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    Safe Patient Ratios Campaign Analysis

    business. The healthcare that was once concerned with quality of patient care, is now concerned with the quantity of dollars received. John Kariben (2017), the executive director of the Michigan Nurses Association, explains that administrators of hospitals are balancing budgets without much thought of what’s going on at the bedside. As a result of this nurses and patients are suffering. Kariben (2017) goes on to describe some of the profit driven cuts, one of the major cuts being nurse staffing. Poor

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    Nursing Home Health Assessment Paper

    I performed my health assessment at Bethany Nursing Home. The health assessment took place in an apartment inside of the nursing home. I wasn’t up on the floors where the residents need help with daily chores and tasks. The apartment was on the first floor where the people that reside in them are independent for the most part. The apartments are very nice and spacious and have the helpful tools, such as side rails to help them not fall. It is nice that they get to decorate their own apartments.

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    Case 65-Year Old Loretta Macheron

    According the CBS News article titled Hospital medication error kills patient in Oregon (2014) a patient died as the result of the wrong medication been given at the St. Charles Health System Hospital in Bend, Oregon. The patient was 65-year-old Loretta Macpherson, who was supposed to receive an anti-seizure medication fosphenytoin. Though she received instead a paralyzing agent, rocuronium, used routinely in surgery that caused her to go into cardiac arrest and suffer brain damage. She was put on

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    Jackson County Hospital Case Study

    utilization of the open-heart surgery by the 12th quarter in a 12-month period should be at least 50% which means Jackson County Hospital needs at least 200 procedures Harris, D. (n.d.). Instead, Jackson County Hospital projected a capacity utilization of 195 procedures which does not meet the 50% requirement Harris, D. (n.d.). This means that Jackson County Hospital needs to project at least 50 procedures in the 12th quarter instead of the previously projected 45. The second nonconformity exists

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    Dorothy Mellnick Case Summary

    CM Gilmore completed an UHV at the residence of Dorothy Mellnick to ensure safety and well-being of the children listed on the report. Bmo Dorothy Mellnick’s niece Lauren greeted CM at the door, and stated that bmo was not at home. She contacted Bmo via phone, who stated that she would be to the home in 5 minutes. Lauren allowed CM to come in the home. When entering the home CM observed no safety concerns in the home. The home was very clean. There were no dishes in the sink, no clutter on the floor

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    Emtala Case Paper

    this scenario the Hospital personnel had fulfilled their obligation of stabilizing the patient and the patient remained in the hospital for a whole day. The patent at this point is now in an ‘in-patient’ status. No further EMTALA obligations should exist for the hospital if an identified emergency medical condition has been stabilized or if the patient in question is considered

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    Harlem Hospital Case Study

    After review of the clinical information provided by Harlem Hospital, the Medical Director has denied your admission to Harlem Hospital. It was determined that the clinical information did not justify an inpatient stay. Acute inpatient hospitalization was not medically necessary. You are a 55 year old woman with past medical history of hypertension, coronary artery disease, systolic congestive heart failure with ejection fraction (test of heart function) 22% in Dec 2014, Atrial fibrillation on Coumadin

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    Mr. O Brien's Predisposing Risk Essay

    factors for a fall. There are many risk factors that increase the likelihood of a fall that nurses should be aware of to take precaution. Every patient in the hospital are at risk for falls if they have a IV pole, or medications such as pain medication can make you fall. However, there are patients who are at a higher risk of falls in the hospital including if the patient has to ambulate with an assistive device, frequent toileting, and if the patient has had a history of falling (Ganz, 2013). Mr. O’Brien

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    John Hopkins Observation Report

    ended. I wanted to be in this environment, and operate these fantastic technologies, but would soon have the experience of them operating on me. At midnight the next week, a persistent pain forms in my abdomen. By sunrise, I had checked into the hospital and was immediately assigned a bed and saturated with painkillers. While the doctors began their preliminary examinations, questioning about diet and taking fluid samples, I was engrossed in the process, observing them as they used a combination

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    Plastic Surgeon Research Paper

    score high on your Medical College Admission Test. After earning one of these two degrees, you are required to spend 5-6 years of residency training, which will focus only on general and plastic surgery. These surgeries will usually be performed in a hospital and you are required to pay for your position. Generally, the first 3 years focus on general surgery and the last 2-3 years focus on plastic surgery. All states require you to have a license in order to practice. You must pass the United States

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