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26 Cards in this Set
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What is the purpose of BUMEDINST 6010.13?
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Establish policy, procedures, and responsibility for the QA program.
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When was the program issued?
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1984
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When was it set for the Navy Medical Department?
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1987
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When were the policy, procedures, responsibility consolidated in BUMEDINST 6010.13?
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1989
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Who does this instruction apply to?
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All health care personnel in MTFs and DTFs (fixed and nonfixed)
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What is the guideline regarding training opportunity for individuals responsible for QA program management?
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Personnel must be given educational opportunity in line with responsibilities.
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Who can provide training to QA program management personnel?
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Military or civilian.
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How long must QA related material be maintained in a secure location?
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5 years
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How long must QA inquiries/records relevate to a potentially compensable event (PCE)?
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2 years and as long as needed afterward.
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What is one way this program aims to improve patient care?
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By monitoring services
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How will it reduce exposure to liability?
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Identify, assess, and decrease risk to patients.
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Will this program influence resources?
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Yes it will justify resources needed to raise standards of patient care.
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What are the QA program requirements?
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1. Program objectives
2. Organization/repsonsibilites 3. Method of obtaining costumer input 4. Required QA functions (what to be done, by whom, how frequently) 5. Information flow 6. Annual review 7. Methodology by which data is generated by the QA program. |
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What are some MTF or DTF functions?
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1. All MTF/DTF, are facility-wide function/program
2. Monitoring of quality and appropriateness 3. Procedures to review cases 4. Safety review 5. Infection control 6. Utilization Review 7. Information systems |
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Who interprets DoD, SECNAV, and CNO policies?
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Chief, BUMED
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Who monitors implementation and coordination of medical / dental QA programs
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Chief, BUMED
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How often must Chief, BUMED submit annual QA program summary reports?
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Annually
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What must Fleet Commanders in Chief (FLTCINCs) do?
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Ensure subordinate commanders comply
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At a minimum, what must Type Commanders (TYCOM) do?
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Ensure QA assist visits to subordinate medical / dental commands
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Who provides technical support and assistance for QA related issues?
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OICs of Naval Healthcare Support Offices
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Who provides technical analysis and recommends corrective action?
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OICs of Naval Healthcare Support Offices
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Who implements the QA program?
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COs, OICs, and Senior Medical / Dental Dept Reps and MTFs/DTFs
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Who submits malpractice / PCE claims
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COs, OICs, and Senior Medical / Dental Dept Reps of MTFs/DTFs
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How many workshops does Naval School of Health Sciences, Bethesda hold a year?
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2
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What is the reporting requirement for fixed MTFs/DTFs
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Annual assessment to MED-3C4, by 15 JAN each year
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Management Information Reports were approved how many years from the date of the instruction?
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3 years
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