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    Chi Square Analysis

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    PRIVATE MULTI-SPECIALITY HOSPITALS – PERCENTAGE ANALYSIS 1. A majority (73.7%) of the patients are highly satisfied towards the location of the hospitals whereas (6.8%) of the patients are highly dissatisfied towards the additional facilities such as dining room, dressing room, ventilation, electric points, water supply, power supply, wash space and rest house etc. 2. A majority (52.3%) of the patients are highly satisfied towards fixing an appointment and token system for consultation of…

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    page 41 Miss Jennifer van der pays is 23 and has downs syndrome. She works at a local supermarket and lives with her parents in the suburb of welmsley. Jennifer recently had a fall and had to attend the accident and emergency department of her local hospital. The receptionist in the department addressed Jennifer as miss Van der pays and used a polite tone when speaking to her. The nurse asked Jennifer to come into a cubical and remove her shoes tights so that the doctor could examine the injury.…

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    practitioners trained to work in the business and clinical parts of a medical office, clinic or hospital.” (“Medical Assistant” 1). At Jackson College, medical assistants must take all required classes. There are many classes you must take to obtain an associate’s degree which teaches them the many skills and job duties of this field.…

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    that way the doctor fulfills their wishes and does not go against them. Such as if a person starts to slowly not breathe anymore and a doctor tries to bring them back when they were a D.N.R, the doctor can get into serious trouble. Also, any other information about the patients’ medical care is important as well. The second thing to review over with the patient is where they will be living. Will they be living in their home or with a family member? If so, will they have all the proper care…

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    patients. Since 1985, Montefiore Medical Center (hospital) has had 1,879 cases before supreme court judges in Bronx County. The majority of the rulings is favorable to Montefiore Medical Center. Of interest, are the number of successful outcomes in favor of the hospital compared to the nature of the claims, which involves medical malpractice and negligence.…

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    implemented in 125 nursing units in 14 hospitals with the human design principles. In the method 6 elements of NKE plus were used; team rounding in last hour before shift change, pre shift patient assignment, unit support for uninterrupted bedside reporting, standardize reporting format (KP SMILE), update patient board. The results showed improved scored in nursing communication. There were also improved score in Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems. In the study the…

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    “nobody is doing anything to make me feel better.” Also knowing that the patient had drug withdrawal symptoms it was Nurse B’s duty to arrange drug and alcohol team to come and review the patient. When patient management was not proper and no proper information was provided to the patient it is breach of duty (Hodgson 2009). A proper diagnosis of reason or a plan to diagnose for facial oedema was not made in Ms Rainbow’s case. Most of the documents were incomplete and the word druggie was seen…

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    patients and how impersonal it can feel when the doctor is focused on their computer or tablet, and not showing any interest of the patient. Another recent example of miscommunication in the doctor’s office was when Thomas Duncan came to a Texas hospital with a fever and other strange symptoms. The doctor who saw him didn’t look at his EHR, which had been recently changed by a nurse to say he had just returned from Liberia. If he had maybe he would have realized that Thomas Duncan was the first…

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    Drug Error Quality

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    sample was chosen randomly and consisted of 50 percent of all the reported errors within the two years. Then, the study was designed with a mixed method research to describe the development of a knowledge base for drug error reporting in an acute hospital, and a human error theory described the analysis of causation. In the qualitative research, the data was from the interview with the doctors, nurses, and pharmacists. They all were asking questions about how to improve the current strategy for…

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    Mississippi’s only comprehensive rehabilitation hospital, featuring programs specifically designed to treat people who have has a stroke, brain injury, or spinal cord injury. They also provide services for people with neurological and orthopedic illnesses and injuries. MRC has, twice, been the only hospital in MS to be names one of America’s Best by U.S. New & World Report as well as, twice, named one of only 16 Traumatic Brain Injury Model Systems in the nation. They have gained worldwide…

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