RIGHTSThe rights are: (1) Right patient (using two identifiers), (2) Right medication, (3) Right dose, (4) Right route, (5) Right time, (6) Right documentation, (7) Right reason, and (8) Right response.
VERIFICATION[REQUIRES CRITERIA REMAP] This question is currently mapped to CHS 1. 1 (IPAC Risk Assessment) but asks about service response times. Original answer claimed '24-48 hours for urgent' and '5 business days for routine' - these timeframes need verification in policy before use.
PREPARATIONAseptic technique training covers standard vs. surgical ANTT, identifying key parts and key sites, creating and maintaining aseptic fields, proper hand hygiene and PPE use, sterile equipment preparation, and preventing contamination. Role-specific training for procedures performed.
ADMINISTAll SJHCG clients will be positively identified by two identifiers prior to the administration of medication or delivery of services. Examples include the client's full name and date of birth.
DOCUMENTINGMy role includes conducting comprehensive assessments, developing person-centered service plans, providing skilled care, coordinating with the healthcare team, monitoring progress, and documenting care provided.
INTERRUPTIONWe prevent errors through: five rights verification, barcode scanning, independent double-checks for high-alert drugs, interruption-free medication zones, standardized protocols, staff education, error reporting and learning, and technology supports.
BARCODEImmediate response to life-threatening situation. Staff trained in recognition, notification, intervention protocols. Equipment checked regularly. Documentation includes time, actions, outcomes. Regular drills and review for improvement.
CHECKSInterventions include: environmental checks (lighting, clear paths), mobility aids, non-slip footwear, medication review, hip protectors if indicated, and toileting schedules. Interventions are individualized in the care plan.
WITNESSEDStaff report safety incidents immediately through the incident reporting system (RL Solutions). The incident is documented, the client is assessed and stabilized, the team is notified, and the area is secured. The incident is investigated, contributing factors identified, and corrective ac
PROCEDURESFormal documents guiding practice. Development includes evidence review, stakeholder input, approval process. Implementation requires communication, training, resources. Regular review ensures currency. Accessible to staff for reference.
