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Discuss unintentional injury as a form of injury with health care delivery in the United States.
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- Provide an example scenario that includes a patient and an injury that would take him/her through acute and post-acute care. Demonstrate your familiarity of these terms and facilities.Discuss the effects of medical negligence. What is the role and accountability of hospitals? Explain in detailsDescribe the strategies to prevent workplace injuries in a healthcare setting.
- Discuss the local and system factors that might have impacted on quality and safety in healthcare.Discuss the elements of negligence in nursingPatient safety is a discipline that emphasizes safety in health care through the prevention, reduction, reporting, and analysis of medical error that often leads to adverse effects. Question options: A) True B) False
- Explain What is malpractice, what is negligence? Discuss the 5 elements needed to meet the threshold of negligence.Describe a brief statement of the issue/problem about cyberattacks in healthcare and the purpose of implementing a program, and its impactDescribe the basic steps of providing first aid. Discuss personal protective gear, scene safety and hand washing. Identify medical problems, their causes, symptoms and first aid procedures. Identify causes, symptoms and how to care for individuals with medical problems.
- Describe nursing interventions to prevent injuryto patients in health care settings.Explain the necessity of monitoring service users on end of life care for changes in symptoms or conditionsIdentify an issue related to safety, professional, legal, or an ethical problem in the healthcare system related to patient handling and mobility.