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A.B. 0 ASSEMBLY BILL NO. 0 ASSEMBLYMEN OCEGUERA, ANDERSON, MASTROLUCA, BROOKS, CONKLIN; BENITEZ-THOMPSON, DONDERO LOOP, FLORES, FRIERSON, HORNE, KIRKPATRICK, MUNFORD, NEAL AND PIERCE MARCH, 0 JOINT SPONSOR: SENATOR MANENDO Referred to Committee on Health and Human Services SUMMARY Requires the adoption of patient safety checklists at certain medical facilities. (BDR 0-) FISCAL NOTE: Effect on Local Government: No. Effect on the State: No. ~ EXPLANATION Matter in bolded italics is new; matter between brackets [omitted material] is material to be omitted. AN ACT relating to public health; requiring certain medical facilities to establish patient safety checklists; revising the requirements of the patient safety plans of certain medical facilities to include the patient safety checklists; and providing other matters properly relating thereto. Legislative Counsel s Digest: Existing law requires certain medical facilities to adopt patient safety plans and establish patient safety committees to oversee matters relating to the health and safety of patients at the facilities. (NRS.,.) Sections and of this bill require the patient safety committee of such a medical facility to adopt certain patient safety checklists to improve the health outcomes of patients in the medical facility. Sections and also require the patient safety committee to review those checklists at least annually and revise the checklists as necessary. Section also provides for annual reporting by the patient safety committees to the Legislative Committee on Health Care. Section of this bill requires the patient safety checklists to be included in the patient safety plan established for the medical facility. Section of this bill provides that existing administrative sanctions which may be imposed against a medical facility that fails to adopt a patient safety plan or establish a patient safety committee may be imposed against a medical facility for a violation of section. - *AB0*

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEVADA, REPRESENTED IN SENATE AND ASSEMBLY, DO ENACT AS FOLLOWS: 0 0 0 Section. Chapter of NRS is hereby amended by adding thereto a new section to read as follows:. The patient safety committee established pursuant to NRS. by a medical facility shall adopt patient safety checklists for use by providers of health care who provide treatment to patients at the The patient safety checklists must be designed to ensure that the providers of health care follow a recognized protocol to improve the health outcomes of patients at the medical facility and must include, without limitation: (a) A checklist for appropriately identifying a patient and ensuring that the patient is being provided the treatment ordered by a provider of health care, including, without limitation, requiring providers of health care positively to identify the patient upon each interaction; (b) A checklist for ensuring that each provider of health care adheres to the universal precautions protocol, including, without limitation, requiring a provider of health care to wash his or her hands before and after every interaction with a patient and after coming into direct contact with a surface or object which may be contaminated; and (c) Any other checklists which may be appropriate for the type of treatment provided at the medical facility or which may be required by the State Board of Health.. The patient safety committee shall: (a) At least annually, review the patient safety checklists adopted pursuant to this section and consider any additional patient safety checklists that may be appropriate for adoption for use at the (b) Revise a patient safety checklist adopted pursuant to this section as necessary to ensure that the checklist reflects the most current standards in patient safety protocols. (c) On or before July of each year, submit a report to the Director of the Legislative Counsel Bureau for transmittal to the Legislative Committee on Health Care. The report must include information regarding the development, revision and usage of the patient safety checklists and a summary of the annual review conducted pursuant to paragraph (a). Sec.. NRS.00 is hereby amended to read as follows:.00 As used in NRS.00 to.0, inclusive, and section of this act, unless the context otherwise requires, the words and terms defined in NRS.0 to.0, inclusive, have the meanings ascribed to them in those sections. - *AB0*

