Risk trigger monitoring for hospital patients

Explanation of a trigger o Benefits of Risk Trigger Monitor ▪ Identifying and Reducing Patient Harm ▪ Measuring Improvement ▪ Decreasing Cost ▪ Clinical, financial, regulatory values • Statement of Problem – Amy • Goals of the New System – Brandon o Reducing harm to patients o Reducing law suits o Improving healthcare o Story of patient harm • Alternatives Considered and Solution Selected – Brandon o History of patient harm in the United States o Other types of Patient Safety Work Products o Traditional reporting of harm on bills sent to Medicare ▪ Hospital Acquired Conditions (HAC) Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) ▪ Patient Safety Indicators (PSI) developed by Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality • Details Concerning the Solution (Technology & People) – Leanna o Machine learning, artificial intelligence, and patient safety • Implementation – Leanna o Rollout Plan for Risk Trigger Monitor ▪ Identifying who should have access ▪ Develop a training system for users ▪ Ensure protection of the Patient Safety Organization through monitoring and education ▪ Monthly meetings ▪ Track and trend data that highlights opportunities in patient care ▪ Educate individuals that are not following patient care protocols • Cost-Benefits – Ieshia o Triggers leading you to opportunities in patient care every 15 minutes o Customizable triggers for different healthcare professionals o Easy to use o Updates and modifications have a quick turnaround o Leverages current electronic health record (EHR) already in place o Intervention real-time that benefits patients and reduces harm •

Summary of The Dance of We: The Mindful Use of Love and Power in Human Systems:

The Dance of We: The Mindful Use of Love and Power in Human Systems:

1-Source in text paraphrase- Horowitz, M. (2014). The dance of we: the mindful use of love and power in human systems. Amherst, MA: Synthesis Center Press.

Chapter 4, “The Power of Systems Over People”

Chapter 7, “The Primacy of Values: Individual, System, and Spiritual”

Chapter 8, “Considering Both Self and System”(UPLOADED Part 1 CONCLUSION screenshots PDF).sorry only have Kindle version

Review Chapter 3 of your textbook Boundaries: When to Say Yes, How to Say No, to Take Control of Your Life (UPLOADED full BOOK PDF)

respond to the following prompts:

Of the four problematic boundary categories mentioned in Chapter 3 of the Boundaries textbook (compliants, avoidants, controllers, and nonresponsives), which have you experienced most in systems you have been part of?

Critically discuss the usefulness of microeconomics in real life.

Risk and uncertainty in Economics and Business

Adverse selection and Moral Hazard problems, applications to insurance market, labour market

Topics in Game Theory, equilibrium strategies, auction, bargaining

Principal-agent theory, incentives in organization, multitasking

theory of firm, transaction cost economics

Empirical analysis of the transaction costs

Experimental investigations of economic behaviours with reference to the concepts of altruism, trust and reciprocity

Economics of individual and social responsibilities