Quality, Risk, and Missed Nursing Care
CPD
15m
Lecture Overview
It is well-known that care between different healthcare units can differ widely, but the reason for this is not always clear. Typically when things go wrong, quality care gaps will focus on errors of commission. This session looks at the other elephant in the room – errors of omission.
Educators
Amanda Charles
Amanda Charles is the associate director: risk at Austin Health, where she has been for the last five years. Amanda has worked as a Registered Nurse for almost 40 years in the public sector, generally in critical care areas, specifically emergency nursing. More recently, Amanda was employed at the Coroners Court, Victoria within the Clinical Liaison Service to assist the coroners in their investigations of healthcare-related deaths. Amanda is in the final stages of a PhD at Monash University where she is researching clinicians' understanding of deaths that are reportable to the Coroner. See Educator Profile
Reviews
4.8
26 Total Rating(s)
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Kelly Braddock
Interesting concise resource. I wish it was longer
vilma ferguson
It was fine but rather brief.
Kylie Lalor
Highlights the importance of policy and procedure. As well, it’s often the basics that are omitted ie: emotional care
Michele Selby
good presentation
bronwyn ann beecroft
Clear concise presentation.
louise ann mackie
insiteful , benefitial
Virginia Dixon
An awful story worth remembering...great resource. Thank you
Noel Kumar
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Jose Rancudo
Watching this video gives me new overview of nursing I have not tackled and this would help me more in my career in the future.
Danielle Wohling
Great to go back to basics and it makes you think about policies and procedures