Health Care Organizations Risk Management 3e

内容简介

1. Risk Management Fundamentals: What is Risk Management; The Risk Management Process; Job Descriptions for Risk Managers; Essential Policies and Procedures in Risk Management; Insurance Coverages and Risk Management; Captive Insurance and Other Risk Transfer Mechanisms; Contracting and Risk Management; Claims Management; Communication Tools in Risk Management
2. Relationship of Risk Management with Other Operational Programs: Quality Assurance, Quality Improvement & Process Improvement; Compliance; Patient Safety; Interface of Risk Management with QA, QI, and PI; Interface of Risk Management with Compliance; The Interface of Risk Management with Patient Safety
3. Accreditation, Certification and Risk Management: Accreditation and Certification in Perspective; Institutional and Program Accreditation Programs; Larger Accreditation Programs; Academic Accreditation Programs; Certification Programs; Risk Management in Accreditation and Certification Programs
4. Safety and Security: Safety Programs; Security Programs; Disaster Preparedness
5. Technology Risks: Equipment Selection; Equipment Use; Equipment Maintenance; Equipment Upgrades; Safe Medical Device Act Procedures; HIPAA Security for IT devices and systems
6. Consent to Treatment: Rules for Consent; Managing Unusual Situations; Cultural Competency and Consent; Documenting Consent; Consent and Clinical Research; Consent in the Office/Clinic Setting; Communication Tools and Consent Policy and Procedure
7. Risk Management of Health Information: Documentation Requirements; Managing Documentation Requirements; Federal Law Requirements; State Law Requirements: RM documentation practices
8. Patient Safety and Risk Management: A Patient Safety Approach to Clinical Policies and Procedures; Patient Safety Communication Alignment with Risk Management; Tools Used in Patient Safety and Risk Management; National Patient Safety Goals; QAPI and Patient Safety; Evolving Applications in Patient Safety and Risk Management
9. Infection Control: OSHA; Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC); Surgical Care Infection Program (SCIP)
10. Credentialing, Certification and Risk Management: The Credentialing Process; Credentialing of Allied Health Professionals; Risk Management Issues and Solutions
11. Claims Management: Claims Triaging; Incident Investigation and Data Collection; Claims Reporting; Claims Management
12. Applying Clinical Risk Management Principles: Common Risk Management Principles and Requirements; Examples from the Continuum of Care; Application Principles: The Case of Patient S.F.