“Quiz for Safety: QRC-MAD – Celebrating QPSW 2025!”

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• QATAR

• INDIA

• SYRIA

• PHILIPPINES

QRC MEDICAL AFFAIRS HAVE .........NUMBER OF HEALTH CENTERS

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• 20

• 50

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• LUSAIL

• AL JANOUB

• 974

• KHALIFA

Where can staff access the QRC-MAD General Policies?

• CIS

• Website

• SSP

• Department Notice Boards

A hospital team uses the 'SBAR' communication tool when handing over a patient to another department. What does 'SBAR' stand for?

• Safety, Blueprint, Action, Response

• Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation

• Staff, Behavior, Analysis, Review

• System, Baseline, Action, Report

At a QRC health center, a nurse accidentally administers a medication to the wrong patient. Fortunately, no harm occurs. The manager calls a team meeting and focuses on understanding why the error happened, rather than blaming the nurse personally. They review processes, provide additional training, and implement safeguards to prevent future errors. This approach, which emphasizes learning from mistakes while balancing accountability, is an example of:

• Punitive Culture

• Just Culture

• Zero-Tolerance Culture

• Safety Culture

As per QRCS policy, what should be done in the event of a patient death or any crime-related incident?

• Call 999

• Ignore the incident and continue work

• Secure the scene and ensure evidence is preserved

• Follow internal reporting procedures and document the incident

What are the key identifiers for patient identification at QRCS Health Centers?

• Name, QID or Health Card, Date of Birth (DOB)

• Name & Phone number

• Passport, Driving License

• Phone number and QID

One evening at a QRCS health center, an unconscious patient is brought in after a workplace accident. The patient has no identification on them, and immediate medical attention is required to stabilize their condition. According to QRCS policy, is it permissible to provide emergency medical care in this situation?

• No, care can only be provided after patient identification is confirmed

• Yes, emergency medical care can be provided even without patient identifiers

• Only minor treatment can be provided until ID is verified

• Care should be delayed until family or employer provides identification