Update 2015 - World Health Organization
... Sophia Achab, WHO Collaborating Centre, University of Geneva/Hôpitaux Universitaires de Genève (HUG), Geneva, Switzerland. Emiliano Albanese, WHO Collaborating Centre, University of Geneva/HUG, Geneva, Switzerland. Robert Ali, Drug and Alcohol Services South Australia (DASSA), WHO Collaborating Cent ...
... Sophia Achab, WHO Collaborating Centre, University of Geneva/Hôpitaux Universitaires de Genève (HUG), Geneva, Switzerland. Emiliano Albanese, WHO Collaborating Centre, University of Geneva/HUG, Geneva, Switzerland. Robert Ali, Drug and Alcohol Services South Australia (DASSA), WHO Collaborating Cent ...
TB-Model-of-Care-v0 - London Health Programmes
... Although Londoners generally receive high quality care once they know they have TB, more needs to be done to identify those at risk of developing the disease, to diagnose it early, to ensure the care given is of the highest possible standard across the capital and to ensure treatment is completed on ...
... Although Londoners generally receive high quality care once they know they have TB, more needs to be done to identify those at risk of developing the disease, to diagnose it early, to ensure the care given is of the highest possible standard across the capital and to ensure treatment is completed on ...
Review of the national tuberculosis programme in
... Romania is one of the WHO European Region’s 18 high-priority countries for TB control. The national TB programme (NTP) has achieved good rates of detection and successful treatment of new drug-susceptible TB cases but poor rates among the new multidrug-resistant (MDR) TB cases. The National Plan to ...
... Romania is one of the WHO European Region’s 18 high-priority countries for TB control. The national TB programme (NTP) has achieved good rates of detection and successful treatment of new drug-susceptible TB cases but poor rates among the new multidrug-resistant (MDR) TB cases. The National Plan to ...
2005 National Survey of the Work and Health of Nurses
... • The average age of nurses in 2005 was 44.3 years, and the average number of years they had spent in nursing was 18.3. Both female and male nurses were significantly older, on average, than their counterparts in the overall employed population aged 21 or older. On average, female nurses were 3.4 ye ...
... • The average age of nurses in 2005 was 44.3 years, and the average number of years they had spent in nursing was 18.3. Both female and male nurses were significantly older, on average, than their counterparts in the overall employed population aged 21 or older. On average, female nurses were 3.4 ye ...
ACCS Nursing Program Guide - Bishop State Community College
... graduates to practice safe, competent, patient-centered care in an increasingly complex and rapidly changing health care system. We seek to provide full and equal access to opportunities for educational success to meet the community needs. Philosophy - We believe that nursing is a dynamic profession ...
... graduates to practice safe, competent, patient-centered care in an increasingly complex and rapidly changing health care system. We seek to provide full and equal access to opportunities for educational success to meet the community needs. Philosophy - We believe that nursing is a dynamic profession ...
WIN March 2017
... 32,000 members of the INMO. It is published monthly (10 issues a year) and is registered at the GPO as a periodical. Its contents in full are Copyright© of MedMedia Ltd. No articles may be reproduced either in full or in part without the prior, written permission of the publishers. The views express ...
... 32,000 members of the INMO. It is published monthly (10 issues a year) and is registered at the GPO as a periodical. Its contents in full are Copyright© of MedMedia Ltd. No articles may be reproduced either in full or in part without the prior, written permission of the publishers. The views express ...
Integrated Care - Agency for Clinical Innovation
... 5.2.2 Can the concept of PCC be measured?. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.2.4 Patient experience vs patient satisfaction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...
... 5.2.2 Can the concept of PCC be measured?. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.2.4 Patient experience vs patient satisfaction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...
Canadian Heart Health Strategy and Action Plan
... As Chair of the Canadian Heart Health Strategy and Action Plan Steering Committee, it is my privilege to submit our final Strategy document, Building a Heart Healthy Canada, and its companion Action Plan. As the leading cause of death and hospitalizations among Canadians, cardiovascular disease is a ...
... As Chair of the Canadian Heart Health Strategy and Action Plan Steering Committee, it is my privilege to submit our final Strategy document, Building a Heart Healthy Canada, and its companion Action Plan. As the leading cause of death and hospitalizations among Canadians, cardiovascular disease is a ...
HINDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE
... Utilize knowledge of Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (HCAHPS) to provide a positive impact in delivery of care with instructor guidance. Implement the quality and safety competencies of the Quality and Safety Education of Nurses (QSEN) in the delivery of client care ...
... Utilize knowledge of Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (HCAHPS) to provide a positive impact in delivery of care with instructor guidance. Implement the quality and safety competencies of the Quality and Safety Education of Nurses (QSEN) in the delivery of client care ...
Manitoba`s Cancer Strategy
... ancer is the leading cause of death in the country and the number of new cases identified continues to rise. More than 6,100 patients are diagnosed annually with cancer while up to ten times more Manitobans are suspected to have cancer before it is ruled out. Like other jurisdictions, it is expected ...
... ancer is the leading cause of death in the country and the number of new cases identified continues to rise. More than 6,100 patients are diagnosed annually with cancer while up to ten times more Manitobans are suspected to have cancer before it is ruled out. Like other jurisdictions, it is expected ...
Better Palliative Care for Older People
... homes and in nursing and residential homes within the community. This booklet and its companion volume, Palliative care – the solid facts, aim to provide policy-makers and others with comprehensive facts about the multiple facets of palliative care and related services. This booklet defines what is ...
... homes and in nursing and residential homes within the community. This booklet and its companion volume, Palliative care – the solid facts, aim to provide policy-makers and others with comprehensive facts about the multiple facets of palliative care and related services. This booklet defines what is ...
NEWS - SingHealth
... Graduate Medical school and the Health Promotion Board will use cash to reward office workers who are more active. The study, known as TrIPPA (Trial of Incentives to Promote Physical Activity), is being funded by the Ministry of Health. It brings together technology, different economic incentives an ...
... Graduate Medical school and the Health Promotion Board will use cash to reward office workers who are more active. The study, known as TrIPPA (Trial of Incentives to Promote Physical Activity), is being funded by the Ministry of Health. It brings together technology, different economic incentives an ...
Better palliative care for older people - WHO/Europe
... homes and in nursing and residential homes within the community. This booklet and its companion volume, Palliative care – the solid facts, aim to provide policy-makers and others with comprehensive facts about the multiple facets of palliative care and related services. This booklet defines what is ...
... homes and in nursing and residential homes within the community. This booklet and its companion volume, Palliative care – the solid facts, aim to provide policy-makers and others with comprehensive facts about the multiple facets of palliative care and related services. This booklet defines what is ...
Self-Protecting Electronic Medical Records Using Attribute
... matching certain criteria. We refer to these as collections as content slices. This approach supports individuals who do not have precisely defined roles, such as contractors or medical researchers. The nature of a content slice can be highly specific. For example, an individual might be given acces ...
... matching certain criteria. We refer to these as collections as content slices. This approach supports individuals who do not have precisely defined roles, such as contractors or medical researchers. The nature of a content slice can be highly specific. For example, an individual might be given acces ...
Standards for Chemotherapy Services in South Australia
... The Clinical Service Delineation for Planning of Health Facilities in South Australia3 document was prepared by SA Health in 2008 to support the implementation of South Australia’s Health Care Plan and to guide the continuous development within hospital facilities of safe and quality health care ser ...
... The Clinical Service Delineation for Planning of Health Facilities in South Australia3 document was prepared by SA Health in 2008 to support the implementation of South Australia’s Health Care Plan and to guide the continuous development within hospital facilities of safe and quality health care ser ...
nurse protocols for - Georgia Coastal Health District
... topically. (Gel for oily skin, cream for dry skin.) Begin with 5% gel or cream every other day. Leave initial application on for 15 minutes. Increase exposure time in 15-minute increments as tolerance allows. Once tolerated for 2 hours, it can be left on the skin overnight. If necessary, advance to ...
... topically. (Gel for oily skin, cream for dry skin.) Begin with 5% gel or cream every other day. Leave initial application on for 15 minutes. Increase exposure time in 15-minute increments as tolerance allows. Once tolerated for 2 hours, it can be left on the skin overnight. If necessary, advance to ...
In between black and white: workers and physicians in the grey
... Incentives to work can also arise from fear of being fired. If workers believe that sick leave increases their probability of being laid off or fired, and they prefer to remain employed, this provides an incentive to work. How changes in job-security affect sick leave has been studied by several aut ...
