Managing Documentation Risk : A Guide for Nurse Managers

by Patricia A. Duclos-Miller

Paper Book, 2004

Status

Available

Call number

IBMC Library - WY 100.5 D838m 2004

Publication

Marblehead, MA : HcPro

ISBN

9781578393954

Description

Nurses are now commonly cited or implicated in medical malpractice cases.

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CONTENTS:
Key aspects of nursing documentation: what every nurse manager needs to know -- Your documentation: truth, or consequences? Reducing risk and culpability through defensive documentation -- Contemporary nursing practice: are you and your staff there? -- Functions of the medical record: the effects of staff documentation on compliance, quality, and reimbursement -- Nursing negligence: understanding your risks and culpability -- Depositions: preparing for the worst -- Improving staff documentation: recognizing and correcting charting mistakes that increase your liability risks -- Developing a foolproof documentation system: building on the foundation of compliance standards -- Auditing your documentation system: the important role audits play in protecting you and your organization -- computerized medical records: the future is here: a nurse manager's role in Buildinga computerized system that reduces liability -- Motivating your nurses to document completely and accurately: strategies for nurse managers.
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