What is the cornerstone of nursing practice?

Choice A reason:

The Ethics Committee is typically responsible for addressing and mediating conflicts related to ethical issues in healthcare settings. They provide guidance on complex moral dilemmas and support the resolution of disputes involving ethical considerations.

Choice B reason:

The Quality Improvement Team focuses on enhancing the quality of care provided to patients by identifying areas for improvement and implementing changes. Their primary role is not conflict mediation.

Choice C reason:

The Health Care Quality Committee also aims to improve patient care quality, but like the Quality Improvement Team, they do not specialize in mediating conflicts between healthcare teams and patients or their families.

Choice D reason:

The Care Coordination Team is responsible for organizing patient care activities and facilitating the appropriate delivery of health care services. While they may deal with conflicts related to care coordination, they are not the designated body for mediating ethical conflicts.

Choice A reason:

Better Care is one of the goals of the Triple Aim plan, which focuses on improving the overall quality of care, including patient safety, effectiveness, and satisfaction.

Choice B reason:

Universal Health Care, while a broader goal of many health reform efforts, is not explicitly one of the Triple Aim goals of the ACA. The Triple Aim specifically targets improvements in individual care, health of populations, and reduction in costs.

Choice C reason:

Affordable Care is another goal of the Triple Aim plan, aiming to reduce the cost of health care for individuals and the government without sacrificing quality.

Choice D reason:

Healthy People/Healthy Communities is aligned with the Triple Aim's goal of improving the health of populations by addressing public health and preventive care.