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    Acute Vs Ambulatory Care

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    Ambulatory and acute facilities differ in many ways. Although‚ they both have one major goal and that is to do what is best suited for the patient. According to the textbook‚ ambulatory care is the involvement of a patient who does not require an overnight stay (Gartee‚ 2011). Most of these facilities are filled with different types of physicians and are usually privately owned. Although they are owned by a clinician‚ they are managed by administrators (Gartee‚ 2011). Nurses have an important role

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    migration

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    What were the four waves of migrations to New Zealand and how they have contributed to our national character. New Zealand has had four waves of migration ‚ the Polynesians ‚ the Europeans ‚ the Pacific Islanders and the Asians. These four waves of migrants have contributed so much to New Zealand such as culture ‚ sports ‚ food etc. They have contributed to New Zealand’s national character gratefully and we are very thankful for that. Firstly‚ Polynesians (Maori) came to New Zealand from Hawaikiki

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    Migration

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    MIGRATION * the permanent or planned long-term relocation of residential place & activity space. * this contributed to the separated cultures‚ and to the diffusion of those cultures over space due to the movement of pple frm one place to another. * Migration affects national economic structures‚ determine population density & distribution patterns. They also help to alter traditional ethnic‚ linguistic and religious mixtures. * They also can stir up national debates international

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    Migration

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    ONLINE MIGRATION http://searchcio.techtarget.com/definition/migration In information technology‚ migration is the process of moving from the use of one operating environment to another operating environment that is‚ in most cases‚ is thought to be a better one. – Margaret Rouse http://www.ghs-mh.de/migration/projects/define/define.htm The definition of the word migration can be "the movement of people from one place to another". – Sokrates Comenius http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php

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    Jessica Baumgartner HE 210 10/5/2012 Kimbrough Ambulatory Care Center Kimbrough ambulatory care center is an Army base medical care center for most health needs. It is a facility in which all ambulatory care may be performed. This means it excludes emergency care and long term or overnight care. The facility houses Primary care such as Internal medicine which helps those with long term problems such as diabetes‚ cancer‚ and chrones disease to manage and monitor treatments. There is a practice

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    National Ehr Mandate

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    National EHR Mandate Heidi Babcock-Marvin Ohio University National EHR Mandate An electronic health record (EHR) defines as the permissible patient record created in hospitals that serve as the data source for all health records. It is an electronic version of a paper chart that includes the patient’s medical history‚ maintained by the provider over time‚ and may include all of the key administrative clinical data relevant to that persons care. Information that is readily available includes

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    Ehr Pros And Cons

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    EHR can be a benefit to providers and patients because it allows providers to access patient’s medical records effectively. This is good for several reasons. Test results and other important information can be available at the time and place that a physician needs‚ allowing them to provide better care to their patients. It also prevents tests from being repeated and eliminates a lot of mistakes that can be caused by using paper filing systems. EHRs also allow providers from multiple areas to collaborate

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    Medical Center EHR

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    northwest suburb of Chicago‚ IL. They are a 387-bed acute care hospital‚ with more than 900 physicians on staff‚ representing more than 80 medical and surgical specialties. They treat more than 18‚000 patients annually. Instead of purchasing an existing EHR system‚ they opted to create their own‚ AlexiCare‚ to assist with the handling and processes involving medical records and patient care. While Alexian has created their own electronic health record system‚ there are still departments that maintain

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    Collaboration Through EHR

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    EHRs facilitate clinical alerts educated by public health objectives that direct primary care physicians in real time in their diagnosis and treatment. Syndromic surveillance‚ the practice of monitoring encounters for symptoms that may signify infectious diseases and other conditions of public health concerns‚ can be facilitated by the use of EHRs through automated data reporting to public health departments. As health departments reevaluate their public health programs‚ the use of EHRs to aid

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