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9/14/2015 Institute for Healthcare Improvement: Failure Modes and Effects Analysis Tool Process Data Report http://app.ihi.org/Workspace/tools/fmea/ProcessDetailDataReport.aspx?ToolId=13972&ScenarioId=15944&Type=1 1/2 Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA) Tool UIHC Burn Unit: Patient Education Documentation The University of Iowa Hospitals: Burn Unit Iowa City, Iowa, United States HospitalTeaching Aim: Reduce the RPN for Patient Education Documentation process on the UIHC Burn unit by 70% in 3 months Process Data Date: 06/18/2012 Step Description 1 Patient Education Screening (within 24 hours of admission) Failure Mode Causes Effects Occ Det Sev RPN Actions Nurses fail to complete education screening with 24 hours of patient admission. 1) Nurse is busy with other patients. 2) Nurse forgot to complete screening. 3) Nurse is not aware of 24hrprotocol for completion of education screening. 4) Nurse feels burdened by documentation process (negative attitude). 5) Nurse does not rank ed 1) The initiation of patient education is delayed, which further slows education processes throughout length of stay. 2)Patients are not interviewed to obtain patient or family preferences on education needsfails to be patientcentered. 3) The screeni 5 8 2 80 1) Hang "Education Screening completed?" signs in patient rooms to remind nurses to complete immediately upon admission. 2)Add alerts to remind nurse to complete and document screen within all EHRs. 3) Have nurse leaders conduct routine documentation au Step Description 2 Completing the Electronic Education Plan: Step 1= Adding Admission template: "Education(adult/peds)" Failure Mode Causes Effects Occ Det Sev RPN Actions Nurses fail to add the Admission Education template "Education (adult/peds)" to the electronic Education Plan. 1) Nurse does not have adequate EPIC training unaware of how to add titles. 2) Nurse forgot to complete screening. 3) Nurse is not aware of protocol for adding the admission education template. 4) Nurse feels burdened by documentation process (negative 1) Fails to meet standard unit protocol in place to ensure patient safety and quality education to produce best outcomes. 2) Admission education will not have a template available for routine documentation, unless another nurse completes it. 9 8 5 360 1) Hang "Patient Education Documented?" signs in patient rooms to remind nurses to complete immediately upon admission. 2)Add alerts to remind nurse to complete and document within all EHRs. 3) Have nurse leaders conduct routine documentation audits to Step Description 3 Completing the Electronic Education Plan: Step 2= Adding problem specific template: "Burn" Failure Mode Causes Effects Occ Det Sev RPN Actions Nurse does not add in the "Burn" education template. 1) Only the "Education (adult/peds)" template was enforced in the past. 2) Nurse does not have adequate EPIC training unaware of how to add titles. 3) Nurse forgot to complete screening. 4) Nurse is not aware of protocol for adding the admission educat 1) Patient education plan will not be sufficient to meet standards for completeness. 2) Education plan will not address burnspecific injury and education. 3) Ineffective education topics covered may lead to increased length of stay/readmission after di 3 9 2 54 1) Hang "Patient Education Documented?" signs in patient rooms to remind nurses to complete immediately upon admission. 2)Add alerts to remind nurse to complete and document within all EHRs. 3) Have nurse leaders conduct routine documentation audits to Step Description 4 Completing the Electronic Education Plan: Step 3=Adding additional patientspecific templates Failure Mode Causes Effects Occ Det Sev RPN Actions Nurse will not add optional patientspecific templates Nurse does not have adequate EPIC training unaware of how to add titles. 2) Nurse forgot to add titles 3) Nurse feels burdened by optional documentation process (negative attitude). 4) Adding template is optional. 5) Nurse does not rank education as a 1) Patient education plan will not be sufficient to meet standards for completeness. 2) Education plan will not address problemspecific or patientcentered education needs. 3) Ineffective education topics covered may lead to increased length of stay/re 2 9 6 108 1) Hang "Patient Education Documented?" signs in patient rooms to remind nurses to complete immediately upon admission. 2)Add alerts to remind nurse to complete and document within all EHRs. 3) Have nurse leaders conduct routine documentation audits to Step Description 5 Consistency in Documentation: Daily documentation with nursing note per entry Failure Mode Causes Effects Occ Det Sev RPN Actions

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Page 1: contoh FMEA UIHC Burn Unit Patient Education Documentation

9/14/2015 Institute for Healthcare Improvement: Failure Modes and Effects Analysis Tool Process Data Report

http://app.ihi.org/Workspace/tools/fmea/ProcessDetailDataReport.aspx?ToolId=13972&ScenarioId=15944&Type=1 1/2

Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA) Tool

UIHC Burn Unit: Patient Education Documentation

The University of Iowa Hospitals: Burn UnitIowa City, Iowa, United StatesHospital­Teaching 

Aim: Reduce the RPN for Patient Education Documentation process on the UIHC Burn unit by 70% in 3 months

Process Data 

Date: 06/18/2012 

Step Description1 Patient Education Screening (within 24 hours of admission)

Failure Mode Causes Effects Occ Det Sev RPN ActionsNurses fail to completeeducation screening with 24hours of patient admission.

