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    The Elliot hospitals surgical services microsystem is a unique and complex environment. With a group of clinicians and staff that work together with a shard clinical purpose, to provide care for the surrounding community. The Operating room (OR) is an ever changing microsystem that has many moving part to help it function adequately. In this essay, I will outline many of the important dynamics that comprise the microsystem of the OR, and describe why each element is needed to help service its…

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    Intelligent hospital is going to revolutionize patient care. Modern medicine has been able to eliminate disease and prevent human errors, but intelligence designs can help diagnose disease, and take care of repetitive tasks that may clog of the system. These measures mean more efficiency and reduced costs. Intelligent hospitals provide with beneficial resource such as a switchable privacy glass. An eGlass is a laminate which can be switched from clear to opaque white to provide privacy in the…

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    ` Our chief executive officer of Mercy ascot hospital is passionate about improving the quality of services and I will give you a report on the importance 0f service quality and how we can improve quality of services. SERVICE QUALITY According to WHO” service quality is defined as total quality of services provided to the customers according to their expectations, consistency and assurance”. It consist of various dimension’s like tangibles, reliability assurance, empathy, safety and…

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    Why is going to hospitals are always kind of a bad experience? I do not think going to hospitals frequently is a good idea. Is it good to know we have a problem? All hospitals have the same images: a smell of alcohol, doctors and nurses wearing almost the same uniform, and babies crying. It is a kind of sacrifice to go to hospitals and feel like you are in trouble because of your health condition. Also, although we have to visit doctor’s office constantly, I do not like it. Because of that, I…

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    Introduction A hospital is a place where healthcare and special treatments are provided to patients with the help of trained staffs, advanced equipment and also special facilities. There are certain rules and regulation that not only we, the public, must follow, but also everyone else in the hospital. Failure to abide these rules and regulations can pose harmful threats and sometimes even results in death. It is important to educate and remind the users and staffs about the sources of threats…

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    On February 4th and 5th I had an ICU rotation to 3 South at Moses Cone Memorial Hospital which is a surgical ICU unit. The unit I am usually on is 2900, which is a Cardiac ICU at the same Hospital. Both units being ICU, I wasn’t sure how much a difference there would be between the two. However, there was a big difference between the two ICUs. Of course some things were the same, such as the layout of the unit (the pods, computers, and medication rooms). Whereas there are some patients on the…

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    Recommendation As Hospital Hemas is facing problem due to tight work schedule which eventually make them fall ill, we can recommend that the employers should establish stress management programs regularly so that it can improve the ability of workers to cope with difficult work situations. As employees in hospitality field deal with the lives of peoples, they must be very careful so that they do not perform any negligence in their job. So, stress management programs can teach the workers how to…

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    MID STAFF HOSPITAL SCANDAL: THE ESSENTIAL GUIDE One of the field where the quality cannot be compromised having certain percentage of deficiency is the healthcare sector. Even a .01% of defective in this field can be risky and the cause may also be loss of life. But mid staff scandal was so shocking for me since the poor quality has led to a very high mortality rate. This article brings out to light the poor quality of Stafford hospital, a small district general hospital in Staffordshire. It is…

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    Sunnylake Hospital was a public center for helping people to cure their illness. Paul Layman, the CEO of the Sunnylake Hospital had joined the organization five years back with a vision of applying advanced technology to the communal center to form it into a hospital which is wanted after by the people. Paul applied electronic medical records (EMR) which substituted the customary method of prescribing and examining patient’s records through papers by changing them into digital data. One day an…

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    Hospital readmission, a growing health care concern, causes a major toll in health care cost and Medicare spending for unplanned hospitalizations. With a variety of inclinations that account for the increasing cases of the elderly population at risk for hospital readmission, measures such as follow – up care, transitional care, and multidisciplinary interventions are implemented to reduce the risk of readmission among the elderly population. Readmission, a return to the hospital after discharge…

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