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    EFFECTIVE DOCTOR PATIENT COMMUNICATIONS INTRODUCTION 1. Patients who rate communication with their physicians as excellent are four times more likely to believe they have received excellent health care than those who do not. Also patients who like the way their physician communicates with them are more likely to comply with their doctor’s recommendations and less likely to sue for medical malpractice in the event of a negative outcome. 2. Good doctor-patient communication is influenced

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    Top recommendations to improve OT/PT – patient professional communication are as follows: Medical information and support groups found on the Internet‚ are a great asset in educating and motivating patients toward better health nowadays and have led to many physicians and therapist question their traditional role as the most trusted counselors. However each patient is unique and a doctor because of his superior knowledge and experience still plays a major role in the patient’s life. So having a good

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    Patient Case Study MS is a 26 year old female diagnosed with major depressive disorder‚ anxiety and type II diabetes mellitus. The chief complaint that led to the current admission was suicidal ideation with a plan. MS stated upon admission that she wanted “everything to end.” MS confirmed having “lot of anxiety” and stress. MS experienced financial‚ medical‚ social and work related stressors. MS had purchased a car that did not work well and the replacement did not work either. Her boyfriend had

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    effects. The research assistance approach the patient and request his signature on an informed consent document to participate in the research protocol. Due to the brevity of the conversation‚ the research assistance was unaware of the patient illiteracy and did not use any translator to notify the potential risk and benefit of the participation. Patient though that it was the part of his treatment process and he willingly signed the document. When the patient came for follow up after two week‚ it was

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    processtext.com/abclit.html THE ENGLISH PATIENT a novel by MICHAEL ONDAATJE Michael Ondaatje is a novelist and poet who lives in Toronto‚ Canada. He is the author ofIn the Skin of a Lion‚ Coming Through Slaughter‚ andThe Collected Works of Billy the Kid; three collections of poems‚The Cinnamon Peeler‚ Secular Love‚ andThere’s a Trick‚ with a Knife I’m Learning to Do; and a memoir‚Running in the Family. He received the Booker Prize forThe English Patient. Generated by ABC Amber LIT Converter

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    Patient safety is to minimize and prevent the risk of harm ensuring effectiveness and exceptional quality in patient’s care. The importance of patient safety to professional nursing is to give the best possible care‚ preventing errors‚ having continuous education and appropriate training‚ receiving and giving adequate communication‚ and utilizing ways to prevent fall and injury of the patient in order to have a safe outcome. Prevent errors Reporting mistakes and near-misses are fundamental to preventing

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    Politics‚ Legislation‚ and Implications to Patient Care Abstract There are constant changes to laws and legislation regarding patient care and safety. The purpose of this report is to inform the reader of recent and upcoming changes to legislation that may affect nursing care of patients. Research by L. Aiken‚ et al. and A. Tourangeau‚ support the need for higher education of registered nurses. Their research proves that patient outcomes are improved when registered nurses carry

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    The Patient Affordable Care Act also known as the Obamacare was created on March 23‚ 2012. The Affordable Care Act is a health care law that aims to ensure that all Americans have access to quality‚ affordable healthcare by increasing access to health coverage for Americans and introducing new protections for people who already have health insurance this law will hopefully create the transformation within the health care system necessary to contain cost. The ACA law puts in place comprehensive health

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    feasibility study entitled “ Consultation Record keeping System” of MMG health Care Children’s Clinic as one of our requirements for passing this course. This will help the doctor and staff to have a secure and efficient way of storing data of the patients. I hope for your approval on this matter. Respectfully yours‚ _________________ Brenda Laye Cavan Approved by: _________________ Mr. Edward Gicale Adviser SIBONGA COMMUNITY COLLEGE POBLACION‚ SIBONGA‚ CEBU TEL # 486-8232 Mr. Antonio

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    The management of dysphagia in stroke patients whether in long term or acute care is an important care delivery that nurses must pay close attention to. Nurses must take the time to assess stroke patients for dysphagia in order to prevent or reduce the risk of nutritional and hydration deficiency. Stroke occurs when there is inadequate blood flow (ischemia) the brain or hemorrhaging around the brain resulting in death of brain cells (Lewis‚ 2010). When a person suffers a stroke‚ parts of the body

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