The Quality Improvement Committee Designed a Global Triggering Tool to Report

question 16

Multiple Choice

The Quality Improvement committee designed a global triggering tool to report the number of times an ampule of Dextrose 5.0.% is prescribed. Once the trigger occurs through the electronic medical record which action would occur next?

• A) Name of the physician would be reported
• B) The name of the patient would be recorded
• C) Further investigation for an adverse event would occur
• D) The patient's diagnosis would be matched for appropriateness Correct

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