Home News What leads to Litigation & BON Reporting? What leads to Litigation & BON Reporting?phesMarch 16, 2022News • Abuse or Boundary Violations. • Impairment/Diversion and Fraud. • Practice Errors with Medications being the most common. – Not questioning or clarifying unclear orders – Decimal point/math errors – Omission of medication/not reporting abnormal labs – Not reporting changes in condition in a timely fashion. – Medication is given but, was not documented. – Poor communication with patient and/or family. – Lack of patient/family teaching. As a supervisor, you can be held responsible for subordinates’ actions if they could have been avoided by training, policies, staffing, etc. Share your love phes Articles: 11 Previous Post 8 Tips for Social Networking for Nurses Next Post Phlebotomy Program Leave a ReplyCancel ReplyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Name * Email * Website Add Comment * Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. I accept the Privacy Policy Post Comment Δ
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