CPPS 2 TEST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2023.|GUARANTEED SUCCESS

After implement a new product recall system, the hospital was alerts to high risk medication recall. This medication is in stock in emergency department and oncology unit. To measure(ensure) the effectiveness of the new system the patient safety professional should: Select one: A. Perform on site visit recall medication to verify recall medication. B. Assess each Individual department to verify that the recall medication was performed and reported back to the patient safety professional. C. Reconcile the number of recall medication returned to pharmacy D. Notify the concerned unit to remove A A result of the recent patient safety culture survey indicate that organization is below the fifth percentile to effective response, AS a patient safety professional what to develop first to emphasize the change and response? Select one: A. Present the result to top management as a patient safety issues B. Analyze the result with leadership C. Staff training program and communication D. Conduct monthly LD walk round A Dr. Thomas is reviewing data from the surgical ICU's recent administration of AHRQ's Hospital Survey on Patient Safety Culture. He notices that the "teamwork within unit" results demonstrate a consistency with issues the unit's staff have discussed with him. Dr. Thomas can best use these data for which of the following? Select one: A. Raising staff awareness to importance of reporting. B. Assessing staff attitudes toward teamwork. C. Identifying quality and safety improvement needs. D. Evaluating staff engagement in quality improvement efforts. Clear my choice A One of the most common errors in systems thinking is: Select one: A. An inability to break the system elements into department-specific elements. B. The tendency to foster greater interdependence than anyone can master. C. Failing to predict unintended consequences of changing a system element. D. Neglecting to use technological advancements to their full potential. A Different regulatory agents play important Efforts to improve patient safety and the quality of health care delivery through development and dissemination of information with respect to improve patient safety, such as recommendations, protocols, or information regarding best practices, the regulatory agent which consider Computerized Physician Order Entry as one of the three practices to improve medication Safety is: Select one: A. TJC. B. Leapfrogs. C. NQF. D. NPSF. A A health center's patient and family advisory council completed a plan to improve the organization's patient-centered approach to care. Which of the following should the council include in their presentation to the Board/Leaders to demonstrate its value to the organization? Select one: A. Potential impact on outside resources. B. Moral obligation. C. Return on investment. D. Diversity of communication. patient safety professional plans to use rapid cycles of change to test a process redesign. To evaluate each change, the professional should look for unintended consequences evidenced by: Select one: A. Correct execution of physician orders. B. Properly functioning parallel systems. C. Work-around being used to achieve a desired outcome. D. Appropriate supply utilization. A patient safety professional plans to use rapid cycles of change to test a process redesign. To evaluate each change, the professional should look for unintended consequences evidenced by: Select one: A. Correct execution of physician orders. B. Properly functioning parallel systems. C. Work-around being used to achieve a desired outcome. D. Appropriate supply utilization The correlation between the using of Computerized Physician Order Entry, CPOE and the frequency of administration errors can be described as a: Select one: A. Week or Intermediate Negative correlation. B. Strongly Positive correlation. C. Week Positive correlation. D. Strongly Negative correlation. AS PSP, when you work in multi-facility org. you need to try to identify the common system defects and flaws and advocate for sharing the information for these flaws with others to raising the Awareness to PS, The best approaches that facilitate your concept is: Select one: A. Board annual meeting with heads of the departments. B. Pull the findings through org. intranet e-mails. C. Reports during weekly senior leaders meeting. D. Daily Briefing, periodic huddles between the care teams and during safety team meeting. It was in the community hospital, the leader was interested to enforce the patient safety culture in this hospital. this leader direct the pt. safety professional to make survey to test how much the staff are aware about patient safety culture. by analysis the data from the conducting survey found that the ratio of reporting the near messes is 1:4 for the actual Near misses occurred. As a professional Which of the following is the first to do to increase the registration of the near misses in your hospital? Select one: A. Coach the staff Ward and train them how to register the near misses. B. Initiate work incentives for motivates them to get the registration. C. Analyze for seeking the barriers to non-registration D. Using job aids for work registration of the near misses It was in the community hospital, the leader was interested to enforce the patient safety culture in this hospital. this leader direct the pt. safety professional to make survey to test how much the staff are aware about patient safety culture. by analysis the data from the conducting survey found that the ratio of reporting the near messes is 1:4 for the actual Near misses occurred. As a professional Which of the following is the first to do to increase the registration of the near misses in your hospital? Select one: A. Coach the staff Ward and train them how to register the near misses. B. Initiate work incentives for motivates them to get the registration. C. Analyze for seeking the barriers to non-registration D. Using job aids for work registration of the near misses Your hospital is implementing an electronic health record (EHR) and is teaching all staff how to use it. As you go through the EHR training, you notice that it takes five clicks to bring up the vital signs for a patient. In the past, when you wanted to see a patient's vital signs, you could simply look at the sheet of paper clipped onto the end of the bed. Which of the following likely the most effective needs to be improved about the new process to review vital signs and minimize errors? Select one: A. Simplify the process B. Adding redundancies. C. Avoid reliance on memory. D. Standardize the process Your hospital is implementing an electronic health record (EHR) and is teaching all staff how to use it. As you go through the EHR training, you notice that it takes five clicks to bring up the vital signs for a patient. In the past, when you wanted to see a patient's vital signs, you could simply look at the sheet of paper clipped onto the end of the bed. The first time you admit a patient to the hospital using the new EHR, you see a screen pop up as you are attempting to enter orders. At the top it says, "You must enter orders for DVT (blood clot) prevention before completion of this admission order set. Click here to complete this order." This pop up box is an example of the use of: Select one: A. Visual Control/cognitive aids. B. Redundancy. C. Forcing function. D. Simplification. As patient safety science continues to evolve, which of the following should be taken into account when prioritizing patient safety initiatives? Select one: A. Errors with the most reported fatalities as the prioritization foundation. B. Relevant issues from internal data sets as the significant indicator of patient safety needs. C. National Patient Safety Goals to create a framework for the safety program. D. Cases that are highlighted in the media A patient safety professional at a small rural hospital is developing an incident reporting system for the organization. Which of the following is the most important consideration in the development of the system? Select one: A. The system must allow for everyone, including patients, to report. B. The summary data must be available and disseminated in a timely manner. C. The data collected must be forwarded to a certified patient safety organization. D. The reports must be collected using the AHRQ common formats.