Explain How The Healthcare Should Be Applied And Serve As The Standard In The Delivery Of Care

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One of our family friend were planning to start a family and after few years later, she was able to conceive. During her last trimester, she started getting some pain and went to the hospital. They told her to go home and that it is normal to have some pain and contraction. Few hours later, she became more concerned because she has not felt the baby kicking and was still in pain. She went back and told the healthcare her concerns. They rushed her in to check her but it was too late to save the baby. This event could have been prevented, if the IOM's (Institute of Medicine) 6 aims of improvement were used.
1. Safe: “Care should be as safe for patients in healthcare facilities as in their homes”.
Problem: She went to the hospital for help and instead they send her home without any help while the baby was in danger.
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2. Effective: “The science and evidence behind healthcare should be applied and serve as the standard in the delivery of care”.
Problem: The healthcare professional did not take the time to evaluate the patient symptoms. Death of a baby and very sad family
Solution: Having a chart to ask all needed questioners that would guide healthcare to know if one is endangered. Quick check up of the heart beat or ultrasound would have been

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