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41. Periodic Issue | PSNet
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    December 31, 2024 - Errors involving high-risk medications have the potential to cause serious harm or death. … the potential "gaming" of technology wherein a patient enters falsified data to suggest a worsening condition … justifiability of disclosure, determination of requisite effort for notification, and execution of notification plan … This set of quality indicators supports the epidemiological or research program use of billing or claims … Despite treatment with diuretics and antihypertensives, her condition deteriorated, leading to intubation

42. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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    May 01, 2016 - Discuss a strategy for communicating the tailored fall prevention plan to all care team members, including … not.(8) Falls that are not preventable are caused by a new or previously unrecognized medical condition … prevention plan is communicated to all care team members (including patients and families) and that … Patient falls in the ICU are less frequent than on acute care or intermediate care units, but they still … Clinical guidance for the assessment and implementation of bed rails in hospitals, long term care facilities

43. Is It Safe to Be Direct? | PSNet
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    September 30, 2015 - The patient's condition rapidly stabilized, and, after 3 days of treatment for his fluid overload and … The patient in this case aptly demonstrated just how dynamic a patient's clinical condition can be and … Create a nurse-supervised care initiation unit, or its equivalent, to expedite the initial admission … Related Resources From the Same Author(s) Hospitalized patients' understanding of their plan … September 1, 2005 Patterns of nurse–physician communication and agreement on the plan

44. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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    October 30, 2024 - Given her clinical condition, a fall risk armband was applied, and general safety and fall- prevention … While the clinician was relaying the care plan to the nurse at the nurses’ station, a thud was heard … When the clinician came to the patient's room to describe the care plan, the patient was found on the … delirium due to a medical condition, increasing the risk for falls due to poor situational and safety … Using a tool like I-PASS not only ensures sharing of clinical information related to patient care but

45. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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    May 01, 2015 - This clinical vignette focuses on Marfan syndrome and congenital heart disease. … In addition, pediatric specialty- or primary care-based medical homes tend to be better resourced, which … Using quality improvement techniques to implement clinical improvements in care in transitions would … Take-Home Points The process of preparing or transitioning a youth with a chronic condition for the … It is critical that patients learn how to care for their condition while learning how to navigate the

46. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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    September 01, 2011 - result in modification to the plan of care.(10) Among other concerns, because the resident's functional … Third, many nursing homes do not have the clinical resources necessary to effectively assess and manage … With each transfer her condition worsened until her death in the hospital. … As potential problems are identified, each resident's plan of care can be modified and immediately communicated … This information provides an opportunity for organizational systems to be examined and/or care processes

47. Improvement in patient safety may precede policy changes: trends in patient safety indicators in the United States, 2000-2013. | PSNet
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    November 01, 2017 - the rate of three PSIs (iatrogenic pneumothorax, postoperative sepsis, and postoperative physiologic or … March 21, 2012 Large language model influence on diagnostic reasoning: a randomized clinical … Interview In Conversation With...Amy Helwig about Health Plan … February 5, 2020 Better Safer Care Victoria. … January 29, 2020 Are teaching hospitals treated fairly in the Hospital-Acquired Condition

48. Microsoft PowerPoint - FINAL Dec Spotlight_Code Status vs Care Status.pptx (pdf file)
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    January 01, 2020 - The team likely noted the patient’s DNR code status and plan for home hospice care and felt no further … delay, a patient may not be in a condition to make decisions about their care … After presenting information about a patient’s condition and care choices, a provider should check the … , his original plan for discharge relied on continuing to receive intensive care — Hospital systems … team advocated for the patient by establishing a plan of care with the weekday ICU team, but once

49. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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    June 15, 2024 - condition, that can be provided under a given staffing structure. … Moreover, nurses also plan, deliver, and evaluate nurse-initiated care to manage patients' symptoms … priorities and make decisions about whether to delay or omit certain aspects of care. … The outcome of the clinical prioritization process in the face of resource or time scarcity is missed … The more routine consequences of missed nursing care can include delayed or omitted medications or treatments

