Understanding and learning from errors and managing clinical skills

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Understanding and learning from errors and managing clinical skills

Medical error Failure of planned action to be completed as intended or The use of wrong plan to achieve an aim

Types of errors Sentinel events Near miss Major event Adverse event Medication errors

Adverse event Near Miss: sentinel event: Medication Error: incidence about to happen but by chance didn’t occur. sentinel event: A sentinel event is an unexpected occurrence involving death or serious physical or psychological injury Medication Error: is any preventable event that may cause or led to inappropriate medication use or patient harm. Adverse event defined as incidents in which harm resulted to a person receiving health care. They include infections, falls resulting in injuries,

Morbidity Mortality review How to capture error ? Incident report (OVR) Patient complain Morbidity Mortality review Claim Occurrence screening Hazard mapping observation

Root cause analysis (Fish bone analysis) is an approach for identifying the underlying causes of why an incident occurred so that the most effective solutions can be identified and implemented

Fish bone analysis

Examine different solution 1. Engineering/ structural control (Reconstruction, anti slippery floors, hood) 2. Administrative changes (policies, protocols, job descriptions) 3. Personal measures (PPEs, counseling)

Action plan and time frame Objective (what) Actions (how) Responsible(who) Timescale (when) Progress (review regularly and sign off when completed)  

Monitoring and evaluation Reassessment through different method 1) Key performance indicators 2) tracer 3) compliance audit

Group exercise The top management recognize tow major issues in the hospital 1- High volume of patient falls 2- medication error Based on information you get from this lecture what is your plan to solve this problem ?