TRAINING COURSE ON PATIENT SAFETY AND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION AMONG BRGHGMC EMPLOYEES

_______ is the avoidance of unintended or unexpected harm to people during the provision of health care

• a. Medical Error
• b. Patient Satisfaction
• c. Healthcare cost
• d. Patient Safety

______ clinical and administrative activities undertaken to identify, evaluate, and reduce the risk of injury to patients, staff, and visitors and the risk of loss to the organization itself

• a. Risk Management
• b. Financial management
• c. Quality improvement
• d. Patient care

_______ refers to planning and infrastructure design aimed at reducing the risk of fire or impending the spread of a fire when one does break out

• a. Fire Safety
• b. Fire Control
• c. Fire prevention
• d. Fire Suppression

What are key strategies to prevent healthcare-associated infections that you would recommend to healthcare staff?

• a. Practicing proper hand hygiene, following standard precautions, implementing effective cleaning and disinfection protocols, promoting vaccination, and ensuring proper use of PPE.
• b. Skipping hand hygiene
• c. Wearing gloves is sufficient to prevent healthcare-associated Infection
• d. Cleaning and disinfection protocols

What is a medication error?

• a. temporary side effect of a medication
• b. planned change in a patient medication regiment
• c. A mistake that occurs when a patient forgets to take his/her medication
• d. Any preventable event that may cause or lead to inappropriate medication use or patient harm

What is true about safety culture?

• a. Safety Culture refers to values, beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors that employees share in relation to safety in the workplace
• b. Safety culture is solely the responsibility of the management
• c. Safety Culture is not important for employee well-being
• d. All of the above

______ a nonpunitive culture encouraging voluntary reporting of the events

• a. Health Equity
• b. Improving population health
• c. Reducing per capita cost of care
• d. No Blame Culture

As per Joint Commission International, the International Patient Safety Goals are as follows except?

• a. Identify patient Correctly
• b. Improve Effective communication among healthcare providers
• c. Improve the safety of high-alert medication
• d. Reduce risk of patient harm resulting from fall
• e. Blood Safety

_____ is the state of being “Safe” it is the condition of being protected from harm or another undesirable outcome

• a. Risk
• b. Danger
• c. Safety
• d. insecurity

______ is the condition in the workplace that is likely not a cause property damage or injury

• a. unsafe condition
• b. unsafe act
• c. danger
• d Safety