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INFORMATION SHEET
“An Investigation into different health professionals and patients perceptions of different types of medical error”
We would like to invite you to take part in our research study. Before you decide, it is important for you to understand the purpose of the research and what it will involve. Please take time to read the online information carefully and discuss it with friends and relatives, if you wish. Please email the address at the bottom if there is anything that is not clear, or if you would like more information.
What is the purpose of the study?
The purpose of this study is to determine how healthcare professionals and patients perceive medical errors in different situations.
Why have I been invited?
All healthcare professionals are invited to complete the questions, as well as student doctors/nurses and members of the public who have been patients. This is to be able to gain an insight into medical errors which occur within healthcare.
How long is the study?
The study should take no longer than 5 minutes.
Do I have to take part?
No, it is optional for people to take part and you can withdraw from the study at anytime by exiting the programme.
What will I be asked to do if I take part?
If you chose to take part, you will first be presented with 4 different scenarios to comment on. You will then be asked four short quick questions on medical error and finally be first asked a few personal questions such as you gender, age and job role. All information is confidential.
What are the possible disadvantages and risks of taking part?
Some people may experience mild distress due to the sensitive nature of the topic; however in the rare occasions that this does occur we recommend you exit the programme. We have provided details of support agencies that can help provide support.
How will I benefit from participating in this study?
You won’t benefit directly however you will be helping identify potential issues within the healthcare system which could led to improvements.
If I need to speak to someone about the research, whom should I contact?
• For Doctors in the UK,
UK Doctors on 01235828400
Doctors Support Network 08443953010
• For Nurses,
RNC 08457726100 (Within the UK)
+44 (0) 20 7647 3456 (Outside the UK)
• For healthcare professional outside the UK or within, your occupational department should be able to provide details of support services set up within your area.
• For Patients, your local Doctors service will be able to provide details of support services set up in your area.
Confidentiality
All information provided is confidential, and all information is stored on a secure password protected data base.
What will happen if I don’t want to carry on with the study?
You can withdraw at any point during the study; all information provided will not be used in the research.
How will we use the results of this research?
The results will be used to determine how healthcare professionals and patients perceive medical errors in different situations. These results will be written up in a research project.
Can I request the results of the study?
Yes, you can request the results of the study by emailing the address below from September 2011 onwards.
Who has reviewed the study?
This study has been reviewed and given a favourable opinion by the Institute of Work Health & Organisations Research Ethics Committee.
Contact details:
Rebecca Porter MSc Student.
Email: [email protected]
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A normally healthy 23 year old man goes to hospital for surgery, the doctor doesn’t noticed the patients allergy information in his medical notes and prescribes antibiotics to be given after surgery. The patient wakes up gasping for air. It is quickly realised that the patient is allergic to the antibiotics and they are stopped. Despite this the patient stops breathing. The doctor and his team where unable to resuscitate him and the patient dies.
Please rate between 0 to 10, 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 60kg 65 year old female patient is in pain; she is frequently in and out of hospital and has a variety of long term medical issues. She is given morphine 100 mg IV. She stops breathing. She is given the reversal agent Narcan by the doctor and her respiration is supported until she resumes breathing normally. She is admitted to the hospital for observation and monitoring.
Please rate between 0 to 10, 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 34 year old male patient comes to see his doctor with a 3 by 1 cm laceration on his leg. The doctor evaluates the wound and quickly sutures it with a very fine suture set and discharges the patient. The following day, the wound re-opens causing bleeding and pain. As a result the wound will take longer to heal and will leave a bigger scar.
Please rate from 0 to 10, 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 20-year-old male complains of abdominal pain, anorexia, and low-grade fever (37.3ºC). The doctor on duty diagnoses him with constipation; he receives a laxative, and is discharged. Twelve hours later, he presents with increasing fever and abdominal pain. A CT scan reveals appendicitis. An appendectomy is performed without complication.
Please rate between 0 to 10, 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A normally healthy 87 year old man goes to hospital for surgery, the doctor doesn’t noticed the patients allergy information in his medical notes and prescribe antibiotics to be given after surgery. The patient wakes up gasping for air. It is quickly realised that the patient is allergic to the antibiotics and they are stopped. Despite this the patient stops breathing. The doctor and his team where unable to resuscitate him and the patient dies.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 60kg 65 year old female patient is in pain; she is frequently in and out of hospital and has a variety of long term medical issues. She is given morphine 100 mg IV. She stops breathing. She is given the reversal agent Narcan by the doctor and her respiration is supported until she resumes breathing normally. She is admitted to the hospital for observation and monitoring.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 34 year old male patient comes to see his doctor with a 3 by 1 cm laceration on his leg. The doctor evaluates the wound and quickly sutures it with a very fine suture set and discharges the patient. The following day, the wound re-opens causing bleeding and pain. As a result the wound will take longer to heal and will leave a bigger scar.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 20-year-old male complains of abdominal pain, anorexia, and low-grade fever (37.3ºC). The doctor on duty diagnoses him with constipation; he receives a laxative, and is discharged. Twelve hours later, he presents with increasing fever and abdominal pain. A CT scan reveals appendicitis. An appendectomy is performed without complication.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A normally healthy 23 year old man goes to hospital for surgery, the doctor doesn’t noticed the patients allergy information in his medical notes and prescribes antibiotics to be given after surgery. The patient wakes up gasping for air. It is quickly realised that the patient is allergic to the antibiotics and they are stopped. Despite this the patient stops breathing. The doctor and his team where unable to resuscitate him and the patient dies.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 60kg 65 year old female patient is in pain, she is normally in good health, she is given morphine 100 mg IV. She stops breathing. She is given the reversal agent Narcan by the doctor and her respiration is supported until she resumes breathing normally. She is admitted to the hospital for observation and monitoring.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 34 year old male patient comes to see his doctor with a 3 by 1 cm laceration on his leg. The doctor evaluates the wound and quickly sutures it with a very fine suture set and discharges the patient. The following day, the wound re-opens causing bleeding and pain. As a result the wound will take longer to heal and will leave a bigger scar.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 20-year-old male complains of abdominal pain, anorexia, and low-grade fever (37.3ºC). The doctor on duty diagnoses him with constipation; he receives a laxative, and is discharged. Twelve hours later, he presents with increasing fever and abdominal pain. A CT scan reveals appendicitis. An appendectomy is performed without complication.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A normally healthy 23 year old man goes to hospital for surgery, the doctor doesn’t noticed the patients allergy information in his medical notes and prescribes antibiotics to be given after surgery. The patient wakes up gasping for air. It is quickly realised that the patient is allergic to the antibiotics and they are stopped. Despite this the patient stops breathing. The doctor and his team where unable to resuscitate him and the patient dies.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 60kg 65 year old female patient is in pain; she is frequently in and out of hospital and has a variety of long term medical issues. She is given morphine 100 mg IV. She stops breathing. She is given the reversal agent Narcan by the doctor and her respiration is supported until she resumes breathing normally. She is admitted to the hospital for observation and monitoring.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 34 year old male patient comes to see his doctor with a 3 by 1 cm laceration on his leg. The doctor evaluates the wound and quickly sutures it with a very fine suture set and discharges the patient. The following day, the wound re-opens causing bleeding and pain. As a result the wound became infected, the patient is in a lot of discomfort and now requires a course of antibiotics in hospital.