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    Leveraging patient engagement to benefit your healthcare practice The healthcare industry‚ just like any other‚ needs feedback to improve the care of healthcare delivery. With the introduction of value-based care‚ feedback has become all the more essential. Owing to this‚ there is a restructuring going on in the industry to make it more patient centric. With this new structure in place‚ engaging patients has become a top priority for all practices. Healthcare is no longer aiming to just administer

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    The Hippocratic Oath is important because it keeps all of the patients health information secure. As a result of the Hippocratic Oath patients are able to trust doctors to keep their reason for seeking help confidential and will do no harm. A violation of HIPAA can be verbal or electronic. An example of a electronic violation of the Hippocratic oath is when you are on your computer looking at a patients files. In the middle of looking through the files you get called because you are needed in another

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    Annotated Bibliography‚ National Patient Safety Goals – Hospital Denise Moe N300 Summer 2011 California State University‚ San Marcos ’Spread ’ remains challenge in patient safety improvement. (2011‚ May). Healthcare Benchmarks and Quality Improvement‚ 18(5)‚ 49-52. Purpose Patient safety is a top priority in health care‚ especially in a hospital setting. If errors are made in regards to patient safety‚ they could have dangerous consequences. Patients trust that specific systems are

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    Angana: In your own estimation‚ how many patients visit the clinic in a week? Ms. Distajo: We have more or less 90 patients per week. Angana: What are the process done by the patients by the time they entered the clinic? Ms. Distajo: By the time they entered the clinic‚ the patients is asked initially what is the purpose and what test they wanted to be done. Yasay: What is the complete information you asked from the patients? Ms. Distajo: The patient had to feel up the forms given to them by

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    study involves the dilemma of removing the patient from harm but still obtaining their consent. With mandatory elder abuse reporting‚ nurses may be more keenly focused on the issue and are obligated to report it. The challenge involves the ethical principle of beneficence‚ defined as to “do good” (Butts & Rich‚ 2013‚ p. 446) for the patient. Health care professionals want to provide adequate care and reporting suspected abuse can help remove the patient from harm and stop the abuse from occurring

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    Discuss three patient safety issues that are present in the scenario. 1) Sara signed off medications on the MAR but she did not actually witness the patient taking the prescribed medications. 2) Sara left the medications unattended at the bedside. This is a careless practice. She should have carried them back to the nurse’s station and reattempted to administer the meds after the patient finished bathing. 3) Unexpected change in the patient’s vital signs. The scenario reports there has been

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    Mrs Mary Martins is an eight four year old lady who was admitted to a local community hospital after falling at home while going to the toilet in the early hours of the morning. Mrs Martins had sustained a chipped bone in her left foot‚ had no plaster cast in situ and was non weight bearing. Mrs Martins lives alone in her own bungalow; her husband had died 4 years earlier. She has a son and daughter who both live in the south of England and a granddaughter who lives close by. The granddaughter

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    A Patients Bill Of Rights 1. The patient has the right to considerate care. I do agree with this right‚ because every patient wants to feel safe. No patient deserves to be neglected when going into a healthcare facility. Negligence is often an intentional action that occurs when a physician performs or fails to perform an action towards a patient is. Every patient is entitled to a physician that will be considerate and respectful to them. If a patient is neglected by a physician a law suit would

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    Alexandra Delgado Reflection #1 Patient Care 2403 Sensitivity! What is sensitivity? Sensitivity is the quality or condition of being sensitive. In patient care to what degree is our sensitivity. This week at clinical I got to experience my first Trauma One. I live in Evanston‚ Wyoming so being involved in a Trauma case is very rare but not unusual. The ER called over to inform us of a trauma and that we needed to be over right away. Once we got there with the portable‚ RN’s and doctors

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    Dementia is a term used to describe a series of symptoms of what a person is experiencing. This is difficult diagnosis not just for the patient‚ but also for their families. It is also tough for the caregivers because they have to go through additional training to learn how to properly care for patients with dementia. After a person is diagnosed with dementia their physicians than setting up a treatment plan. However‚ there are no medications as of today‚ that will cure

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