treatment seeks to help clients counter-condition the effects of substances and identify their cognition, understand how these thoughts affect their emotions and behaviors, gain insight into the dysfunction of the cognitions, and work to alter their belief systems and thought processes.

Reporting errors in healthcare is an essential component of patient safety. For this assignment, you will assume that you are a healthcare administrator at a healthcare facility (Hospital, long-term care facility, clinic, etc.). You are tasked with creating a process for reporting errors and reducing adverse events at your facility. Your submission will demonstrate your knowledge of healthcare error reporting to create your process. Be sure to include at least one QI tool and discuss the process involved. Describe how your process aligns with current practices in KSA. Include current data on medical errors in healthcare settings within KSA and describe what the current gaps are. Your process should address these gaps that are published in the literature Your process should include the following: •An identification of the most prevalent and common medical errors in your facility • Risks associated with those medical errors • All individuals (staff, groups, agencies) who will be involved in the reporting process • Design a reporting template and be sure to include any workflow processes or tools that can be used in the process • Provide a brief evaluation of departments responsible for following up on the errors and events.

22).______comprises immediate, situational behavioral/cognitive coping, affective states, and perceived effects of substance use.

Marijuana affects the parts of the brain that (a) controls coordination (b) Relates to memory and learning (c) relates to thinking and problem-solving (d) all of the above

Internet Addiction Disorder is highest in: North American Countries Asian Countries European Countries South American Countries

5) The____.houses the mechanisms that most often interact with substances that cross the blood-brain

The main goal of cognitive therapy is to: help the client reduce their auditory and visual hallucinations change behaviour