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 20-year-old male complains of abdominal pain, anorexia, and low-grade fever (37.3ºC). The doctor on duty diagnoses him with constipation; he receives a laxative, and is discharged. Twelve hours later, he presents with increasing fever and abdominal pain. A CT scan reveals appendicitis. An appendectomy is performed without complication.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A normally healthy 23 year old man goes to hospital for surgery, the doctor doesn’t noticed the patients allergy information in his medical notes and prescribes antibiotics to be given after surgery. The patient wakes up gasping for air. It is quickly realised that the patient is allergic to the antibiotics and they are stopped. Despite this the patient stops breathing. The doctor and his team where unable to resuscitate him and the patient dies.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 60kg 65 year old female patient is in pain; she is frequently in and out of hospital and has a variety of long term medical issues. She is given morphine 100 mg IV. She stops breathing. She is given the reversal agent Narcan by the doctor and her respiration is supported until she resumes breathing normally. She is admitted to the hospital for observation and monitoring.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 34 year old male patient comes to see his doctor with a 3 by 1 cm laceration on his leg. The doctor evaluates the wound and quickly sutures it with a very fine suture set and discharges the patient. The following day, the wound re-opens causing bleeding and pain. As a result the wound will take longer to heal and will leave a bigger scar.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 76-year-old male complains of abdominal pain, anorexia, and low-grade fever (37.3ºC).The doctor on duty diagnoses him with constipation; he receives a laxative, and is discharged. Twelve hours later, he presents with increasing fever and abdominal pain. A CT scan reveals appendicitis. An appendectomy is performed without complication.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A normally healthy 87 year old man goes to hospital for surgery, the doctor doesn’t noticed the patients allergy information in his medical notes and prescribe antibiotics to be given after surgery. The patient wakes up gasping for air. It is quickly realised that the patient is allergic to the antibiotics and they are stopped. Despite this the patient stops breathing. The doctor and his team where unable to resuscitate him and the patient dies.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 60kg 65 year old female patient is in pain, she is normally in good health, she is given morphine 100 mg IV. She stops breathing. She is given the reversal agent Narcan by the doctor and her respiration is supported until she resumes breathing normally. She is admitted to the hospital for observation and monitoring.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 34 year old male patient comes to see his doctor with a 3 by 1 cm laceration on his leg. The doctor evaluates the wound and quickly sutures it with a very fine suture set and discharges the patient. The following day, the wound re-opens causing bleeding and pain. As a result the wound became infected, the patient is in a lot of discomfort and now requires a course of antibiotics in hospital.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 76-year-old male complains of abdominal pain, anorexia, and low-grade fever (37.3ºC).The doctor on duty diagnoses him with constipation; he receives a laxative, and is discharged. Twelve hours later, he presents with increasing fever and abdominal pain. A CT scan reveals appendicitis. An appendectomy is performed without complication.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A normally healthy 23 year old man goes to hospital for surgery, the doctor doesn’t noticed the patients allergy information in his medical notes and prescribes antibiotics to be given after surgery. The patient wakes up gasping for air. It is quickly realised that the patient is allergic to the antibiotics and they are stopped. Despite this the patient stops breathing. The doctor and his team where unable to resuscitate him and the patient dies.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 60kg 65 year old female patient is in pain, she is normally in good health, she is given morphine 100 mg IV. She stops breathing. She is given the reversal agent Narcan by the doctor and her respiration is supported until she resumes breathing normally. She is admitted to the hospital for observation and monitoring.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 34 year old male patient comes to see his doctor with a 3 by 1 cm laceration on his leg. The doctor evaluates the wound and quickly sutures it with a very fine suture set and discharges the patient. The following day, the wound re-opens causing bleeding and pain. As a result the wound became infected, the patient is in a lot of discomfort and now requires a course of antibiotics in hospital.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 76-year-old male complains of abdominal pain, anorexia, and low-grade fever (37.3ºC).The doctor on duty diagnoses him with constipation; he receives a laxative, and is discharged. Twelve hours later, he presents with increasing fever and abdominal pain. A CT scan reveals appendicitis. An appendectomy is performed without complication.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A normally healthy 87 year old man goes to hospital for surgery, the doctor doesn’t noticed the patients allergy information in his medical notes and prescribe antibiotics to be given after surgery. The patient wakes up gasping for air. It is quickly realised that the patient is allergic to the antibiotics and they are stopped. Despite this the patient stops breathing. The doctor and his team where unable to resuscitate him and the patient dies.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 60kg 65 year old female patient is in pain; she is frequently in and out of hospital and has a variety of long term medical issues. She is given morphine 100 mg IV. She stops breathing. She is given the reversal agent Narcan by the doctor and her respiration is supported until she resumes breathing normally. She is admitted to the hospital for observation and monitoring.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 34 year old male patient comes to see his doctor with a 3 by 1 cm laceration on his leg. The doctor evaluates the wound and quickly sutures it with a very fine suture set and discharges the patient. The following day, the wound re-opens causing bleeding and pain. As a result the wound became infected, the patient is in a lot of discomfort and now requires a course of antibiotics in hospital.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 76-year-old male complains of abdominal pain, anorexia, and low-grade fever (37.3ºC).The doctor on duty diagnoses him with constipation; he receives a laxative, and is discharged. Twelve hours later, he presents with increasing fever and abdominal pain. A CT scan reveals appendicitis. An appendectomy is performed without complication.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A normally healthy 87 year old man goes to hospital for surgery, the doctor doesn’t noticed the patients allergy information in his medical notes and prescribe antibiotics to be given after surgery. The patient wakes up gasping for air. It is quickly realised that the patient is allergic to the antibiotics and they are stopped. Despite this the patient stops breathing. The doctor and his team where unable to resuscitate him and the patient dies.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 60kg 65 year old female patient is in pain, she is normally in good health, she is given morphine 100 mg IV. She stops breathing. She is given the reversal agent Narcan by the doctor and her respiration is supported until she resumes breathing normally. She is admitted to the hospital for observation and monitoring.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 34 year old male patient comes to see his doctor with a 3 by 1 cm laceration on his leg. The doctor evaluates the wound and quickly sutures it with a very fine suture set and discharges the patient. The following day, the wound re-opens causing bleeding and pain. As a result the wound will take longer to heal and will leave a bigger scar.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 76-year-old male complains of abdominal pain, anorexia, and low-grade fever (37.3ºC).The doctor on duty diagnoses him with constipation; he receives a laxative, and is discharged. Twelve hours later, he presents with increasing fever and abdominal pain. A CT scan reveals appendicitis. An appendectomy is performed without complication.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A normally healthy 87 year old man goes to hospital for surgery, the doctor doesn’t noticed the patients allergy information in his medical notes and prescribe antibiotics to be given after surgery. The patient wakes up gasping for air. It is quickly realised that the patient is allergic to the antibiotics and they are stopped. Despite this the patient stops breathing. The doctor and his team where unable to resuscitate him and the patient dies.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 60kg 65 year old female patient is in pain, she is normally in good health, she is given morphine 100 mg IV. She stops breathing. She is given the reversal agent Narcan by the doctor and her respiration is supported until she resumes breathing normally. She is admitted to the hospital for observation and monitoring.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 34 year old male patient comes to see his doctor with a 3 by 1 cm laceration on his leg. The doctor evaluates the wound and quickly sutures it with a very fine suture set and discharges the patient. The following day, the wound re-opens causing bleeding and pain. As a result the wound became infected, the patient is in a lot of discomfort and now requires a course of antibiotics in hospital.