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You are here > Home > Reading Lists > Nursing Management > Managing Documentation Risk: A Guide for Nurse Managers Managing Documentation Risk:
A Guide for Nurse Managers, 2nd Edition Softbound training manual: 204 pages
+ bonus CD-ROM
All nurses - at all levels - need to understand what they are liable for when their nursing care is implicated in these cases. Managing Documentation Risk provides strategies nurses can use to protect themselves and their organization while continuing to offer the best quality of care.
Many nurse managers don’t realize that they can be held accountable for their nurses’ documentation. Reduce risk by educating staff on the consequences of poor documentation. This informative book for nurse managers illustrates situations in which poor documentation led to a nurse's care being cited and offers scenarios in which good documentation averted such troubles. With this valuable resource, nurse leaders will have the tools they need to assess their current risks and design a system for auditing staff documentation in the medical record. By effectively training staff members to properly and efficiently document, healthcare leaders will protect themselves, their staff, and their organization from potentially damaging allegations of negligent care. Take a look at the table of contents:
Intended audience for these resources - these are perfect resources for nurse managers, chief nursing officers, directors of nursing, VPs of nursing, nurse educators, directors of education, and staff development specialists. Learning objectives:
Patricia A. Duclos-Miller, MS, RN, CNA, BC, is a full-time associate professor in nursing at Capital Community College in Hartford, CT. During her 32 years in nursing, Duclos-Miller has served in a variety of roles, including staff nurse in the specialties of medical/surgical nursing, obstetrical nursing, and neonatal intensive care. She is a recognized speaker on contemporary nursing topics such as quality, team building, and documentation issues.
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