604 Rapid Response Team Strategies for Better Patient Care and Reduced Liability – Yulianna Fedorchak
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The speed with which a medical team responds to an emergency situation can make the difference between life and death, as well as impact the odds of liability. Listen to this episode titled Rapid Response Team Strategies for Better Patient Care and Reduced Liability. Here to discuss the crucial role of a rapid response team is Yulianna Fedorchak, a highly experienced nurse and Legal Nurse Consultant (LNC) who helped to initiate the rapid response team at New York’s Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center.
Yulianna describes the composition of a rapid response team and the circumstances in which it’s appropriate to call on them. She points out that the culture of blame in some hospitals makes nurses afraid to make this call. Much of her work involves encouraging nurses and other medical personnel to do so.
She has noticed that in hospitals in well-to-do communities, patients’ families tend to call for minor issues; whereas those in less affluent areas are reluctant. Overall, she says that the ability to call for a rapid response team is not abused.
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Yulianna also emphasizes the importance of preventive actions, i.e., addressing and solving an issue before the rapid response team is needed.
Finally, she describes what LNCs can look for in reading medical information and how accurate and meticulous charting can prevent errors and liability.
This podcast provides essential information for anyone involved, either as a consultant or a clinician, related to hospital issues.
Here’s What to Expect from the Podcast: Rapid Response Team Strategies for Better Patient Care and Reduced Liability
- Who makes up a rapid response team?
- When is it essential to call this team?
- How can you take preventative action so that you don’t need to call the rapid response team?
- What are some specific benefits when a rapid response team functions well within a hospital?
- What issues should an LNC look for in terms of failure to respond and related concerns?
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Your Presenter of Rapid Response Team Strategies for Better Patient Care and Reduced Liability – Yulianna Fedorchak
Yulianna Fedorchak is a seasoned nurse with 15 years of hands-on experience in critical care, management, nursing home, medical-surgical and outpatient settings. With a wealth of expertise garnered from the frontlines, she offers invaluable insights into the complexities of healthcare. Through her practical knowledge and real-world experiences, Yulianna provides a unique perspective on patient care, clinical decision-making, and the challenges faced in critical care settings.
Connect with Yulianna Fedorchak by visiting https://www.dedicatedlnc.com