... Incentives to work can also arise from fear of being fired. If workers believe that sick leave increases their probability of being laid off or fired, and they prefer to remain employed, this provides an incentive to work. How changes in job-security affect sick leave has been studied by several aut ...
The State of the Evidence for Integrated Behavioral Health in
... mental/behavioral health and medical providers; protocols for identifying, triaging, treating, and tracking mental health concerns from within primary care; and supporting information technology infrastructure (Peek, 2011). The primary goal is to improve patient health outcomes (e.g., quality care); ...
... mental/behavioral health and medical providers; protocols for identifying, triaging, treating, and tracking mental health concerns from within primary care; and supporting information technology infrastructure (Peek, 2011). The primary goal is to improve patient health outcomes (e.g., quality care); ...
Expert Panel Meeting on Advancing Medical Decision Making Final
... to adulthood and from novice to expert. FTT also differs from many dual-process accounts in being supported by dissociations, crossover interactions, mathematical models, and other strong evidence required to assume multiple processes (e.g., verbatim vs. gist thinking). Thus, FTT would not categoriz ...
... to adulthood and from novice to expert. FTT also differs from many dual-process accounts in being supported by dissociations, crossover interactions, mathematical models, and other strong evidence required to assume multiple processes (e.g., verbatim vs. gist thinking). Thus, FTT would not categoriz ...
Implementing Ethical Frameworks for Rationing Scarce Health Resources in Minnesota During Severe Influenza Pandemic (PDF: 275KB/122 pages)
... The authors gratefully acknowledge the individuals and organizations who contributed to this report. Most especially, we acknowledge the Minnesota Department of Health that funded this project and the MDH staff who supported this work while always providing the freedom necessary for the project to r ...
... The authors gratefully acknowledge the individuals and organizations who contributed to this report. Most especially, we acknowledge the Minnesota Department of Health that funded this project and the MDH staff who supported this work while always providing the freedom necessary for the project to r ...
Care Coordination Case Study: Preliminary Findings
... initiatives. Care coordination typically involves primary care providers and others actively managing the care of their patients, both within the practice as well as between the practice and other providers, including behavioral health providers and medical specialists. Care coordination involves ...
... initiatives. Care coordination typically involves primary care providers and others actively managing the care of their patients, both within the practice as well as between the practice and other providers, including behavioral health providers and medical specialists. Care coordination involves ...
`Do No Harm` and Industrial Action
... disability counts as a LPS. For any given patient, a positive test result is unlikely. Yet if many (eg, 200 or 400) such tests are withheld during industrial action – without giving fair opportunity to have these tests done by someone else, or somewhere else, or by substituting in a different test t ...
... disability counts as a LPS. For any given patient, a positive test result is unlikely. Yet if many (eg, 200 or 400) such tests are withheld during industrial action – without giving fair opportunity to have these tests done by someone else, or somewhere else, or by substituting in a different test t ...
Trans Health Provider Event - Klamath Regional Health Equity
... Cisgender: “Cis” is a prefix that means the opposite of “trans.” “Trans” is to move across, and in the realm of transgender means to change something related to gender/bodily sex. “Cisgender,” then, refers to those people who don’t transition. This term creates a level playing field, rather than s ...
... Cisgender: “Cis” is a prefix that means the opposite of “trans.” “Trans” is to move across, and in the realm of transgender means to change something related to gender/bodily sex. “Cisgender,” then, refers to those people who don’t transition. This term creates a level playing field, rather than s ...
Abstract - PCN PMO
... No system framework has been proposed, nor is there an inventory of necessary resources to enable evaluation, performance measurement or reporting. ...
... No system framework has been proposed, nor is there an inventory of necessary resources to enable evaluation, performance measurement or reporting. ...
Forward
... The National Leprosy Eradication Programme has undergone various changes in its concepts and approaches over the years and particularly after the elimination of leprosy as a public health problem was achieved in India at the National level in December 2005. Introduction of the National Rural Health ...
... The National Leprosy Eradication Programme has undergone various changes in its concepts and approaches over the years and particularly after the elimination of leprosy as a public health problem was achieved in India at the National level in December 2005. Introduction of the National Rural Health ...