Explain How To Improve Patient Safety

Quality Improvement and Patient Safety: Aims and Goals to Improve Patient Safety
The Institute of Medicine came up with the six different aims to improve the quality care that is given to patients and their overall safety(add “,”) because it is one of the most important aspects of healthcare.
Six Aims of Improvement There are six aims of improvement that are centered on safety, effectiveness, patient-centered, timely, efficiency, and equitability. These aims are “Avoiding injuries to patients from the care that is intended to help them.
Providing services based on scientific knowledge to all who could benefit, and refraining from providing services to those not likely to benefit. Providing care that is respectful of and responsive to individual

First, if a nurse is performing an injection, the injection will help the patient if the correct technique is used instead of being harmed by a needle that isn’t handled properly. Second, if a patient in my care is unable to be treated for a disease the same way that the average patient would be, the resources available and time spent need to be used wisely by performing individual treatments instead of a general care plan for every patient. Third, if a patient’s personal values are considered when providing care, they will receive the benefits of holistic care, which will end up improving their recovery. Fourth, if a nurse is able to tend to a patient in a timely manner, life-threatening factors can be caught early, which can increase a patients chance of survival. Fifth, if nurses are efficient in using their resources and energy they will be able to care for more patients with proper materials and the energy that is necessary to get through the day safely. Last, providing equal care to all patients will ensure the safety of the nurse and the patient. If there is no question of the quality of care based on an individual, the environment will become a safer