Volunteer Handbook - Roper St. Francis Healthcare

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Match the following: a). Disaster ___ Code Adamb). Code Red___ PPEc). Infant Abduction___ Fired). Personal Protective Equipment ___ Code Yellowf). Person out of Control___ Code Triage (Blue)Infection Control14). What is the most important factor in preventing the spread of infection? __________15). Volunteers should avoid contact with blood and body fluids. Yes NoPopulation Specific Care16) In caring for elderly patients it is important to: (circle correct answers)a). Keep the environment safeb). Raise the side rails on the bedsc). Keep the bed in a low positiond). All of the above.Body Mechanics17). When lifting an object it is important: (circle correct answers)a). Ask for assistance with heavy workb). Push heavy objects rather than pull themc). Keep heavy objects close to your bodyd). All of the above.18.) I received and reviewed the Volunteer Orientation handbook and have been given an opportunity toask questions.Yes No19.) I watched the video on HIPAA/Confidentiality: Yes No20.) Photographs: Pictures of volunteers in action and at events are often used in our newsletter andsystem publications. Volunteers of the Month photos are sent to area publications. May we includephotographs in which you are included?Yes No21.) Directory: Periodically we publish a Volunteer Directory for use by other volunteers. This is optionaland includes address, birthday (not year) and service areas. Would you like to be included?YesNoConfidentially ReminderVolunteers have access to confidential information. You may be subject to inquiries from othervolunteers or personnel from outside the hospital but you must not divulge confidential information toanyone unless such information is normally communicated as part of your volunteer work assignmentaccording to hospital policy. I understand that the release of confidential information to unauthorizedindividuals is grounds for dismissal from the Volunteer Program.Signature: __________________________________ Date: ______________________20
Check boxes on right if you received information on each topic.Position Title: General Duty/Clerical Volunteer Revision Date: 1/11Department: Volunteer Facility: RSFH SystemReports To: Area Department Volunteer ContactCompetency Measurement Check BoxesMissionDress CodeOn the Job InjuryParkingSigning in/outHealth ScreeningFacility FamiliarityRestroom locationInformation DesksCafeteria/MealsReviewed.Follow up with EOH OfficeTourMet Met Met Met Met Met Met EquipmentTelephone useWheelchair SafetyReviewedReviewed in Orientation session.Verbalized understanding.Met Met HIPAAThe Right Thing to DoStandards of BehaviorReviewed and watched videoReviewed and/or watched video.Reviewed & SignedMet Met Met SafetyFire/SafetySafety CodesBody MechanicsUniversal PrecautionsInfection ControlEnd of service:Return of ID BadgeReviewed in OrientationQuiz on file.ReviewedOrientationMet Met Note: General Duty Volunteers do not offer direct patient care. General duty/Clerical volunteersoffer general support to staff and patients.Comments: Tour & HIPAA Video____________________ ________________________________ __________________Volunteer Volunteer Coordinator Date
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