Safety

3. blends patient, family, and community in the patient care decisions
11. refers to decreasing risks of dangers or hazards to prevent actual or potential bodily harm
12. make clinical judgments based on safety for patients, others, and self
14. are the qualities or properties of remaining safe
15. used to communicate effectively and organize patient information for standardized handoff report
16. a reduction in the quality of or ability for physical or cognitive function
19. Remain current in evidence based on best safety practices
20. include measures such as hand hygiene, ppe, safe injection practice, and management of contamination of surfaces or equipment

1. Promotes quality and safety through accreditation and certification of health facilities
2. wrapped, blocked, or tied to patients body to limit or restrict movement
4. measures the care provided to promote best outcomes within the management of healthcare systems
5. is the leading cause of death in ages that range from 10 years old to 64 years old
6. helps individuals in healthcare and home settings be more aware of safety hazards
7. Protects workers against safety and health hazards in their work environment
8. confines a patient to a room involuntary
9. pharmacologic agents used to control unsafe physical movements and behaviors
10. a general feeling of shared attitudes, values, practices, and beliefs
13. are preventable hazards that can result in jury or death that should never happen to patients
17. intentional actions by a family member, caregiver, or others to inflict harm
18. are the leading cause of injury for adults age 65 and older
21. are designed to safely and effectively limit the movement of patients to prevent injury to themselves and others