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Early Beginnings


How was the Environment?


What did people think diseases were caused by?


What was used as medicine?

No electricity, few tools and poor shelter


Illness was caused by supernatural powers


Trephining, herbs and plants as medicine

1.Who was the first to keep medical records?


2.Who used acupuncture?

1.Egyptians


2.Chinese

Greeks were the first to what?

Study disease instead of spiritual medicine


Learned that disease was cause by lack of sanitation

What did the Romans develop?


What did they build?

Developers of sanitation system and organize medical care


Beginning of hospitals

Dr Hippocrates


What was is known as?


What did he do?

Aka father medicine


Wrote Oath of Hippocrates


Discovered that illness was not caused by supernatural powers

Gerhard Do Magic

Discovered Sulfonamide it kills bacteria

Sir Alexander Flaming

Found that penicillin killed Life threatening bacteria

Albert Sabin

Used Polio Vaccine

Christian Bernard

Performed the first heart transplant

Ben Carson

Separated Siamese twins


Did brain surgeries to stop seizures

What is health care worker?

Well trained professional


Professional appearance N behavior


Confidentiality of patient info

What is Medical records and why so we have it?

Large amount of patients info and it’s created when a patient receives care.


1. Help Dr reach diagnostics, 2.develop list of all problems 3. Record Observations


4.info about treatment and past care


5. Responses and reactions to care

Plan of care includes what?

Patients problems


Outcomes and goals


Intervention or steps to achieve goals

Progress notes their are 2 types


What are they?

SOAP AND PIE

Soapie what does each letter stand for?

S subjective-what patient says


O objective-what you observe


A assessment-your conclusion


P plan-what will you do about the problem


I intervention-what you did about problem


E Evaluation-patients reaction

Pie what does each letter mean?

P problem


I intervention


E evaluation

Different measurements systems?


Their are two types what do they use?

Household system: drops, teaspoon, tablespoon, ounce, cups N LBS


Metric System: meter, liter, and Gram

Types of Health care providers

General Hospitals- short time stay


Specially hospitals- provide long term care for ppl with chronic conditions


Convalescent Care- Geriatric cafe N long term


Nurse home- constant care


Extended care-parents with long term problems suck as Alzheimer’s


Ambulance care- immediate care for different illness


Physician and Dental facilities- diagnosis of illness


Rehabilitation Centers- outpatient care physical and occupational therapy


Industrial health care-located in companies


School health services-in educational institutions


Health maintenance organizations-stress preventive health care to avoid hospitals


Home health care-care I’m home


Senior day care- care for old ppl when family is away


World health Organization-concerned with world health problems


Hospice-end of life care

What does manage care do for you?

Provide care at a reasonable cost.

Health


Meaning

State of complete physical, mental, and social well being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.

Holistic


Meaning

Well being of a whole person (mental, physical,and spiritual)

3 types of Fitness

Physical- keeps us alert and energize. Is achieved by exercise and good nutrition.


Mental- allows us to interact with other and feel balanced. Stress is when you have to much to handle.


Spiritual-allows us to experience the meaning and purpose of life.

What are the two Types of human needs?

Psychological Needs


Physiological Needs

Culture and behavior


What to do if patient has different culture?

Understand patients culture and communicate efficiently.


Prejudice-to decide before knowing all the facts.


Don’t be prejudice. Evaluate all information about them n their culture.

Folk medicine


What is it?

A collection of traditional beliefs and customs for treating pain or illness.


Learn common practices in patients culture

Patients bill of right


What is its intentions?

Intended to improve the quality of health care by protecting the patient and involving him/her in own care.

Confidentiality


What is it?

Health care workers are obligated to keep all patients information confidential.

Hippa


What does each letter mean


What does it help with?

Health insurance portability and accountability Acts


Protects patients medical records

Advance directives


What do they help with and what are the 3?

Help ensure the right to accept and refuse medical care. Written forms on how they want to be treated.


Living wills


Durable power of Attorney


Patient self determination Act

Malpractice


What is it know as?

“Bad practice”


Care that leads to bad practice or neglect.


Such medical errors


Inaccurate diagnose etc...

Ensuring Legal compliance


Ombudsman

Ombudsman- nurses, social workers or volunteers who make certain that the patient is not abused and that the persons right are secured.

Responsibility of Employee

Be Well groomed


Communicate effectively


Good attitude


Team work


Be dependable follow rules


Be honest

Ethical behavior

Know your limitations


Be sincere


Be a good citizen


Be accountable, informed, and loyal.


Respect privacy

Career focus

Interest-what you like to do


Values-importance of things you put on in your life


Abilities-something you do well

Career tools

Portfolio- used to collection that shows knowledge, abilities,skills and insight you know.

5 Career cluster


What are they

Therapeutic Services


Diagnostic Services


Health Informatics


Support Services


Biotechnology research and development

Therapeutic Services

Observe patient, instruments use and environment. Report results and assist the treatment team.


Examples needs to know


Respiratory therapy workers


Pharmacy workers


Physical therapy worker


Dental worker


Emergency medical service


All types of Nurses


Vet

Diagnostic Service

Ppl who diagnose illness. Plan service and perform test.

MRI tech


X ray tech


Ultra sound tech


Nuclear

Informative Services

Have training in computer programming. Analyze, extract and documents info using computers


Examples


Medical records


Unit secretary


Admitting department

Environmental services

Provide therapeutic environment for the delivery of care. Repair and maintain medical equipment


Examples


Hospital cleaners


Food service


Central processing workers

Biotechnology research and development services

Epidemiologists


Biomedical engineers


Biomedical equipment tech


Research scientist


Medical specialist

Team concept

Team members are part of interdisciplinary team.


Delegation/assignment


1 right task


2 right circumstances


3 right person


4 right direction


5 right supervision


Interview guidelines

Be well groomed


Dress proper


Be on time


Great with name n shake hand


Stand until ask to sit


Eye contact


Thank interviewer and leave

Document/portfolio

Letter of intro


Resume


Application for employment


Letter of Recommendation


Supervised practical evaluation


Any reports submitted for a grade


Work samples

Leadership

A leader unites people and works as a team.


Leader: assist, Encourage, Monitor and Evaluate.

Types of health care team


5 of them

AD HOC


Normal Care


Unidisciplinary


Multidisciplinary


Interdisciplinary

Team Goals

Goals can be prioritized


Long term goals are more important


Short term may take longer time


Goal are aims and purposes


It can be about professional needs, patient needs, team, exchange info, or evaluate outcomes

Types of Leader


3 types

Democratic


Autocratic


Laissez-faire

Team communication

Regular meetings to discuss patient or discuss about the team itself


Communicate with other groups


Have a clear and effective record system

Conflict resolution

Conflict between team


Occurs because of personality clashes and reluctant member


Must be willing to disagree and approach conflict

Groupthink


What is the meaning and how to avoid it?

Pressure to agree with decision


Prevent by creating a environment where anyone can voice opinions.

Barriers on Communication

Labeling


Sensory impairment(sensory)


Talking fast


Cognitive impairment(brain)

Types of communication


3 of them

Assertive


Nonverbal


Verbal

Subjective vs Objective

Subjective is based on personal opinions and feelings to make decision


Objective is just based on the facts to make a decision.

Document Style


How is it set up?

Date


Military time


Description of care, complaints and problems. All written as sentences


Signature