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Welcome to North Bay Regional Health Centre

North Bay Regional Health Centre (NBRHC) is a unique health care organization with three primary roles: providing acute care services to North Bay and its surrounding communities, functioning as the district referral centre providing specialist services for smaller communities in the area, and it’s the specialized mental health service provider serving all of northeast Ontario. At more than 400 beds, our state-of-the-art regional health centre has over 150 physicians, 2300 employees and 250 volunteers.

For more information about the NBRHC, visit www.nbrhc.on.ca

Schools must establish an affiliation agreement with NBRHC for all placements, including preceptorship clinical experiences.  The terms of the agreement have to be established prior to the commencement of the clinical experience.  Please complete the Placement Request Form for all student requests at NBRHC and submit to StudentSupport@nbrhc.on.ca.

Step 1 – Forms, Helpful Information & Policies (Required)

Step 2 – Watch the video below [approx. 50 minutes] (Required)

Step 3 – Orientation Video Acknowledgement (Required)

Step 4 – Required Training

Step 5 – Now test your knowledge by taking the quiz!

 

Results

#1. If you observe or are aware of a patient information privacy breach you should contact.

Submit an iReport (Yes - you should submit an iReport under the category of Privacy Breach)

Privacy Officer, Manager & Submit an iReport

Privacy Officer

Manager

#2. The effectiveness of hand hygiene is most affected by the condition or presence of

Nails, hair, and fingertips

Fingertips and skin

Jewellery, nails, and skin

Skin and nails

#3. We can rely on implied consent to disclose personal health information within the circle of care so long as the disclosure is reasonably necessary for the provision of health care and the patient does not object.

True

False

#4. Why is hand hygiene necessary before all patient contact?

To protect other patients from the spread of microorganisms carried on healthcare worker's hand

None of these answers are correct

To protect the patient from microorganisms carried on the healthcare worker's hands

To protect the healthcare worker from the patient's microorganisms

#5. When should healthcare workers perform hand hygiene?

Before and after any contact with the patient's environment

After patient contact

All of these answers are correct

Before performing aseptic procedures and after exposures to body fluids

Before patient contact

#6. Which of the following are all mandatory on supplier labels?

Hazard statement, precautionary statement, manufacturing location

Product identifier, hazard pictograms, precautionary statement

Product identifier, product quantity, product purpose

Product quantity, hazard pictograms, supplier identifier

#7. Why is hand hygiene necessary after leaving the patient and/or their environment?

To protect the patient

To protect the healthcare worker, other patients and the healthcare enviornment from the spread of microorganisms

To protect the patient's family

None of these answers are correct

#8. It is recommended that express consent for sharing of personal health information outside the circle of care is obtained.

In Writing & Verbally

Verbally

In Writing

#9. What is the primary purpose of hand hygiene?

To keep hands clean

To keep nails clean

To maintain skin integrity

To reduce microorganisms on the hands

#10. Why is hand hygiene necessary before “Moment 2”, before any aseptic procedure?

None of these answers are correct

To protect the patient from their own microorganisms and those carried on the healthcare worker's hands

To protect the healthcare worker from the patient's microorganisms

To protect the other patients from the spread of microorganisms carried on the healthcare worker's hands

#11. Products displaying this symbol must be considered:

Oxidizing material

Compressed gas

Explosive or Self Reactive

Poisonous

#12. Every health care professional, staff and volunteer has the responsibility to take precautions to protect patient personal information against unauthorized use, disclosure, copying, modification and destruction.

True

False

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