PMHI Regulatory Readiness Crossword Challenge

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Across
  1. 2. Care approach emphasizing safety trust collaboration and empowerment
  2. 5. Review of patient rooms and common areas for safety concerns
  3. 8. Interim actions taken to reduce risk when a safety concern is identified
  4. 10. Routine inspections performed to identify safety hazards
  5. 12. PMHI transport process repeated when returning to the unit
  6. 13. Safety interventions implemented for a patient at risk for self harm
  7. 14. Shared responsibility of all staff members on the unit
  8. 16. Communication tool used during handoff
  9. 17. Individual who assesses regulatory readiness and compliance
  10. 19. Fire extinguisher acronym meaning Pull Aim Squeeze Sweep
  11. 20. Emergency response used for an unruly or combative person or non patient
  12. 21. Emergency code for an infant 6 months or younger who is missing or abducted
  13. 22. Items prohibited because they may create a safety risk
  14. 25. PMHI transport staff member positioned at the back of the line
  15. 26. Items inspected for contraband upon admission or return to the unit
  16. 28. Fire emergency response acronym
  17. 29. Process used when locating a missing patient
  18. 31. Patient privacy regulation
  19. 33. Emergency code announced when an infant has been abducted or is missing
  20. 34. Department contacted during a Security Assist or Code Green response
  21. 36. Technique used to reduce agitation before crisis escalation
Down
  1. 1. Following hospital policies procedures and regulatory requirements
  2. 3. Organizational readiness for disasters emergencies and mass casualty incidents
  3. 4. Evaluation process used to identify patient or environmental safety concerns
  4. 6. Emergency preparedness exercise
  5. 7. Transfer of responsibility for patient care between staff members
  6. 9. Process used to identify patient safety concerns and hazards
  7. 11. Potential self harm hazards identified during environmental rounds
  8. 15. Documentation demonstrating continuous patient monitoring
  9. 18. Observation level requiring continuous monitoring by one staff member
  10. 22. Hospital emergency code for a person who is not breathing and has no pulse
  11. 23. Approach recognizing the impact of trauma on patient care
  12. 24. PMHI transport step requiring patients to form a single file line
  13. 27. Document outlining coping skills and crisis resources
  14. 28. PMHI transport procedure step requiring staff to verify all patients arrived at the destination
  15. 29. Protected health information safeguarded under HIPAA
  16. 30. A condition with the potential to cause harm
  17. 32. Last resort intervention used only when safety is at immediate risk
  18. 35. Behavioral health response team