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    Summary: Paying For Care

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    industry‚ the article is appropriately titled: Paying for Care: In Depth. I will offer two key observations: “In 2016‚ 85% of Medicare fee-for-service payments will be tied to quality or value through programs such as the Hospital Value Based Purchasing and the Hospital Readmissions Reduction Programs; the target increases to 90% by 2018. In 2016‚ 30% of Medicare payments will be tied to quality or value through alternative payments models such as ACOs or bundled payment arrangements. That goal increases

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    score of 82% in the category of ‘ Patients Who Reported That Their Doctors “Always” communicated well’ in the Hospital Consumer Assessment of Health Providers in Systems (HCAHPS) Measures. This data provides useful information to develop better quality improvement programs. Baptist and Methodist hospitals compared to each other The outcome and process measures of Baptist and Methodist hospitals are no different‚ however the HCAHPS measures for Methodist are better than Baptist‚ especially the ‘Patient

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    Medication Reconcilliation

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    slightly over half of all preventable ADE’s that occur within 30 days after a hospitalization discharge (Schnipper‚ 2006). Significant changes in patient medication regimens are common during hospital stays. The proper reconciliation and timely transfer of new treatment regimens improve the continuity of hospital handoff of patient treatment and ultimately prevent the likelihood of ADE’s (Sunil et al. 2007). A study of hospitalized elders found that 40% of all admission medications were discontinued

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    I have chosen the group from the St Jude Cancer Research Hospital. They are the people that continued to pursue liberty and happiness for years. They believe every child deserves a chance for happiness and has the right to medical care. I truly believe that as scientist continues to do more research‚ they will find cures for the catastrophic diseases of childhood. The hospital’s main concern is the health of children with cancer‚ but eventually they will advance to help everyone else. Perhaps the

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    Typically a patient will be admitted under a doctors order to a hospital or medical facility. • Patients who are admitted for inpatient care will usually stay in the acute hospital setting for a minimum of one night Types of Inpatient Care • Medical inpatient facilities such as an acute care hospital or medical center • Rehabilitation Centers • Psychiatric Hospitals • Addiction Treatment Centers • Nursing Homes Medical Acute Care Hospital Services • Emergency Medical Care • Intensive/Critical Care

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    patients. In fact‚ LTAC facilities are notable for their success with weaning high-acuity ventilator patients (Donahoe‚ 2012). Knowing this‚ my patient’s case manager contacted Great Lakes Specialty Hospital. He was accepted and discharged into their care after spending eight days at Hackley Hospital. In conclusion‚ the complexity of this patient’s discharge was a valued learning experience for me. Although many interdisciplinary team members were involved in the care and discharge of this complicated

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    instruction and information than ever before. The information you provide them during their hospital stay will hopefully help them gain a full recovery and decrease the risk of readmission. So how do we educate our patients effectively? Taking these factors into consideration will help you to successfully convey the information needed. Provide a hospitable learning environment: With all the distractions of the hospital it may be difficult to find somewhere that is free from excess noise‚ disruption‚ is

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    identify and treat an injury or short-term illness. They offer medicinal‚ surgical‚ pediatric‚ and emergency services. Some specialize to children and cardiac hospitals. In this paper‚ there is a discussion of the significance of acute care hospitals and what changes derived from the creation of the hospitals. Acute care hospitals transmit to changes in health care because throughout ancient history civilizations care for ailing residents. Through these efforts at medication‚ contemporary

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    Today‚ more than ever healthcare relies on a team approach. Gone are the days of individual practitioners providing care for individual patients. Today‚ more than ever healthcare relies on a team approach. Healthcare facilities are made up of teams of caregivers‚ including physicians‚ nurses‚ and many ancillary staff. In order to provide the highest level of care to individuals‚ there must be effective clear communication across the entire continuum of care. Now more than ever‚ patients have become

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    Effective Discharge Planning

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    planning reduces patient readmission to hospital. By critically analysing the practice of discharge planning from the acute care sector‚ the factors which contribute to effective discharge planning can be identified. Furthermore‚ by employing these key factors‚ an evidence based discharge plan can be produced for a person suffering the effects of drug and/or alcohol abuse. For many patients‚ getting ready to leave the hospital is one of the most critical aspects of their hospital stay. According to Moss

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