Definespatient-centeredcare usingIOMParticipatesin thediscussion 4days of theweekIncludes aquotefrom asourceUses APAformattingcorrectlyEncouragespeerdiscussionCompareswithinternationalpracticesLinks to arelevantarticle orresourceSuggests apolicychange tosupportequityIs the first orsecondperson to posttheir initialdiscussionExplainshow nursescan promotepatientcontrolPosts earlyin the week-on Mondayor TuesdayProvides anexample ofcompromisedpatient-centerednessAsks aquestion thatdeepens theconversationFree!Shares apersonalexperiencewith patientadvocacyCites ascholarlysource onequitablecareDefinespatient-centeredcare usingIOMParticipatesin thediscussion 4days of theweekIncludes aquotefrom asourceUses APAformattingcorrectlyEncouragespeerdiscussionCompareswithinternationalpracticesLinks to arelevantarticle orresourceSuggests apolicychange tosupportequityIs the first orsecondperson to posttheir initialdiscussionExplainshow nursescan promotepatientcontrolPosts earlyin the week-on Mondayor TuesdayProvides anexample ofcompromisedpatient-centerednessAsks aquestion thatdeepens theconversationFree!Shares apersonalexperiencewith patientadvocacyCites ascholarlysource onequitablecare

Quality Improvement Discussion 2 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. 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. Defines patient-centered care using IOM
  2. Participates in the discussion 4 days of the week
  3. Includes a quote from a source
  4. Uses APA formatting correctly
  5. Encourages peer discussion
  6. Compares with international practices
  7. Links to a relevant article or resource
  8. Suggests a policy change to support equity
  9. Is the first or second person to post their initial discussion
  10. Explains how nurses can promote patient control
  11. Posts early in the week-on Monday or Tuesday
  12. Provides an example of compromised patient-centeredness
  13. Asks a question that deepens the conversation
  14. Free!
  15. Shares a personal experience with patient advocacy
  16. Cites a scholarly source on equitable care