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    accountability and evidence purposes. The client has to be aware that the clinician has breached confidentiality agreement‚ and it allows the client to develop trust and be a part of the action plan. 2. If records are court ordered‚ is it ok to let the client know that it has happened? What are ways that you would do that with the client? Yes‚ it is ok to let the client know his/her records has been court ordered. One way a clinician could do that is by calling the client to inform the client that their

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    Learning Plan 5 Quality Improvement Initiative Identify a business that has recently launched a quality improvement initiative (Harley Davidson would be just one of many examples). Your business could be one that is primarily product-providing or one that is primarily service-providing. Do some independent research in order to provide an overview of this initiative and the results of their efforts. The overview should take the form of a two-page paper. Within that assignment‚ cite examples of any

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    I strongly believe that continuous improvement is more important than quality control. The reason behind my thinking is that quality control is an element of continuous improvement for the following reason. Quality control only identifies rejects. Its only purpose is to inspect items or services to determine whether or not a set criteria‚ or standard‚ is met; and decide whether the item will be fixed‚ rejected‚ or passed. Continuous improvement is the ability to constantly change and adapt by getting

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    Outpatient Patient Roles

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    nurse‚ a nurse practitioner‚ and a unit secretary. A staff nurse is in outpatient is responsible of admitting patients‚ making preparations which includes both patients and the equipments that are necessary‚ they assist physicians with many bedside procedures‚ and are responsible of recovering patients. A nurse staff is also responsible of checking charts and orders‚ monitoring patients and troubleshooting to make sure that there’s no errors. A charge nurse is registered nursed who is responsible

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    Risk Management and Quality Improvement Individual Written Assignment Case Study 2: Tenerife Airport Disaster Name: Tam Chuen Fung (Panda) SID: 10485559 Mind Map: For the key events or hazards that led to the occurrence of the disaster‚ 9 points are included in this part. PAVE would be used in the hazard identification as a tool. * P-Pilot 1) Experience level Captain of the KLM‚ Jacob van Zanten is an experienced pilot of KLM. But he gave a disadvantage in the cockpit

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    organization .i.e. recruitment and selection‚ performance management‚ reward & punishment that are the baseline of employee’s motivation commitment to any organization.  TIME SAVING HRM has been identified as tool of time saving through its various business linked strategies that saves time of business operations and processes by facilitating business clientele ultimately resulting in enhanced customer base and business results.  COMPETITION HRM has encouraged competition in and among

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    VORTEX SPUN YARN VS. AIR-JET SPUN YARN Dr.N.Ramakrishnan MTech CText ATI (UK)PhD(Cal.‚USA) Abstract Vortex spinning can be viewed as a refinement of jet spinning‚ or a natural development in fasciated yarn technology. As in all other fasciated yarns‚ the structure of vortex yarn consists of a core of parallel fibres held together by wrapper fibres. This has been revealed by examining an untwisted vortex yarn sample under the Scanning Electron Microscope. Subsequently‚ the physical properties

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    Definition of quality. Quality is considered today as continuous trip for the organizations‚ rather than achievable status‚ taking into account fast ecological changes that are characterized by the majority of the markets. The British Standard Institute has put a simple yet effective explanation of quality: "Quality is the hallmark of every successful company. It is blend of good design‚ efficient production and reliability‚ which‚ once achieved‚ brings benefits such as reduced waste‚ lower overheads

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    I found your post about the lean methodology intriguing and informative. It helped me to have a better understanding of a clinic use for this type of approach to quality improvement in nursing care. Working for the state government means that budgets are tight and there is no room to be wasteful with resources. Richardson et al. (2014) identify certain principles of the Lean process that can be transposed into the healthcare setting. The principles of waste elimination‚ consistent workflow‚ staff

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    be capable of interacting with patients‚ fellow colleagues and other various bodies involved in the health and human service delivery. A dietician can be present throughout all levels of the healthcare system; at a primary level‚ for example they receive walk-in patients who are looking to improve their health through dietary means‚ at a secondary level‚ where‚ for example‚ general practitioners refer a patient with type 2 diabetes in an attempt to reduce the patients dependence on insulin injections

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