Patient Safety 5 – Communication

ASCP Patient Safety has been designed to promote a culture of safety and to eliminate preventable patient harm by engaging, educating, and equipping Pathologists and Lab Professionals to institutionalize case-based safety practices.

Featuring interactive media and graphics, this program will teach essential knowledge, skills, and attitudes that can improve patient safety.

This module fulfills CMP requirement(s) for Laboratory or Patient Safety (as well as Medical Ethics.)

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Restate Patient Safety Goals employed by accrediting organizations such as the Joint Commissions and College of American Pathologists for improved communication among caregivers.
Review tools available that measure communication of critical results among laboratory staff and providers.
Demonstrate...

Restate Patient Safety Goals employed by accrediting organizations such as the Joint Commissions and College of American Pathologists for improved communication among caregivers.
Review tools available that measure communication of critical results among laboratory staff and providers.
Demonstrate effective communication skills through documentation of caregiver critical results encounters.
Define collaboration as it relates to the health care setting.
Practice collaborative strategies with the ultimate outcome of attaining a collegial work environment.
Assess the challenges related to communication of information when patients are transitioned from one health care setting to another.
Discuss problems related to pending laboratory tests during patient discharge.
Describe best practices for reducing patient safety risks associated with transition of care.
Apply the SBAR technique for communicating with other members of a health care team.
Apply the ethical, legal, and policy-related basis for full disclosure.
Define what constitutes a medical error.
Analyze the Harvard Hospital’s process for full disclosure.

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