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    costs to be able to attract many patients to the hospital for cares (Kroenke…

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    Healing Hospital: A Daring Paradigm Chapman (2004) tells us “A healing hospital is a place characterized by thousands of small and wonderful things. At the center is love.” p.15. This concept is a paradigm shift for many hospital systems today. Patients are dehumanized and referred to as a room number or worse decisions to provide care are based on the patient’s ability to pay. The purpose of this paper is to explore the concepts of a healing hospital including, the necessary components, the…

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    Apollo Hospital Case Study

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    CABINET BETWEEN The Ministry of health and population, represented by Mrs Jacqueline Lydia MIKOLO, Minister of health and population, (hereinafter referred to as “MSP”), on the one hand, And Apollo Hospital Enterprise Limited, a company incorporated under the 1956 companies Act and headquartered in Chennai - Apollo 19, Bishop Gardens RA Puram, Chennai - 600028, represented by Dr. Vineet ARORA, (hereinafter referred to…

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    many are 60 years of age or older. Memorial hospital has been around since mid 1950s not only provide medical care to the community of Springfield but is also a teaching hospital for nurse. Memorial hospital consists of several primary care physicians, nurse practitioners, a couple of general surgeons, and one cardiologist, but no cardiac surgeon. As the aging population of Springfield grows,…

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    Case Study 5: Middleboro Community Hospital Middleboro Community Hospital (MCH) was inaugurated in 1890, which is a nonprofit hospital and providing care for over a hundred years. For a successful organization to prosper, the governing board should support together to discover the strength and weaknesses of its own organization to stay viable. This organization has been in the business for 127 years, so why consider an asset merger or sale to a for-profit corporation? Indeed, there were…

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    Fall Prevention in the Hospital Setting As today’s technology has advanced the older population is increasing. Although this is excellent, it also allows the older population to have more complications in the hospital setting. One of these complications is falling. According to Lippincott procedures and “Patient Engagement in Hospital Fall Prevention” by Chang-Yi Yin and Huey-Ming Tseng, there are many ways to prevent a fall from happening in the hospital setting. According to both articles,…

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    contribution to the topic, very concise and clear however I am not agreed with one of your statements. In my opinion, The institution is accountable for most of the errors occurred at Hospital Nightmare case because even though the Doctor did not maintain a good aseptic technique. It is a responsibility of the Hospital to make sure that their employees follow their policies and procedures so supervision from the Institution should take place before the event befall. In one of the statements…

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    The main point of the Podcast is about reducing the costly, unnecessary hospital readmissions. Costantino, Frey, Hall, & Painter (2013) claim that many hospital readmissions are avoidable and consist of poor care quality and inadequate transition care. To address this problem, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) established The Hospital Readmissions Reduction Program, which fines hospitals with excess 30-day readmissions through a Medicare reimbursement rate cut for higher…

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    discharged from Wyckoff Hospital on 9/1/2016. Client didn’t submit to this worker discharged paper. On 9/2/2016, CM met with the client to complete Bi-Weekly ILP Review and to follow up and hospital discharged. In the meeting client was dressed in red and black shirt set. Client was wearing a summer hat and reading glasses. Client appears to be cooperative and friendly. Client continues to suffer from lymphedema and open wound ulcer; which she was hospitalized at Wyckoff Hospital. Client didn’t…

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    ensure that the information technology plan is going to align with the plans of Newcastle’s Hospital. The formulation will involve the ED affirming that their goals are to provide a higher quality of care. Corresponding the strategic organizational objective of “Getting better every day,” involves the overall improvement and patient safety provided at the hospital. The information system can enable the hospital to manage better patient care, allow for test results, and radiology report to be…

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