Admission process of client in hospital
- types of admission
- process of admission
- preparation of unit
- tranfer procedure
- role of nurse in admission
Admission process of client in hospital
- types of admission
- process of admission
- preparation of unit
- tranfer procedure
- role of nurse in admission
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this the unit three for b.bsc. 3rd yr and for gnm also admission and discharge process in nursing as it is very important topic for nursing students as the learn complete nursing admission and discharge process of patients in different unit in hospital
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Nursing is a profession within the health care sector focused on the care of individuals, families, and communities so they may attain, maintain, or recover optimal health and quality of life. Nurses may be differentiated from other health care providers by their approach to patient care, training, and scope of practice.
Professional etiquette is critical for presenting yourself as a polished, confident, and professional nurse.
this the unit three for b.bsc. 3rd yr and for gnm also admission and discharge process in nursing as it is very important topic for nursing students as the learn complete nursing admission and discharge process of patients in different unit in hospital
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In this slide explain about Referral services. Starting from Introduction, Purposes, Function of FRU, Steps of referral, Role of nurse.
This slide basically prepared for GNM 1st Year students.
Patient care is a multifaceted process that can involve a range of tasks such as personal consultations, blood tests, and X-rays [29,51]. As a result, clinical data are collected in many different formats including structured observations, image documents, transcribed notes, or laboratory results
Information about the discharge of patients , educational propose, all nursing students and nurses to help them. The more useful in clinical practice nurses , and as well as tutor he help them in teaching.
The more knowledge about the client related .
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3. Admission is defined as allowing a patient
to stay in hospital for observation,
investigation, treatment and care.
Admission is the entry of a patient into a
hospital /ward for therapeutic /diagnostic
purposes.
4. Purposes of admission
To undergo evaluation & treatment.
To know what is really happening in
his/her body right oft it to be fixed.
To provide emotional security to the
newly admitted patient and his
family.
5. Types of admission
1. Emergency admission
2. Routine admission
Emergency admission: In this, patients are
admitted in acute conditions requiring immediate
treatment. Examples. Patient with RTA,
Poisoning, burns and cardiac or respiratory
emergency.
Routine admission: In this, patients are
admitted for investigation, diagnostic and
medical or surgical treatment. Treatment is given
according to patients problem. E.g. Patient with
hypertension, diabetes mellitus etc.
6. Unit and it’s preparation
It is a place where the patient is kept
during hospital stay. The admitting
department notifies the unit prior to the
patients arrival so that room /bed can be
prepared.
Prepare the treatment table.
Ensure all the equipment are completed.
Check ventilation.
Ensure patient privacy
7. Special consideration
Admission cause undue stress (emotional
factors as well as financial capability must
given utmost importance)
Be observant consider the individual
patient needs.
Provide an individual admission procedure
Show may efficiency and concerns.
8. Admission procedure
Receive the patient.
Verify the patient data, by checking the
record sheet, chart.
Introduce immediate personal.
Assist patient to the treatment area.
Ask the patient to change clothes into
hospital gown if necessary.
9. Perform examination and evaluation
procedure
Perform examination and evaluation
procedure establish base line values like
vital signs, do history taking, physical
examination etc.
Coordinate with the physician and carry
out initial orders.
Give the treatment and instructions as
need.
10. Orientation to the patient and relatives.
The equipment /instruments.
Use of call system and telephone.
Treatment schedule.
Visitors timings.
Other health care team members.
Policy and rules and regulations.
Care of patients valuable etc.
11. Record & Report
Admission Book
Preparation of Paper
Drug Book
Diet Book
HMIS Entry
Cost List
12. Medico – Legal issues
Medico-legal cases (MLC) are an integral
part of medical practice that is frequently
encountered by Medical Officers.
Proper handling and accurate
documentation of these cases is of prime
importance to avoid legal complications
and to ensure that the Next of Kin (NOK)
receive the entitled benefits.
