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Part 2: Strategic Compliance with the Law

1. It is essential to preserve documents for litigation because the records are easily retrieved, authenticated, and show good faith in the hospital’s behavior. It offers transparency of the hospital’s services provided.

The three actions needed to be taken to preserve the documentation needed for this litigation will be

1)Electronically store the documentation information. 2). Stop all documentation retention or destruction of the documents needed for the litigation. 3). Label the documents as litigation hold to ensure they somehow do

not get destroyed.

The key documents that will need to be reserved because they are directly related to the litigation will be the checklists of all the supplies and instruments brought into the surgery before, used during, and collected after the procedure. The notes taken by Dr. Quick and the nurse sleep back, during, and after the surgery.

2. medical records can limit or increase legal liability because of how well the notes were taken or what was neglected in the notes at the time of notation. A well-written letter can be specific with times, while an ignored message can have missing time and specifics. This can cause the courts to dismiss the case or find the healthcare organization liable. A point may be trialed later, so depending on good documentation is crucial. According to the Medical Mutual Insurance Company of Maine (n. d), a complete medical record is the best defense. It serves as a communication tool and supports decision-making.

A solid medical record will include patient identification, medical history, family history, and medication history.

To improve medical records, surgical care documentation, and sponge count, there will be

1). A surgical tech in the operating room to keep counts of sponges used and removed during the procedure and effectively communicate that to the team. Excellent and effective communication is essential to safe and successful surgery and to prevent complications (WHO, 2009).

2). A computer system that will only allow a sponge to be taken at a time. Unless a sponge is returned, another one cannot be taken out.

3). Every sponge and instrument will be computer scanned. After a certain period, the computer will let the surgery team know if any is not observed as been removed, that the surgeon, nurses, and the surgical tech has to fill out about the count of sponge and instruments used.

References

Kaiser Family Foundation (2013, April 25). Summary of the Affordable Care Act. https://www.kff.org/health-reform/fact-sheet/summary-of-the-affordable-care-act/

Medical Manual Insurance Company of Maine. (n. d). Complete medical records: your best defense. https://learn.umgc.edu/content/enforced/718307-004637-01-2228-GO1-9040/Medical%20Mutual%20Insurance%20Company%20of%20Maine%20-%20Complete%20Medical%20Records%20Your%20Best%20Defense%20PDF.pdf?_&d2lSessionVal=GhkTKz4shFi5F3wZ6AOlmyho3

University of Maryland Global Campus (2022). Week 1: Sources of law, litigation, and managerial legal compliance. https://learn.umgc.edu/d2l/le/content/718307/viewContent/26758010/View

University of Maryland Global Campus (2022). Week 1: The law, compliance tools, and managerial actions. https://learn.umgc.edu/d2l/le/content/718307/viewContent/26757986/View

World Health Organization (2009). Patient safety. Implementation manual. WHO surgical safety checklist 2009. https://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/handle/10665/44186/9789241598590_eng.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y

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