1. Discuss the Five crucial hospital safety issues: - Foundational safety work. .Healthcare organizations must ensure they have a strong foundation to refine safety efforts and sustain improvements. - Supporting the healthcare workers. Purposeful efforts to protect and support the workforce should be a crucial priority for healthcare leaders this year. - Integrating equity into safety work. Prioritizing and ingraining health equity into safety and quality work is another important focus for healthcare leaders this year - Diagnostic harm. Diagnostic errors are a significant cause of patient harm, and healthcare organizations must take steps to reduce them. - Healthcare – associated infections: Healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) are a major cause of morbidity and mortality, and healthcare organizations must take steps to prevent them. 2. What are some factors related to nurse compliance in the implementation of patient safety indicators at hospitals: leadership style of the head nurse, rewards, attitudes, and motivation 3. Scenario: Jasmine Gonzales, administrative director of a Small Imaging Center, has been asked by the practice members to see if it is feasible to add more staff to support the practice’s mammography service which currently has 2 analogue film or screen units and 2 technologists. She has compiled the following information:. Cost Reimburse cost per screen $66.05 Technologist cost per mammography $15.60 * 2 = $31.20 Variable cost per mammography $15.00 Total Variable Cost $46.20 Technologist aide cost per mammography $3.10 * 2 = $6.20 Total Variable Cost $54.20 Equipment cost per month