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 20-year-old male complains of abdominal pain, anorexia, and low-grade fever (37.3ºC). The doctor on duty diagnoses him with constipation; he receives a laxative, and is discharged. Twelve hours later, he presents with increasing fever and abdominal pain. A CT scan reveals appendicitis. An appendectomy is performed without complication.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A normally healthy 23 year old man goes to hospital for surgery, the doctor doesn’t noticed the patients allergy information in his medical notes and prescribes antibiotics to be given after surgery. The patient wakes up gasping for air. It is quickly realised that the patient is allergic to the antibiotics and they are stopped. Despite this the patient stops breathing. The doctor and his team where unable to resuscitate him and the patient dies.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 60kg 65 year old female patient is in pain, she is normally in good health, she is given morphine 100 mg IV. She stops breathing. She is given the reversal agent Narcan by the doctor and her respiration is supported until she resumes breathing normally. She is admitted to the hospital for observation and monitoring.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 34 year old male patient comes to see his doctor with a 3 by 1 cm laceration on his leg. The doctor evaluates the wound and quickly sutures it with a very fine suture set and discharges the patient. The following day, the wound re-opens causing bleeding and pain. As a result the wound will take longer to heal and will leave a bigger scar.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 76-year-old male complains of abdominal pain, anorexia, and low-grade fever (37.3ºC).The doctor on duty diagnoses him with constipation; he receives a laxative, and is discharged. Twelve hours later, he presents with increasing fever and abdominal pain. A CT scan reveals appendicitis. An appendectomy is performed without complication.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A normally healthy 87 year old man goes to hospital for surgery, the doctor doesn’t noticed the patients allergy information in his medical notes and prescribe antibiotics to be given after surgery. The patient wakes up gasping for air. It is quickly realised that the patient is allergic to the antibiotics and they are stopped. Despite this the patient stops breathing. The doctor and his team where unable to resuscitate him and the patient dies.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 60kg 65 year old female patient is in pain; she is frequently in and out of hospital and has a variety of long term medical issues. She is given morphine 100 mg IV. She stops breathing. She is given the reversal agent Narcan by the doctor and her respiration is supported until she resumes breathing normally. She is admitted to the hospital for observation and monitoring.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 34 year old male patient comes to see his doctor with a 3 by 1 cm laceration on his leg. The doctor evaluates the wound and quickly sutures it with a very fine suture set and discharges the patient. The following day, the wound re-opens causing bleeding and pain. As a result the wound became infected, the patient is in a lot of discomfort and now requires a course of antibiotics in hospital.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 20-year-old male complains of abdominal pain, anorexia, and low-grade fever (37.3ºC). The doctor on duty diagnoses him with constipation; he receives a laxative, and is discharged. Twelve hours later, he presents with increasing fever and abdominal pain. A CT scan reveals appendicitis. An appendectomy is performed without complication.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A normally healthy 23 year old man goes to hospital for surgery, the doctor doesn’t noticed the patients allergy information in his medical notes and prescribes antibiotics to be given after surgery. The patient wakes up gasping for air. It is quickly realised that the patient is allergic to the antibiotics and they are stopped. Despite this the patient stops breathing. The doctor and his team where unable to resuscitate him and the patient dies.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 60kg 65 year old female patient is in pain; she is frequently in and out of hospital and has a variety of long term medical issues. She is given morphine 100 mg IV. She stops breathing. She is given the reversal agent Narcan by the doctor and her respiration is supported until she resumes breathing normally. She is admitted to the hospital for observation and monitoring.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 34 year old male patient comes to see his doctor with a 3 by 1 cm laceration on his leg. The doctor evaluates the wound and quickly sutures it with a very fine suture set and discharges the patient. The following day, the wound re-opens causing bleeding and pain. As a result the wound became infected, the patient is in a lot of discomfort and now requires a course of antibiotics in hospital.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 76-year-old male complains of abdominal pain, anorexia, and low-grade fever (37.3ºC).The doctor on duty diagnoses him with constipation; he receives a laxative, and is discharged. Twelve hours later, he presents with increasing fever and abdominal pain. A CT scan reveals appendicitis. An appendectomy is performed without complication.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A normally healthy 87 year old man goes to hospital for surgery, the doctor doesn’t noticed the patients allergy information in his medical notes and prescribe antibiotics to be given after surgery. The patient wakes up gasping for air. It is quickly realised that the patient is allergic to the antibiotics and they are stopped. Despite this the patient stops breathing. The doctor and his team where unable to resuscitate him and the patient dies.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 60kg 65 year old female patient is in pain, she is normally in good health, she is given morphine 100 mg IV. She stops breathing. She is given the reversal agent Narcan by the doctor and her respiration is supported until she resumes breathing normally. She is admitted to the hospital for observation and monitoring.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 34 year old male patient comes to see his doctor with a 3 by 1 cm laceration on his leg. The doctor evaluates the wound and quickly sutures it with a very fine suture set and discharges the patient. The following day, the wound re-opens causing bleeding and pain. As a result the wound will take longer to heal and will leave a bigger scar.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 20-year-old male complains of abdominal pain, anorexia, and low-grade fever (37.3ºC). The doctor on duty diagnoses him with constipation; he receives a laxative, and is discharged. Twelve hours later, he presents with increasing fever and abdominal pain. A CT scan reveals appendicitis. An appendectomy is performed without complication.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 32 year old woman receiving treatment for cancer is given twice the dose of one of her medicines by the nurse. She becomes critically ill and requires a 3 month stay in the hospital. Because of her critical illness, her kidneys fail and she becomes dependent on dialysis 3 times a week for life.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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The ward is quiet and a nurse is caring for one patient, an 84 year old man who is usually fit and well. The nurse looks at his drug chart, although it is poorly written she thinks she knows what it says, so administers the drugs. It’s only after a conversation with the patients doctor that the nurse realises she gave him the wrong drug (The nurse didn’t disclose this to the doctor during the conversation). The nurse quickly goes to see the patient, he is quite drowsy and his blood pressure and respiration are slightly up.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 42 year old patient is vomiting and asks for nausea medicine. Phenergan 12.5 mg is ordered. The nurse gives the patient Phenergan 25 mg. The patient begins to seizure, the patient recovers and there are no longer term effects.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A nurse has had quite a busy shift, one patient on the ward. A 79 year old female patient has been complaining all day that she is feeling a lot worse. The nurse tell her she will beep for the doctor but forgets; the nurse quickly writes up the nursing notes but neglects to mention at handover to the night staff, that the patient has stated she is feeling a lot worse today. (So from all records it appears the patient is fine.) During the night shift the patient’s condition declines and she is moved to intensive care. The next day everyone is confused as to how the patient’s health deteriorated so quickly during the night shift.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 32 year old woman receiving treatment for cancer is given twice the dose of one of her medicines by the nurse. She becomes critically ill and requires a 3 month stay in the hospital. Because of her critical illness, her kidneys fail and she becomes dependent on dialysis 3 times a week for life.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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The ward is quiet and a nurse is caring for one patient, an 84 year old man who is usually fit and well. The nurse looks at his drug chart, although it is poorly written she thinks she knows what it says, so administers the drugs. It’s only after a conversation with the patients doctor that the nurse realises she gave him the wrong drug (The nurse didn’t disclose this to the doctor during the conversation). The nurse quickly goes to see the patient, he is quite drowsy and his blood pressure and respiration are slightly up.