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New Needles Bruise Less, Please Patients
When a San Francisco outpatient lab started to use needles from a new provider, complaints went up. Five to six times a week, patients complained of bruising, they said the needles looked like harpoons, and staff feared needlesticks. Through a collaborative effort between labor and management, the team switched to a different brand of needle and patient satisfaction soared. Complaints dropped 70 percent to one every two to three weeks, and near-miss needlesticks also decreased.
Here's What Worked
- Identifying the problem was with the needle supplier
- Filing a Responsible Reporting Form, and working together to arrive at the solution
- Switching needle suppliers to improve care and safety
What can your team do to listen to the voice of the patient?
drop in complaints from patients about needle bruising and injury
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