HLT 540-Medication errors are ongoing problems among hospitalized patients

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In this assignment, you will propose a quality improvement initiative from your place of employment that could easily be implemented if approved. Assume you are presenting this program to the board for approval of funding. Write an executive summary (750-1,000 words) to present to the board, from which the board will make its decision to fund your program or project. Include the following:

The purpose of the quality improvement initiative.
The target population or audience.
The benefits of the quality improvement initiative.
The interprofessional collaboration that would be required to implement the quality improvement initiative.
The cost or budget justification.
The basis upon which the quality improvement initiative will be evaluated.
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(TOPIC TO BE CHOSEN)
Medication errors are ongoing problems among hospitalized patients and may occur during prescribing, transcribing, prescription auditing, preparing, dispensing, administration, and monitoring. Near misses are errors that happened but were captured before reaching the patient, whereas medication administration errors (MAEs) are those errors that actually reach patients and pose a threat to patient safety.i would be more than happy to choose this topic for my executive summary assignment. Medication errors can either cause temporary or permanent harm to the patient leading to prolong hospital stay and even contribute or results in patient death.

implimenting many quality improvement programs like highlighting look alike and sound alike meds, indicating high alert meds, reducing the kind and quantity of meds stored outside the pharmacy,use of pixis machine for scanning the meds,shortning the time from stat entry order to the actual administration of meds,focussing on patient allergy list to prevent cross allergy,promoting the awareness of NG tube administration orders.these are the valuable points which i prefer to put onthe table for my project approval

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