Regulatory Compliance

The practice is found from interprofessional education, which is the skills learned before they go into practice. Interprofessinal practice and education relate to one another and there it is called Interprofessional practice, education (IPPE) which is the skills that were learnt into practice. It is defined as everyday practices that health care workers use so they can provide efficient care towards the patient, thus in turn the outcomes would be patient satisfaction which has a big role in health care facilities. Patient satisfaction is reached by teamwork which health care workers work with one another to achieve maximal patient care. Interprofessional practice education is used my many workers, even though it has barriers such as language barriers that conflicts with the patient and the health care provider.

Some researchers believe that practicing the principles of health care ethics is necessary today to ensuring optimal patient safety and care. As a health care worker your main job is to put the care in health care. Care is defined as the provision of what is necessary for the health, welfare, maintenance, and protection of someone or something(Care, n.d). Health care workers must Make the care of your patients your first concern in order to perform their job currently and by caring for someone you have to do right, be fair, and cause no harm to them all of these are what we call ethics. I do agree that health care ethics is something that is important for patients safety.

Therefore, in pursuance of knowledge to learn more about evidence-based healthcare, it is important to discuss how research influences the existing medical knowledge and practice, explore how evidence-based patient care can better the quality of care, and determine the various types of clinical strategies that can help foster an evidence-based nursing practice. Additionally, it is also important to analyze the component of the nursing process that aligns with evidence-based practice. Effects of research on existing medical knowledge and practice Over time, there has been a strong connection between health research and evidence-based practice. That is, research has become such a crucial factor in the present day medical practice due to the various impacts it has on the health sector. First, research enables

Introduction Effective leadership by professionals is crucial in all healthcare organizations. The way workers define leadership has changed from generation to generation, however, a common description of leadership is the motivating behavior of an individual directing the activities of a group towards a shared goal. (Ward, 2017) Influencing group activities and coping with change are some of the key aspects that an individual in a leadership role will be working towards. According to an article, "management is about coping with complexity" and "leadership is about coping with change", therefore, both aspects are critical to a successful leader. (Blumenthal, Bernard, Bohnen, & Bohmer, 2012).

Managing stakeholders is a very important part of Health care organizational success. Primary stakeholders include the Health care Group board of directors, senior managers, functional managers, patient, employees and shareholders; just to name a few. A correct evaluation of stakeholders will determine levels of authority, responsibility, influence their ability to determine if that influence is negative or positive, their strengths and weaknesses, stakeholder strategy and risk tolerance. This evaluation will provide the information needed to prioritize the needs and wants of the stakeholders in order to meet their

Audit observe practice on how the staffs works and the resources they use if its effective and appropriate, they also collect data to know if the organisation is meeting the standards they set REF. Data can be from computerised records or manual collection. Audit gather feedbacks from the patients, family, carers and staffs to know if the service they are receiving or giving met the standard criterial set for the organisation. REF Policy refer to a plan adopted by health care organisation to achieve a set of goals REF while standard are designed to assist health care organisation to deliver safe and high quality care to the patient REF and quality refer to a maximum standard of something that meets customer’s needs (Wicks and Roethlein

Professional Identity and Stewardship Professional identity and stewardship is one of the core values that professionals need to exhibit in order to prove how important their role in the society can be known and proving. Many organizations cannot succeed without professional identity and stewardship and this brings the significant of this interview with one of my peer about the stewardship and professional identity. The purpose of this interview with one of my peer is to know the role of the health care team member, how the professionalism can be define and how he professional responsibilities influence work, does he consider leaders as a stewards in his health care organization, why and why not and how important the leaders exercise professional

I plan to influence change by adhering to the implemented quality checklist encouraging an overview of the list of surgical standards. Having one standard list with the surgical process will promote a compliance checklist to encourage consistency to surgical standards. This list will also promote reminders of adhering to areas needing improvement based on quality data. The staff will bring awareness to areas for personal improvement to meet compliance standards.

We will explore the impact managers have on the quality and outcomes of patient care, and we also want to find out how changes to working practices are managed after serious or ‘extreme’ incidents. This can be a problem, as the recommendations of enquiries, in health and elsewhere, often sit on the

• Call on their clinical experience to solve health problems through the rational use of medications. • Rely on their professional relationships with patients to tailor their advice to best meet individual patient needs and