QTP4E0X1-1 — Community Health Special Procedures

QTP4E0X1-1 governs U.S. Air Force community health special procedures, including peer review and vaccination/serology assessment.

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  • Publication number: QTP4E0X1-1
  • Title: COMMUNITY HEALTH SPECIAL PROCEDURES
  • Date: 2022-07-15

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It includes a patient administration peer review knowledge assessment and procedures for assessing vaccination and serology status. The peer review section requires minimum sampling, documentation of findings, routing results through the chain of command, and recording competency in the trainee's AFTR.

Topics covered

  • Patient administration peer review
  • Peer review sampling requirements
  • Peer review findings documentation
  • Peer review results routing
  • Vaccination and serology status
  • AFTR competency documentation

Questions and answers

When must a peer review evaluation be stopped?

The evaluator will STOP the procedure immediately and correct the trainee if performance could become detrimental to patient safety at any time. (paragraph 2)

How are peer review results routed through the chain of command?

Explain local procedures for routing peer review results through Chain of Command (documented/reported to SGP/SGH, executive committees, i.e. AMC, PHWG, ECOMS, Pro Staff, etc.) (paragraph 1)

Where is task competency documented after an evaluation?

Document task competency upon completion of the evaluation in the trainee's AFTR. Initial and document all recurring evaluations in the trainee’s AFTR. (paragraph 4)

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