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Clinical quality and patient safety products

Use Moraph's clinical quality products to report and learn from safety events, support antibiotic stewardship, trace infections, review diversion signals, trace implants and tissue, and keep blood bank records inspection-ready.

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Product
Patient Safety & Incident Reporting
Level
Practitioner
For
Users, Administrators
Total time
2 hr 38 min
Lessons
13 in 3 modules
Assessments
4

Course objectives

  1. Move a safety event from report through triage, root-cause analysis and corrective action in Patient Safety & Incident Reporting
  2. Work the Antibiotic Stewardship Tracker review queue and record interventions and prescriber responses
  3. Review a Pharmacy Diversion Monitor flag fairly, treating it as a reason to look rather than a finding
  4. Review a contact list and record exposure decisions in Infection Control & Contact Tracing
  5. Trace an implant, tissue graft or blood unit through a recall, excursion or reaction investigation
  6. Explain where each product stops and your staff's decisions and external reporting begin

Before the course

  • You can sign in to Moraph Apps and open records, views and My tasks (see Moraph foundations)
  • You work in, or support, a hospital quality, safety, pharmacy, infection prevention, perioperative or transfusion service team
  • Your organization uses, or is implementing, at least one of the six products covered

Module 1: Learning from safety events (43 min)

LessonType and timeLearners will be able toActivity and assessment
Reporting and triaging safety eventsReading
12 min
  • Tell an incident, a near miss and an unsafe condition apart and report each one
  • Triage a new report by confirming its event type, setting a harm level and routing it
  • Explain who can see a named reporter's identity and why that matters
Reading
Root-cause analysis and corrective actionsReading
13 min
  • Take part in a root-cause analysis from charter to approval
  • Write corrective actions with an owner, evidence and an effectiveness measure
  • Explain what the product does and doesn't do for PSO submission and patient safety work product
Reading
Settings and reports for the safety programReading
10 min
  • Identify the settings that shape reporting, routing and confidentiality
  • Add a routing rule for a new unit and confirm it works with a practice report
  • Choose the right report for triage, follow-up, trends and board oversight
Reading
Module 1 knowledge checkAssessment
8 min
  • Check your understanding of reporting, triage, root-cause analysis and corrective actions
5 questions · pass mark 70% · unlimited attempts

Module 2: Medication safety (35 min)

LessonType and timeLearners will be able toActivity and assessment
Working the stewardship review queueReading
13 min
  • Explain why the Antibiotic Stewardship Tracker flags a patient and what each flag type means
  • Work a review from the queue to an intervention or a no-action close
  • Record a prescriber's response and handle a restricted-agent request
Reading
Reviewing diversion flags fairlyReading
14 min
  • Explain how Pharmacy Diversion Monitor builds a flag from linked transactions and peer comparison
  • Review a flag and close it as explained, send it for unit follow-up, or escalate it to a case
  • Handle discrepancies, restricted cases and loss reporting within the product's limits
Reading
Module 2 knowledge checkAssessment
8 min
  • Check your understanding of stewardship review and diversion flag review
5 questions · pass mark 70% · unlimited attempts

Module 3: Infection control and traceability (1 hr 20 min)

LessonType and timeLearners will be able toActivity and assessment
Tracing contacts and managing outbreaksReading
13 min
  • Review a new index case and set its exposure window
  • Review a proposed contact list and record exposure decisions with reasons
  • Record an outbreak's control measures and prepare a line list for your staff to release
Reading
Tracing implants and tissueReading
12 min
  • Receive, issue and document an implant or tissue graft so it stays traceable
  • Review a storage temperature excursion and record a decision for every affected item
  • Work a recall from matching to close-out
Reading
Blood bank excursions and transfusion reactionsReading
12 min
  • Explain how Blood Bank Inventory & Safety works alongside your FDA-cleared blood bank system
  • Handle a temperature excursion through to a disposition for every affected unit
  • Report a suspected transfusion reaction and follow it through investigation and deviation reporting
Reading
Practical: plan the response to a tissue freezer excursionPractical exercise
15 min
  • Plan an excursion and recall response across the right records and roles
  • Decide what belongs in the product, what needs a person's decision, and what is reported outside it
Practical exercise with a checklist
Module 3 knowledge checkAssessment
8 min
  • Check your understanding of contact tracing, implant and tissue traceability, and blood bank safety
5 questions · pass mark 70% · unlimited attempts
Final assessmentAssessment
20 min
  • Show that you can apply the workflows, roles and boundaries of all six products
12 of 18 questions · pass mark 80% · 3 attempts

Completing the course

Every lesson must be completed: reading lessons are marked complete by the learner, exercises when every checklist item is confirmed, and assessments only when passed. Completing the course issues a certificate of completion with a verification code.