Question #1: Describe the essential elements of disaster emergency plan for health care facility. Question #2: List 3 precautions that can reduce the risk of injury to patients.
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- Question #1: Describe the essential elements of disaster emergency plan for health care facility.
- Question #2: List 3 precautions that can reduce the risk of injury to patients.
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- Answer the following What is the role of the hospital in disaster preparedness?What is the action strategy to be taken to maintain resident care in the facility and to limit the movement of residents, staff and visitors in order to protect people and property from a hazard? Who will be onsite to ensure the strategy is implemented?Describe the roles of the nurses in disaster planning and actual disasters. How would you ensure the nurses on the unit understand their roles in the disaster plan?
- 1.) A medical group has decided to develop an industrial medicine program for employers. This program would help in the treatment of on-the-job injuries, workers’ compensation requirements, health education, and toxicology analysis. The group has hired a new salesperson to approach a major furniture manufacturer about the program. In preparing for her first call, the salesperson makes a list of the possible members of the buying center. Prepare the list and explain each idea. Note-please do not list furniture manufacturers or companies!How prepared are you in the event of a disaster? Describe your level of disaster preparedness using specific examples and references to your "go-bag" and preparedness checklist assignments. Example: “I am more prepared for a water-related disaster than a fire-related disaster even though I live in a highly secluded, forested area. I have a boat as transportation in the event of flooding, but I do not have rain barrels or fire barrier supplies on hand.” Example: "There were many missing items on my preparedness checklist. I realized that I do not own a flashlight. If I had to use my phone as a light it would drain the battery very quickly.Using the 5-step risk management process (below), explain how you will communicate the solution throughout the organization for each step. Scenario: Employees in the lab of a local ambulatory care center are showing an increase in the number of needle stick injuries. Risk Identification: Identify exposures. Risk Analysis: Examine methods to address the risk. Risk Control/Treatment: Select the best management techniques. Risk Financing: Implement the selected techniques. Risk Monitoring: Monitor to determine effectiveness.
- Scenario: As PHN, you plan to conduct workshop/training of the DRRM team including responsible family members/caregivers on the care of the children as one of the most vulnerable group during disaster (RA 10121). What ethical principles and legal bases are worth considering to guide development of your plan of care as part of disaster (e.g., typhoon) preparedness plan?You are required to submit a word document contains a real life disaster example, a mistake in the disaster response plan, a case scenario for a patient, and how will you triage him/her. You are not limited to any country.The Role of the Nurse in each phase of disaster management List the phases and give a brief description of the role the nurse plays in each phase - 6 sentences for each phase
- Suggest one (1) strategy for health care organizations to train providers in using technology in health care. Provide a rationale to support your response.In reference to the patient safety movement on improving quality, to minimize error, health care personnel have been urged to report erratic events that happen in the course of their work and profession, in order to act as a stepping stone to continuous learning and quality improvement. If you for instance, were a culprit of a grave or minor error that altered the quality of your service to a patient, how likely is it that would report the event to your health care provider system as an error? Discuss both the prons and consContained in the University of Michigan Health System case is a description of program elements. Explain the Who, What, When, and How of disclosure. Guiding Principles: What is the goal of the guiding principle, and list the three guiding principles.