1) Nurse is busy with otherpatients. 2) Nurse forgot to completescreening. 3) Nurse is not aware of24hr­protocol for completionof education screening. 4) Nurse feels burdened bydocumentation process(negative attitude). 5) Nurse does not rank ed

1) The initiation of patienteducation is delayed, whichfurther slows educationprocesses throughout lengthof stay. 2)Patients are notinterviewed to obtain patientor family preferences oneducation needs­­fails to bepatient­centered. 3) The screeni

5 8 2 80 1) Hang "EducationScreening completed?" signsin patient rooms to remindnurses to completeimmediately upon admission.2)Add alerts to remind nurseto complete and documentscreen within all EHRs. 3) Have nurse leadersconduct routinedocumentation au

Step Description2 Completing the Electronic Education Plan: Step 1= Adding Admission

template: "Education(adult/peds)"

Failure Mode Causes Effects Occ Det Sev RPN ActionsNurses fail to add theAdmission Educationtemplate "Education(adult/peds)" to theelectronic Education Plan.

1) Nurse does not haveadequate EPIC training­unaware of how to add titles. 2) Nurse forgot to completescreening. 3) Nurse is not aware ofprotocol for adding theadmission educationtemplate. 4) Nurse feels burdened bydocumentation process(negative

1) Fails to meet standard unitprotocol in place to ensurepatient safety and qualityeducation to produce bestoutcomes. 2) Admission education willnot have a template availablefor routine documentation,unless another nursecompletes it.

9 8 5 360 1) Hang "Patient EducationDocumented?" signs inpatient rooms to remindnurses to completeimmediately upon admission.2)Add alerts to remind nurseto complete and documentwithin all EHRs. 3) Have nurse leadersconduct routinedocumentation audits to

Step Description3 Completing the Electronic Education Plan: Step 2= Adding problem­

specific template: "Burn"

Failure Mode Causes Effects Occ Det Sev RPN ActionsNurse does not add in the"Burn" education template.

1) Only the "Education(adult/peds)" template wasenforced in the past. 2) Nurse does not haveadequate EPIC training­unaware of how to add titles. 3) Nurse forgot to completescreening. 4) Nurse is not aware ofprotocol for adding theadmission educat

1) Patient education plan willnot be sufficient to meetstandards for completeness. 2) Education plan will notaddress burn­specific injuryand education. 3) Ineffective educationtopics covered may lead toincreased length ofstay/readmission after di

3 9 2 54 1) Hang "Patient EducationDocumented?" signs inpatient rooms to remindnurses to completeimmediately upon admission.2)Add alerts to remind nurseto complete and documentwithin all EHRs. 3) Have nurse leadersconduct routinedocumentation audits to

Step Description4 Completing the Electronic Education Plan: Step 3=Adding additional

patient­specific templates

Failure Mode Causes Effects Occ Det Sev RPN ActionsNurse will not add optionalpatient­specific templates

Nurse does not haveadequate EPIC training­unaware of how to add titles. 2) Nurse forgot to add titles 3) Nurse feels burdened byoptional documentationprocess (negative attitude). 4) Adding template isoptional. 5) Nurse does not rankeducation as a

1) Patient education plan willnot be sufficient to meetstandards for completeness. 2) Education plan will notaddress problem­specific orpatient­centered educationneeds. 3) Ineffective educationtopics covered may lead toincreased length of stay/re

2 9 6 108 1) Hang "Patient EducationDocumented?" signs inpatient rooms to remindnurses to completeimmediately upon admission.2)Add alerts to remind nurseto complete and documentwithin all EHRs. 3) Have nurse leadersconduct routinedocumentation audits to

Step Description5 Consistency in Documentation: Daily documentation with nursing note

per entry

Failure Mode Causes Effects Occ Det Sev RPN Actions

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Daily documentation will notoccur, or a nursing note willnot be completed with eacheducation entry.

1) Nurse is busy with otherpatients, and did not havetime to document daily. 2) Nurse forgot to documentthe new protocol for anursing note. 3) Nurse is not aware of theprotocol for dailydocumentation with theaddition of a nursing note. 4) Nur

1) Nursing note will decreaseeffectiveness and depth ofelectronic communicationacross and between caredisciplines. 2) Patient education plan willnot be sufficient to meetstandards for consistencyand may pose increased riskfor malpractice as a res

2 9 3 54 1) Hang "Patient EducationDocumented?" signs inpatient rooms to remindnurses to completeimmediately upon admission.2)Add alerts to remind nurseto complete and documentwithin all EHRs DAILY ANDWITH NURSING NOTE. 3) Have nurse leadersconduct rout

Calculated Totals

Total Risk Priority Number for the process 656

Occ:   Likelihood of Occurrence (1­10)Det:   Likelihood of Detection (1­10)  NOTE:  1 = Very likely it WILL be detected

  10 = Very likely it WILL NOT be detectedSev:  Severity (1­10)RPN:  Risk Priority Number (Occ × Det × Sev)

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