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    9 Functions of the Hospital: 1. To provide care for the sick and injured: This can be done by accommodating them according to their physical condition and financial status. When we talk of physical condition‚ we mean that some patients are seriously ill and require admission in Intensive Care Unit while others are not so seriously ill and can be’ accommodated elsewhere (e.g. in deluxe room‚ single room with AC and without AC‚ semi-private room and general ward) according to their financial status

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    charities is The Shriners Hospital for children. They are a charitable organization‚ and their 22 hospitals are completely free to patients. According to their website‚ their vision is to “Become the best at transforming children’s lives by providing exceptional healthcare through innovative research‚ in a patient and family centered environment.” They are dedicated to improving the lives of children and families in need through medical and financial backing (Shriners Hospitals for Children). It’s hard

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    1. What are the physicians trying to accomplish through buying the same EHR product at their hospital? What are the pros and cons? The Physicians are trying to accomplish a way to make it easier to get all of the patient’s records when they are needed. The benefits of buying the same EHR product are that they can write orders from their practices for patients who are in the hospital. The other benefit is that if there is an emergency or the physician is covering the emergency room they will be

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    Western Governors University Joint Commission Compliance Audit Task 2 AFT2 Accreditation Audit By Cricket Besse 055895 Nightingale Community Hospital Sentinel Event Registrar‚ registered child (3 year old patient)‚ obtained insurance card and entered demographics. She was then taken to pre-op where the nurse told mother that once in the OR the surgery would take about 45 minutes and then she would go to recovery. The mother informed the pre-op nurse that once her daughter went

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    long-term acute care hospital‚ and it’s a truly unique combination of hospital and nursing home. The definition of LTACH according to a white paper from Hospital Medicine is as follows: “A Long-Term Acute Care Hospital (LTACH) is an acute care hospital that specializes in the treatment

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    MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL: CABG Surgery (A) Today‚ governmental‚ corporate and individual customers increasingly are resisting insurers’ attempts to pass on rising healthcare costs. Healthcare providers’ costs meanwhile are escalating in the face of an aging population‚ expensive technologies and therapies... Both payers and providers must determine their true competencies and find ways to remain profitable despite leaner margins. In 1994‚ Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH)‚ with its $1 billion

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    Many infectious cases that would not be be admitted to the Devon and Exeter Hospital‚ were dealt with in the first 9 months of operation. Whooping cough‚ small pox‚ dysentery‚ scarlatina and general coughs and stomach complaints were treated. Patients were admitted at 12 noon each day‚ or visited in their homes. In 1828 9‚665 cases were dealt with‚ and its physicians attended many of the cholera cases in the 1832 epidemic. Dr Hennis who was killed in a duel in 1833‚ working from the Dispensary‚

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    HOSPITAL ACQUIRED INFECTIONS - R. Howard‚ R. Lata‚ T. Tennekoon‚ R. Mirza & K.Yang Figure 1: Selected hospital acquired infections in Queensland‚ July-December 200814 • Introduction Hospital acquired infections‚ (HAI) also known as nosocomial infections refer to those infections that occur within 48 hours of hospital admission‚ 30 days of an operation‚ or 3 days of discharge10. Nosocomial infections can be quite traumatic and can have significant consequences to the patients16

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    Safety Initiatives in the Hospital Setting Introduction Patient safety is described by the US Institute of Medicine as “the freedom from accidental injury due to medical care or from medical error” (Mansour‚ 2012). With that being said‚ patient safety has long been a major issue for hospitals. In the past many patients have been injured during hospital stays‚ some being injured severely with death being the result. With the growing trend of lawsuits‚ hospitals were becoming more and

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    2007‚ page 95-115 DETERMINANTS OF COST EFFICIENCY OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE HOSPITALS OF KARNATAKA STATE IN INDIA MAATHAI K. MATHIYAZHAGAN1 Abstract The main objective of this paper is to analyze the determinants of cost efficiency of public and private hospitals of Karnataka State in India. This is estimated through the parametric (stochastic frontier) and nonparametric (data envelopment) methods by using the Hospitals Facility Survey (2004) in Karnataka. The findings indicate that the choice of

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