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Manual: Ambulatory Services Environment of Care Manual (Ver 3) Department: AMBULATORY SERVICES External Reference: (TJC EC.1.10)
As the health care industry’s most comprehensive library of customizable policy and procedure templates, MCN Healthcare’s Ambulatory Services Environment of Care Manual includes this customizable template, Nursing Services Safety. MCN’s policy library helps you meet compliance with Joint Commission and federal regulations including CMS, CDC, OSHA, OIG, HIPAA and more. MCN provides more than 80 health care specific policy and procedure manuals for Acute Care Hospitals, Ambulatory Care, Behavioral Health, Home Health, Physician Practice, and Long Term Care. MCN’s policy and procedure manuals focus on the latest healthcare "hot topic" issues related to patient safety and prevention of medical healthcare errors. Here is some sample content from Nursing Services Safety:
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The department manager is responsible for maintaining safety standards, developing safety rules and supervising and training personnel in departmental standards.
The department manager is responsible for notifying the Safety Officer in case of any safety hazard.
All department employees shall report defective equipment, unsafe conditions, acts or safety hazards to supervisor.
Keep electrical cords clear of passageways. Do not use electrical extension cords without written approval from the .
All equipment and supplies must be properly stored. Do not store heavy items on top... |
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| | ...nurse during his/her shift.
Understand and practice good body mechanics.
When going down corridors keep to the right. Approach intersections carefully. Be sure traffic on the other side is clear when opening swinging doors. Do not push doors open with equipment. Use push panel or doorknob.
Do not leave equipment standing in traffic lanes. Return equipment to its proper location when not in use.
Do not obstruct fire equipment. Know location of fire fighting equipment and how... |
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