0 0 0 Sec.. NRS.0 is hereby amended to read as follows:.0 Any report, document and any other information compiled or disseminated pursuant to the provisions of NRS.00 to.0, inclusive, and section of this act is not admissible in evidence in any administrative or legal proceeding conducted in this State. Sec.. NRS. is hereby amended to read as follows:.. Each medical facility that is located within this state shall develop, in consultation with the providers of health care who provide treatment to patients at the medical facility, an internal patient safety plan to improve the health and safety of patients who are treated at that The patient safety plan must include, without limitation, the patient safety checklists most recently adopted pursuant to section of this act.. A medical facility shall submit its patient safety plan to the governing board of the medical facility for approval in accordance with the requirements of this section.. After a medical facility s patient safety plan is approved, the medical facility shall notify all providers of health care who provide treatment to patients at the medical facility of the existence of the plan and of the requirements of the plan. A medical facility shall require compliance with its patient safety plan. Sec.. NRS. is hereby amended to read as follows:.. A medical facility shall establish a patient safety committee.. Except as otherwise provided in subsection : (a) A patient safety committee established pursuant to subsection must be composed of: () The patient safety officer of the () At least three providers of health care who treat patients at the medical facility, including, without limitation, at least one member of the medical, nursing and pharmaceutical staff of the () One member of the executive or governing body of the (b) A patient safety committee shall meet at least once each month.. The Administrator shall adopt regulations prescribing the composition and frequency of meetings of patient safety committees at medical facilities having fewer than employees and contractors.. A patient safety committee shall: (a) Receive reports from the patient safety officer pursuant to NRS.0. - *AB0*

0 0 0 (b) Evaluate actions of the patient safety officer in connection with all reports of sentinel events alleged to have occurred at the (c) Review and evaluate the quality of measures carried out by the medical facility to improve the safety of patients who receive treatment at the (d) Make recommendations to the executive or governing body of the medical facility to reduce the number and severity of sentinel events that occur at the (e) At least once each calendar quarter, report to the executive or governing body of the medical facility regarding: () The number of sentinel events that occurred at the medical facility during the preceding calendar quarter; and () Any recommendations to reduce the number and severity of sentinel events that occur at the (f) Adopt patient safety checklists as required by section of this act, review the checklists annually and revise the checklists as the patient safety committee determines necessary.. The proceedings and records of a patient safety committee are subject to the same privilege and protection from discovery as the proceedings and records described in NRS.. Sec.. NRS.0 is hereby amended to read as follows:.0 No person is subject to any criminal penalty or civil liability for libel, slander or any similar cause of action in tort if the person, without malice:. Reports a sentinel event to a governmental entity with jurisdiction or another appropriate authority;. Notifies a governmental entity with jurisdiction or another appropriate authority of a sentinel event;. Transmits information regarding a sentinel event to a governmental entity with jurisdiction or another appropriate authority;. Compiles, prepares or disseminates information regarding a sentinel event to a governmental entity with jurisdiction or another appropriate authority; or. Performs any other act authorized pursuant to NRS.00 to.0, inclusive [.], and section of this act. Sec.. NRS. is hereby amended to read as follows:.. If a medical facility: (a) Commits a violation of any provision of NRS.00 to.0, inclusive, and section of this act, or for any violation for which an administrative sanction pursuant to NRS. would otherwise be applicable; and (b) Of its own volition, reports the violation to the Administrator, - *AB0*

0 0 such a violation must not be used as the basis for imposing an administrative sanction pursuant to NRS... If a medical facility commits a violation of any provision of NRS.00 to.0, inclusive, and section of this act and does not, of its own volition, report the violation to the Administrator, the Health Division may, in accordance with the provisions of subsection, impose an administrative sanction: (a) For failure to report a sentinel event, in an amount not to exceed $0 per day for each day after the date on which the sentinel event was required to be reported pursuant to NRS.; (b) For failure to adopt and implement a patient safety plan pursuant to NRS., in an amount not to exceed $,000 for each month in which a patient safety plan was not in effect; and (c) For failure to establish a patient safety committee or failure of such a committee to meet pursuant to the requirements of NRS., in an amount not to exceed $,000 for each violation of that section.. Before the Health Division imposes an administrative sanction pursuant to subsection, the Health Division shall provide the medical facility with reasonable notice. The notice must contain the legal authority, jurisdiction and reasons for the action to be taken. If a medical facility wants to contest the action, the facility may file an appeal pursuant to the regulations of the State Board of Health adopted pursuant to NRS. and.. Upon receiving notice of an appeal, the Health Division shall hold a hearing in accordance with those regulations.. An administrative sanction collected pursuant to this section must be accounted for separately and used by the Health Division to provide training and education to employees of the Health Division, employees of medical facilities and members of the general public regarding issues relating to the provision of quality and safe health care. Sec.. NRS.0 is hereby amended to read as follows:.0 The State Board of Health shall adopt such regulations as the Board determines to be necessary or advisable to carry out the provisions of NRS.00 to.0, inclusive [.], and section of this act. Sec.. This act becomes effective on July, 0. H - *AB0*