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 42 year old patient is vomiting and asks for nausea medicine. Phenergan 12.5 mg is ordered. The nurse gives the patient Phenergan 25 mg. The patient begins to seizure, the patient recovers and there are no longer term effects.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A nurse has had quite a busy shift, one patient on the ward. A 79 year old female patient has been complaining all day that she is feeling a lot worse. The nurse tell her she will beep for the doctor but forgets; the nurse quickly writes up the nursing notes but neglects to mention at handover to the night staff, that the patient has stated she is feeling a lot worse today. (So from all records it appears the patient is fine.) During the night shift the patient’s condition declines and she is moved to intensive care. The next day everyone is confused as to how the patient’s health deteriorated so quickly during the night shift.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 71 year old woman receiving treatment for cancer is given twice the dose of one of her medicines by the nurse. She becomes critically ill and requires a 3 month stay in the hospital. Because of her critical illness, her kidneys fail and she becomes dependent on dialysis 3 times a week for life.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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The ward is quiet and a nurse is caring for one patient, an 84 year old man who has multiple long term health conditions. The nurse looks at his drug chart, although it is poorly written she thinks she knows what it says, so administers the drugs. It’s only after a conversation with the patients doctor that the nurse realises she gave him the wrong drug (The nurse didn’t disclose this to the doctor during the conversation). The nurse quickly goes to see the patient, he is quite drowsy and his blood pressure and respiration are slightly up.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 42 year old patient is vomiting and asks for nausea medicine. Phenergan 12.5 mg is ordered. The nurse gives the patient Phenergan 25 mg. The patient begins to seizure, the patient recovers and there are no longer term effects.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A nurse has had quite a busy shift, one patient on the ward. A 79 year old female patient has been complaining all day that she is feeling a lot worse. The nurse tell her she will beep for the doctor but forgets; the nurse quickly writes up the nursing notes but neglects to mention at handover to the night staff, that the patient has stated she is feeling a lot worse today. (So from all records it appears the patient is fine.) During the night shift the patient’s condition declines and she is moved to intensive care. The next day everyone is confused as to how the patient’s health deteriorated so quickly during the night shift.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 71 year old woman receiving treatment for cancer is given twice the dose of one of her medicines by the nurse. She becomes critically ill and requires a 3 month stay in the hospital. Because of her critical illness, her kidneys fail and she becomes dependent on dialysis 3 times a week for life
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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The ward is quiet and a nurse is caring for one patient, an 84 year old man who is usually fit and well. The nurse looks at his drug chart, although it is poorly written she thinks she knows what it says, so administers the drugs. It’s only after a conversation with the patients doctor that the nurse realises she gave him the wrong drug (The nurse didn’t disclose this to the doctor during the conversation). The nurse quickly goes to see the patient, he is quite drowsy and his blood pressure and respiration are slightly up.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 42 year old patient is vomiting and asks for nausea medicine. Phenergan 12.5 mg is ordered. The nurse gives the patient Phenergan 25 mg. The patient begins to seizure and breathing function declines.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A nurse has had quite a busy shift, one patient on the ward. A 79 year old female patient has been complaining all day that she is feeling a lot worse. The nurse tell her she will beep for the doctor but forgets; the nurse quickly writes up the nursing notes but neglects to mention at handover to the night staff, that the patient has stated she is feeling a lot worse today. (So from all records it appears the patient is fine.) During the night shift the patient’s condition declines and she is moved to intensive care. The next day everyone is confused as to how the patient’s health deteriorated so quickly during the night shift.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 71 year old woman receiving treatment for cancer is given twice the dose of one of her medicines by the nurse. She becomes critically ill and requires a 3 month stay in the hospital. Because of her critical illness, her kidneys fail and she becomes dependent on dialysis 3 times a week for life.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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The ward is quiet and a nurse is caring for one patient, an 84 year old man who is usually fit and well. The nurse looks at his drug chart, although it is poorly written she thinks she knows what it says, so administers the drugs. It’s only after a conversation with the patients doctor that the nurse realises she gave him the wrong drug (The nurse didn’t disclose this to the doctor during the conversation). The nurse quickly goes to see the patient, he is quite drowsy and his blood pressure and respiration are slightly up.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 42 year old patient is vomiting and asks for nausea medicine. Phenergan 12.5 mg is ordered. The nurse gives the patient Phenergan 25 mg. The patient begins to seizure, the patient recovers and there are no longer term effects.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A nurse has had quite a busy shift, one patient on the ward a 27 year old female patient who has been complaining all day she is feeling a lot worse, the nurse tell her she will beep for the doctor but forgets; the nurse quickly writes up the nursing notes but neglects to mention at handover to the night staff, that the patient has stated she is feeling a lot worse today. (So from all records it appears the patient is fine.) During the night shift the patient’s condition declines and is moved to intensive care. The next day everyone is confused to how the patient‘s health deteriorated so quickly during the night shift.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 32 year old woman receiving treatment for cancer is given twice the dose of one of her medicines by the nurse. She becomes critically ill and requires a 3 month stay in the hospital. Because of her critical illness, her kidneys fail and she becomes dependent on dialysis 3 times a week for life.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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The ward is quiet and a nurse is caring for one patient, an 84 year old man who has multiple long term health conditions. The nurse looks at his drug chart, although it is poorly written she thinks she knows what it says, so administers the drugs. It’s only after a conversation with the patients doctor that the nurse realises she gave him the wrong drug (The nurse didn’t disclose this to the doctor during the conversation). The nurse quickly goes to see the patient, he is quite drowsy and his blood pressure and respiration are slightly up.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 42 year old patient is vomiting and asks for nausea medicine. Phenergan 12.5 mg is ordered. The nurse gives the patient Phenergan 25 mg. The patient begins to seizure and breathing function declines.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A nurse has had quite a busy shift, one patient on the ward a 27 year old female patient who has been complaining all day she is feeling a lot worse, the nurse tell her she will beep for the doctor but forgets; the nurse quickly writes up the nursing notes but neglects to mention at handover to the night staff, that the patient has stated she is feeling a lot worse today. (So from all records it appears the patient is fine.) During the night shift the patient’s condition declines and is moved to intensive care. The next day everyone is confused to how the patient‘s health deteriorated so quickly during the night shift.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 71 year old woman receiving treatment for cancer is given twice the dose of one of her medicines by the nurse. She becomes critically ill and requires a 3 month stay in the hospital. Because of her critical illness, her kidneys fail and she becomes dependent on dialysis 3 times a week for life.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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The ward is quiet and a nurse is caring for one patient, an 84 year old man who has multiple long term health conditions. The nurse looks at his drug chart, although it is poorly written she thinks she knows what it says, so administers the drugs. It’s only after a conversation with the patients doctor that the nurse realises she gave him the wrong drug (The nurse didn’t disclose this to the doctor during the conversation). The nurse quickly goes to see the patient, he is quite drowsy and his blood pressure and respiration are slightly up.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 42 year old patient is vomiting and asks for nausea medicine. Phenergan 12.5 mg is ordered. The nurse gives the patient Phenergan 25 mg. The patient begins to seizure and breathing function declines.