Common Mistakes In Healthcare FMEAs



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ommon Mistakes In Healthcare FMAs

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riginal Healthcare FMA From IHI Website erf eq ffect of ause / Mech of urrent ontrols () & () Unnecessary Inappropriate recaution isk spread of Infection in the dept. Becomes overwhelmed with unnecessary. precautions, tend to be ignored, necessary ones too. 2 Inadequate assessment info and time to decide. 12 Ask questions in step 1 to protect riage nurse but complete infection control form in step 4 he example above, is a line from an actual Healthcare FMA. Below is a reordering of the same FMA. an you see the differences? Filled out orrect info orrect spelling n time Legible Infection ontrol heet not filled out isk of infection (7) Infection spreading to other areas of hospital (7) isitors become infected () HA lost revenue due to non-reimbursed urse fails to fill out sheet isual () 512 check with checklist Filled out orrect info orrect spelling n time Legible Infection ontrol heet has Incorrect information isk of infection (7) Infection spreading to other areas of hospital (7) isitors become infected () HA lost revenue due to non-reimbursed he patient s chart is mis-read 4 isual () 256 check with checklist

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