NATIONAL PATIENT SAFETY GOALS
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NATIONAL PATIENT SAFETY
GOALS
Part 1
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01.01.01 Patient Identification
Use at least 2 pt. identifiers when
providing care, treatment & services
-Service includes giving blood, meds
-Label all specimens in presence of pt.
What 2 identifiers do you use in the
hospital?
What should you never use as an
identifier?
Improve the Accuracy of
Patient Identification
Goal 1 Continued
Use of Two Patient Identifiers:
-Patient name
-Medical record
-Date of birth
01.03.01 Transfusion Errors
Eliminate transfusion errors r/t
patient misidentification
-What must be done before a pt. receives
any blood product?
Eliminating transfusion errors:
-verification by 2 people
-matching component to the
order and patient to the
component
02.03.01 Report critical results of
tests & diagnostic procedures on a
timely basis
Improve the Effectiveness of
Communication Among Caregivers
What are critical results(definition)?
Who should receive the report?
What is the appropriate timeframe?
What should be done with the results?
Goal 3
Improve the Safety of Using
Medications
03.04.01 Labeling Medications
Label
all medications, medication
containers, and other solutions on
and off the sterile field in
perioperative and other procedural
settings.
Goal 3 Continued
Labeling
Medications
-name of med
-strength
-date & time
-expiration
03.05.01 Anticoagulation
Therapy
Reduce
the likelihood of patient
harm associated with the use of
anticoagulant therapy.
GOAL 3 Continued
Use only unit dose prefilled or premixed
bags when available
Each facility should have a protocol
The patient’s baseline coagulation status
should be assessed
Goal 3 Continued
What tests should be performed prior to
a person starting anticoagulation therapy?
Why should a IV pump be used?
What patient education should be
reviewed with this patient?
03.06.01 Communication r/t
Medication
Maintain
and communicate accurate
patient medication information.
Goal 3 Continued
Patient’s routine meds
Meds ordered when hospitalized
Pt. Education
-give information regarding new meds
-Tell primary care giver of any med
changes