Double-checked amedicationdoseCaught anomission inorders (e.g.,missingprophylaxis)Debriefedafter acomplex orunexpectedcaseNoticedconflictingorders inthe chartAdvocatedfor a patient’sneeds duringcare planningParticipatedin a QI orsafetyprojectEngagedfamily in asafetydiscussionCorrected aninaccurateprogressnoteEscalatedcare quicklyfor adeterioratingpatientSpoke upwhensomethingdidn’t seemrightFollowedinfectionpreventionprotocolsexactlyFollowed ahospital carebundle (e.g.,sepsis,CLABSI)Confirmedhigh-alertmedicationwith a secondproviderUsed evidence-basedguidelines indecision-makingCaught anear-missbefore itreached thepatientReported anear missor safetyeventUsed teach-back with apatient orfamilyClarified apatient’scodestatusUsed achecklistduringrounds orproceduresReviewed allergiesbeforeprescribing/administeringmedsIdentifieda fall riskand actedSuggested aworkflowimprovementto the teamUpdatedhandoffinformationfor clarityVerified labor imagingresultsbefore actingDouble-checked amedicationdoseCaught anomission inorders (e.g.,missingprophylaxis)Debriefedafter acomplex orunexpectedcaseNoticedconflictingorders inthe chartAdvocatedfor a patient’sneeds duringcare planningParticipatedin a QI orsafetyprojectEngagedfamily in asafetydiscussionCorrected aninaccurateprogressnoteEscalatedcare quicklyfor adeterioratingpatientSpoke upwhensomethingdidn’t seemrightFollowedinfectionpreventionprotocolsexactlyFollowed ahospital carebundle (e.g.,sepsis,CLABSI)Confirmedhigh-alertmedicationwith a secondproviderUsed evidence-basedguidelines indecision-makingCaught anear-missbefore itreached thepatientReported anear missor safetyeventUsed teach-back with apatient orfamilyClarified apatient’scodestatusUsed achecklistduringrounds orproceduresReviewed allergiesbeforeprescribing/administeringmedsIdentifieda fall riskand actedSuggested aworkflowimprovementto the teamUpdatedhandoffinformationfor clarityVerified labor imagingresultsbefore acting

Safety & Quality Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. I-Double-checked a medication dose
  2. G-Caught an omission in orders (e.g., missing prophylaxis)
  3. N-Debriefed after a complex or unexpected case
  4. O-Noticed conflicting orders in the chart
  5. I-Advocated for a patient’s needs during care planning
  6. G- Participated in a QI or safety project
  7. B-Engaged family in a safety discussion
  8. O-Corrected an inaccurate progress note
  9. G- Escalated care quickly for a deteriorating patient
  10. I-Spoke up when something didn’t seem right
  11. I-Followed infection prevention protocols exactly
  12. O-Followed a hospital care bundle (e.g., sepsis, CLABSI)
  13. O-Confirmed high-alert medication with a second provider
  14. B-Used evidence-based guidelines in decision-making
  15. B-Caught a near-miss before it reached the patient
  16. O-Reported a near miss or safety event
  17. I-Used teach-back with a patient or family
  18. G-Clarified a patient’s code status
  19. B-Used a checklist during rounds or procedures
  20. N- Reviewed allergies before prescribing/administering meds
  21. N-Identified a fall risk and acted
  22. B-Suggested a workflow improvement to the team
  23. G-Updated handoff information for clarity
  24. N- Verified lab or imaging results before acting