Intent
Intention of Quality Improvement will be to train. The program identifies individual and system weaknesses, and will develop plans to improve patient care. true or false?
true
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The Authority for continuous Quality Improvement program comes from the Director/Fire Chief in addition to the Medical Director as mandated by F.S. 401 and 64J-1 F.A.C.
true or false?
true
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The program will review present standards of practice at least __________ so that they reflect currently accepted medical practices that are considered to be of the highest quality.
annually
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Administration of the continuous Quality Improvement program will be the responsibility of the: (4)
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The Director/Fire Chief will appoint the Quality Inprovement Officer after receiving recommendations from the Division Chief of Rescue.
true or false?
true
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The Medical Director and the Quality Improvement Officer will communicate on a ____________ basis.
weekly
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The Quality Improvement program will be a dynamic process, changing with identified needs of the department and consisting of the following three aspects. (3)
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Proactive Quality Improvement will consist of evaluation and training of practices that promote high quality patient care, ______ to the delivery of patient care by JFRD personnel.
prior
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Concurrent Quality Improvement will consist of supervision and evaluation of practices for quality ______ the delivery of patient care by JFRD personnel.
during
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Retrospective Quality Improvement will consist of the evaluation of practices for quality _______
the delivery of patient care by JFRD personnel.
after
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The Division Chief of Rescue will appoint select individuals to the Quality Improvement Review Committee. The committee will meet ____ ___________.
as needed
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Practices, which deviate from the SOG or ASC, will be identified by: (4)
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Emergency - Pro review process
Captains - Must review all of the following reports monthly: (7)
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District/Battalion Chief - Must review all of the following reports monthly, if not already reviewed by a Captain:
• All Cardiac/Trauma Arrest reports
• All “Alerts” (Trauma, STEMI, Stroke, etc.)
• All DOA/Pronouncement of Death
• All controlled substances use
• All Refusal of Treatment/Transport for ages
less than 16 and greater than 64
• All reports where medication was given without transport
• All advanced airways
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