Information

  • Document No.

  • Unit / Area:

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Personnel

General Safety

General Safety Items:

  • Egress routes / corridors are clear and uncluttered?

  • Ensure staff is aware of panic button in nursing station?

  • WOWS / COWS medical equipment in egress / routes corridors are moved in 30 minutes?

  • Oxygen is stored appropriately (no more than 12 cylinders per smoke compartment) and cylinders are secured in holders and racks?

  • Nothing is stored within 18 inches of fire sprinklers in all areas?

  • Electrical outlets are visibly functional (no blackened plugs, lacking covers, loose or broken covers)?

  • Nothing is stored / parked directly in front of electrical / medical gas panels?

  • Staff knows (RACE) and PASS for fire extinguishers?

  • Staff knows emergency code blue extension (ext. 2333)

  • Staff is aware of codes that may be called (Red, Blue, Yellow, Pink and Black)

  • Staff is clear on their roles if a code is called and how to report a safety and / or emergency concerns/issues (ext 6911)

  • Nonfunctioning medical equipment is reported to Biomed immediately

  • Red bag trash is labeled appropriately, emptied regularly and needle boxes are less than 3/4 full

  • Hazardous materials have MSDS available on MSDS online and are stored/labeled appropriately?

  • Doors are not propped open or locks disabled anywhere for any reason

  • Ceiling tiles do not have stains, cracks, missing or broken

  • Staff were not eating or drinking in designated work areas

  • Comments:

Staff Narrative

Staff Narrative

  • What was working well today?

  • Are there any specific areas that need attention and why?

  • Are there any areas that should be recognized and what makes it notable?

  • Did you receive any negative feedback from patients, visitors, employees or physicians? If so, how do you plan to address and resolve the issues?

  • Is there anything we can do better?

Quarterly Focus

  • Was a specific task being performed (I.e. codes, Biomed repairs, etc)?

  • Did you identify anything that could affect the patient experience (I.e. medical equipment, outlets, red boxes, eating / drinking in work areas, etc.)?

  • Do you have any recommendations to improve the issues you identified?

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