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PART1
Write a 700- to 1,050-word paper in which you:
· Contrast formal and informal methods for reporting adverse events in a health care organization.
· Explain the role of risk adjustment in managing health care organizations.
A. Intro/Summary- Brief description/insight of the assignment
B. Discuss formal methods in healthcare
C. Discuss informal methods in healthcare
D. Contrast formal/informal methods in healthcare
E. Explain the role of risk adjustment in managing health care organizations
MY PART IS PART B. COMPLETE 175-200 WORDS ON PART B ONLY.
PART2
Imagine you work as a risk management supervisor at a local health care facility. You have been asked by leadership to prepare a presentation for the stakeholders on the importance of risk management.
Use the concepts you have learned in this course to create a 10- to 12-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation (not counting the title or reference slides) with detailed speaker notes of at least 100 words per slide.
Your presentation should:
· Explain the concepts of risk management in the health care industry.
· Explain factors that influence risk management in the health care industry.
· Explain the relationship between risk management and quality management.
· Analyze the information and information technology methods needed to make risk-management decisions in the health care industry.
· Analyze key risk management tools in the health care industry.
· Analyze challenges in making risk management decisions.
Cite at least 4 peer-reviewed, scholarly, or similar references.
PLEASE HAVE MORE WORD IN SPEAKER NOTES THAN ON THE ACTUAL SLIDE. DO NOT OVER CROWD THE SLIDES.
PART3
Write a 175- to 265-word response to the following:
Describe how formal and informal reporting methods are used for reporting adverse events in a health care organization.
Think of a time when you were faced with an adverse event. As a leader, what method of reporting would you use? Why? Provide examples.
Classmate responses:
R1:
Describe how formal and informal reporting methods are used for reporting adverse events in a health care organization. First the different between the two is that is that
Formal Report: The reports that are prepared in prescribed forms, according to some established procedures to proper authorities are called formal reports.
Informal Report: An informal report is one that is prepared not by following any prescribed rule or formality. Now doing a report for the both of them is that informal reporting is short and simple and that means its only a few pages to do an report. When it comes to formal reporting its a lot more writing then informal reporting meaning you can write up to 100 pages which would be like writing an easy. I can remember I was an assistant manager at one of the New Jersey state group homes and one of the clients beat up the 7-3 staff so bad he flipped the desk and everything. When I walked into the house and I seen the desk I asked my coworker what happened. Long story short remind you I was doing 3-11 I didn't know what happened but because I was manager I had to do the reporting I had to do formal reporting awe man I thought it was never going to end it was so long.
https://qsstudy.com/business-studies/differences-formal-informal-reports
https://www.onlinenursingessays.com/health-care-organization-formal-and-informal-methods/
R2:
Formal reporting for adverse events would include completing incident reports, informal would be more of a communication with no documentation about the event.
an example of this would be when I was workung for the lab and one of our coumadin patients came in for his bloodwork, the phlebotomist drew him, banaged himup, and let him leave. A couple minutes later he returned stating when he reached for his car door he felt something pull, he looked down and saw blood running down his arm and a large hematoma forming where he was stuck. I took the patient in the back completed an incident report had to contact his physician and had to send an email to the immediate supervisor and our quality department . On the incident report i had to note the phlebotomist involved, what had happened, what i did for him and who i contacted.
https://psnet.ahrq.gov/primer/reporting-patient-safety-events