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    arrive that needed emergency services and ambulance will be called to transport the patient to the nearest emergency department. Physician Care Services specializes in providing services to the public that are convenient. One of their main goals is patient satisfaction,…

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    difficult to organise e.g. I took a shift to aid my colleague attending an expensive course for which they had already paid for but leave was not approved. • When working in Karratha as RMO, I did travel to Roebourne District Hospital (40 minute drive) and Onslow District Hospital (3 hour drive) to meet my shift requirements. • When I was working in Albany I worked extra hours to fulfil my roster requirements so that I could attend the Lightbox Radiology course in…

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    Many hospitals has to make sure they have an effective system to accommodate patient information, and for all clinical staff. Physicians has to be able to locate patient information easily for patient care. Another challenge would be making sure the system does…

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    “Discrepancy rates between preliminary reports of the residents and final reports of the radiologists represent an important performance indicator for the hospital in general, and the radiology department and teaching program specifically.” (Issa, 2015) Many factors come into figure out what the reason is for the discrepancy reports in the first place. According to Issa, G (2015), “Factors such as the training level of the resident…

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    communication, openness and trust. Also, the manager should foster an environment that allows staff to participate in initiatives that are aimed at improving the quality of care given and in turn this will promote a structure that aligned to the hospital vision and…

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    by using analysis, inquiry, and information literacy to address practice issues ("Essentials," 2008, p. 12). This clinical objective was observed being applied in a clinical setting by my preceptor who is the Labor and Delivery manager in Valley Hospital.…

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    design The Technical design included the research design, research setting, subjects, and tool of the study. Research design: Cross sectional research design. Research setting: The study was conducted at postpartum ward of Assiut Women Health Hospital. This ward consists of (7) rooms with a capacity of (70) bed, work in it (12) diploma nurse and (1) baccalaureate nurse…

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    to the Incident Run Log for further details. Chief Farmer stated that Dwayne McLish was in a serious motor vehicle accident with a Bloomfield Police officer this weekend April 1, 2016. McLish’s condition is currently rehabbing at the Mt. Sinai Hospital as of this week April 6, 2016. Commissioner Marzouca-Jaunai wants notification of protocol for the Commissioner to now of incident when a Firefighter is injured immediately. Chief Farmer stated that there is no word on the AFG Grant. Chief…

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    they really are. They showed how important relation by blood really is. All together as a whole, my family always came to the hospital. Every. Single. Day. It felt so great to see all of them after work around five pm everyday, checking up on my family and Gabriel. Their visitations were endless, and it came to the point where the check in desk in front of the hospital had people who recognized whose room number was my brother’s, because our family members always told them the same thing: “We…

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    and other high intensity situations that provoke stressful responses in order to develop functional clinical proficiency are also positive features of a residency program (Yeager, 2010). These charged situations endorse continuity of care by the hospital as a whole as all new staff must participate. Exposing NPs to evidence-based practice, simulation experience, support, and congruent orientation are all factors that positively promote the use of a NP residency program (Yeager, 2010). In this…

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