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A nurse has had quite a busy shift, one patient on the ward a 27 year old female patient who has been complaining all day she is feeling a lot worse, the nurse tell her she will beep for the doctor but forgets; the nurse quickly writes up the nursing notes but neglects to mention at handover to the night staff, that the patient has stated she is feeling a lot worse today. (So from all records it appears the patient is fine.) During the night shift the patient’s condition declines and is moved to intensive care. The next day everyone is confused to how the patient‘s health deteriorated so quickly during the night shift.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 32 year old woman receiving treatment for cancer is given twice the dose of one of her medicines by the nurse. She becomes critically ill and requires a 3 month stay in the hospital. Because of her critical illness, her kidneys fail and she becomes dependent on dialysis 3 times a week for life.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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The ward is quiet and a nurse is caring for one patient, an 84 year old man who is usually fit and well. The nurse looks at his drug chart, although it is poorly written she thinks she knows what it says, so administers the drugs. It’s only after a conversation with the patients doctor that the nurse realises she gave him the wrong drug (The nurse didn’t disclose this to the doctor during the conversation). The nurse quickly goes to see the patient, he is quite drowsy and his blood pressure and respiration are slightly up.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 42 year old patient is vomiting and asks for nausea medicine. Phenergan 12.5 mg is ordered. The nurse gives the patient Phenergan 25 mg. The patient begins to seizure and breathing function declines.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A nurse has had quite a busy shift, one patient on the ward a 27 year old female patient who has been complaining all day she is feeling a lot worse, the nurse tell her she will beep for the doctor but forgets; the nurse quickly writes up the nursing notes but neglects to mention at handover to the night staff, that the patient has stated she is feeling a lot worse today. (So from all records it appears the patient is fine.) During the night shift the patient’s condition declines and is moved to intensive care. The next day everyone is confused to how the patient‘s health deteriorated so quickly during the night shift.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 32 year old woman receiving treatment for cancer is given twice the dose of one of her medicines by the nurse. She becomes critically ill and requires a 3 month stay in the hospital. Because of her critical illness, her kidneys fail and she becomes dependent on dialysis 3 times a week for life.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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The ward is quiet and a nurse is caring for one patient, an 84 year old man who has multiple long term health conditions. The nurse looks at his drug chart, although it is poorly written she thinks she knows what it says, so administers the drugs. It’s only after a conversation with the patients doctor that the nurse realises she gave him the wrong drug (The nurse didn’t disclose this to the doctor during the conversation). The nurse quickly goes to see the patient, he is quite drowsy and his blood pressure and respiration are slightly up.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 42 year old patient is vomiting and asks for nausea medicine. Phenergan 12.5 mg is ordered. The nurse gives the patient Phenergan 25 mg. The patient begins to seizure, the patient recovers and there are no longer term effects.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A nurse has had quite a busy shift, one patient on the ward a 27 year old female patient who has been complaining all day she is feeling a lot worse, the nurse tell her she will beep for the doctor but forgets; the nurse quickly writes up the nursing notes but neglects to mention at handover to the night staff, that the patient has stated she is feeling a lot worse today. (So from all records it appears the patient is fine.) During the night shift the patient’s condition declines and is moved to intensive care. The next day everyone is confused to how the patient‘s health deteriorated so quickly during the night shift.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 32 year old woman receiving treatment for cancer is given twice the dose of one of her medicines by the nurse. She becomes critically ill and requires a 3 month stay in the hospital. Because of her critical illness, her kidneys fail and she becomes dependent on dialysis 3 times a week for life.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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The ward is quiet and a nurse is caring for one patient, an 84 year old man who has multiple long term health conditions. The nurse looks at his drug chart, although it is poorly written she thinks she knows what it says, so administers the drugs. It’s only after a conversation with the patients doctor that the nurse realises she gave him the wrong drug (The nurse didn’t disclose this to the doctor during the conversation). The nurse quickly goes to see the patient, he is quite drowsy and his blood pressure and respiration are slightly up.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 42 year old patient is vomiting and asks for nausea medicine. Phenergan 12.5 mg is ordered. The nurse gives the patient Phenergan 25 mg. The patient begins to seizure and breathing function declines.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A nurse has had quite a busy shift, one patient on the ward. A 79 year old female patient has been complaining all day that she is feeling a lot worse. The nurse tell her she will beep for the doctor but forgets; the nurse quickly writes up the nursing notes but neglects to mention at handover to the night staff, that the patient has stated she is feeling a lot worse today. (So from all records it appears the patient is fine.) During the night shift the patient’s condition declines and she is moved to intensive care. The next day everyone is confused as to how the patient’s health deteriorated so quickly during the night shift.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 71 year old woman receiving treatment for cancer is given twice the dose of one of her medicines by the nurse. She becomes critically ill and requires a 3 month stay in the hospital. Because of her critical illness, her kidneys fail and she becomes dependent on dialysis 3 times a week for life.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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The ward is quiet and a nurse is caring for one patient, an 84 year old man who has multiple long term health conditions. The nurse looks at his drug chart, although it is poorly written she thinks she knows what it says, so administers the drugs. It’s only after a conversation with the patients doctor that the nurse realises she gave him the wrong drug (The nurse didn’t disclose this to the doctor during the conversation). The nurse quickly goes to see the patient, he is quite drowsy and his blood pressure and respiration are slightly up.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 42 year old patient is vomiting and asks for nausea medicine. Phenergan 12.5 mg is ordered. The nurse gives the patient Phenergan 25 mg. The patient begins to seizure, the patient recovers and there are no longer term effects.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A nurse has had quite a busy shift, one patient on the ward a 27 year old female patient who has been complaining all day she is feeling a lot worse, the nurse tell her she will beep for the doctor but forgets; the nurse quickly writes up the nursing notes but neglects to mention at handover to the night staff, that the patient has stated she is feeling a lot worse today. (So from all records it appears the patient is fine.) During the night shift the patient’s condition declines and is moved to intensive care. The next day everyone is confused to how the patient‘s health deteriorated so quickly during the night shift.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 32 year old woman receiving treatment for cancer is given twice the dose of one of her medicines by the nurse. She becomes critically ill and requires a 3 month stay in the hospital. Because of her critical illness, her kidneys fail and she becomes dependent on dialysis 3 times a week for life.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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The ward is quiet and a nurse is caring for one patient, an 84 year old man who is usually fit and well. The nurse looks at his drug chart, although it is poorly written she thinks she knows what it says, so administers the drugs. It’s only after a conversation with the patients doctor that the nurse realises she gave him the wrong drug (The nurse didn’t disclose this to the doctor during the conversation). The nurse quickly goes to see the patient, he is quite drowsy and his blood pressure and respiration are slightly up.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 42 year old patient is vomiting and asks for nausea medicine. Phenergan 12.5 mg is ordered. The nurse gives the patient Phenergan 25 mg. The patient begins to seizure and breathing function declines.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A nurse has had quite a busy shift, one patient on the ward. A 79 year old female patient has been complaining all day that she is feeling a lot worse. The nurse tell her she will beep for the doctor but forgets; the nurse quickly writes up the nursing notes but neglects to mention at handover to the night staff, that the patient has stated she is feeling a lot worse today. (So from all records it appears the patient is fine.) During the night shift the patient’s condition declines and she is moved to intensive care. The next day everyone is confused as to how the patient’s health deteriorated so quickly during the night shift.