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2026 Latest 100% Exam Passing Ratio – CPHRM Dumps PDF [Q61-Q79]

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Pass Exam With Full Sureness – CPHRM Dumps with 123 Questions

ASHRM CPHRM Exam Syllabus Topics:

Section	Objectives
Topic 1: Clinical and Patient Safety	– Patient safety principles and frameworks – Adverse event analysis and reporting – Clinical risk reduction strategies
Topic 2: Healthcare Risk Management Program Administration	– Performance measurement and improvement – Program development and governance
Topic 3: Legal, Regulatory, and Ethical Issues	– Consent, confidentiality, and documentation standards – Healthcare law and regulatory compliance – Ethical considerations in healthcare risk management
Topic 4: Risk Financing and Insurance	– Risk financing mechanisms – Insurance structures in healthcare – Captive insurance and self-insurance models
Topic 5: Claims and Litigation Management	– Claims investigation and management processes – Litigation support and documentation handling
Topic 6: Healthcare Risk Management Foundations	– Risk mitigation strategies – Risk identification and assessment methods – Principles of healthcare risk management

NEW QUESTION 61
People make fewer errors when:

Staff work as a coordinated team with shared communication tools

Individuals work alone to avoid distraction

Speed is prioritized over verification

Errors are hidden to protect reputations

NEW QUESTION 62
If there is no OSHA standard for a given potential health hazard, OSHA may:

Govern it under the General Duty Clause

Have no authority at all

Transfer it to the FDA

Ignore it if it is expensive

NEW QUESTION 63
Generally, an incident is defined as:

Any happening not consistent with routine care/operations (including near-misses)

Only events that cause death

Only patient complaints

Only billing disputes

NEW QUESTION 64
A hospital is a defendant in a recently filed lawsuit involving a child with seizures and flaccid paresis, allegedly arising from negligent care during delivery 10 years ago. The plaintiff is seeking $10 million. At the time of the alleged negligence, the hospital had first dollar coverage through a commercial carrier.
Which of the following steps should the risk manager take to determine coverage before discussion with the hospital CEO and CFO?
* Review the current policy and the policy in effect for the year the delivery occurred.
* Determine whether the applicable policy is occurrence or claims made.
* Identify co-defendants insurance coverage.
* Discuss the coverage issues with the defense lawyer.

1 and 2 only

1 and 3 only

2 and 4 only

3 and 4 only

NEW QUESTION 65
A patient has been declared brain dead as a result of injuries sustained during a criminal act. His driver’s license states that he is an organ donor. The attending physician is planning to remove the life-support equipment. A risk manager should recommend

following the patient’s wishes and notify the organ retrieval team.

notifying authorities to determine if an autopsy is required.

coordinating the organ retrieval.

determining the family’s wishes regarding organ donation.

NEW QUESTION 66
A root cause analysis of inpatient suicides would be most likely to discover problems with:

The physical environment (e.g., ligature points, visibility)

Billing documentation

Dietary preferences

Parking access

NEW QUESTION 67
A clear directive to a nurse is:

“Be careful.”

“Monitor the infusion pump’s operation at defined intervals and document checks.”

“Do your best.”

“If you have time, look at it.”

NEW QUESTION 68
A 22-year-old man has been treated at a hospital for a psychiatric condition. His mother requests that a copy of the patient’s medical record be released to her. The risk manager’s advice to the medical records department should be to

contact the hospital’s legal counsel to authorize the release of the medical record.

verify that a specific release of information form has been signed by the patient and then release the medical record.

request evidence that the mother is the guardian of the patient and then release the medical record.

check with the psychiatrist for a recommendation to release the medical record.

NEW QUESTION 69
A hospital’s Ethics Committee is seeking advice on a case involving the elective sterilization of an adolescent patient who is developmentally disabled. One of the parents is refusing consent. The risk manager should evaluate which of the following?
* who has consent authority
* competency level of the patient
* diagnosis of the patient
* state statutes and laws

1, 2, and 3 only

1, 2, and 4 only

1, 3, and 4 only

2, 3, and 4 only

NEW QUESTION 70
The Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Act of 2005 includes provisions to
* amend the Public Health Service Act to establish procedures for the voluntary confidential reporting of medical errors.
* enable the creation of patient safety organizations PSOs.
* require mandatory reporting to PSOs.
* classify patient safety work product reported to PSOs as privileged and confidential.

1, 2, and 3 only

1, 2, and 4 only

1, 3, and 4 only

2, 3, and 4 only

NEW QUESTION 71
An organization has recently changed insurance. The risk manager receives a claim from a former patient on July 3, 2004, claiming injury and alleging negligence by the surgery staff on September 5, 2003. Which of the following would apply to this claim?
* a claims-made policy for the period 1/1/03 to 1/1/04 with a retro date of 1/1/02
* an occurrence policy for the period 1/1/03 to 1/1/04
* a claims-made policy for the period 1/1/03 to 1/1/04 with a 1-year tail coverage
* an occurrence policy for the period 1/1/04 to 1/1/05

1 and 2 only

1 and 4 only

2 and 3 only

3 and 4 only

NEW QUESTION 72
When conducting an investigation of a liability claim, which of the following steps should be included?
* providing the RCA to the insurance company
* determining the applicable standard of care
* assessing the applicable legal principles
* obtaining an incident report from the claimant

1 and 2 only

1 and 4 only

2 and 3 only

3 and 4 only

NEW QUESTION 73
Protecting outdoor air intakes can mitigate the risk of terrorists introducing airborne agents. Steps include:

Relocate intakes higher; establish a security zone; add lighting and surveillance

Paint the intake vents a different color

Put a “No trespassing” sign only

Reduce HVAC maintenance

NEW QUESTION 74
Documentation that assists with defense of a malpractice claim

contains subjective comments about the patient.

describes the provider’s clinical decision-making process.

is not important if the claim happened in prior years.

does not need to be complete or timely.

NEW QUESTION 75
What significantly impacts whether incident reports are discoverable?

State statutes, federal statutes, and case law

The color of the incident form

The patient’s insurance plan

Staff seniority

NEW QUESTION 76
Whenever possible, medication orders should be by:

Brand name

Dose (explicit numeric dose and units)

Color coding

Verbal shorthand

NEW QUESTION 77
Which of the following is an essential component of a risk management policy and procedure manual?

department organizational chart

medical staff bylaws

actuarial report

loss run report

NEW QUESTION 78
Which of the following are essential elements of a standard loss run?

date, frequency, and severity

common law, case law, and analysis

date, expense, and indemnity

date, location, and root cause analysis

NEW QUESTION 79
An unstable patient in the emergency department needs transfer to another hospital. Which of the following statements is true regarding the refusal of an on-call physician to treat this patient?

The on-call physician may refuse to participate in the care of any patient, for any reason.

The on-call physician may refuse to participate in the care of a patient, as long as that refusal is not based on insurance status or other financial concerns.

The on-call physician is relieved of duty only if unavailable because of caring for another patient, or because of other circumstances outside the physician’s control.

The on-call physician is never relieved of duty to accept a patient needing specialized services.