13. Definition
MLC is defined as “any case of injury or
ailment where, the attending doctor after
history taking and clinical examination,
considers that investigations by law
enforcement agencies (and also superior
military authorities) are warranted to
ascertain circumstances and fix
responsibility regarding the said injury or
ailment according to the law”.
14. Examples of MLCs
Accidents like Road Traffic Accidents
Cases of trauma with suspicion of foul
play (d) Electrical injuries
Poisoning, Alcohol Intoxication
Burns and Scalds
Sexual Offences
Attempted suicide
15. Role and Responsibilities of Nurse
in admission procedure
Nurse should deal every effort to be friendly
and courteous with the patient and family
members.
Make proper observation of patients condition
Orient patient and relatives regarding
hospital polices.
Deal with patient carefully who is suffering
from communicable disease or illness. Isolate
if necessary.
Patients valuables and clothes should be
handed over to relatives with proper
recording.
17. Discharge Procedure
The patient, the family, medical staff,
nursing staff, social worker, dietician all
work together to coordinate the
discharge.
The doctor plans the discharge with the
patient and leaves a written order on the
patient’s chart.
18. Introduction
The patient may have concerns regarding
managing own care at home.
Provisions such as home health care may
be needed, as ordered.
Assessment needs to be done as to what
help the patient will need at home.
Discharge planning involves the entire
healthcare team.
19. Definition
“Discharge of patient from the hospital
means, reliving a person from hospital
setting, who admitted as an inpatient in
that hospital”.
20. Types of Discharge
1. PLANNED DISCHARGE: Patient
completes the initial, actual
management in the hospital and now he
or she need not to be under direct
supervision of that hospital.
2. DAMA/LAMA: Discharge/Leave Against
Medical Advice.
3. TRANSFER: Transfer to other unit or
hospital.
4. ABSCOND: Abscond from Hospital
5. REFFERAL : Referred for further
management
21. Consent for DAMA
I am leaving the hospital ward against medical
advice. Doctor explained me about my disease
condition and ill effects of discharge against
medical advice. Doctors and Nursing staffs will
not be responsible for any ill effects happening
after my departure”.
Name of the patient / relative
Relation
Signature
Date
Time
22. Discharge planning
1. Nurses play an important role in
discharge planning in the hospital.
2. Continuity of care is important.
3. To achieve continuity of care, nurses use
critical thinking skills and apply the
nursing process.
4. Discharge planning is a centralized,
coordinated, interdisciplinary process
23. ESSENTIALS OF PLANNED
DISCHARGE
1. Written order by doctor.
2. Discharge card.
3. Informing other departments.
4. Check payment of the bills.
5. Hospital glossaries taken back.
6. Returning of the personal belongings.
7. Arrangement for transport.
8. Documentation.
24. Steps involved in the Discharge
Planning
1. Evaluation of the patient by qualified
personnel.
2. Discussion with the patient or his relatives.
3. Planning for homecoming or transfer to
other place.
4. Determining if caregiver training or for
other support.
5. Referrals to home care agency or
appropriate support.
6. Arranging for follow-up appointments or
tests.
25. Nurses Responsibility in Discharge
PREPARATION FOR DISCHARGE
Planning in the beginning.
Plan for rehabilitation and follow-up
need.
Teach nursing procedures to be
continued at home, get it’s practice
done.
Arrangement for transport.
26. Nurses Responsibility in Discharge
DURING DISCHARGE PROCEDURE
See doctor’s written order.
Explanations.
Hand over personal belongings.
Check and receive any hospital property.
Confirm bill paid.
Inform other departments regarding
discharge.
Arrange transport.
DAMA: Check consent
27. Nurses Responsibility in Discharge
AFTER DISCHARGE
Documentation.
Care of patient’s room and articles.
28. Nurses responsibility in MLC
Discharge
Check for medico legal history.
Notify medical officer in charge.
Abscond cases immediately contact
medical officer in charge.
Maintain all documents in a proper
manner.
Take in written handing over and taking of
articles.
Never discharge patient without written
order by physician.