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 71 year old woman receiving treatment for cancer is given twice the dose of one of her medicines by the nurse. She becomes critically ill and requires a 3 month stay in the hospital. Because of her critical illness, her kidneys fail and she becomes dependent on dialysis 3 times a week for life.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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The ward is quiet and a nurse is caring for one patient, an 84 year old man who is usually fit and well. The nurse looks at his drug chart, although it is poorly written she thinks she knows what it says, so administers the drugs. It’s only after a conversation with the patients doctor that the nurse realises she gave him the wrong drug (The nurse didn’t disclose this to the doctor during the conversation). The nurse quickly goes to see the patient, he is quite drowsy and his blood pressure and respiration are slightly up.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 42 year old patient is vomiting and asks for nausea medicine. Phenergan 12.5 mg is ordered. The nurse gives the patient Phenergan 25 mg. The patient begins to seizure and breathing function declines.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A nurse has had quite a busy shift, one patient on the ward a 27 year old female patient who has been complaining all day she is feeling a lot worse, the nurse tell her she will beep for the doctor but forgets; the nurse quickly writes up the nursing notes but neglects to mention at handover to the night staff, that the patient has stated she is feeling a lot worse today. (So from all records it appears the patient is fine.) During the night shift the patient’s condition declines and is moved to intensive care. The next day everyone is confused to how the patient‘s health deteriorated so quickly during the night shift.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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32 year old woman receiving treatment for cancer is given twice the dose of one of her medicines by the nurse. She becomes critically ill and requires a 3 month stay in the hospital. Because of her critical illness, her kidneys fail and she becomes dependent on dialysis 3 times a week for life.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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The ward is quiet and a nurse is caring for one patient, an 84 year old man who has multiple long term health conditions. The nurse looks at his drug chart, although it is poorly written she thinks she knows what it says, so administers the drugs. It’s only after a conversation with the patients doctor that the nurse realises she gave him the wrong drug (The nurse didn’t disclose this to the doctor during the conversation). The nurse quickly goes to see the patient, he is quite drowsy and his blood pressure and respiration are slightly up.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 42 year old patient is vomiting and asks for nausea medicine. Phenergan 12.5 mg is ordered. The nurse gives the patient Phenergan 25 mg. The patient begins to seizure, the patient recovers and there are no longer term effects.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A nurse has had quite a busy shift, one patient on the ward. A 79 year old female patient has been complaining all day that she is feeling a lot worse. The nurse tell her she will beep for the doctor but forgets; the nurse quickly writes up the nursing notes but neglects to mention at handover to the night staff, that the patient has stated she is feeling a lot worse today. (So from all records it appears the patient is fine.) During the night shift the patient’s condition declines and she is moved to intensive care. The next day everyone is confused as to how the patient’s health deteriorated so quickly during the night shift.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 79 year old man is taken to Accident and Emergency, whilst in Accident and Emergency the man’s wife says she thinks her husband has had a mini stroke, the wife however doesn’t feel any of the healthcare professionals are listening. The man is moved to an assessment ward. Three days later the doctor confirms the man had suffered a stroke.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A woman is admitted to hospital after a losing consciousness. During her time at the hospital, the doctors and nurses repeatedly check her medical past history. The woman is normally healthy and well and her only past medical history/details is the birth of her two children.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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An 84 year old woman has been admitted to hospital after a fall and is quite confused. Because of her confused the nurses keep a watchful eye to ensure she is comfortable and more importantly does not wander off. During change over the day nurses forget to mention to the night staff that the patient wanders in her confusion. A few hours into the night shift the nurses notice the patient isn’t on the ward, the porters find the patient in the basement of the hospital; she has had a serious fall and broken her hip.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 37 year old man is admitted to hospital and placed on a ward bay with 3 other men. After being at the hospital for 3 days the man’s condition was deteriorating quite quickly. During drug round on the fourth morning, the nurse asked ‘do you like us addressing you as Mr Brown or would you prefer to be called John?’ The man questioned why the nurse would call him John when his first name was Edward. The gentleman across the bay was named was John Brown, his condition was also declining.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 45 year old man is taken to Accident and Emergency, whilst in Accident and Emergency the man’s wife says she thinks her husband has had a stroke, the wife however doesn’t feel anyone is listening. The man is moved to an assessment ward. Three days later the doctor confirms the man had suffered a stroke.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A woman is admitted to hospital after losing consciousness. During her time at the hospital, the doctors and nurses repeatedly check her medical past history. The woman is normally healthy and well and her only past medical history/details is the birth of her two children.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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An 84 year old woman has been admitted to hospital after a fall and is quite confused. Because of her confused the nurses keep a watchful eye to ensure she is comfortable and more importantly does not wander off. During change over the day nurses forget to mention to the night staff that the patient wanders in her confusion. A few hours into the night shift the nurses notice the patient isn’t on the ward, the porters find the patient in the basement of the hospital; she has had a serious fall and broken her hip.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 37 year old man is admitted to hospital and placed on a ward bay with 3 other men. After being at the hospital for 3 days the man’s condition was deteriorating quite quickly. During drug round on the fourth morning, the nurse asked ‘do you like us addressing you as Mr Brown or would you prefer to be called John?’ The man questioned why the nurse would call him John when his first name was Edward. The gentleman across the bay was named was John Brown, his condition was also declining.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 79 year old man is taken to Accident and Emergency, whilst in Accident and Emergency the man’s wife says she thinks her husband has had a mini stroke, the wife however doesn’t feel any of the healthcare professionals are listening. The man is moved to an assessment ward. Three days later the doctor confirms the man had suffered a stroke.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A woman is admitted to hospital after losing consciousness. During her time at the hospital, the doctors and nurses repeatedly check her medical past history. The woman has a complicated past medical history due to various health conditions.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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An 84 year old woman has been admitted to hospital after a fall and is quite confused. Because of her confused the nurses keep a watchful eye to ensure she is comfortable and more importantly does not wander off. During change over the day nurses forget to mention to the night staff that the patient wanders in her confusion. A few hours into the night shift the nurses notice the patient isn’t on the ward, the porters find the patient in the basement of the hospital; she has had a serious fall and broken her hip.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 37 year old man is admitted to hospital and placed on a ward bay with 3 other men. After being at the hospital for 3 days the man’s condition was deteriorating quite quickly. During drug round on the fourth morning, the nurse asked ‘do you like us addressing you as Mr Brown or would you prefer to be called John?’ The man questioned why the nurse would call him John when his first name was Edward. The gentleman across the bay was named was John Brown, his condition was also declining.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 79 year old man is taken to Accident and Emergency, whilst in Accident and Emergency the man’s wife says she thinks her husband has had a mini stroke, the wife however doesn’t feel any of the healthcare professionals are listening. The man is moved to an assessment ward. Three days later the doctor confirms the man had suffered a stroke.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A woman is admitted to hospital after losing consciousness. During her time at the hospital, the doctors and nurses repeatedly check her medical past history. The woman is normally healthy and well and her only past medical history/details is the birth of her two children.