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The healthcare system includes providers like doctors and nurses, facilities where care is delivered, and payers who fund healthcare services. Long term care is for those needing 24-hour care, while assisted living and adult daycare are for seniors who don't require constant attention. Different types of care include acute, skilled, rehabilitation, outpatient, subacute, and hospice. Health plans like HMOs require using specific doctors to control costs, while PPOs offer networks of providers with incentives for employees and employers.
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The document describes various settings where physical therapy may be provided, including acute care hospitals for short-term treatment, primary care physician offices, specialized outpatient clinics for secondary care, high-tech hospitals for tertiary care, skilled nursing facilities for subacute care, rehabilitation hospitals, and in patients' homes through home health agencies. Physical therapists also work in school systems to help students with disabilities and may own private outpatient clinics.
01 basics 1
Long-term care facilities provide 24-hour skilled nursing care for people who require it for extended periods of time, often due to chronic illnesses or disabilities. This differs from other healthcare settings like acute care hospitals, which focus on short-term treatment of illnesses or injuries. Common residents of long-term care facilities are elderly, though sometimes younger adults also require long-term care. They may arrive from other healthcare settings and often live with conditions like heart disease or dementia. Nursing assistants can help residents feel at home by respecting their privacy and space, as the facility is their home.
Health Care Delivery System.pptx
This document provides an overview of health care, defining key terms and describing different health care settings and professionals. It introduces health care as maintaining and improving physical and mental health through medical services. It describes hospitals, long-term care facilities, home care, hospice care, and other settings. It also outlines the roles of different professionals that make up the interdisciplinary health care team, including nurses, nursing assistants, therapists, dietitians, doctors, and other clinical staff.
Care in hospital settings powerpiont
This document discusses various types of healthcare settings and nursing roles. It begins by defining different care settings including ambulatory care, acute and critical care, home health care, and long-term care. It then discusses patients and the etymology of the word "patient." Various nursing roles are mentioned like direct caregivers, educators, managers, and researchers. Specific settings for critical and ambulatory care nursing are explored like hospitals, clinics, and community programs. Key aspects of critical care nursing practice and ethics are summarized.
Legacy Founders Cottage
The Legacy Founders Cottage provides transitional housing and support services for individuals living with HIV/AIDS who are in respite or hospice care. Services include nursing aid care, meals, housekeeping, counseling, and assistance with independent living skills or obtaining permanent housing. Clients stay an average of 3-6 months. To be eligible, clients must be referred by an AIDS service organization and agree to follow a care plan. The cottage aims to help clients improve health, medication adherence, and transition to longer-term housing. It is not a skilled nursing facility or permanent housing option.
final ethics of end of life care-2020.pptx
The document discusses ethics of end-of-life care. It begins by defining end-of-life care and palliative care. It then outlines the four guiding ethical principles of clinical integrity, beneficence, autonomy, and justice/non-maleficence. The document discusses some key ethical dilemmas at the end of life including advance directives, surrogate decision makers, and refusal of treatment. It also discusses controversial issues like euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide.
MHCA 17 of 2002.
This document summarizes the Mental Health Care Act of South Africa, which aims to provide care, treatment and rehabilitation for mentally ill persons. It outlines the objectives of the act, advantages, definitions, rights of mental health care users, and principles of care. It describes procedures for voluntary, assisted and involuntary admission, as well as 72-hour assessments and appeals processes. Key points include integrating mental health into overall healthcare, treating patients nearer home, preventing premature discharges, and reducing stigma.
Chapter 037 Home Health Nursing
Home health nursing services allow individuals to receive healthcare in their own homes, providing comfort and dignity. Services may include skilled nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, social services, and more. Care is provided through developing a treatment plan with the patient's physician, making regular visits to work towards goals, and documenting progress for quality assessment.
Health and Social Care.pptx
Health and social care services refer to a wide range of medical and non-medical services that are designed to promote and maintain the physical, mental, and social well-being of individuals.
Consumer health
The document discusses sources of health information and products, healthcare providers and services, and health facilities. It states that reliable sources of health information and products are licensed professionals who have undergone specialized training, while unreliable sources are those without expertise. Healthcare providers are trained professionals who deliver healthcare services to people. They include physicians, nurses, allied health professionals, and healthcare practitioners with specific specializations. Health facilities offer healthcare services and include hospitals, walk-in surgery centers, health centers, and extended care facilities.
pallative care in Dubai.pdf
CareXperts Home Healthcare in Dubai is committed to offering premium in-home care in the UAE. We stand as a family to improve the quality of life and comfort of our patients. We strive to serve you better every day by offering best-in-class home nursing solutions in the UAE.
Health Care Delivery System.. (FON).pptx
The document defines key terms related to health care systems and delivery. It describes the inputs, processes, and outputs of a health care system model. There are several aspects of health including health promotion, illness prevention, and different levels of care (primary, secondary, tertiary). The types of health care agencies that deliver services include public, private, voluntary sectors and national health programs.
caring foundations
This document provides an overview of the US health care delivery system. It discusses challenges like reducing costs while maintaining quality, improving access, and encouraging healthy behaviors. It also covers different levels of care like preventative, primary, secondary, tertiary, restorative, continuing care and settings within each level. Issues discussed include the nursing shortage, evidence-based practice, quality/safety, and the future of health care needing to address the uninsured while improving quality through nurse participation.
Home care- nursing.pptx
This document discusses different types of care provided in hospital settings. It describes ambulatory care, acute and critical care, home health care, and long term care. It defines what a patient is and explains that care in hospitals involves supervision, treatment, and assistance provided by nurses and other healthcare professionals. As populations age and chronic illnesses rise, the focus of healthcare must shift more toward prevention, health promotion, and chronic disease management.
rehabilitation principles for physical therapist.pptx
principles of rehabilitation,explanation for the different types of of rehabilitation,outcomes,goals and range of scope,palliative ,supportive,restorative and preventive rehabilitation,diets classification
NURSING CARE OF PATIENTS.pptx
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
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rehabilitation principles for physical therapist.pptx
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Cna chapter 1
- 1. Understanding Healthcare Settings The structure of the healthcare system.
- 2. Providers, Facilities and Payers Providers are people or organizations that provide health care, which is doctors, nurses ,clinics and agencies. Facilities are places where care is delivered or administered. Payers are people or organizations paying for healthcare services. (LTC) Long Term Care is for people who need 24-hour care.
- 3. The types of health care Assisted Living is for senior who do not need 24-hour care. Adult daycare is for seniors who’s family members have a job or kids to see about. Acute care is 24-hour skilled care for temporary, but serious, illnesses or injuries. Skilled care is medically necessary care given by skilled nurses and therapist. Sub acutecare is given to people who have had an acute injury or illness or problems resulting from a disease.
- 4. The types of health care 2 Outpatient care is usually given for less than 24-hours. It is for people who have had treatments or surgery and need short-term skilled care. Rehabilitation is physical, occupational, or speech therapy to restore or improve an illness or injury. Hospice care is given in facilities or homes for people who have six months or less to live.
- 5. HMO’s and PPO’s (HMO)Health Maintenance Organizationsrequires that you use a particular doctor or group of doctors except in case of emergency. Doctors under this plan keep cost down by ordering fewer tests but are seeing more patients. (PPO)Preferred Provider Organizations is a network of providers that are contracted to provide health services to a group of people. Employees are given incentives and employers are given reduces rate for services.