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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Hospital patients--Care"”.

  1. Implementation of a care bundle model for pressure injury prevention, a DNP project

    Background: A small suburban hospital in the southern United States has seen an increase in hospital-acquired pressure injuries over the past two fiscal years. Care bundles are evidence-based interventions used in healthcare to standardize preventative measures and improve patient outcomes. The …

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  2. Standardized post-anesthesia handoff to improve interdepartmental communication

    … patient's safety is the priority of every healthcare provider throughout the patient's admission. Throughout any given day, multiple nurses, physicians, and technicians will care for a patient, and this requires the necessary transfers of care that include the exchange of pertinent patient …

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  3. Conceptualisation, development and implementation of the Medical Emergency Team (MET) as a system of management to improve outcomes for seriously ill patients

    … of the MET system was related to the inadequate care given to the seriously ill in acute hospitals. This thesis contains background research on some of the reasons why a MET system may be useful, including the limited skills and knowledge of medical training and the sort of acute problems …

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  4. Improving behavioral health access and engagement in post-stroke depression support among adult stroke survivors

    … reduced quality of life, increased healthcare utilization, and elevated suicide risk. At Trinity Health in Muskegon, MI, routine inpatient assessment utilized the Columbia-Suicide Severity Rating Scale (C-SSRS), which captures suicidality but does not assess a broader range of depressive …

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