This practical resource helps nurses develop the skills they need to avoid medical errors and promote patient safety. Based on the most current research and guidance from principal scientific/academic boards, the text identifies the most significant errors and their causes and describes how nurses can develop and improve critical thinking, logic, and clinical judgement to improve patient outcomes.
This book presents an overview of common preventable issues and their causes, including medication errors, patient falls, pressure ulcers, infections, and surgical errors. It focuses on strategies for becoming a safe practitioner through education and competency development, while highlighting major national safety initiatives with improved outcomes. This book discusses several theories that promote quality of care and concrete methods for fostering critical thinking and reasoning. It examines prioritization and delegation as a way to develop skills in addition to scope of practice, intuition, ethics, leadership, and emotional intelligence. The final chapter addresses patient safety using a holistic approach encompassing cultural humility and artificial intelligence. Each chapter includes an introduction, learning objectives, an illustrative case vignette, discussion questions, concise ""tips from the field,"" special topics, and more.
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Paperback. Etat : New. This practical resource helps nurses develop the skills they need to avoid medical errors and promote patient safety. Based on the most current research and guidance from principal scientific/academic boards, the text identifies the most significant errors and their causes and describes how nurses can develop and improve critical thinking, logic, and clinical judgement to improve patient outcomes.This book presents an overview of common preventable issues and their causes, including medication errors, patient falls, pressure ulcers, infections, and surgical errors. It focuses on strategies for becoming a safe practitioner through education and competency development, while highlighting major national safety initiatives with improved outcomes. This book discusses several theories that promote quality of care and concrete methods for fostering critical thinking and reasoning. It examines prioritization and delegation as a way to develop skills in addition to scope of practice, intuition, ethics, leadership, and emotional intelligence. The final chapter addresses patient safety using a holistic approach encompassing cultural humility and artificial intelligence. Each chapter includes an introduction, learning objectives, an illustrative case vignette, discussion questions, concise ""tips from the field,"" special topics, and more.Key Features:Helps nurse managers to prioritize and address specific safety and medical errors immediately.Delivers practical tips on improving patient care and outcomes. Provides step-by-step guidance on preventing medication errors-the leading cause of adverse events. Presents multiple strategies to develop critical thinking and judgment. Offers interviews with patient safety experts for context and application. Includes case studies, tips from the field, Fast Facts boxes, tables, discussion questions, suggested assignments, and more. N° de réf. du vendeur LU-9780826184559
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. This practical resource helps nurses develop the skills they need to avoid medical errors and promote patient safety. Based on the most current research and guidance from principal scientific/academic boards, the text identifies the most significant errors and their causes and describes how nurses can develop and improve critical thinking, logic, and clinical judgement to improve patient outcomes.This book presents an overview of common preventable issues and their causes, including medication errors, patient falls, pressure ulcers, infections, and surgical errors. It focuses on strategies for becoming a safe practitioner through education and competency development, while highlighting major national safety initiatives with improved outcomes. This book discusses several theories that promote quality of care and concrete methods for fostering critical thinking and reasoning. It examines prioritization and delegation as a way to develop skills in addition to scope of practice, intuition, ethics, leadership, and emotional intelligence. The final chapter addresses patient safety using a holistic approach encompassing cultural humility and artificial intelligence. Each chapter includes an introduction, learning objectives, an illustrative case vignette, discussion questions, concise ""tips from the field,"" special topics, and more.Key Features:Helps nurse managers to prioritize and address specific safety and medical errors immediately.Delivers practical tips on improving patient care and outcomes. Provides step-by-step guidance on preventing medication errorsthe leading cause of adverse events. Presents multiple strategies to develop critical thinking and judgment. Offers interviews with patient safety experts for context and application. Includes case studies, tips from the field, Fast Facts boxes, tables, discussion questions, suggested assignments, and more. A practical resource to help nurses develop the skills they need to avoid medical errors and promote patient safety. Based on current research and guidance, the text identifies the most significant errors and their causes and describes how nurses can develop and improve critical thinking, logic, and clinical judgement to improve patient outcomes. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9780826184559
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Paperback. Etat : New. This practical resource helps nurses develop the skills they need to avoid medical errors and promote patient safety. Based on the most current research and guidance from principal scientific/academic boards, the text identifies the most significant errors and their causes and describes how nurses can develop and improve critical thinking, logic, and clinical judgement to improve patient outcomes.This book presents an overview of common preventable issues and their causes, including medication errors, patient falls, pressure ulcers, infections, and surgical errors. It focuses on strategies for becoming a safe practitioner through education and competency development, while highlighting major national safety initiatives with improved outcomes. This book discusses several theories that promote quality of care and concrete methods for fostering critical thinking and reasoning. It examines prioritization and delegation as a way to develop skills in addition to scope of practice, intuition, ethics, leadership, and emotional intelligence. The final chapter addresses patient safety using a holistic approach encompassing cultural humility and artificial intelligence. Each chapter includes an introduction, learning objectives, an illustrative case vignette, discussion questions, concise ""tips from the field,"" special topics, and more.Key Features:Helps nurse managers to prioritize and address specific safety and medical errors immediately.Delivers practical tips on improving patient care and outcomes. Provides step-by-step guidance on preventing medication errors-the leading cause of adverse events. Presents multiple strategies to develop critical thinking and judgment. Offers interviews with patient safety experts for context and application. Includes case studies, tips from the field, Fast Facts boxes, tables, discussion questions, suggested assignments, and more. N° de réf. du vendeur LU-9780826184559
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