Quality Management Strategies in Healthcare

A national organization responsible for setting and enforcing standards for healthcare facilities in Saudi Arabia.

The process conducted by the Center for Accreditation in Healthcare (CBAHI) to evaluate whether a healthcare facility meets national standards.

Hospitals, polyclinics, blood banks, and medical laboratories that provide healthcare services in Saudi Arabia.

The requirements that all healthcare facilities in Saudi Arabia must meet to ensure quality and safety.

A legal obligation for all healthcare facilities in Saudi Arabia to comply with national standards and obtain CBAHI accreditation.

The resources available for a healthcare system, including physical infrastructure, staff, and equipment.

The number of available beds in a hospital determines the number of patients it can treat.

Sufficient healthcare personnel, doctors, nurses, and technicians are crucial for delivering quality care.

The physical design of a hospital building, including layout and facilities, impacts patient care.

Essential protection for healthcare workers, such as gloves and masks, are crucial for safety and infection control.

Information gathered about a patient's condition, such as their symptoms, medical history, and vital signs.

Teaching a patient about their health condition, treatments, and how to manage their care.

The process of giving medication to a patient, including verifying the correct dose, route, and time.

Goals or targets set for a patient's recovery or improvement.

Measures used to evaluate whether outcome standards are being met.

Customers who have recently purchased or used the company's products or services.

Customers who generate a large portion of the company's revenue or hold substantial strategic importance.

The ability for patients to easily access medical care and receive coordinated care from various healthcare providers.

A framework that outlines rights and responsibilities related to patient care, including confidentiality, informed consent, and patient autonomy.

A comprehensive assessment of each individual's physical and mental health needs, including medical history, allergies, medications, and living conditions.

A set of standards that regulate the management of medications, including prescribing, dispensing, administering, and monitoring.

A process to ensure a safe and effective environment for patients and staff, including infection control, waste management, and emergency preparedness.

Involving patients in their care by sharing information, explaining options, and seeking their input in decision-making.

Professionals who provide healthcare services, including doctors, nurses, therapists, and pharmacists.

The process of establishing and maintaining a collaborative relationship with patients to ensure they understand their conditions, treatment options, and the role they play in their own care.

The act of providing patients with clear, understandable information about their health, treatment options, risks, and benefits.

Incorporating the patient's values, goals, and preferences into the care plan.