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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An 84 year old woman has been admitted to hospital after a fall and is quite confused. The nurses are aware of her confusion and keep a watchful eye to ensure she is comfortable and to ensure she hasn’t wandered off anywhere in confusion. During change over in nurses, the day nurses forget to mention the patient wanders in her confusion. A few hours into the night shift the nurses notice the patient isn’t on the ward, the porters find the patient wandering in the basement of the hospital extremely confused but not injured.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 37 year old man is admitted to hospital and placed on a ward bay with 3 other men. After being at the hospital for 3 days the man’s condition was deteriorating quite quickly. During drug round on the fourth morning, the nurse asked ‘do you like us addressing you as Mr Brown or would you prefer to be called John?’ The man questioned why the nurse would call him John when his first name was Edward. The gentleman across the bay was named was John Brown, his condition was also declining.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 79 year old man is taken to Accident and Emergency, whilst in Accident and Emergency the man’s wife says she thinks her husband has had a mini stroke, the wife however doesn’t feel any of the healthcare professionals are listening. The man is moved to an assessment ward. Three days later the doctor confirms the man had suffered a stroke.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A woman is admitted to hospital after losing consciousness. During her time at the hospital, the doctors and nurses repeatedly check her medical past history. The woman is normally healthy and well and her only past medical history/details is the birth of her two children.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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An 84 year old woman has been admitted to hospital after a fall and is quite confused. Because of her confused the nurses keep a watchful eye to ensure she is comfortable and more importantly does not wander off. During change over the day nurses forget to mention to the night staff that the patient wanders in her confusion. A few hours into the night shift the nurses notice the patient isn’t on the ward, the porters find the patient in the basement of the hospital; she has had a serious fall and broken her hip.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 76 year old man is admitted to hospital and placed on a ward bay with 3 other men, after being at the hospital for 3 days the man’s condition was declining quite quickly, during drug round on the four morning, the nurse asked do you like us addressing you as Mr Brown or would you prefer to be called John? The man then asked why the nurse would call him John when his first name is Edward, the gentlemen across the bay was called John Brown who condition was also declining.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 45 year old man is taken to Accident and Emergency, whilst in Accident and Emergency the man’s wife says she thinks her husband has had a stroke, the wife however doesn’t feel anyone is listening. The man is moved to an assessment ward. Three days later the doctor confirms the man had suffered a stroke.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A woman is admitted to hospital after losing consciousness. During her time at the hospital, the doctors and nurses repeatedly check her medical past history. The woman has a complicated past medical history due to various health conditions.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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An 84 year old woman has been admitted to hospital after a fall and is quite confused. The nurses are aware of her confusion and keep a watchful eye to ensure she is comfortable and to ensure she hasn’t wandered off anywhere in confusion. During change over in nurses, the day nurses forget to mention the patient wanders in her confusion. A few hours into the night shift the nurses notice the patient isn’t on the ward, the porters find the patient wandering in the basement of the hospital extremely confused but not injured.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 76 year old man is admitted to hospital and placed on a ward bay with 3 other men, after being at the hospital for 3 days the man’s condition was declining quite quickly, during drug round on the four morning, the nurse asked do you like us addressing you as Mr Brown or would you prefer to be called John? The man then asked why the nurse would call him John when his first name is Edward, the gentlemen across the bay was called John Brown who condition was also declining.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 79 year old man is taken to Accident and Emergency, whilst in Accident and Emergency the man’s wife says she thinks her husband has had a mini stroke, the wife however doesn’t feel any of the healthcare professionals are listening. The man is moved to an assessment ward. Three days later the doctor confirms the man had suffered a stroke.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A woman is admitted to hospital after losing consciousness. During her time at the hospital, the doctors and nurses repeatedly check her medical past history. The woman has a complicated past medical history due to various health conditions.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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An 84 year old woman has been admitted to hospital after a fall and is quite confused. The nurses are aware of her confusion and keep a watchful eye to ensure she is comfortable and to ensure she hasn’t wandered off anywhere in confusion. During change over in nurses, the day nurses forget to mention the patient wanders in her confusion. A few hours into the night shift the nurses notice the patient isn’t on the ward, the porters find the patient wandering in the basement of the hospital extremely confused but not injured.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 76 year old man is admitted to hospital and placed on a ward bay with 3 other men, after being at the hospital for 3 days the man’s condition was declining quite quickly, during drug round on the four morning, the nurse asked do you like us addressing you as Mr Brown or would you prefer to be called John? The man then asked why the nurse would call him John when his first name is Edward, the gentlemen across the bay was called John Brown who condition was also declining.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 45 year old man is taken to Accident and Emergency, whilst in Accident and Emergency the man’s wife says she thinks her husband has had a stroke, the wife however doesn’t feel anyone is listening. The man is moved to an assessment ward. Three days later the doctor confirms the man had suffered a stroke.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A woman is admitted to hospital after losing consciousness. During her time at the hospital, the doctors and nurses repeatedly check her medical past history. The woman is normally healthy and well and her only past medical history/details is the birth of her two children.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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An 84 year old woman has been admitted to hospital after a fall and is quite confused. The nurses are aware of her confusion and keep a watchful eye to ensure she is comfortable and to ensure she hasn’t wandered off anywhere in confusion. During change over in nurses, the day nurses forget to mention the patient wanders in her confusion. A few hours into the night shift the nurses notice the patient isn’t on the ward, the porters find the patient wandering in the basement of the hospital extremely confused but not injured.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 76 year old man is admitted to hospital and placed on a ward bay with 3 other men, after being at the hospital for 3 days the man’s condition was declining quite quickly, during drug round on the four morning, the nurse asked do you like us addressing you as Mr Brown or would you prefer to be called John? The man then asked why the nurse would call him John when his first name is Edward, the gentlemen across the bay was called John Brown who condition was also declining.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 45 year old man is taken to Accident and Emergency, whilst in Accident and Emergency the man’s wife says she thinks her husband has had a stroke, the wife however doesn’t feel anyone is listening. The man is moved to an assessment ward. Three days later the doctor confirms the man had suffered a stroke.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A woman is admitted to hospital after losing consciousness. During her time at the hospital, the doctors and nurses repeatedly check her medical past history. The woman has a complicated past medical history due to various health conditions.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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An 84 year old woman has been admitted to hospital after a fall and is quite confused. Because of her confused the nurses keep a watchful eye to ensure she is comfortable and more importantly does not wander off. During change over the day nurses forget to mention to the night staff that the patient wanders in her confusion. A few hours into the night shift the nurses notice the patient isn’t on the ward, the porters find the patient in the basement of the hospital; she has had a serious fall and broken her hip.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 76 year old man is admitted to hospital and placed on a ward bay with 3 other men, after being at the hospital for 3 days the man’s condition was declining quite quickly, during drug round on the four morning, the nurse asked do you like us addressing you as Mr Brown or would you prefer to be called John? The man then asked why the nurse would call him John when his first name is Edward, the gentlemen across the bay was called John Brown who condition was also declining.