Resident's Orientation

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This bingo card has a free space and 24 words: What are some examples of non-urgent changes in physical status?, How often should medication reconciliation be performed for inpatients?, What should the examining physician or designee do when treating a patient involved in an incident?, What are the three categories used to determine the natures of a change in physical condition?, Who compares the home medication list with ordered medications?, What is the definition of an adverse drug event?, Who can initiate a Code 66 or Code 99 if an emergent need is believed to exist?, When should medication reconciliation be done for inpatients?, Who generates the Incident Report in VOICE if the incident was not observed by a professional staff member?, Where is the reconciled medication list documented?, What is the purpose of an Incident Management Program?, What is a Code Orange?, What is the timeframe for reporting incidents?, Is the VOICE Incident Report part of the patient's medical record?, What is a medical code?, Within how many minutes should pages to the BHS Medical Services be returned?, What types of incidents must be reported?, What is done with the reconciled medication list at discharge?, What is the definition of a potential adverse drug event?, Who is responsible for completing the "Manager, Staff and/or Leadership" section in the VOICE Incident File?, What is the purpose of obtaining a complete medication list?, What should staff do when an incident occurs to ensure patient and staff safety?, What should be included in the medication list? and What is a Code 99?.

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