Root Cause Analysis Training For Healthcare Professionals
Root cause analysis training for healthcare professionals provides the notions and logic behind root cause analysis (RCA) technique, as well as means, tools, and the guidelines should be used in order to implement an efficient root cause analysis process.
Root Cause Analysis Features
- Cross-functional investigation that engages professionals from the forefront services
- Including the experts who are the most aware and informed with the condition
- Repeatedly excavating more profoundly by asking the 5whys at each step of cause and effect.
- Recognizing the modifications that need to be made to systems
- A procedure that is as unbiased as possible
Inclusive Root Cause Analysis (RCA) Process
- Including human errors
- Including all the relevant procedures and systems
- Evaluating the underlying causes and effect systems via a set of why questions
- Recognizing the potential and latent risks
- Identifying the potential enhancement in processes or systems
- Involving the organization management
- Be consistent
- Including all the related literature
Factors That Could Result In Latent Errors In Healthcare
- Institutional and regulatory
- Organizational management
- Work ecosystem
- Team environment
- Personnel
- Task-related
- Patient features
RCA Investigation Tools
- Getting ready to start
- Collecting and mapping information
- Determining care and service provision
- Evaluating influential factors and underlying causes
- Developing solutions
- Log, audit and learn from investigation reports
Audience
Root cause analysis training for healthcare professionals is a 2-day course designed for:
- Healthcare managers
- Nurses
- Physicians
- Hospital, clinics, and healthcare facility managers
- All healthcare professionals who are involved in root cause analysis investigation at any level
What Will You Learn?
- Overview of RCA in Healthcare
- How a Root Cause Analysis Works
- Features Impact Clinical Exercise and Medical Error
- How a RCA Can Enhance Healthcare?
- Action Categories Defined by the National Center for Patient Safety
- RCA Characteristics
- Guidelines to Expose the Potential Causes Led to The Incident
- Healthcare RCA Methods
- Establishing Sequence of Events (Initial Flow Diagram)
- Action Plan Development
- Iterating the Actions
- TONEX Hands-On Workshop Sample
Root Cause Analysis Training For Healthcare Professionals