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A patient's weight is incorrectly documented in the electronic medical record. As a result, 10 times the appropriate medication dose is ordered for the patient. A nurse identifies the error and notifies the ordering physician. The medication is not administered to the patient. This is an example of

• A.A near-miss event
• B.A sentinel event
• C.An adverse event
• D.A never event

A health system in an underserved area seeks to improve medication adherence in patients with hypertension.
One of the barriers identified is patients with limited English proficiency. Which of the following solutions will best improve medication adherence?

• A.Use a telephonic interpreter service to communicate instructions.
• B.Provide written medication instructions in patients' preferred language.
• C.Use clinicians with shared language as interpreters.
• D.Implement an automatic refill program for hypertension medications.

Which of the following infection prevention techniques represents a human factors engineering solution?

• A.antibacterial soap
• B.instrument sterilization
• C.motion-sensor faucets
• D.antimicrobial stewardship

A patient safety program should be aligned with which of the following?

• A.Patient satisfaction surveys
• B.Organizational core values
• C.Public reporting
• D.Third-party payors

An employee health program includes a pre-employment health assessment for all prospective employees.
The assessment is to be completed, and the results known prior to the assumption of duties. A retrospective study of 200 employees resulted in the information displayed in the following chart:

Review of this information indicates which of the following?

• A.There is no problem since approximately 35% of health assessments are completed within 4 weeks of employment.
• B.Approximately 95% failed to meet the stated objectives.
• C.A significant number of terminations resulted from lack of completion of health assessments.
• D.The provider is in significant compliance with the program.