Quality improvement project associated with practice guidelines.

Interventions that can Promote Quality Improvement in Long Bone Fracture Care

To promote quality improvement in long bone fracture, organizations must develop protocols and procedures to ensure quality care when diagnosing and treating patients with fractures. One intervention could include training seminars for all healthcare personnel on pain management guidelines and protocols (Crawford et al., 2015).

Lastly, organizations should implement a proactive approach to monitoring any potential errors or discrepancies related to long bone fracture care standards. By doing so staff can take timely corrective action whenever necessary.

References
Crawford, M., Cholewicki, J., Dittus-Scherzerjansinan , S., Hartoonian , N., Holiday Rhoomes H., & Jacobson B.(2015). A systematic review of best practices for implementing evidence-based clinical practice guidelines: 20 years later. Implementation Science 10(1), 122 doi:10.1186/s13012-015-0280-8

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