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Acute and long-term care are two significantly different health service delivery models designed to meet different patient needs. Acute care facilities generally deal with immediate, generally urgent, medical needs, focusing on stabilizing the patient and discharging them as soon as possible. In contrast, long-term care facilities take an ongoing approach to care, as patients are often considered residents for varying periods of time. To prepare for this Discussion, review this week's Learning Resources. Consider your experience preparing for the Week 2 Application Assignment. By Day 4 Post a comprehensive response to the following: 300 words What are at least two similarities and two differences between traditional hospital and nursing-home settings? What are some of the important practical effects of the similarities and differences? What are some of the alternatives to historical long-term care-delivery models? Resoruces 1.https://www.medicare.gov/manage-your-health/advance-directives/advance-directives-and-long-term-care.html 2.http://www.leadingage.org/ 3.https://www.ahcancal.org/Pages/Default.aspx 4.http://www.edenalt.org/ 5.http://www.thegreenhouseproject.org/ 6.http://ltcombudsman.org/ ...

Chapter 5Subacute andPostacute CareLearning Object

WilheminaRossi174

Chapter 5 Subacute and Postacute Care Learning Objectives 1. Define and describe subacute and postacute care 2. Identify where subacute care fits in the continuum of care 3. Identify sources of financing for subacute care Learning Objectives (continued) 4. Identify and describe regulations affecting subacute care 5. Identify and discuss ethical issues affecting subacute care 6. Identify trends affecting subacute care for the near future and the impact of those trends What is Postacute Care? Postacute care: Improves transition from hospital to the community Provides services to patients needing additional support following discharge from the hospital Postacute Care Providers Include:  Inpatient rehabilitation facilities  Long-term care hospitals  Skilled nursing facilities  Home health agencies What is Subacute Care? Comprehensive inpatient care Comes after, or instead of, acute care Between acute and long-term care Usually for a defined period of time Developed largely for cost savings Philosophy of Care Four types: Transitional General Chronic Long-term transitional Ownership of Subacute Facilities Mostly freestanding SNFs (two-thirds) • Rehabilitation focus Hospital-based • Medical focus Many owned by corporate chains Services Provided • Rehabilitation • Chemotherapy • Physical therapy • Parenteral nutrition • Occupational therapy • Dialysis • Respiratory therapy • Pain management • Cardiac rehabilitation • Complex medical care • Speech therapy • Wound management • Postsurgical care• Ventilation care • Other specialty care Care Planning  Focus on quality of care and outcomes  Initial assessment  Interdisciplinary team  Weekly team conferences  Ongoing evaluation Case Management Focus on efficiency, cost-effectiveness Manage resources to optimize outcomes at lowest cost Case managers may be: • “External” – hired by payer • “Internal” – hired by provider Consumers of Subacute Care  Post hip-replacement surgery  Spinal cord or brain injuries  Strokes  Cancer  AIDS  Wounds  Cardiac recovery  Respiratory ventilation  I.V. therapy or feedings Market Forces  Cost-saving efforts  Managed care  Choice Regulations Purpose of regulations: Care is safe and of high quality Care is not unnecessarily expensive Services are uniformly accessible Rights of workers are protected Types of Regulations  Medicare  OBRA  Other – similar to other providers Accreditation  Joint Commission  CARF International  NCQA Financing Subacute Care Reimbursement Sources: Medicare – two-thirds • Pays as SNF Other third: • Managed care • Medicaid • Private insurance, self-pay, and other Staffing Interdisciplinary team:  Program administrator  Physicians  Nursing  Other professional staff  Nonlicensed staff Legal and Ethical Issues  Meeting regulations  Liability issues Management Qualifications  Licensed by the s ...

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Discussion assignment & Instructions Below I need a minimum 100- word initial response to the Assignment question. Then, I need a minimum of 50-word responses to TWO peers per their comments to the question below. Required a minimum of 2 scholarly reference, one is the eBook attached. If you use any outside reference, cite APA format. No plagiarism and 100% original work. Assignment question: Describe and differentiate the roles of hospitals and nursing homes in providing long- term care? Minimum 100- word initial response Peer#1 Minimum of 50 words Nursing homes are facilities that are licensed to provide that of short and long-term care to patients." They are facilities that are specialized in caring for people that are not able to care for themselves such as basic personal hygiene on there own, as well as Medicare pays substantially more for these services." (Green, 2015, p. 27). Nursing homes usually specialize in caring for the elderly but there are cases when a younger age group is cared for within a nursing home. A nursing home has nurses that are there to treat the patients on a round the clock basis but doctors do not make rounds everyday in a nursing home." Long-term care hospitals are facilities that patients are usually transferred to from a critical care or an intensive care unit." (Green, 2015, p.30). These hospitals specialize in treating people who usually have more than one or more serious conditions or that they need a hospital level of care for an extended time but that the patient is expected to improve within a period of time are will be able to then return home. "Also a requirement for Medicare reimbursement in a long-term hospital the impatient length of stay has to be greater than that of 25 days but the average length of stay is right around 30 days." (Competty & Rosenberg, 2016, p.12). References: Competty, Brad & Rosenberg, Jessica (2016). A Guide To Care Facilities. Retrieved from: https://www.a- guide-to-care-facilities.com Green, L.E. (2015). Nursing Home vs Long-Term Care. Retrieved from: https://www.lingtermcarelink.net Peer#2 Minimum of 50 words Hospitals may provide a wide variety of long-term care, ranging from skilled nursing and rehabilitation services to less intensive long-term care. Hospital’s main focus has been acute care and health education. Skilled nursing care involves medical and skilled nursing care, therapy, and social services under the supervision of a licensed registered nurse on a 24-hour basis. Physical rehabilitation services encompass a comprehensive array of restoration services for the disabled and all support services necessary to help patients attain their maximum functional capacity. However, various types of hospital specialize in long-term care, including categories of psychiatric, rehabilitation. Chronic disease, orthopedics, and long term defined as an average length of stay of 23 days or more (Williams & Torrens, 2008). Refe.

