PDF-Disruptive Behavior Policy

Page 1of 3State of WashingtonMedical Quality Assurance CommissionPolicyTitlePractitioners Exhibiting Disruptive BehaviorMD201201ReferencesNAContactMichael Farrell Policy Development ManagerPhone509. Today’s PBIS Topic:. . Conflict. . Anger Management. . Ready. Respectful. Responsible. PBIS on . Conflict/Disagreement. Ready. Understand. everyone views the world/situations differently. . Respectful. Addressing Disruptive Behavior. Preparation Notes—long version. Please review note pages before presenting materials. Enhancing a Culture of Safety: Addressing Disruptive Behavior. Presentation to:. Peschock. , BSN, RN, SRNA. Verna Thomas, BSN, RN, SRNA. Scrubs. 2:15-2:53. Objectives. Define the disruptive provider. Describe disruptive behaviors affecting . CRNA’s. Explain the effects disruptive behavior has on an organization. W. Scott Lewis, JD. Partner, The National Center for Higher Education Risk Management. WWW.NCHERM.ORG. Assoc. General Counsel, Saint Mary’s College. ©2010: This presentation is the intellectual property of the presenter and may not be used without express written permission.. 1. Often loses . temper; shows severe tantrums not common for age . 2. A. rgues . with . adults on a chronic basis – early onset of profane language is common. 3. Actively defies or refuses to comply with adult’s . . Managing Classroom Disruptive Student Behavior. MANAGING CLASSROOM . DISRUPTIVE STUDENT BEHAVIOR . BEHAVIOR TYPES. FACULTY RESPONSES. Boundary Test. Disruptions. Challenging . Behaviors. Refusal . 1/11/2012 - CFL. Excessive eye rolling. Constant interruptions. Irrelevant discussions. Annoying behaviors. Interference in other’s . learning or work duties. Continuation of low level behaviors even after addressed. . Managing Classroom Disruptive Student Behavior. MANAGING CLASSROOM . DISRUPTIVE STUDENT BEHAVIOR . BEHAVIOR TYPES. FACULTY RESPONSES. Boundary Test. Disruptions. Challenging . Behaviors. Refusal . . Managing Classroom Disruptive Student Behavior. MANAGING CLASSROOM . DISRUPTIVE STUDENT BEHAVIOR . BEHAVIOR TYPES. FACULTY RESPONSES. Boundary Test. Disruptions. Challenging . Behaviors. Refusal . Perspective Coming From. Chief of staff. Med Exec Committee. Chief Medical Officer. Board of Directors of Hospital. PD/DIO/CEO medical education and research foundation.. ACGME Competencies. Professionalism – . n . T. he . W. orkplace. Behaviors that undermine a culture of safety and quality . Martha E. Brown, MD. PRN Associate . Medical Director. And. UF . Associate Professor of Psychiatry. Addiction Medicine . Classroom Behavior as Communication. A student’s behavior in the classroom communicates information about the student to other people. Universities set behavioral standards for the classroom to communicate their expectations to students. ABSTRACT Beginning in 2009 The Joint Commission TJC requires medical leaders to address disruptive behaviors in accreditation organizations and this includes addressing disruptive physician behaviors the Prevention of Medical Malpractice. Speaker bio. Christine M. Hoskin, EdD, RN, CPHRM, NPD-BC, Assistant Vice President, Risk Solutions- Education Leader, MedPro Group (. Christine.Hoskin@medpro.com.