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We suggest triggering shifts in the healthcare experience through the introduction of a new phrase, coupled with intervention design
The report is based on two core insights into the healthcare system :
1. The healthcare systems is a self-optimizing, learning system manned by human beings.
We take the position that shifting the "system" is a matter of opening a window of empathy so the key actors can come face-to-face with the unintended consequences of their actions.
2. Experiences are a collection of moments.
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Paired with an intervention design approach: each moment is an entry point for shifting the experience within the healthcare system
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Research and Synthesis : Rana Chakrabarti & Neelam Shetye
Report creation : Neelam Shetye
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2. Despite having no prior delivery experience, Dr. Kulkarni successfully delivered a baby girl. He encouraged the mother to go to nursing school in Pune.
3. Years later, at a medical conference, Dr. Kulkarni met Dr. Chandra, a renowned gynecologist. She revealed that she was the baby girl he had delivered, and her mother was now living with her. The mother had followed Dr. Kulkarni
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3) Over time, Sudha's sewing skills improve and she is able to stitch clothes for others and earn an income, allowing her to better provide for her son Sooraj.
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1. In 1943, Dr. R.H. Kulkarni was brought late at night by four men to a remote village to deliver a baby for a pregnant woman. The woman was unmarried and sent away by her family.
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One more chance
Philosophy of life;
How conscious we?
For conscious human beings only,
way of life; Live your life;
Enjoy being human being;
What happens when we are dead?
What do we achieve in life?
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The narrator wakes up thinking it is morning and time for work, but sees their photo in the newspaper's obituaries section. Confused, the narrator finds their physical body lying dead in a hospital room while their spirit watches on. The narrator realizes they must be dead and grieves not being able to say goodbye or express love to their wife, child, and estranged friend. The narrator prays for a second chance and wakes up in bed, realizing it was just a nightmare. The narrator embraces their wife and expresses their love, thankful for the lesson learned about cherishing loved ones.
This document contains a test for English language students, with multiple choice questions about grammar, verbs tenses and a reading comprehension passage. The test covers topics like subject-verb agreement, simple present vs present continuous tense, interrogative and negative forms. It also includes short dialogues and a narrative paragraph about a person visiting the emergency room with appendicitis. The summary aims to highlight the main content and purpose, which is an English proficiency exam covering various grammar points for non-native speakers.
This document contains a test for English language students, assessing their knowledge of grammar concepts like verb tenses and parts of speech. It consists of 35 multiple choice questions testing simple present, present continuous, simple past and other verb forms. The questions are based on short dialogues and passages about topics like visiting a hospital, medical procedures, and patient care.
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1) The narrator, a 12-year-old girl, felt a lump in her left breast after hitting it on a desk at school. She told her grandmother, who dismissed it as normal breast development.
2) When the pain and lump returned, her breast was red and hot. She told her mother and they went to the hospital, where the doctor said it was inflammation.
3) The pain continued, so her parents took her to a specialist. He examined her and said it could be cancer, though they would need scans and surgery to know for sure.
4) During surgery, the doctor removed a cyst from her breast. She recovered from the surgery with no cancer diagnosis.
1) The narrator, a 12-year-old girl, felt a lump in her left breast after hitting it on a desk at school. She told her grandmother, who dismissed it as normal breast development.
2) When the pain and lump returned, her breast was red and hot. She told her mother and they went to the hospital, where the doctor said it was inflammation.
3) The pain continued, so her parents took her to a specialist. He examined her and said it could be cancer, though they would need scans and surgery to know for sure.
4) During surgery, the doctor removed a cyst from her breast. She recovered well and was glad to learn it was
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The author recounts the most traumatic event of their life that occurred while hospitalized. They had an extreme reaction after taking Benadryl that was prescribed to help them sleep. The author experienced paralysis, hallucinations of dying, and a loss of control over their body and mind. In the following days, they developed severe anxiety, paranoia that the Benadryl was still affecting them, and insomnia from the fear of dying if they fell asleep. Their mental state deteriorated rapidly and it took months to fully recover their sanity after the traumatic reaction to the medication.
One more chance
Philosophy of life;
How conscious we?
For conscious human beings only,
way of life; Live your life;
Enjoy being human being;
What happens when we are dead?
