PPT-Patient to Patient

Shared Experiences Michael Mangan Married with 3 children Diagnosed ESRF 1994 started dialysis Kidney transplant 1995 Failed 2000 Back on dialysis 2000 Triple bypass 2002 Kidney Transplant 2002. Based on the 'My 5 moments for Hand Hygiene', URL: http://www.who.int/gpsc/5may/background/5moments/en/index.html © World Health Organization 2009. All rights reserved.. . Session objective. Introduce the concept of micro-organism transmission. Program. Used with permission. [Insert facility name here.]. Learning Objectives. Identify the impact of falls on patients and the organization. Recall federal regulations and accrediting standards for falls prevention. Yvonne Pumphrey, RN, SCNI, CGRN. UMMC Endoscopy Patient and Endoscopy Education Coordinator. Objectives. Review Health Literacy Facts. Discuss Guidelines for Clear Communication. Discuss Endoscopy Patient Education. Finding the heart of transformed healthcare. “I fear the inevitable day on which I will become a patient. What chills my bones is indignity. It is the loss of influence on what happens to me. It is the image of myself in a hospital gown, homogenized, anonymous, powerless, no longer myself. That’s what scares me: to be made helpless before my time.” . Restraints. Who Can be Restrained?. Restraints are . only used . if necessary . to ensure . the immediate physical safety. of the patient, staff members, or others . Example- . . a patient who is pulling at or compromising important tubes, lines, or other treatments. Linda Shin, MPH. Clinical Safety & Effectiveness. Team Members. Sponsor: Randy Urban, MD. Astrud Leyva, MD. Beverly Mizell, RN. Corrin Le Vasseur, MPA. Deven Barriault, RN. Jennifer Zirkle, RN. Linda Shin, MPH. Identify the best ways to prevent healthcare-associated infections (HAI).. Understand why the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends using alcohol-based handrubs (ABHRs) over soap and water hand washing for routine hand decontamination.. NURS 347. Towson University. Nervous System. Central Nervous System (. CNS. ). Peripheral Nervous System (PNS). Brain. Spinal Cord. 12 pair of . cranial nerves. 31 pair of . spinal nerves. Nerve branches. BY Dr . Simbo. Davidson. WHAT IS PATIENT-CENTERED CARE? AND HOW MAY WE ACHIEVE IT?. What participants will learn. Core elements of patient centered care. Facilitators and Barriers to patient centered care. Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment and the Patient-Centered Clinical Method. Objectives. Describe the effectiveness of CGA. Select and use an assessment tool. Describe interventions to address functional impairment. 32 years of age. Recently had a minor road traffic accident. It was found that the accident was due to a loss of vision from 20/20 vision to a reduction of 12% in right eye and 10% in left eye. From 29 years of age patient has put on a lot of weight, even changing eating habits has not managed to shift any of the gained pounds. A disproportionate stature has been noticed. A diamond ring received as a present doesn’t fit anymore. Patient has been suffering from obstructive sleep . Patient Lookup Window Lesson Objectives In this lesson you will learn: How to conduct a thorough Patient lookup The differences between selecting Patient Lookup in Scheduling & Registration The established CHS Patient Search Criteria ACHA May 2018. Joseph Campos II, Ph.D.. University of Hawaii at . Manoa. PCMH. The services provided by an . accreditable. Medical Home are patient-centered, physician- or nurse practitioner-directed, comprehensive, accessible, continuous, and organized to meet the needs of the individual patients served. . How To Build Them. Patient lists are built using various search terms…which we will show. It requires information to be in the patient’s PHR. Due to variability within the PHR, it is possible to miss patients that should be in your list.