GROUP 7 CASE STUDY Capalad‚ Jeffrey Marchan‚ Hextor Dagcuta‚ Rubianne Re-engineering a Business Process Introduction All organisations are faced with periods of evolution and revolution. As they prepare for a period of change‚ there will undoubtedly be immense upheaval. Within this environment of ‘chaos‚’ it is important to examine the concerns of individuals and to constantly evaluate the effects of the changes. For this to happen‚ ‘organisational diagnosis’ should become an ongoing part
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“Health care financing is an overriding issue; others include overcoming disparities in access to care‚ improving health literacy‚ meeting the needs of a burgeoning population of older Americans and of the increasing numbers of people living with chronic conditions‚ improving patient safety‚ overcoming workforce shortages‚ and ensuring the appropriate use of technology”(Johnson et al.‚ 2008). In order to achieve the best outcomes‚ patients and families need to be involved in their health care decision
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Meeting Essential Care Needs Mrs Gale is a 70 year old widow and retired unskilled worker. The patient lives alone and relies on her son to provide basic care‚ medication and meals. Mrs Gale has a history of weight fluctuation owing to lifestyle but is currently at risk of malnutrition due to Parkinson’s disease. Mrs Gale shows signs of early dementia and suffers from poor mobility and pain caused by arthritis. Mrs Gale also has mild depression triggered by loss and has become socially isolated
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accreditation standards. Aged care accreditation includes an accreditation process and monitoring of ongoing performance against standards [12]. The accreditation process starts with self-assessment‚ followed by a desk audit‚ a site audit‚ and the decision whether or not to accredit the home and the publication of the accreditation report‚ together with the agency’s decision about whether the RAC home meets each of 44 accreditation outcomes. Therefore‚ the process of aged care accreditation can be viewed
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Hope is a long term healthcare facility that is currently accommodates 100 residents. Our mission is to provide high quality long term care; therefore it’s important to deal with the issues that won’t allow us to achieve our mission. As a human resource manager I would like to elaborate a few critical problems we are facing. It has been a while that hiring and retaining qualified staff remained an ongoing challenge. Our annual turnover rate is 40 percent. In addition we are dealing with aging workforce
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the upbringing of children by regulating pre-school care centres‚ then the legal guardians responsible for those under 6 years age will need to understand the reasons for loss of choice‚ if they were able to choose from local centres‚ most privately run. Business first. Likely many busy parents pay “under the table” for child care. Ottawa needs dollars. ‘Us’ do to. Those individuals who are suffering fluctuations in business that provides child care will be screened and perhaps undergo some re-training
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Besides‚ according to the Code of Practice for Residential Care Home Chapter 4.3 – Restriction to the Premises of RCHE “4.3.1 No part of an RCHE shall be located in any premises where building works have been carried out or structures Note 1 have been built without the approval and consent of the Building Authority”. For RCHEs located in New Territories Exempted Houses‚ please refer to paragraph and 4.3.2 unauthorised building works in or in relation to the premises of RCHEs may constitute a risk
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August 9‚ 2015 Factors That May Hinder Individuals to Seek Health Care Instructor: Professor T Author: Debra McConnell Childress There are many factors fused together that affect the health of communities and individuals. Whether individuals are healthy or not‚ is determined by their environment and circumstances. These factors include where we live‚ the condition of our genetics‚ environment‚ our education and income level‚ and our relationships with family and friends all
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Problems arising 1. Legal concerns There could be significant conflict between the standard in the patient’s jurisdiction and the jurisdiction of the licensed health care worker. The elderly who are restricted to bed due to various health issues and therefore cannot travel may not get the consultation from the doctor in a different State. Unless the doctor is licensed in both the home state of the patient as well as the state in which they practice to resolve the issue of cross-border licensing.
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quality of end of life care which they receive. This essay will initially give an overview of some of the ideals which end of life care should attain to in an ideal environment‚ then explain what is meant by setting in this context. It shall then give an overview of some different settings where end of life care takes place then critique how these settings have an impact on the quality of care given using examples from the K260 coursework and associated materials. End of life care is the ideal that every
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