PPT-Common Acute Pediatric Urgent Issues Encountered in Primary Care Settings

Andrew Hashikawa MD MS FAAP Assistant Professor Childrens Emergency Services University of Michigan Medical School Conflict of Interest No Conflicts of Interest to Report Background Undergraduate. Strategy & Plans. May 2015. System Enablers. Health and Wellbeing System. Self and Informal Care . New Primary Care. Mobile Clinical Service. Urgent Transfer Service. New Secondary Care. GP Practices. for. critical care patients. Mansoor Sange. Darent Valley Hospital, Dartford. South East Coast Clinical Senate . Defining the clinical co-dependencies of acute hospital . services. 10th . September 2014 . Minor Ailment Scheme. 16. th. July 2015. Urgent and Emergency . Care Vision - Gateshead. ‘. ‘Right Care, Right, Time, Right Place – a modern sustainable 24 hour, 7 days a week urgent and emergency care system designed to meet the needs of the people of . Case for Change. Julie Stevens. Commissioning & Delivery manager. Scope. Urgent Care Defined as:. ‘the range of health services available to people who need urgent advice, diagnosis and treatment quickly and unexpectedly for needs that are not considered life threatening’. . . . . Alexander . Kowalski D.O., Alison Mancuso D.O., Rebecca Moore . D.O.. . Rowan . University School of Osteopathic Medicine – Department of Family Medicine – Stratford, NJ. Minnesota Department of Health - OEP. FEMA – George Armstrong. Agenda. Introductions – 15 minutes. Scenario discussion – 40 minutes. Key differences in the care of children – 1h. Introduction to preparedness materials – 45 min. A Lone Zebra in a Herd of Horses Common Findings in Pediatric Primary Care Patricia A Farmer, DNP, APRN-CNP Pediatric Practitioners of Oklahoma Claremore, OK Objectives At the completion of the presentation, (RNPC). July 1, 2018 – June 30, 2022. Registered Nurses in Primary Care (RNPC) . . Karen M. Daley, PhD, RN. Dean, College of Health Professions - Project Director. 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Ellen Pirie. 6. th. July 2021. Thank you to the project teams. The HIN has been privileged to work with and support eight fantastic teams to improve the use and quality of advance and urgent care plans. The passion, determination and resilience shown by project staff to better meet patient’s needs and wishes during a pandemic was impressive and inspiring.. TUMELO MASHATOLA. CHARMAINE MAKALENG. MORATUWA MOSIA. HOW COMMON ARE MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES IN OUR COMMUNITIES?. HOW EDUCATED ARE WE AS PRIMARY/COMMUNITY HEALTH CARE PROFFESSIONALS ABOUT MENTAL HEALTH?. January 24, 2022. What are the access timelines?. OAR 410-141-3515 . (A) . Urgent. behavioral health care for all populations: . Within 24 hours. ;. (B) Outlines a variety of access timelines for priority populations. Tryphaena Doyle . & Dr Rob . White. NHS . Kernow. Clinical Commissioning Group. Urgent care update. Have publicly outlined strategic intent for urgent care services which sits within broader context of developing integrated community services...