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3.1Patient Name A legal name identifies a person for administrative and other official purposes, like insurance payments. It is generally the name that appears on a persons birth certificate but may change over time, as individuals adopt nicknames.
Final answer: When assigned two patients with the same name, your initial action should be to confirm their individual identities using unique identifiers. This important step prevents patient identification errors and follows patient safety protocols.
Patient demographic data refers to all of the non-clinical data about a patient, including: name, date of birth, address, phone number, email address, sex, race, etc.
Expert-Verified. When faced with two patients who share the same name, the immediate action should be to check each patients ID bracelet to confirm their identity. This will ensure that you access the correct medical records and provide appropriate care.
Explanation: The initial action when assigned two patients with the same name of John Smith would be to check the ID bracelet for the ID number assigned upon admission. This is important to differentiate between the two patients and ensure accurate identification.
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To prevent instances of misidentification and near-misses, The Joint Commission requires that two identifierssuch as a patients full name, date of birth and/or medical identification (ID) numberbe used for every patient encounter.

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