(b) Be readily accessible and understandable by a member of the general public (a) Be presented in a manner that allows a person to view and compare the information for the health facilities The report prepared pursuant to paragraph (c) of subsection 1 must provide to the public information concerning each health facility which provided medical services and care in the immediately preceding calendar year and must: Except as otherwise provided in this section and NRS 239.0115, reports received pursuant to NRS 439.835 and subsection 1 of NRS 439.843 and any additional information requested by the Division pursuant to NRS 439.841 are confidential, not subject to subpoena or discovery and not subject to inspection by the general public.ģ. The Division shall maintain the confidentiality of the patient, the provider of health care or other member of the staff of the health facility identified in the reports submitted pursuant to NRS 439.835 when preparing the annual summary pursuant to this paragraph.Ģ. (d) Annually prepare a summary of the reports received pursuant to NRS 439.835 and provide a summary for inclusion on the Internet website maintained pursuant to NRS 439A.270. (c) Annually prepare a report of sentinel events reported pursuant to NRS 439.835 by a health facility, including, without limitation, the type of event, the number of events, the rate of occurrence of events, and the health facility which reported the event, and provide the report for inclusion on the Internet website maintained pursuant to NRS 439A.270 and (b) Ensure that such reports, and any additional documents created from such reports, are protected adequately from fire, theft, loss, destruction and other hazards and from unauthorized access (a) Collect and maintain reports received pursuant to NRS 439.835 and 439.843 and any additional information requested by the Division pursuant to NRS 439.841 NRS 439.840 Reports of sentinel events: Duties of Division confidentiality.
SENTINEL EVENTS ISO
PCO - PERSONAL CARE AGENCY THAT IS ALSO ISO CERTIFIED.NTC - FACILITY FOR TREATMENT WITH NARCOTICS.MDX - FACILITY FOR MODIFIED MEDICAL DETOXIFICATION.IMR - FACILITY FOR INTERMEDIATE CARE/IID.ICE - INDEPENDENT CENTER FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE.HWH - HALF-WAY HOUSE FOR RECOVERING ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSERS.HSB - AGENCY TO PROVIDE NURSING IN THE HOME - SUB UNIT.HIC - HOME FOR INDIVIDUAL RESIDENTIAL CARE.HHA - AGENCY TO PROVIDE NURSING IN THE HOME.HBR - AGENCY TO PROVIDE NURSING IN THE HOME - BRANCH OFFICE.ESRD - FACILITY FOR THE TREATMENT OF IRREVERSIBLE RENAL DISEASE.BPR - BUSINESS THAT PROVIDES REFERRALS TO RFFG.ASC - SURGICAL CENTER FOR AMBULATORY PATIENTS.ADC - FACILITY FOR THE CARE OF ADULTS DURING THE DAY.ADA - FACILITY FOR THE TREATMENT OF ABUSE OF ALCOHOL OR DRUGS.
SENTINEL EVENTS LICENSE
Unanticipated severe maternal morbidity resulting in permanent or severe temporary harmĬopyright © 2022, StatPearls Publishing LLC.State of Nevada Healthcare License types now required by SB457 from the 2019 legislative session, and implemented as of 1/1/20, to report to the Sentinel Events Registry include the following: Prolonged fluoroscopy with very high or inappropriate dose or to the wrong siteįire during direct patient care caused by hospital equipment Severe neonatal jaundice (bilirubin >30 mg/dl) Surgery on the wrong individual or wrong body part Hemolytic transfusion reaction due to blood transfusion with major blood group incompatibilities Unanticipated death during care of an infantĭischarge of an infant to the wrong family
Suicide during treatment or within 72 hours of discharge Examples of sentinel events from the Joint Commission include the following: Hospitals vary in their definitions, investigations, and reporting of sentinel events.
Serious reportable events can be classified into the following categories: In 2013, the concept was expanded to include “harm events” to the staff, visitors, and vendors on the organization’s premises. Previously, sentinel events included events that occurred only to patients. The National Quality Forum defined the term serious reportable events as “preventable, serious, and unambiguous adverse events that should never occur.” These events are also termed as never events. The term sentinel refers to a system issue that may result in similar events in the future. The event can result in death, permanent harm, or severe, temporary harm. The Joint Commission defines a sentinel event as an unexpected occurrence involving death, serious physical or psychological injury.
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