RETRAINING FLOOR NURSES
.... DOWNSIZING: APPLYING LEWIN'S FIELD THEORY AS IT APPLIES TO CHANGE This research describes a planned change for the floor nurses in an acute
care hospital in a ....
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A Role for Advanced Nurse Practitioners in Emergency Care Settings
.... research project is to assess the perceptions of health
care professionals involved in the delivery of health
care services in acute
care hospital settings in ....
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Appling the ANA Code of Ethics
.... This writer worked in a medical/surgical ward in an acute
care hospital where a group of three registered nurses refused to provide
care to a male patient who ....
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In-Hospital Patient Care T
.... 78-81). Other ways that in-
hospital physician
care may be assessed include length of stay, return to surgery, and readmission analyses. ....
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In-Hospital Patient Care & Managed Care
Literature Review: In-
Hospital Patient
Care The term, managed
care, refers to physician management. Managed
care plans are based ....
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Analyzing Financial Indicators for Decision Making
.... I. Financial accounting from the Perspective of a Cardiac
Care hospital In accounting practice, a for-profit cardiac
care hospital is little different than any ....
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The Elderly & Community Health Services Programs Ref: Moore (#9108 ...
.... A two group cluster sample was selected from among (1) elderly patients released from general medical wards of an acute
care hospital, and (2) the geriatric ....
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Hospital Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment
.... For these reasons, the authors focused on a targeted group of frail elderly patients discharged from an acute
care hospital. Intervention ....
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Continuum-based Health Care Delivery
.... Does Quality Improvement Implementation Affect
Hospital Quality of
Care?
Hospital Topics, 85(2), 3-12. Garrett, MB (2006, February). ....
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Home Hospice Care
.... The free standing hospice is independent of any acute
care hospital, while the institutional hospice is an independent facility within an acute
care institution ....
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Applying the Life-Cycle Matrix in An Health Care Organization
The matrix technique applied in this research is the Life-Cycle Matrix Model. The hypothetical health
care organization is a critical
care hospital. ....
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Hospital Accreditation Assessment
.... The code of ethical behavior also addresses the relationship between a
hospital and its staff members to other health
care providers, educational institutions ....
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Hospital Case Study
.... Teamwork accommodates changing needs within health
care service delivery. Because the
hospital is experiencing a shortage of RNs, creating teams that ....
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The Physician-Hospital Organization
Alexander, Vaughn and Burns (2000) define the physician-
hospital organization or PHO .... providers developed for the purpose of contracting with managed
care plans ....
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Effects of Hospital Merger on CCU & IMCU
.... Prior to the merger, Dover General
Hospital and Medical Center was a voluntary, nonprofit acute
care hospital serving the residents of Northwestern New Jersey. ....
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A community based non-profit hospital
.... the homeless, undocumented workers, as well as individuals that have slipped through America's health
care safety net and need
hospital intervention but have ....
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End-of-Life Care: and Nurses
.... Nurses were from a convenience sample, and several settings were surveyed, to include acute
care and long-term
care.
Hospital nurses reported more barriers to ....
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Continuity of Care
.... SM 92002). A quality use of medicines program for continuity of
care in therapeutics from
hospital to community. Medical Journal ....
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Hospital Profits
.... that patients still have plenty of choice when it comes to their health
care. .... Melnick, G. and Keeler, E. Market power and
hospital pricing: Are non-profits ....
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Patient Centered Care in Hospitals
.... Traditional task-centered approaches to
hospital care were based on two models. .... Bernd, D. (1992). Patient-focused
care pays
hospital-wide dividends. ....
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Agency Evaluation: Gateways Hospital and Mental Health Center
.... expended and is now centered upon the creation and maintenance of mental health facilities and programs, including an acute
care psychiatric
hospital, to serve ....
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The Australian Health Care System
.... or "private" patients.
Hospital patients are treated by a
hospital nominated doctor and receive free
care. Private patients have ....
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Poor Hand Hygiene in Hospital Settings Poor ha
.... of a rinse-free, alcohol-based gel in well-situated dispensers was an effective means of increasing hand antisepsis rates on two
hospital intensive
care units. ....
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Health Care Reform
.... Increasingly,
hospital reorganization and restructuring, on the one hand, and quality .... to assure the viability of institutional health
care delivery institutions ....
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Long-Term Care and the Elderly
.... It is estimated that 20 percent to 40 percent of acute
care hospital beds are candidates for nursing-facility based subacute programs. ....
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The Hospice Movement
.... are personal and those needs are not often met by the impersonal, highly specialized medical technology and the bureaucracy of the modern acute-
care hospital. ....
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Quality Improvement in Hospital HealthCare
.... In some states, hospitals are required by law to report the
hospital level of quality-of-
care indicators, and the Joint Commission on Accreditation of ....
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Health Care Accounting Health Care Accounting INTRODUCTION The ...
.... The first of these discussions considers existing cost models employed in health
care and
hospital administration, while the second discussion examines the two ....
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MANAGED CARE PROGRAMS
.... done. Capitation, copayments, and deductibles limit the use of services, particularly inpatient
hospital care. Payment incentives ....
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Mid-East Hospital Mngmnt.
.... training and education among current health
care personnel and, as is especially true in countries like Yemen, poor
hospital or health
care facility management ....
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