Institute for Healthcare Improvement: Failure Modes and Effects Analysis Tool Report

Aim: Increase the identification of nurses who are diverting narcotics from the medication dispensing machines within the first 60 days following initial diversion activity and define a standard process across five hospitals.

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This page shows the FMEA Tool Report created by a specific organization or individual — including (in a separate browser window) the detailed FMEA that outlines the steps in the process; the failure modes, causes, and effects for each step; and the Risk Priority Number (RPN) for each step, each associated failure mode, and the entire process. In addition, the graph tracks the RPN for the process over time to see if the changes you are making are leading to improvement.

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		Copy of RN Diversion Prevention & Identification

			Main Line Health System Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, United States Hospital-Community