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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Timely Discharge"”.
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Managing Postoperative Pain for Timely Discharge of Total Hip Replacement Patients
… comfort for total hip replacement patients so timely hospital discharge (i.e., within 2 days) can be achieved. The preceptor site for this project is a hospital located in northern California. This institution is certified excellent in bariatric and orthopedic surgery. The Bariatric-Orthopedic …
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"All Set toGo Home":Improving Discharge Planning for Patient's SAfe and Timely Discharge
… project focuses on the improvement of the discharge planning for patient’s safe and timely discharge in the medical oncology and telemetry unit at the county hospital. The facility has 54-bed capacity with an average daily census of 35 to 40 specializing in cancer, end-stage diseases, …
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Timely patient discharge from a large acute care hospital: sharing accountability
At Burnaby Hospital (BUH), delay in discharge of patients has widespread impacts on quality, safety, satisfaction, and outcomes. The call for increased accountability for timely discharge at BUH presented the opportunity to review the current model of accountability and to determine if a different …
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Discharge by 11:00 AM and the Effects on Throughput
… Nurse Leader project aims to improve the discharge process to increase the percentage of patients discharged before 11:00 AM on the Progressive Care Unit (PCU). One evidence-based approach to help alleviate capacity constraints in the hospital is to create an effective and timely discharge …
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Exploring acceptability and feasibility of a wearable device to facilitate home phototherapy treatment for newborn jaundice in rural Scotland: an interpretive description study.
… lowering serum bilirubin levels and facilitating timely discharge from care. Parents perceived postnatal care of newborn infants with jaundice to be paternalistic, which was interpreted by parents as being evidence of healthcare professionals' lack of trust in their parental capabilities. …