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[Risk management in therapeutic procedures: the integrated flowsheet. Experience in a CQI context]
C Luciani1, C Turci, D A Ientile
1DAI Dr.ssa UO Qualità Az. Osp. Sant Andrea II Facoltà di Medicina e Chirurgia Sapienza Università di Roma.
This study introduces an integrated medication flowsheet to reduce medication errors and clinical risks in healthcare. The goal is to improve patient safety and satisfaction by enhancing professional collaboration and job satisfaction.
Area of Science:
- Healthcare Management
- Patient Safety
- Clinical Risk Mitigation
Background:
- Medication errors pose a significant challenge in healthcare organizations.
- Government bodies and health ministries recommend risk prevention strategies for healthcare personnel and management.
- The Sant'Andrea hospital in Rome identified medication errors as a critical issue requiring intervention.
Purpose of the Study:
- To integrate professional expertise to meet patient needs while respecting distinct professional roles.
- To elevate quality, safety, and patient satisfaction standards.
- To improve job satisfaction and inter-professional collaboration within the healthcare team.
Main Methods:
- Analysis of medication error problem within the hospital.
- Implementation of corrective measures, specifically an integrated medication flowsheet.
Main Results:
- The integrated medication flowsheet was introduced as a corrective measure.
- The initiative aimed to address medication errors and clinical risks.
Conclusions:
- The integrated medication flowsheet is a key strategy for enhancing patient safety and quality of care.
- Improved professional integration and satisfaction are expected outcomes.
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