15 Jun Patient-safety issue  within your own organization and use evid

Patient-safety issue  within your own organization and use evidence-based best practices and  technology to develop a plan to improve the safety issue.Quality improvement and patient safety are central to the nursing leadership role.   Central to the nursing leadership role, quality improvement and  patient safety are analyzed from many perspectives. Types of quality  improvement and patient safety programs may range from internal,  organization-based quality improvement team reports to external  benchmarks from The Joint Commission, the Agency for Healthcare Research  and Quality (AHRQ), MAGNET, and numerous other organizations.Show Less  A landmark 2001 publication by the Institute of Medicine (IOM)  identified the imperative to focus on quality care and patient safety.  The initiative to create cultures of patient safety and quality care  remain at the forefront of the health care leadership landscape. As a  future nursing leader, you must understand the components and use of  effective tools for successful quality improvement programs within your  practice setting.In this program, you have also examined the application of  research and information technology in the nursing profession.  Information systems and patient-care technologies have contributed in  many ways to improved patient outcomes; however, safeguards, secure  practices, and ethical standards are necessary to promote and support  data security, patient confidentiality, and regulatory requirements. You  have also investigated the effective use of patient-care technologies,  communication systems, and information systems across the health-illness  continuum.To help you prepare for this assessment, review the resources you used  and the assessments you completed in BSN-FP4004, BSN-FP4006, BSN-FP4008,  and BSN-FP4016.PreparationAs you prepare for this assessment, complete the following: Before you begin, examine your organization’s history of safety  in a specific area and how your organization addresses patient safety  issues. If possible, consult with a key stakeholder in the organization  (such as an administrator) to better understand specific patient-safety  concerns and how the organization is working to resolve the concerns.  This person should also be able to discuss some of the organizational  barriers impacting the patient safety issue. Next, look at the basic concepts, principles, and practices that  contribute to organizational quality improvement and patient safety.  Review the literature for best practices and how technology might be  used to improve the issue. Finally, be sure to consider the legal and ethical implications  associated with the safety issue, as well as possible organizational  barriers to change.DirectionsAs you construct this assessment, address each point as completely as possible: Describe a patient-safety issue within your organization,  comparing the way your organization addresses the issue with the  concepts, principles, and practices that contribute to quality  improvement and patient safety. Analyze the legal and ethical consequences of not addressing the issue. Recommend evidence-based interventions, including technology, to address the patient-safety issue. Describe strategies to overcome specific organizational barriers to change, based on your knowledge of the organization.Additional Requirements Format: Include a title page and reference page. Use APA style and formatting. Length: Ensure your completed assessment is 8–10 pages in length, not including the title page and reference page. References: Cite at least five current scholarly or professional resources. Font: Use double-spaced, 12-point, Times New Roman font