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Clinical Governance
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- 1What is clinical governance?a framework which helps all clinicians including nurses to continually safeguard and improve standards of care
- 2Name 2 major documents involved in clinical governanceNMC Code of Conduct (2015)
Kennedy Report (Bristol Royal Infirmary deaths in children's cardiac surgery) (1984-1993) - 3What are the 4 aims of clinical governance and the overlying message?providing the right care to patients
by the right staff
in the right way
at the right time
and always aiming to provide the best service - 4Can you name any of the 7 pillars?
- 5Can you name the main document that supports clinical practice and patient focus?Fundamentals of Care (2003)
- 6What is the main message from the NMC 2015 that impacts Clinical governance?You put the interests of people using or needing nursing or midwifery services first.
- 7How can we ensure staff practice high quality care?Revalidation/personal development
Supporting Whistle blowing - 8What else is the focus of CG?Information sharing - effective record keeping, adhering to Caldicott and Freedom of Information act
Keep clear records - 9What are the 6 components of Quality?Access
Relevance to need
Effectiveness
Equity
Acceptability
Efficiency - 10Name 3 activities that lead to QI and 3 documents used for high quality care.Risk assessment
Audit
Clinical leadership
NICE, NSF, local policy - 11Do we have an organisation to help deliver better care?Yes; 1000 lives and 1000 lives +
- 12What is the aim of clinical governance?The aim is to raise awareness of improvement
- 13Can you name 3 things students can do to help with CG?Listen to Patients
Work as a team
Measurement – not all changes are improvements - 14What 2 things should 1st year students focus on?Managing patient information
Patient focus
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- Kirsty Jayne Buckley
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