Sentences with phrase «complex needs of patients»

At Open Adoption & Family Services, we recognize the challenges you face daily as you meet the unique and complex needs of each patient.

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It is becoming easier for healthcare providers to offer solutions that are built around meeting patient needs because of advances in mobile integrated technology, miniaturization of complex machines, and the increasing accessibility of digital data.

Tufts Medical Center and its Floating Hospital for Children established the Office of Community Health Programs in 1992 to respond to the challenges of an increasingly complex health care delivery environment, to meet the changing needs of Tufts Medical Center's diverse patient population and to focus on public health and disease prevention.

Again and again, I read of cases where doctors were insufficiently trained to understand the subtle and complex needs presented by elderly patients.»

Emergency patients over the age of 74 have significantly different and more complex health and social needs than their younger counterparts, even after controlling for illness severity, which has important implications about aging populations and emergency departments of the future.

With accelerating development of personalized cancer treatments matched to a patient's DNA sequencing, proponents say frontline physicians increasingly need help to maneuver through the complex genomic landscape to find the most effective, individualized therapy.

The researchers said that they hope that this systematic review of the literature on the risks and rewards of mammography for patients will help physicians understand the complex data, and will encourage the development and use of tools for customizing the information they share with their patients to meet each patient's individual needs.

«Because of the complex nature of asthma, providers need to approach patients with a guideline - based plan that takes environmental triggers such as allergens, viruses and occupational irritants into consideration as well the strengths and weaknesses of the medication that they are using in order to provide a well - tailored action plan.»

«Pharmacists, doctors and nurses need to make these easy checks not only help patients achieve better outcomes but also reduce demand on the NHS, not to mention taking away the stress and irritation of a complex and difficult process for the patient.

They discuss the implications of their findings for policy and research, including the need for further studies to modify the risks associated with increased BMI and studies helping to support the risk stratification for reimbursement, providing financial incentives for surgeons treating more complex and high - risk patients.

A tool intended to detect signs of autism in high - risk infants can be used to help identify and treat patients with tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC), a genetic disorder, who most need early intervention.

If we validate this study in similar, but larger groups of patients, we can develop a test based for CFS breaks; the results would allow us to place patients in one of two categories: those whose tumors do not have CFS breaks and who would likely do well with local treatment alone (e.g. radiotherapy or surgery); and, those patients whose tumors do have CFS breaks and would need a more complex treatment protocol, in addition to RT or surgery, to combat distant spread.»

«With Medicare ACOs, the majority of the savings is concentrated on patients with complex medical needs, indicating that coordinated care is likely a factor in being able to more efficiently treat chronic illness,» Colla says.

In a commentary published alongside the study, Tara Palmore, MD, notes the need for additional research on the topic: «Hospitals tend to have large, complex waterworks with low - flow areas that produce stagnation and biofilm formation; hot and cold water temperatures that are not well regulated may be ideal for bacterial growth... the work of Cristina et al. is valuable in quantifying the frequency, magnitude, and location of the potential hazard to patients from hospital water in their facilities.

«We need to educate patients, families and the public about what we can realistically offer in terms of functional outcome and quality of life for those patients with complex critical illness and who may come to the ICU in a debilitated state or may be older.

This new approach offers a safer alternative to metal complexes, such as gadolinium that are commonly used to enhance MRI images but can have side effects in kidney patients and may build - up in the tissues of individuals needing multiple MRIs.

While high - risk Medicaid patients represent a small percentage of Partners» total patient population, their complex needs consume a full fifth of total healthcare spending.

In the Comer Emergency Department, pediatricians, pediatric surgeons, nurses, social workers and other professionals will treat the most complex cases — not only those with traumatic injuries but also patients with all types of severe illnesses who need emergency specialty care, including patients with congenital heart disease, cystic fibrosis, cancer and neurological disorders.

He has clinical and research interests in reconstructive microsurgery, and the care of patients with burn injuries, difficult wounds, or complex reconstructive needs.

