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Why Communication is a Central Part of Care Management

Picis

In today’s healthcare sector, efficient patient care is a culmination of state-of-the-art technology, patient expert medical knowledge, and – crucially – effective communication. The Imperative of Clear Communication in Care Supporting Patient Safety Initiatives The perioperative landscape is an environment where every detail counts.

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Ascension Saint Thomas Hospital Improves Performance through Better Medical Record Management

The Society of Thoracic Surgeons

Ascension Saint Thomas Hospital Improves Performance through Better Medical Record Management KCummings Fri, 03/29/2024 - 08:54 Overview In the fast-paced environment of healthcare, hospitals face significant challenges related to medical records. A key obstacle was the time it took to address missing paperwork.

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From Commands to Collaboration: Lessons in Respectful and Effective Workplace Signage

LeanBlog

In the world of continuous improvement and Lean management, clear and respectful communication is crucial.

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5 Reasons Every Operating Room Needs a Camera

BFW Inc.

Healthcare organizations may be deterred from using surgical cameras in the operating room for numerous reasons, including high equipment costs, potential workflow disruption, and patient privacy concerns. Now, this is not to suggest that video replaces the need for verbal communication.

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Human factors and peri-operative care

The Anesthesia Blog

That said, there remains work to be done to properly embrace multidisciplinary collaboration, eliminate ICU delirium and examine our outcome metrics and the support patients and their relatives are provided well beyond discharge from hospital. The associated editorial from Bicket et al. This new pilot RCT from Chuan et al.

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What is a Cardiovascular Perfusionist?

SpecialtyCare

The cardiovascular perfusionist operates a heart-lung machine, which temporarily takes over the role of these vital organs, allowing the surgeon to perform delicate operations on a non-beating heart. Hospitals and surgical centers rely on perfusionists to support their cardiac surgery teams.

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Improving OR Utilization and Solving the Call Conundrum

Sullivan Healthcare Consulting

This creates a problem for both hospitals and surgeons. For hospitals, this reluctance to take call represents a problem because it makes recruitment more difficult, and after surgeons are recruited, they may be dissatisfied. During recruitment, surgeons represent an increase in patient volume and revenue for the hospital.