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Showing 1 to 20 of 21 for “"Rehospitalization"”.
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Family Involvement, Clinician Beliefs and Child Psychiatric Rehospitalization
Psychiatric rehospitalization is estimated to fall between 30% and 50% among children and adolescents and is said to be the result of complex relationships between clinical and non-clinical child, family and service system factors. Psychiatric rehospitalization has been noted as an unfavorable …
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Five year rehospitalization outcomes in a cohort of acute ischemic stroke patients: medicare linkage study.
Background To track mortality and rehospitalizations over 5 years post-stroke in a stroke cohort and compare long-term risks of major complications to a matched non-stroke cohort. Methods A cohort design with a matched non-stroke comparison cohort was used. The stroke cohort (SC) was a validated …
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Medication Adherence, Rates of Rehospitalization, and Depot Medications In Forensic Patients With A Diagnosis of Schizophrenia
… with forensic patients may affect relapse and rehospitalization rates as compared to patients who are not on them.</p> <p>There are risks and benefits for prescribing either one of the two available conventional depot antipsychotic preparations or the atypical agent. Guidelines are presented …
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Closing the "Revolving Door": Identifying Predictors of Time to Rehospitalization in a Sample of Psychiatric Inpatient Youth
… Although lengths of stay have declined, rehospitalization rates have risen, calling into question the effectiveness of inpatient treatment and the extent to which inpatient and post-discharge, community-based services are working together to promote community tenure for youth. The present …
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Dual diagnosed clients and rate of relapse
… this has an impact on the rate of relapse or rehospitalization. The sample for the study consisted of 46 clients with an Axis I diagnosis of schizophrenia or a chronic mood disorder according to the DSM IV criteria along with poly substance abuse. The age of the clients ranged from 19- 59 with …
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Thirty-Day Readmissions after Early versus Delayed Discharge after Uncomplicated Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement: Insights from the Nationwide Readmissions Database
… This study sought to examine the rate of rehospitalization after early vs. late discharge following uncomplicated TAVR in an unselected population, to explore the variability in early discharge across sites, and to investigate factors associated with failure of early discharge. Using the …
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Dynamic In-patient Therapy: A Team Approach
… a significantly low percentage of relapse and rehospitalization, and demonstrates that even such relapses can be turned to therapeutic benefit.</p>
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Inpatient Rehabilitation Outcomes for Patients with Debility
… weight loss, and fluid/electrolyte disorders. Rehospitalization rates were 19% at 30 days and 34% at 90 days. Congestive heart failure, renal failure, and chronic pulmonary disease were common causes of hospital readmission and independent risk factors for reshospitalization. Conclusions: …
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Managing Depression: Stories of Patients and Their Families Pursuing Mental Health after Psychiatric Hospitalization
… process as well as the field of knowledge about rehospitalization, relapse prevention, depression, and self-efficacy. Participants described depression associated with loss, feeling helpless, powerless, overwhelmed and suicidal. They increased in their confidence of depression management as their …
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COPD C.A.R.E. Connect: A Systems Trajectory To Reducing COPD Readmissions In A Large National Healthcare Institution
… for 30-day all-cause readmission,14.4% of rehospitalization are due to acute exacerbation and occur within 3 days after discharge. Readmission exposes the patient to risks of medical errors and hospital-acquired infection. An interprofessional care program for COPD patients called “COPD …
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Home Telehealth in Heat Failure Patients
… improve symptom detection and potentially reduce rehospitalization rates. Quantifying program effectiveness through data analysis is a critical step for program improvement, resource allocation, and future strategic planning.</p> <p>Methods: Utilizing the OASIS-C database, a retrospective analysis …
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FNP led Mobile Health Services for the Homeless population
… of care for the homeless population and reduce rehospitalizations and ED visits. This goal was accomplished through the successful implementation of the pilot project. Outcome evaluation demonstrated that the project team was able to prevent rehospitalization in all eight patients that enrolled …
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A comparison of the efficacy of a group versus an individualized "job club" job search training format
… of interview skills, and on job-finding and rehospitalization related outcome measures. The Job Club condition was also predicted to be the most cost-effective. The Standard Treatment group was hypothesized to show the least improvement on the self-report, interview, and outcome measures and …
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In hospital functional assessments in the elderly and their association to post discharge health outcomes
… and post discharge community participation and rehospitalization. Data employed were from a convenience sample of men and women aged 65 years or older admitted to the UTMB Acute Care for Elderly (ACE) during 2007 with a follow up telephone interview at 3 months post discharge. Physical Function …
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Older persons' experiences of hospital patient education and self-management of their chronic diseases once discharged home
… result in poor self-management and subsequent rehospitalization. Without strengthening the hospital discharge instruction process, self-management of illness in the elderly patient population will continue to be a major challenge.
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Home-Based Rehabilitation and its Impact on Hospital Utilization
… and the impact these factors have on the time-to-rehospitalization.
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Outcome prediction and structure discovery in healthcare data
… likelihood of complications that may lead to rehospitalization of discharged patients. Key limitations in computational tools currently used in healthcare or with the potential to greatly benefit the healthcare system can be overcome by methods that allow for soft constraints or promote …
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An Analytics Approach To Reducing Hospital Readmission
… medications. Hence, reducing unnecessary rehospitalization through care transition and systems engineering principles has attracted policymakers and health organizations as a way to simultaneously improve quality of care and reduce costs. </p> <p>In this dissertation we investigated …
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