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    physician assistant details the physical assessment of the patient. The transplant surgeon leads the discussion by asking the team to give their concerns to the team on how the patient is or is not progressing. The social worker will discuss the needs of care providers at home and whether the patient can afford medications. The dietician reviews how the patient is tolerating the current diet or whether the tube feeds are at goal. They will also make recommendations regarding insulin…

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    Advantages Of Telenursing

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    enhance patient care at a distance. Telehealth nursing is the delivery, management, and coordination of care and, services provided via telecommunications technology within the nursing scope. Telenursing involves the use of electromagnetic channels for example wire, radio, and optical so they are able to transmit voice data and video communication signals. The use of telehealth is used in many aspects of the nursing culture. From homehealth nursing, nursing homes, ambulatory care centers,…

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    monitoring is a homecare telehealth, is one type of ambulatory healthcare that permit and allow all patient to use his mobile medical device to perform and observe a routine test, examine and send the result of the test data to a healthcare professional in real-time. The most befit of using the RPM are • Improving the health outcomes to patients and decreeing the hospitalizations and hospital readmissions. • Provide the health care service needed by patients to remote locations or to…

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    pathogen infection issues in the medical fields. According to Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) report that “At any given time, about one in every 25 hospitalized patients has a healthcare-associated infection while over 1 million Health Care-Associated Infections (HAIs) occur across in the United States healthcare system every year (2016).” Over the last decade, the issue in the United States of nosocomial infections is the most critical complications affecting hospitalized…

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    Medical Records Arguments

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    medical records will improve the quality of care they will receive. According to Office of the National Coordinator of Health Information Technology, “the 2013 National Ambulatory Medical Care Physician Workflow Survey found that three times the number of physicians saw that their EHRs helped them avoid a medication error” (Exscribe, 2014). Giving patients access to their medical records electronically, the provider will be able to provide patient care that will be more centered…

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    important people in society, included are the nurses. Through the provision of healthcare, nurses promote the physical, mental, and psychological well-being of people. It is better known as holistic care. Holistic care nursing is taking care of an individual as a whole. With the aim of improving the health care system, The Institute of Medicine (IOM) recommends that nurses achieve higher levels of education regarding their practice. By 2020, nurses are expected to have a higher degree in…

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    Sharing patient charts and medical information with other health care providers is also made substantially easier with an EMR system. While EMR interoperation is a long term goal and one not realized yet, it is possible to select patient information, including lab results and other diagnostic information, and share that with other providers, substantially increasing the quality of patient care. Today hospitals are adopting, implementing, upgrading, or demonstrating the Meaningful Use of…

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    INTRODUCTION Multi-disciplinary care team is referred to as the coming together of different professions of different disciplines, to work together under one umbrella in order to offer comprehensive care to the patients and meet the patient’s need possible. www.health.nsw.gov.au Mosser Gordon, Begun James W. (2013:5) states that health care teams do not work as individuals but have shared common set of goals and aims. O’Brien RN Jodi (2013) states that A multi-disciplinary healthcare team…

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    Tawam Hospital Case Study

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    Hopkins Medicine International and provides comprehensive tertiary care for patients in Abu Dhabi’s Eastern Region. Tawam Hospital includes many departments ambulatory and dental services, also, the hospital provides a wide spectrum of services including Emergency, Critical Care, Medical, Surgical, Oncology, Maternal and Child Health services. The Department of Oncology at Tawam Hospital has been the major provider of cancer care in the UAE for more than three decades. It is the only clinical…

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    Medical Goher System

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    functionality that supports the ability to enter medical orders into a computer system that is located within an inpatient or ambulatory setting (Dixon, 2014).…

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