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last activity : 07 06 2010 20:18:09 +0000
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to ensure adequate safety to patients
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limit shifts for hospital staff
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minimize unnecessary interruptions.
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1)cleanliness in hospital both surroundings and inside specially in toilets and bathrooms
2)medical and paramedical staff should exibit atleast a minimum courtesy to the patients
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Consider options to minimize shifts of more than 16 consecutive hours by residents, interns, and nurses working in hospitals. They get distracted if compelled to work for more time. They just don't put their maximum efforts and hence limit the safety rules. |
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Reduce distractions faced by the nursing staff, especially during critical times such as shift changes. Encourage staff to speak up when necessary, but create a "zone of silence" near medication preparation carts and other areas where concentration is essential. |
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