Care & Treatment: Twelve Clinical Criteria for Safe Ambulatory Practice [AMB-04]
Most ambulatory care harm traces back to the same small set of preventable gaps — unsigned understanding, unverified credentials, unconfirmed ...
Show more
Instructor
Prof. Giorgi Pkhakadze, MD, MPH, PhD
- Description
- Curriculum
- Reviews
Most ambulatory care harm traces back to the same small set of preventable gaps — unsigned understanding, unverified credentials, unconfirmed referrals, and unfollowed test results. This course closes those gaps criterion by criterion, giving clinicians and clinic managers the concrete practice they need to demonstrate safe care in the consulting room.
Start here
Part I — Consent Is Real, Not a Signature
Part II — Staff Credentials Are Checked and Current
Part III — Hand Hygiene Actually Happens
Part IV — Every Patient Gets a Real Assessment
Part V — Medication Prescribing Is Safe
Part VI — Patient Identified Correctly at Every Contact
Part VII — A Defined, Working Referral Relationship
Part VIII — Referral Follow-Through Is Confirmed, Not Assumed
Part IX — Every Test Result Reaches the Patient
Part X — A Chaperone Is Genuinely Offered
Part XI — Dignity and Non-Discrimination in Practice
Part XII — Reusable Equipment Cleaned and Sterilised
Resources
Capstone & certificate
Please, login to leave a review
Course details
Duration
6h
Course requirements
Internet access and a willingness to learn. No prior knowledge required.
Intended audience
Doctors, nurses and other health workers, and students.
Popular courses