Our surgeons have extensive experience in minimally invasive techniques specifically for pediatric patients, and we have a long, well - established track record for forging novel solutions when existing tools or techniques do not adequately address the special surgical needs of children with complex conditions.

1935 Effects of the high carbohydrate - low calorie diet upon carbohydrate tolerance in diabetes mellitus 1955 Low - fat diet and therapeutic doses of insulin in diabetes mellitus 1958 Effect of rice diet on diabetes mellitus associated with vascular disease 1976 Beneficial effects of a high carbohydrate, high fiber diet on hyperglycemic diabetic men 1977 Effect of carbohydrate restriction and high carbohydrates diets on men with chemical diabetes 1979 High - carbohydrate, high - fiber diets for insulin - treated men with diabetes mellitus 1981 High carbohydrate high in fibre diet in diabetes 1982 Response of non-insulin-dependent diabetic patients to an intensive program of diet and exercise 1983 Long - term use of a high - complex - carbohydrate, high - fiber, low - fat diet and exercise in the treatment of NIDDM patients 1994 Diet and exercise in the treatment of NIDDM: the need for early emphasis 1999 Toward improved management of NIDDM: A randomized, controlled, pilot intervention using a lowfat, vegetarian diet 2005 The effects of a low - fat, plant - based dietary intervention on body weight, metabolism, and insulin sensitivity 2006 A low - fat vegan diet improves glycemic control and cardiovascular risk factors in a randomized clinical trial in individuals with type 2 diabetes 2006 Effect of short ‐ term Pritikin diet therapy on the metabolic syndrome 2009 A low - fat vegan diet and a conventional diabetes diet in the treatment of type 2 diabetes: a randomized, controlled, 74 - wk clinical trial

She is a fellow of the Medical Academy of Pediatric Special Needs and offers patients comprehensive care for Autism, ADHD, Cerebral Palsy, PANDAS and other complex pediatric conditions.

We have a quality improvement program for Cystic Fibrosis Clinics ensuring support for patients increasingly complex quality of life needs.

In the case of more complex and critical surgical patients, postoperative pets receive close monitoring and care by the critical care team as long as needed.

Be aware that some Cathay agents are poorly trained on intricacies of complex routings, so you might need to be patient.

Crowley Fleck «s Healthcare practice group daily handles complex matters affecting the healthcare industry involving business transactions, compliance, healthcare reform, health information systems, HIPAA, joint ventures, labor and employment, licensing and certificates of need, managed care, Medicare and Medicaid matters, medical staff relations, joint ventures, including physician and physician hospital joint ventures, business transactions, compliance, health care reform, health information systems, HIPAA, joint ventures, labor and employment, licensing, managed care, Medicare and Medicaid payments, medical staff relations, patient care, real estate and construction, regulatory, risk management, tax, and tax - exempt matters, and tax exempt financing matters.

KEY ACHIEVEMENTS • Implemented a complex online database storage system needed to integrate information between branches of Diagnostics • Updated 1500 patient records in the database following the transition to the electronic system within record time

Passing legislation that would remove the barriers to safe and effective utilization of medical assistants — especially those who have graduated from a programmatically accredited postsecondary medical assisting program and who have a current medical assisting credential, such as the CMA (AAMA)-- would enable physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and other providers to concentrate their expertise on helping patients with more complex and acute medical needs.