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Jordi Varela

6. hospital management

Sanjiv Rajak

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Profile Picture 1 posts Re:Topic 2 DQ 1 It is essential to note that we actually live in a diverse nation and overcoming the shortcomings associated with cultural preferences and beliefs is a big obstacle for healthcare professionals today. In the article “Health Disparity and Cultural Conflict” cultural diversity is singled out to be more than one race. It is important for healthcare workers to know that addressing cultural diversity is far more than just understanding the values, practices, customs, and beliefs (Hughes, 2011). Apart from national origin and racial classification, there are various kinds of cultural diversity and these include language, age, religious affiliation, and geographical location. Healthcare providers are expected to diligently accommodate the varying needs of the individuals they meet in their service provision. The needs actually range from the different cultural backgrounds to the learning styles and preferences as well as the mixed opinions that define their health and well-being (Lochman, 2012). The issue of language barrier is a big problem to many healthcare providers. Nurses are normally exposed to various beliefs and cultures as they work in their healthcare fields. Apart from diversity, it is important to consider the level of education plus the style of learning. This will enable the nurse to formulate the best teaching method relevant for the patient. Patients with various cultural differences can sometimes not be willing to take part in education or take in the teachings. In order to initiate any formal kind of teaching, trust must be developed (Campinha, 2003). Nurses should assess the values and ideas related to the illness and health of the patients, treatment provided, medication being taken, and the expectations to ensure effective teaching or learning. Healthcare professional should pay very close attention to the cultural needs of their patients including expression and language. For example, a Chinese patient who has been disregarding signs unusual signs and symptoms of rectal bleeding for a long time. He has come to the hospital and diagnosed with colon cancer. The early treatment process however needs colon resection. The treatment process is discussed with the patient and risk also explained, particularly blood loss. In the process of surgery, the patient loses a lot of blood and the level of haemoglobin reduces below the normal range. This required immediate blood transfusion. However, the culture of the patient did not accept blood transfusion. The transfusion process had to be delayed since the patient refused. Such kind of cultural affiliations can affect the manner which care delivery is done and providers must be aware of them and teach the patients. Teaching should actually be a multidisciplinary team work which includes social work, dietician, and therapy department. Nurses should also be aware of their own values and beliefs before interacting with the various different culture.

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7-2 Responses 1. For this discussion forum, I would like to share a great example that involves my area of expertise in nursing with the pediatric population. The pediatric visits are highly influenced by what hospitals like to call the respiratory season. The respiratory season starts in October with the beginning of flu shots and finishes between March and April when winter starts fading away. This season is considered the most affluent, busy, and prosper, economically wise, of all times for pediatric hospitals due to the high number of kids that get sick during this time. Some of the services provided during this time are placing kids in respiratory aid such as High-flow, Bipap, and intubation. Other frequent interventions during this period are giving preventive shots, steroids, and medications, which are provided to patients nonstop. Hospitals are not the only ones that get a terrible amount of patients, quick care, and urgent care also remained busy until further care and improvement are needed, making prices in some places to rise and in some other instances, decrease due to the higher need and being the only place where they can access to these services. These are some of the reasons, I choose this example to embody the change that is caused by the long run average cost curve to shift down because it can produce more by putting the same amount of input and like mentioned before prices will fall, but losing money or business is never on the table. Thanks Reference Cleverley, W. O., & Cleverley, J. O. (2018). Essentials of health care finance. Burlington, MA: Jones & Bartlett Learning. 2. For some reason, and I’m ok to admit it, I’m very confused by what a long-run average cost curve is all about. I will give the best answer on what I feel is appropriate from my understanding of the concept. According to Hicks (2014) Long -Run Cost Curve is “The relation between the cost of production and volume of output or scale of plant for a period during which all inputs, including capital equipment, have sufficient time to vary.” If I understand this correctly, my bet example would be from my experience in our local oncology unit. Our new service line of oncology which our hospital entered as of the end of April has seen much change. We started off with one physician who is supporting eight staff members. Our oncologist began only seeing follow-up patients from the previous organization that left the community abruptly. Now, we are seeing follow-ups, new patient referrals and have now started administering chemotherapy even though it’s not under ideal circumstances. As we have started with our growing pains, our long-run average cost curve is now on a downward curve as we are adding more services and our demand for services is up. References Hicks, L. L. (2014). Demand for medical care: A simple model. Economics of health and medical care (6th ed., pp. 111-113) Jones & Bartlett Learning. 3. In the healthcare settings in the long run average co.

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Chapter 038 Long Term

bholmes

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Oral health has been recognized as a fundamental human right, yet more than 50% of the world's population lacks access to affordable oral healthcare. Factors such as lack of providers and facilities, geographic barriers, and costs result in poor oral health, which disproportionately affects low-income individuals, seniors, indigenous peoples, and those in rural areas. Poor oral health can also stem from cultural, linguistic, educational, and literacy barriers.

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