Finance Cases 
1. Breakeven point in
patient days for year ended 30 June 19x9 assuming that 20 extra beds are not rented: Breakeven = Fixed Costs /
Patient Day Contribution ....
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Patient Profiles
....
Patient recalled numerous tick bites 10
days prior to onset of symptoms Signs/symptoms: temperature 39.7oC, pulse 110 beats/min, respiration rate 28 breaths/min ....
(3231
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In-Hospital Patient Care T
.... 1) lower readmission rates; (2) fewer hospitalized patients; (3) an increased average length of stay; and (4) a lower mean number of hospital
days per
patient. ....
(2714
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In-Hospital Patient Care & Managed Care
.... 1) lower readmission rates; (2) fewer hospitalized patients; (3) an increased average length of stay; and (4) a lower mean number of hospital
days per
patient. ....
(2723
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Preadmission Testing of Surgical Outpatients
.... combination of preadmission testing and outpatient surgery, when compared to hospital based surgery, amount to hundreds of millions of
patient days annually in ....
(3002
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HEC's Hospital Equipment Strategy
.... competitors. However, in the 1990s, costs of hospitalization became a critical factor, and
patient-
days were reduced. Therefore, the ....
(896
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Strategic planning in hospitals
.... variable: Yes, the hospital is part of such a Size may be measured in various ways such as revenue, number of employees, number of
patient days, or number of ....
(4875
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Hospital Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment
.... Intervention consisted of a predischarge assessment and a postdischarge component that was completed at the
patient's home within one to three
days of discharge ....
(1614
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Economic Analysis of DRG System
.... and a
patient's length-of-stay is 15
days, the hospital is responsible for the additional costs associated with the additional five
days the
patient spent in ....
(2424
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DRG SYSTEM AND LENGTH-OF-STAY
.... and a
patient's length-of-stay is 15
days, the hospital is responsible for the additional costs associated with the additional five
days the
patient spent in ....
(2354
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Quality Assurance at Cedars Sinai Medical Center
.... For each low-risk
patient, the hypothetical number of acute-care hospital bed-
days saved was defined as the number of actual acute-care hospital bed-
days less ....
(1464
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Heart Tests
.... progress. The technetium scan does not pose any risk to the
patient, and the isotope is gone from the body within a few
days. The ....
(1416
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The cardiac stress test
.... progress. The technetium scan does not pose any risk to the
patient, and the isotope is gone from the body within a few
days. The ....
(1416
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RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT
.... McLean inpatient units (224 beds) delivered 36,150 bed
days of care and the CRTP delivered 23,198
patient bed
days, which was about 64 percent of the hospital ....
(2981
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Nursing Practitioner Questions
.... bacterial exacerbation of chronic bronchitis caused by H. influenzae in a
patient 34 years old: Rx 500mg every 12 hours for 7
days (extended-release tablets). ....
(688
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PERSONALIZED NUTRITION AND EXERCISE PLAN
.... the time done should also be included as well as the number of
days in which .... that may arise and make it difficult for a high blood pressure
patient to continue ....
(1442
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Transplantation and Liver Disease
.... severely ill
patient; hospitalized in an ICU - Assumes
patient meets listing .... acute liver failure/disease with estimated survival of <7
days (highest priority ....
(2606
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Transplantation For Paitnets with Liver Disease
.... severely ill
patient; hospitalized in an ICU - Assumes
patient meets listing .... acute liver failure/disease with estimated survival of <7
days (highest priority ....
(2606
10
)
Effects of Hospital Merger on CCU & IMCU
.... Such review often targets care exceeding specified amounts in terms of costs, physician visits, or in-
patient days in a hospital. ....
(9391
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Hospitality Enterprises and Legal Issues
.... refill, and tells the pharmacist at the time of the call that, as the
patient currently has no transport, a few
days will elapse before the
patient comes to ....
(9659
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Pre & Post-C5 Plan & Patient Admission
.... staffing to
patient census. This data was collected by the Admitting office at NCH with a designated group of admitting office employees 24 hours, 7
days a week ....
(1611
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Technology & Patient Care
.... In the old
days, having access to such information might have consumed half a day or more until a physician obtained the
patient's paper chart, got a copy of ....
(2041
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Role of the Pharmacist in Patient Care
.... pharmacist applies advanced technology towards the nobel purposes of improving
patient health and .... Genetics has come a long way since the
days of Gregor Mendel. ....
(1611
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LSD
.... their patients had fewer arrests, more
days of abstinence, and more
days of gainful .... Fifty-eight percent of the
patient who showed a strong reaction to the drug ....
(2634
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Electronic Patient Charting
.... to manual paper charting "After only two or three
days of training .... decided by the healthcare manager before implementing a computerized
patient charting system. ....
(2239
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Burmese Days by George Orwell
In the novel Burmese
Days, George Orwell expresses a view of British imperialism that .... men to pretend that the British empire was an aged female
patient of the ....
(1237
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Patient triage The patient is a 72-year-old Samo
.... The
patient underwent some psycho/social/emotional reactions due to her inability to .... brought under control, she should be able to be discharged in a few
days. ....
(2520
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The Relationship Between Patient Readiness and Cognitive ...
.... Access to initial care and subsequent rehabilitation for the TBI
patient often depends .... TBI remain in the hospital for a minimum of five
days following the ....
(9092
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Patient Compliance with Medications
.... Glover and Furlong (1998) explain that a successful nurse-
patient relationship is .... It seems as though every nurse is precepting someone these
days," remark Limon ....
(2695
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Nurse Practitioner. Patient Services Director An Nurse Practition
.... of the Nurse Practitioner (NP) grew out of a need to increase
patient access to .... In the early
days of the NP, there was differentiation in practice privileges ....
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