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Healthcare Safety and Standard Precautions Competencies 7-8
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Competency 7 Explain the procedures used to respond to client and healthcare facility emergencies (including fire safety) and natural disasters. List general guidelines for any emergency. Explain the general protocol/ procedure for a FIRST RESPONSE to: Medical emergency Workplace injury Response in natural disasters
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Emergency Guidelines Procedures Phone numbers Remain calm Stay in scope of training
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First Response Medical Emergency Survey environment & victim Victim Contact EMS Obtain Assistance Proceed as facility policy dictates ABC Awareness A = Airway B = Breathing C= Circulation Do not move victim “First Response” Protocol Facility Policy Know Job description Work Place Injury Notify supervisor
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Natural Disasters Contact supervisor Follow procedure manual (workplace) Contact Red Cross if needed
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Competency 8 Using a problem solving process applied to healthcare situations; Describe the critical principles and standards needed to ensure healthcare safety. Discuss the problem solving process as applied to healthcare safety utilizing a team approach.
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Problem Solving Process 1.Identify the problem 2.Gather information 3.Create alternatives/solutions 4.Select and act 5.Evaluate and revise
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General Safety Guidelines Moving safely Dressing for safety Working safely with patients Protecting yourself and others Reporting for safety
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Concern in Various Situations Personal safety Worker safety Client safety
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