NURS FPX 6004 Assessment 3 Policy Proposal Presentation Significance of this Policy for Stakeholder Association
It has been linked to outmoded care practices for hospitals to reduce the amount of tests they do on patients.
For this reason, it is in everyone’s interest that the nursing staff who actively oversees data entry and medical health record interpretation be strongly encouraged to take precautions against making mistakes.
The nurses shall notify the committee or other appropriate authorities if they discover any inaccuracies in the data they are reporting or interpreting in the EHR.
The greater the frequency of using antiquated treatment methods, the lower the number of diagnostic exams performed at a medical institution. Stakeholders would want to prioritize the nursing staff who is already managing the data input and interpretation of medical health records to cut down on mistakes (Alshehri et al., 2017). Nurses are responsible for notifying the committee or other relevant authorities if errors are made when reporting or interpreting data using EHR. One of the responsibilities that come under this category is the training of the nursing personnel. An acronym for the “American Nursing Association” will be responsible for ensuring that nurses get trainings that meet the standards set by this organization, which stands for “American Nursing Association.” It stands for “American Nursing Association,” and ANA is the abbreviation. This group will also include members of the nursing staff who will work toward the objective of ensuring that the HgA1C testing and foot examinations are performed in the right way. This goal is to guarantee that diabetic patients get the best possible treatment
Conclusion
Reduced access to HgbA1c testing and foot exams has prompted the suggested policy change.
Correct usage of visual dashboards and electronic health records is promoted by this strategy to reduce the likelihood of human error in data entry and analysis.
The policy suggests setting up a steering group to deal with missed diagnostic cases.
It is anticipated that patients and other stakeholders would find this policy helpful.
In light of the falling rates at which individuals have their feet examined and their HbA1C levels evaluated, a policy is being advocated. Electronic health records (EHR) and graphical dashboards are promoted to reduce data input and interpretation mistakes. The policy advises setting up a steering committee to track missed diagnosis rates. As a result, not only do patients stand to benefit from this technique but so do a wide variety of others.
References
Alshehri, G. H., Keers, R. N., & Ashcroft, D. M. (2017). Frequency and Nature of Medication Errors and Adverse Drug Events in Mental Health Hospitals: a Systematic Review. Drug Safety, 40(10), 871–886. https://doi.org/10.1007/s40264-017-0557-7
Ehrler, F., & Siebert, J. N. (2020). PedAMINES: a disruptive mHealth app to tackle paediatric medication errors. Swiss Medical Weekly. https://doi.org/10.4414/smw.2020.20335