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Risk Management involves activities to minimize the effects of loss on human,
physical and financial resources and to promote patient safety by:
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Identifying potentially risky
situations
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Preventing adverse events from
happening
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Damage control for
unexpected/bad outcomes
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Maintaining sound fiscal
policies for paying for losses that occur
Ultimately, the goals of Risk
Management are to
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Prevent harm to patients,
staff and visitors
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Provide a safe health care
environment
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Contribute to improving the
quality of patient care
Risk Management is available to
help you with
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Occurrence reporting issues
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Preparation for legal
activities such as depositions, litigation, and subpoenas
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Policy, procedure, protocol,
and guideline development, review, revision and interpretation
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Documentation/Form development
and review
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Safe Medical Device Reporting
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Informed Consent issues
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Confidentiality issues
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Resolving complex patient
management issues and implementing patient care agreements
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Educational in-services on
Risk Management and liability topics
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State and federal regulatory
(EMTALA/COBRA, HIPAA, SMDA).
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