50. Failure to Latch | PSNet
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    November 27, 2012 - Ankyloglossia (tongue-tie) is a condition in which the bottom of the tongue is tethered to the floor … The condition is frequently familial and may result in feeding, speech, and swallowing problems. … Any intervention to increase infant intake should include a plan to protect or increase maternal milk … Donna Frye, RN, MN Clinical Director Women's and Children's Clinical Services Hospital Corporation … Office Health Care Providers Health Care Executives and Administrators Obstetrics View

51. Chest Pain in a Rural Hospital | PSNet
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    June 02, 2021 - The internist's plan was to contact the local cardiologist who would be available the next day. … A similar approach to standardizing care should be applied to other low-frequency, high-risk clinical … a rural hospital has the capacity to care for a patient can be difficult with evolving clinical conditions … Take-Home Points Emergency department clinical care protocols and enhanced teamwork may improve care … The commentary does not include information regarding investigational or off-label use of products or

52. Discharge Instructions in the PACU: Who Remembers? | PSNet
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    August 05, 2009 - clinic, or the hospital, are critical, high-risk moments during which patients and families assume care … of a medical condition that is often new and unfamiliar. … opportunities to review, such as a teach-back, which have been shown to improve patient adherence and clinical … Plan, follow-up phone calls to reinforce home care instructions, and enhanced coordination of care between … inpatient projects can serve as meaningful models for the enhancement of discharge processes in other clinical

53. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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    August 01, 2006 - Genitourinary examination was again "deferred," and the treatment plan continued. … Rarely is the patient thoroughly reexamined by the physician completing the treatment plan. … care. … The chief complaint of these patients is often secondary to an underlying condition that resulted from … Necrotizing fasciitis is a perfect example of a clinical condition in which one might make the diagnosis

54. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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    August 21, 2013 - care of a medical condition that is often new and unfamiliar. … typically reduced) may also facilitate the acquisition of new and complex information about a medical condition … opportunities to review, such as a teach- back, which have been shown to improve patient adherence and clinical … Plan, follow-up phone calls to reinforce home care instructions, and enhanced coordination of care … inpatient projects can serve as meaningful models for the enhancement of discharge processes in other clinical

55. Periodic Issue | PSNet
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    February 01, 2023 - Ensuring patients have an understanding of their diagnoses and care plan is a critical component of patient … and discharge plan. … Ensuring patients have an understanding of their diagnoses and care plan is a critical component of patient … and discharge plan. … Patients with diabetes may not be aware of their condition and therefore may not seek timely care.

56. Periodic Issue | PSNet
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    February 23, 2022 - error) and 19 associated risk factors, including language barriers, missed diagnosis of a preexisting condition … , or appearance. … , quality of care, workplace productivity, or patient outcomes. … results between national rating systems and those organizations penalized by the Hospital-Acquired Condition … It will build its efforts on the World Health Organization plan by moving forward with a framework to

57. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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    December 01, 2009 - Defining the clinical standard of care for a homeless IV drug user is complex. … clinical standards of care and would be vulnerable to a malpractice claim. … Sadly, but not surprisingly, the patient's condition worsened. … Hospitals should plan in advance how to deal with that risk. … Sabin, MD Director, Ethics Program, Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Clinical Professor, Departments of Population

58. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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    February 01, 2013 - transmitted to a clinician, and then the final step—the clinician and patient executing a treatment plan—does … These important results were not communicated to his parents or his primary care physician, who were … effected—which includes contacting the patient and ensuring the patient carries out the treatment plan … care provider or facility would do in the same circumstances. … (or expected condition if action is not taken).

59. Psn-Pdf (pdf file)
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    March 01, 2021 - plan and participate in their own care coordination activities, including adhering to complicated medication … The coach does not provide skilled care or fix problems.  … plan across providers and settings. … Knowledge of “red flags”:  The patient is knowledgeable of indicators that his or her condition is worsening … Plan for training:  The Care Transitions Program has the exclusive authority to provide training on

60. Glossary | PSNet
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    January 01, 2003 - negative result does or does not have the condition of interest. … recommended treatment, the cause of some condition, or the best way to diagnose it—implies that the … to improve and devise a plan to correct the problem. … Do: Carry out the plan (preferably as a pilot project to avoid major investments of time or money in … In other words, the standard of care for a condition may well be defined in terms of the standard expected