NATIONAL PATIENT SAFETY GOALS Part 1 http www

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NATIONAL PATIENT SAFETY GOALS Part 1 http: //www. jointcommission. org/NR/rdonlyres/868 C 9 E 07

NATIONAL PATIENT SAFETY GOALS Part 1 http: //www. jointcommission. org/NR/rdonlyres/868 C 9 E 07 -037 F-433 D-88580 D 5 FAA 4322 F 2/0/July 2010 NPSGs_Scoring_HAP 2. p df

01. 01 Patient Identification Use at least 2 pt. identifiers when providing care, treatment

01. 01 Patient Identification Use at least 2 pt. identifiers when providing care, treatment & services -Service includes giving blood, meds -Label all specimens in presence of pt. What 2 identifiers do you use in the hospital? What should you never use as an identifier?

Improve the Accuracy of Patient Identification

Improve the Accuracy of Patient Identification

Goal 1 Continued Use of Two Patient Identifiers: -Patient name -Medical record -Date of

Goal 1 Continued Use of Two Patient Identifiers: -Patient name -Medical record -Date of birth

01. 03. 01 Transfusion Errors Eliminate transfusion errors r/t patient misidentification -What must be

01. 03. 01 Transfusion Errors Eliminate transfusion errors r/t patient misidentification -What must be done before a pt. receives any blood product?

Eliminating transfusion errors: -verification by 2 people -matching component to the order and patient

Eliminating transfusion errors: -verification by 2 people -matching component to the order and patient to the component

02. 03. 01 Report critical results of tests & diagnostic procedures on a timely

02. 03. 01 Report critical results of tests & diagnostic procedures on a timely basis Improve the Effectiveness of Communication Among Caregivers

What are critical results(definition)? Who should receive the report? What is the appropriate

What are critical results(definition)? Who should receive the report? What is the appropriate timeframe? What should be done with the results?

Goal 3 Improve the Safety of Using Medications

Goal 3 Improve the Safety of Using Medications

03. 04. 01 Labeling Medications Label all medications, medication containers, and other solutions on

03. 04. 01 Labeling Medications Label all medications, medication containers, and other solutions on and off the sterile field in perioperative and other procedural settings.

Goal 3 Continued Labeling Medications -name of med -strength -date & time -expiration

Goal 3 Continued Labeling Medications -name of med -strength -date & time -expiration

03. 05. 01 Anticoagulation Therapy Reduce the likelihood of patient harm associated with the

03. 05. 01 Anticoagulation Therapy Reduce the likelihood of patient harm associated with the use of anticoagulant therapy.

GOAL 3 Continued Use only unit dose prefilled or premixed bags when available Each

GOAL 3 Continued Use only unit dose prefilled or premixed bags when available Each The facility should have a protocol patient’s baseline coagulation status should be assessed

Goal 3 Continued What tests should be performed prior to a person starting anticoagulation

Goal 3 Continued What tests should be performed prior to a person starting anticoagulation therapy? Why should a IV pump be used? What patient education should be reviewed with this patient?

03. 06. 01 Communication r/t Medication Maintain and communicate accurate patient medication information.

03. 06. 01 Communication r/t Medication Maintain and communicate accurate patient medication information.

Goal 3 Continued Patient’s Meds Pt. routine meds ordered when hospitalized Education -give information

Goal 3 Continued Patient’s Meds Pt. routine meds ordered when hospitalized Education -give information regarding new meds -Tell primary care giver of any med changes