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| Name | Live Medical Error Prevention 3 for LPC, LMHC,and Addiction Counselor CEUs | Training in Counseling |
| Video Uploader | Video From Doc Snipes |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 04-12-2013 23:13:16 |
| Video Discription | Dr. Dawn-Elise Snipes is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Qualified Clinical Supervisor. She received her PhD in Mental Health Counseling from the University of Florida in 2002. In addition to being a practicing clinician, she has provided training to counselors, social workers, nurses and case managers internationally since 2006 through AllCEUs.com Medical Error Prevention in Comprehensive Integrated Systems of Care 2014 Updated for 2016.. Take the on-demand version of this CEU Course for $6 Here.https://www.allceus.com/CE/course/view.php?id=780 Instructor: Dr. Dawn-Elise Snipes PhD, LPC-MHSP Objectives Identify medical errors common in a comprehensive integrated system of care including pain management Discuss how pain influences the comprehensive treatment process Identify causes of errors Describe effects of medical errors on the wellbeing of the patient and family Identify common documentation and communication errors in multidisciplinary teams Offer a definition of "medical error" as described by the institute of medicine Identify the factors that must be included in a credible root cause analysis Identify major signs and symptoms of a medical emergency List pharmacological components of pain management Describe other interventions designed to prevent harm and to protect patient safety commonly utilized by therapists Medical errors in counseling and an integrated system of care Counselors often work with teams of specialists and support personnel Psychiatrists & Psychologists Physician's assistants & Nurse practitioners Mental health professionals Physicians Nutritionists Physical and occupational therapists Pain management specialists Certified addiction professionals Pastor/ religion/faith leaders Relatives Error Causes Multiple professional involvement. (Too many cooks without a Chef) Misdiagnosis or assignment of a false diagnosis Intimidation. Over-treatment. Relay false client/patient or their own personal information. Inappropriately share or distort information. Attempt to treat out of the realm of expertise. Do not consult with medical professionals. Do not thoroughly collect background histories or complete assessments. Provide inadequate safety or security of physical environment. Recommend inappropriate or dangerous treatment protocol. Medical Error Effects Loss of trust drop-out, relapse or symptom worsening Loss of trust that accurate, complete information will be passed Reversal or relapse of mental health and other physical conditions Take incompatible medications due to a lack of communication by the patient's various providers Abuse medications or take inappropriate medications when multiple causes for emotional or physical pain are not considered Lose important wraparound services due to poor team communication or lack of necessary paperwork Lose family support if psychological and financial assistance is withdrawn or reduced through lack of follow-up with insurance or completed recommendations by any team member(s). Effects cont... Lose the ability to feel psychologically or physically safe. Experience anxiety about new or particular environmental settings, and/or the introduction of new professionals, as well as treatment protocols when proper protocols are not followed/referrals made Place themselves in unnecessary physical or emotional danger because of their inability to use sound judgment Worsen existing or create new physical or mental health conditions Experiencing trauma as a result of medical error can cause mental health clients to develop acute stress issues Take unnecessary personal risks Cause harm to self or others ee Summary In an integrated, comprehensive system of care, it is important to ensure appropriate and effective documentation Medical errors can occur in many settings A medical error causes or has the potential to cause physical, psychological, social or financial harm to a client Medications can be both the solution and the cause of problems Professionals must be aware of the signs of medical emergencies A comprehensive risk management plan is essential to the prevention of medical errors An effective root cause analysis examines the identifiable and preventable causes of problems CEUs CEUs can be earned at AllCEUs.com |
| Category | Education |
| Tags | AllCEUs | Counseling Psychology (Field Of Study) | NBCC | Medical Errors | CEUs | NAADAC | Counseling |
