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The process of identifying and controlling potential risks in healthcare
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Steps taken to reduce or eliminate the impact of risks
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A situation with a high probability of causing harm
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A situation with minimal chances of causing harm
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Risks that have moderate potential impact or likelihood
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The highest level of risk, which could cause severe consequences
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A documented list of identified risks and their mitigation strategies
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A method used to analyze and evaluate potential failure modes
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A quality improvement cycle consisting of Plan, Do, Check, Act
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An initiative aimed at improving healthcare quality
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A systematic review of healthcare processes or outcomes
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The official recognition of meeting healthcare standards
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Key performance indicators defined by the JAWDA organization
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Performance measures tracked within an organization
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The practice of efficiently collecting and organizing data
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A yearly evaluation of processes or performance
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Healthcare workers who are affected by traumatic events involving patients
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The process of handling patient safety incidents
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Corrective and Preventive Actions following safety incidents
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An event that could have harmed a patient but was averted
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An incident that caused no injury or damage
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Serious safety events that lead to severe outcomes
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Harmful incidents that result in injury or damage to patients
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Joint Commission International, an accreditation body for healthcare
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A culture focused on learning from mistakes rather than punishing them
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A method to identify the underlying causes of problems
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A plan to align healthcare operations with quality and safety goals
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The long-term goals or desired future of an organization
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The core purpose and values of an organization
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Performance measures used internally to evaluate success
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The practice of preventing harm to patients in healthcare settings
