Healthcare Agency Policy Paper

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Agency Policy Paper As an allied health professional, a variety of tasks associated with the safety, risk management, and quality of service of your organization are performed. Allied health professionals are people who have a formal education and clinical training in a specific aspect of health care. They have credentials, certifications, and/or licensure in their specific area of healthcare. They collaborate with the health care team to deliver high quality patient centered care for the identification, prevention and treatment of diseases, injuries, and disorders (Allied Health, n. d.). A few examples of these health professionals are emergency medical technicians, medical assistants, nurses, and doctors (Allied Health Community, n.d, a).…show more content…
The two people responsible for this area are Lisa Campbell, RN, BSN and Kapinga Brown, MPA, HCM, BSN,BA. They assure that the all patients receive the healthcare services they need, are entitled to under the contract (no more and no less), at the most cost-effective level possible by reducing or eliminating untoward incidents (occurrences) that might lead to injury or illness of patients, visitors, or employees (Alexander & Kavaler 2014) At Banner Health Systems, the Quality and Risk Management the mission is “Banner Health is to make a difference in people’s lives through excellent patient care.”(Banner Health Policy and Procedure, 2013 , #2878). Banner has always made sure that the performance and improvement programs at all Banner Hospitals are compliant with the accrediting and regulatory…show more content…
Each step is adhered to by the individuals working at the facilities and monitored by the individual department as well as by the risk manager, safety manager, and the quality assurance manager. By being proactive in this manner, there will be a reduction in the risk and safety issues that effect patients, staff, and visitors and increase the quality of the service provided by the
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