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  • Safety 1. In controlled building areas where friable asbestos containing materials exist, appropriate warning labels and signage is present (e.g. ceiling spaces, boiler rooms, tunnels, crawl spaces, etc.)?

  • What is the likelihood to harm a patient / staff / Visitor?

  • Is the problem…

  • Safety 2. Areas are clean and free of offensive odors?

  • What is the likelihood to harm a patient / staff / Visitor?

  • Is the problem…

  • Safety 3. Emergency access is provided for all locked and occupied spaces? (e.g. patient bathrooms, seclusion rooms, etc.)

  • What is the likelihood to harm a patient / staff / Visitor?

  • Is the problem…

  • Safety 4. Emergency eyewash and shower equipment is accessible, and inspected/tested monthly?

  • What is the likelihood to harm a patient / staff / Visitor?

  • Is the problem…

  • Safety 5. Area staff are familiar with the location and use of emergency eyewash and shower equipment?

  • What is the likelihood to harm a patient / staff / Visitor?

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  • Safety 6. Medical gas cylinders are properly secured when in use, in storage and in transport?

  • What is the likelihood to harm a patient / staff / Visitor?

  • Is the problem…

  • Safety 7. If stored within the same enclosure, empty and partial medical gas cylinders are segregated from full cylinders and are marked to avoid confusion and delay?

  • What is the likelihood to harm a patient / staff / Visitor?

  • Is the problem…

  • Safety 8. Blanket warming cabinet temperatures are maintained at or below 130F, logs are current and actions are documented for failed readings?

  • What is the likelihood to harm a patient / staff / Visitor?

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  • Safety 9. Practices are in place to protect patient privacy and confidentiality?

  • What is the likelihood to harm a patient / staff / Visitor?

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  • Safety 10. Smoking:▪ Facility's smoking policy is effectively enforced▪Appropriate ""NO SMOKING" signage is posted

  • What is the likelihood to harm a patient / staff / Visitor?

  • Is the problem…

  • Safety 11. A minimum of 18" clearance is maintained between fire sprinkler heads and adjacent storage?

  • What is the likelihood to harm a patient / staff / Visitor?

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  • Safety 12. Empty patient rooms are not used for the storage of combustible materials?

  • What is the likelihood to harm a patient / staff / Visitor?

  • Is the problem…

  • Safety 13. Nurse-call emergency pull stations comply with the following:▪ Equipped with pull cords that do not pose a ligature risk▪ Pull cords not long than 6

  • What is the likelihood to harm a patient / staff / Visitor?

  • Is the problem…

  • Safety 14. Wall mounted projections into corridors ≥ 6 feet wide:▪ Project no more than 6" into the corridor▪ Are no more than 36" wide ▪ Are installed at least 48" apart▪ Are installed above handrail height

  • What is the likelihood to harm a patient / staff / Visitor?

  • Is the problem…

  • Safety 15. If you are injured at work , what do you do?

  • What is the likelihood to harm a patient / staff / Visitor?

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  • Safety 16. Where do you the UOR report and Form 133?

  • What is the likelihood to harm a patient / staff / Visitor?

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