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The number of coronavirus patients at a primary care clinic increased due to referrals from the main hospital. The main hospital stopped accepting coronavirus patients due to an inability to deal with large numbers of chronic patients, as there was no implementation of a disaster plan. Through a root cause analysis using the 5 whys technique, it was determined that poor management led to the lack of a disaster plan, which caused the issues at both the primary care clinic and main hospital in dealing with coronavirus patients.
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- 3. • Used root cause analysis • Used 5 whys
- 4. • : increased number of corona patient in NG primary care. – Why? • Patient are referred from NG main hospital to its primary care. – Why? • The main hospital have stopped accepting people with corona – Why? • Inability to deal with the large number of chronic patients. – Why? • There is no implementation of disaster plan. – Why? • Poor management
- 5. Issue Description Source Criticality Level ( high/ Medium /low) Rationale Increase number of corona patent in primary care . Head manager of the hospital : he referred all cases to PC High Occurrence of positive cases among PC staff. The building is not prepared to deal with epidemic diseases.
- 6. Likely Root Cause Description Likelihood Information ( high/ Medium /low) Test to clarify -poor control of corona virus. -poor training of staff. -poor management. High -occurrence of corona cases among staff. -Hospital has closed due to inability to control corona.
- 7. Possible Solutions Description Risks Measure of success Description Likelih ood Mitigation Test Results -establish disaster plan by management -Train staff on the procedure of dealing with the problem and taking the necessary cautions. -sterilize the Main hospital. -isolate present cases in one place. -Cooperation with infection control. -cooperation with other hospitals for referral. It well take long Time. Money & effort . High -immediate test result for suspected cases. -implement emergency plane. Check NO. of PT. after one month -reduction in the number of patient with positive corona -reopen the main Hospital. -No infection among staff . - increase awareness among staff .
- 8. • Problem Statement: • Poor management and absence of a disaster plan at NGH lead to the occurrence of positive lab tests of corona among staff.
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