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 45 year old man is taken to Accident and Emergency, whilst in Accident and Emergency the man’s wife says she thinks her husband has had a stroke, the wife however doesn’t feel anyone is listening. The man is moved to an assessment ward. Three days later the doctor confirms the man had suffered a stroke.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A woman is admitted to hospital after losing consciousness. During her time at the hospital, the doctors and nurses repeatedly check her medical past history. The woman has a complicated past medical history due to various health conditions.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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An 84 year old woman has been admitted to hospital after a fall and is quite confused. The nurses are aware of her confusion and keep a watchful eye to ensure she is comfortable and to ensure she hasn’t wandered off anywhere in confusion. During change over in nurses, the day nurses forget to mention the patient wanders in her confusion. A few hours into the night shift the nurses notice the patient isn’t on the ward, the porters find the patient wandering in the basement of the hospital extremely confused but not injured.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 37 year old man is admitted to hospital and placed on a ward bay with 3 other men. After being at the hospital for 3 days the man’s condition was deteriorating quite quickly. During drug round on the fourth morning, the nurse asked ‘do you like us addressing you as Mr Brown or would you prefer to be called John?’ The man questioned why the nurse would call him John when his first name was Edward. The gentleman across the bay was named was John Brown, his condition was also declining.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 79 year old man is taken to Accident and Emergency, whilst in Accident and Emergency the man’s wife says she thinks her husband has had a mini stroke, the wife however doesn’t feel any of the healthcare professionals are listening. The man is moved to an assessment ward. Three days later the doctor confirms the man had suffered a stroke.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A woman is admitted to hospital after losing consciousness. During her time at the hospital, the doctors and nurses repeatedly check her medical past history. The woman has a complicated past medical history due to various health conditions.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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An 84 year old woman has been admitted to hospital after a fall and is quite confused. Because of her confused the nurses keep a watchful eye to ensure she is comfortable and more importantly does not wander off. During change over the day nurses forget to mention to the night staff that the patient wanders in her confusion. A few hours into the night shift the nurses notice the patient isn’t on the ward, the porters find the patient in the basement of the hospital; she has had a serious fall and broken her hip.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 76 year old man is admitted to hospital and placed on a ward bay with 3 other men, after being at the hospital for 3 days the man’s condition was declining quite quickly, during drug round on the four morning, the nurse asked do you like us addressing you as Mr Brown or would you prefer to be called John? The man then asked why the nurse would call him John when his first name is Edward, the gentlemen across the bay was called John Brown who condition was also declining.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 45 year old man is taken to Accident and Emergency, whilst in Accident and Emergency the man’s wife says she thinks her husband has had a stroke, the wife however doesn’t feel anyone is listening. The man is moved to an assessment ward. Three days later the doctor confirms the man had suffered a stroke.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A woman is admitted to hospital after losing consciousness. During her time at the hospital, the doctors and nurses repeatedly check her medical past history. The woman is normally healthy and well and her only past medical history/details is the birth of her two children.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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An 84 year old woman has been admitted to hospital after a fall and is quite confused. The nurses are aware of her confusion and keep a watchful eye to ensure she is comfortable and to ensure she hasn’t wandered off anywhere in confusion. During change over in nurses, the day nurses forget to mention the patient wanders in her confusion. A few hours into the night shift the nurses notice the patient isn’t on the ward, the porters find the patient wandering in the basement of the hospital extremely confused but not injured.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 37 year old man is admitted to hospital and placed on a ward bay with 3 other men. After being at the hospital for 3 days the man’s condition was deteriorating quite quickly. During drug round on the fourth morning, the nurse asked ‘do you like us addressing you as Mr Brown or would you prefer to be called John?’ The man questioned why the nurse would call him John when his first name was Edward. The gentleman across the bay was named was John Brown, his condition was also declining.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 79 year old man is taken to Accident and Emergency, whilst in Accident and Emergency the man’s wife says she thinks her husband has had a mini stroke, the wife however doesn’t feel any of the healthcare professionals are listening. The man is moved to an assessment ward. Three days later the doctor confirms the man had suffered a stroke.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A woman is admitted to hospital after losing consciousness. During her time at the hospital, the doctors and nurses repeatedly check her medical past history. The woman is normally healthy and well and her only past medical history/details is the birth of her two children.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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An 84 year old woman has been admitted to hospital after a fall and is quite confused. The nurses are aware of her confusion and keep a watchful eye to ensure she is comfortable and to ensure she hasn’t wandered off anywhere in confusion. During change over in nurses, the day nurses forget to mention the patient wanders in her confusion. A few hours into the night shift the nurses notice the patient isn’t on the ward, the porters find the patient wandering in the basement of the hospital extremely confused but not injured.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 76 year old man is admitted to hospital and placed on a ward bay with 3 other men, after being at the hospital for 3 days the man’s condition was declining quite quickly, during drug round on the four morning, the nurse asked do you like us addressing you as Mr Brown or would you prefer to be called John? The man then asked why the nurse would call him John when his first name is Edward, the gentlemen across the bay was called John Brown who condition was also declining.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 45 year old man is taken to Accident and Emergency, whilst in Accident and Emergency the man’s wife says she thinks her husband has had a stroke, the wife however doesn’t feel anyone is listening. The man is moved to an assessment ward. Three days later the doctor confirms the man had suffered a stroke.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A woman is admitted to hospital after losing consciousness. During her time at the hospital, the doctors and nurses repeatedly check her medical past history. The woman has a complicated past medical history due to various health conditions.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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An 84 year old woman has been admitted to hospital after a fall and is quite confused. Because of her confused the nurses keep a watchful eye to ensure she is comfortable and more importantly does not wander off. During change over the day nurses forget to mention to the night staff that the patient wanders in her confusion. A few hours into the night shift the nurses notice the patient isn’t on the ward, the porters find the patient in the basement of the hospital; she has had a serious fall and broken her hip.
Do you agree with the below statements? 0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes
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A 37 year old man is admitted to hospital and placed on a ward bay with 3 other men. After being at the hospital for 3 days the man’s condition was deteriorating quite quickly. During drug round on the fourth morning, the nurse asked ‘do you like us addressing you as Mr Brown or would you prefer to be called John?’ The man questioned why the nurse would call him John when his first name was Edward. The gentleman across the bay was named was John Brown, his condition was also declining.
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| Do you believe there is a conspiracy of silence within healthcare? (Conspiracy of Silence- means healthcare professionals hiding or not formally reporting their or a colleagues mistakes)(0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes)
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| How often do you believe medical errors to occur? (0- not at all, 10-Regularly occurs)
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| Do you believe all medical errors are reported? (0- Absolutely not, 10-Absolutely yes)
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