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This document discusses accountability in nursing practice. It defines accountability as taking responsibility for one's own actions and mistakes rather than blaming others. It describes different types of accountability like fiscal, process, and program accountability. It also outlines lines of accountability that can go upward, lateral, or downward. Finally, it provides ways to enhance accountability in nursing such as having well-defined job descriptions, written policies and procedures, nursing audits, proper training, and periodic evaluations.
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Accountability ppt
- 1. PRESENTED BY MISS.EKTA BAGH MSc.NURSING I YEAR
- 2. INTRODUCTION Accountability means an individual are answerable for their actions and have an obligation to act. Manifesting accountability in nursing practice provides the opportunity to evaluate nursing contribution within health care and is a means of clarifying the significance of nursing to society.
- 3. DEFINITION • Accountability involves admitting mistakes rather than blaming others and evaluating the outcomes of ones own action.
- 5. TYPES FISCAL ACCOUNTABILITY PROCESS ACCOUNTABILITY PROGRAMME ACCOUNTABILITY PRIORITIES ACCOUNTABILITY
- 7. ACCOUNTABILITY OF NURSING PERSONNEL ACCOUNTABILITY FOR WHAT ACCOUNTABILITY FOR WHOM
- 8. REASON FOR LACK OF ACCOUNTABILITY
- 9. WAYS FOR ENHANCING ACCOUNTABILITY IN NURSING Well defined duties and job description. Written policies, protocols and procedures. Nursing audit and standards of practice. Proper delegation of responsibilities. Proper training and education of the self. Periodical evaluation of each individual’s nursing practice.
- 10. Refine and modify outdate policies and procedures. Conducive working environment. Availability of adequate number of personnel and resources for patient care to be continue……
- 11. SUMMARY