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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"inpatient admission"”.
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Outcomes of preadolescent children after inpatient psychiatric admission: a scoping review and qualitative study
… disorders are, however, admitted for psychiatric inpatient care. The majority of those are adolescents who present with emerging serious mental health disorders. Very little is known about inpatient admission of preadolescent children (under 13 years) with mental health disorders. A review in 2000 …
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Why is the hidden disability of autism so visible in mental health inpatient services? The autistic view from personal stories.
… to reach mental health crisis and require inpatient admission. All individuals have rights to equity of access to mental health support, autistic people are no different in this regard. Uniquely this study takes a life story approach to gather personal stories of autistic people through …
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A Roadmap for the Journey Home - A Supplemental Tool Guiding Patients from Hospital to Home
… Medicare and Medicaid (CMS) have recognized readmission rates as a public health problem. CMS incentivizes hospitals to reduce readmission rates and reduce payments for hospitals with high readmission rates (Berry et al., 2013). Patient education and discharge planning are associated with …
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Change Processes During Intensive Day Treatment for Anorexia: A Dyadic Interview Analysis of the Views of Adolescents and Parents
… anorexia nervosa offer an alternative to inpatient admission for some cases, but there is only one service of this kind in the UK. Processes of change during treatment for anorexia are currently poorly understood. Aim. Explore how adolescents with anorexia and their parents understood the …
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Utilization of a transitional care team for medication reconciliation in geriatric primary care
… follow-up (FU) appointments following an inpatient admission. Methods: The TOC team at the geriatric primary care clinic was educated about the improved MR intervention tool and data collection process via a PowerPoint presentation. The data was collected via an Excel spreadsheet and …
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Characterization and Comparative Analysis of Adolescents Admitted to Therapeutic Wilderness Programs and More Traditional Treatment Settings
… treatment more); admittance to previous inpatient treatment (TWPs more commonly had a single inpatient admission; RTC more commonly had more than one inpatient admittance); family communication and family adaptability (TWPs family communication and family adaptability rated lower). These …
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Psychiatric Patients’ Perception of Involvement in the Plan of Care
… the care planning while they are admitted to an inpatient psychiatric facility.</p> <p><strong>Aim</strong>: The aim of this qualitative phenomenological research study was to explore patients’ perception of being involved in their plan of care during an inpatient psychiatric hospital stay.</p> …
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A retrospective data analysis in veterans with inflammatory bowel disease: Using Wagner's Chronic Care Model to explore medication adherence
… healthcare utilization measured by ER visits and inpatient admissions; and describe care coordination measured by primary care and GI specialty care use. A secondary study aim was to explore the relationships between those key outcome variables and select demographic/health history …
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A Comparison of Quality of Life in Adult Patients with Heart Failure in Two Medical Settings: A Heart Failure Clinic and a Physician Practice
… at hospital emergency rooms often followed by inpatient admission. Ongoing support (prevention, diagnosis, treatment, intervention, symptom management, and end of life care), education, and intervention over the continuum are important to manage HF. The Modeling Role Modeling theory (Erickson, …
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In-hospital bed occupancy and the emergency department - effects on decisions about the level of care
… to be the most influential. Unavailability of inpatient beds (so-called “access block,” or “hospital crowding”) impairs ED output and is associated with increased waiting times in the ED, especially for patients awaiting hospital admission (“boarding”). Access block has also been suspected to …
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Essays in Health Economics
… with a focus on disparities in outpatient and inpatient services. Methods: Using nationally representative panel data, I apply econometric techniques, including fixed effects and difference-in-differences models, to analyze regional differences in healthcare use and the role of rural–urban …