• Apt at using shorthand, stenotype machine and audio based transcribers to take down verbatim • In - depth knowledge of common medical terminology and profound ability to use the same effectively in order to communicate case details • Strong organizational skills, proven ability to collect and compile all medical data needed for patient case formulation and filing • Particularly effective in simplifying medical jargons and expanding medical abbreviations to produce easily comprehendible data for case compilation and processing • Efficient in identifying errors in given text and correcting the same • Excellent collaboration and coordination skills, proven ability to collect data regarding patient case from all relevant departments and assemble the same in the patients» medical record file • Expert in transcribing clinical dictations and getting the same analyzed and verified by concerned medical practitioner • Excellent time management skills with track record of delivering timely case reports for case follow up and educational purposes • Attentive listener with proven ability to follow instructions to book, thus ensuring error free delivery of assignments • Computer literate with strong PC operation skills and profound knowledge of various data recording software • Profound ability to categorize different types of content according to the area of specialization to facilitate data identification and retrieval • Strong language skills, full command on generating transcribed content free of grammatical, spelling or punctuation errors • Highly capable of producing accurate data in printed form based on dictations and audio recording by surgeons and healthcare providers • Well versed in verifying given text against an audio verbatim to ensure its accuracy and correctness • Fully knowledgeable of data confidentiality protocols applicable to transcribed data • Proficient in interpreting and rectifying data discrepancies in medical content • Excellent knowledge of basic physiology and anatomy • Strong expertise in comprehending complex procedures carried out in the operating room • Effective listening skills with strong attention to detail and high level of accuracy

• Establish and monitor patient care standards and make recommendations for plausible changes within the system • Design educational programs for patients and their families and assist nursing staff in implementing these programs • Develop and implement interdisciplinary plans of care for complex and / or high risk patients • Provide feedback to physicians and other healthcare professionals to assist them in handling the needs of each individual patient • Perform clinical evaluations and make clinical judgements to resolve complex nursing issues • Serve as a clinical expert in delivery of perioperative care and assist in the provision of surgical care • Decide where and how to allocate nursing staff and associated resources • Assess patients to determine their conditions and develop and implement specialized treatment plans • Analyze patient data and outcomes and write correlating reports

• Hands - on experience in delivery of quality chair - side assistance by ensuring timely and efficient tray setup • Competent at educating patients in handling their oral hygiene needs, along with providing them with post-operative instructions • Track record of utilizing complex orthodontic photography machines to take facial impressions and dental x-rays • Proficient in mixing amalgam, cement and pulp paste and preparing impression materials according to specific instructions provided

• Provided care for infants and children up to 18 years in high - acuity conditions needing consistent monitoring • Worked in intensive care unit with high - tech equipment for critically ill or medical complex patients • Assisted in the post-operative care of patients • Helped families understand continued care for patients upon release

* Flexible: Has cared for a wide variety of patient populations, ability to critically think quickly and provide care to patients with complex needs.

The Pharmacy Technician assists the licensed Pharmacist in preparation and distribution of drugs, maintaining drug inventory, and maintaining records for a hospital with a patient population ranging in age from infant to geriatric experiencing medically complex conditions, general medical - surgical conditions with rehabilitation and / or wound care needs.

Passionate and dedicated Certified Clinical Practiced Based Care Manager ensuring high quality standards of culturally competent care for a wide variety of patients with complex needs ensuring coordination with appropriate resources to meet their health care needs.

The guide urges health services to incorporate holistic Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander understandings of health, and to improve care coordination to recognise the complex health needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients, including their spiritual and cultural needs.

With sufficient funding, Health Care Homes could be a positive force helping to integrate primary care as a cornerstone of the health sector, ensuring that patients with complex care needs receive better continuity of care and have greater opportunity of achieving better health outcomes.

While such experiential invitations are very helpful in fostering change for many patients in therapy, they run completely counter to everything survivors of complex trauma have needed to do to survive horrific abuse, neglect and personal betrayal.

The deep - seated and complex nature of Indigenous disadvantage calls for policies and programs which are patient and supportive of enduring change... A long - term investment approach is needed, accompanied by a sustained process of continuous engagement...

Many staff may also have limited training and supervision in working with people with complex needs.8 Over the past 2 decades, there has been a growth of studies investigating the measurement and correlates of EE in staff and patient relationships, although there is still very limited research testing interventions to reduce staff high EE.