PPT-Continuity of Care and Patient Handoffs / Ohio DNR Comfort Care Revisions

Carol A Cunningham MD FAAEM FAEMS State Medical Director Ohio Department of Public Safety Division of EMS Transition of Patient Care Impediments Electronic patient care reports may not be available to the receiving facility until after. By: Ashley Harris . Katharine Kolcaba . The Art of Comfort Care . “Nursing . art is defined and a template is presented for practicing one type . of nursing . art called comfort care. Propositions for comfort care are . theory of comfort. Nathan T. Griswold . NURS 451. Purpose and Objectives. Purpose. T. o . reflect how . Kolcaba’s. Theory of Comfort can be used to create an interdisciplinary care approach for end-of-life and palliative care. Glenn D. Focht. M.D.. Patient Safety and Operations Consultant, IM. imgldafo@gmail.com . . . Agenda. Why are effective patient handoffs so important?. What barriers exist to safe handoffs in your program or practice?. Helpful Information for Internal Medicine Residents. Lisa Marr, MD. Objectives. Define Palliative Care, Hospice and Comfort-only Care. Palliative Care at UNM. When to consult Palliative Care. Surrogate Decision Makers. within Primary Care. Disposition.  . 16.30 Introduction - Continuity in primary care - background and evidence   (. C.Björkelund. ). 16.45 Enhancing continuity in future primary care in Europe – impact on multi-morbidity, goal- oriented care and equity (. General Pediatrics . Nightfloat. Curriculum. November 2010. Objectives. Background. A case for change. Recognize effective vs. ineffective handovers. Components of an effective handover. Practice. http://www.slideshare.net/MergeLab/hospital-handoffs-for-intern-orientation?from=share_email. Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine. Deborah A. Sesok-Pizzini, M.D., M.B.A.. Carolyn Cambor, M.D. . The Goal. Safe and Effective Sign-out. Objectives. Describe Development and Standardization of Policies for Handoffs and Transitions. Bradley F. Marple, MD. Professor and Vice-Chair Otolaryngology. Associate Dean Graduate Medical Ed. Designated Institutional Official. University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center. ACGME . Highlights Its Standards on Resident Duty Hours - May 2001 . Allison Kathleen Peters. University of Central Florida. Background. Comfort Theory Model Designed by Katherine Kolcaba. Looks at the whole person with emphasis on the manipulation of the environment such as sound, temperature, furniture . Across . Units . Dr. Ayse Gurses & Dr. . Mahiyar. . Nasarwanji. Armstrong Institute for Patient Safety and Quality. Objective. To highlight the importance of smooth care transitions and handoffs. Patient Comfort Dana Coleman & Bekah McDonald 4.27.2015 Reasoning: Over and over we have heard that the inevitable length of a clinic visit, or the lengthy lockdown of a stay at the hospital is difficult due to a level of discomfort in the patient and/or their families; mainly due to boredom; “nothing to fill the time while inside”. Family Care ICU Bereavement Cart project Combating Post-Intensive Care Syndrome for families when a loved one dies Objectives 2 Define a “Good Death” Define and discuss possible causes for Post Intensive Care Syndrome. Judith Reidt-ParkerMary Jane ChainskiTHEOUNCEORG 2 BUILDING BIRTH--FIVE SYSTEMS OF CONTINUITY OF CARE THE CASE FOR CONTINUITY OF CARE Continuity of careis a term used to describe programming and poli Endorsed by . Kent and Medway COVID-19 Response Group . August. 2020 – updated Dec 2020. Joining in!. Keep mute on unless asking question. Please remember to anonymize when quoting examples/experiences..