What do we achieve in life?
Tim experienced what it was like to be disabled for 24 hours by taking on the role of a nursing home patient with multiple sclerosis. He found it frustrating to be dependent on others for all his needs and unable to perform even simple tasks independently like reading or using a computer. While some nurses were helpful, he observed that staff were often too busy with other patients to give him individual attention. The experience gave him insight into how people in nursing homes feel and perspectives on providing more compassionate care.
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The narrator wakes up thinking it is morning and time for work, but sees their photo in the newspaper's obituaries section. Confused, the narrator finds their physical body lying dead in a hospital room while their spirit watches on. The narrator realizes they must be dead and grieves not being able to say goodbye or express love to their wife, child, and estranged friend. The narrator prays for a second chance and wakes up in bed, realizing it was just a nightmare. The narrator embraces their wife and expresses their love, thankful for the lesson learned about cherishing loved ones.
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This document contains a test for English language students, assessing their knowledge of grammar concepts like verb tenses and parts of speech. It consists of 35 multiple choice questions testing simple present, present continuous, simple past and other verb forms. The questions are based on short dialogues and passages about topics like visiting a hospital, medical procedures, and patient care.
The document summarizes a student's dream of becoming a doctor from childhood and their journey to achieving that dream. As a child, the student dreamed of being a famous doctor and discussed this dream with their mother. Throughout school, their parents and teachers supported their goal. After working hard in their studies, the student passed their final exams and was accepted to medical school, achieving part of their dream. They are thankful to have come this far and are continuing their studies to fulfill their goal of treating patients, especially those with heart diseases.
1) The narrator, a 12-year-old girl, felt a lump in her left breast after hitting it on a desk at school. She told her grandmother, who dismissed it as normal breast development.
2) When the pain and lump returned, her breast was red and hot. She told her mother and they went to the hospital, where the doctor said it was inflammation.
3) The pain continued, so her parents took her to a specialist. He examined her and said it could be cancer, though they would need scans and surgery to know for sure.
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3) The pain continued, so her parents took her to a specialist. He examined her and said it could be cancer, though they would need scans and surgery to know for sure.
4) During surgery, the doctor removed a cyst from her breast. She recovered well and was glad to learn it was
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4. Nobody Cares..
• Covid happy to have a
nesting place
Hemm..
my next place
to come
Covid
doesnt exist
Sir..dont be
afraid its just
hoax
5. After returning from the market the
Mother was hit by Covid
Why me..?
My throat is very
sore followed by a
very dizzy head
Could it be covid ??
I have to wear a mask from
now on..
Impossible
There is no covid..
May just the
common cold
6. The mother is indeed aftecte by covid
as weel the mothers chilld
Uhuk..Uhuk..
Mom.. ! I cant
breathe...
8. After being in the Hospital
od afternoon
maam..
ere anything i
an help?.. I will prepare..
9. The mother was shocked by a doctors
words that she refused to be isolated
No......
no...
Im not sick...
Be patient maam you
have to stay here later it
will endanger the others
including your family...
10. The mothers child was immidiately
isolated by the hospital the child was
crying and vomiting because he was
separated from his mother
Uhuk.. Uhuk..
It really hurts
11. Their family was so sad and so
panicked they didnt know what to do
How abaut
this..?
What should
we do??
I forbade them to leave
without mask but they
never heard me..
I not a good father and husband for my family
Hiks...hiks...
God heal my wife and children
12. And immediately the mother
reportedly died while her family did
not visit him
Hiks hiks
God give
health to my
child..
God.. Why
did yu pick
up my sister
so soon
God..
Give
courage to
your servant
13. While the child is still being treate
in the hospital and while praying
in his heart
Oh God..
Give me healing i really miss my mother
and my father but fate said it was differen
for me and my mother to be separated so
quickly
May be Gods plan would more beautifulif only
time could be turned back iwould live my live
well, but regret is useless
God....protect my family wherever they are your
will will be amen..
14. A few das laterthe girls conditin
improved but still could not go home
Girl..
Now youre getting
better but you cant
go home yet...
You have to
be
quarantined
..
I hope God hears our
prayers and i hope the
public will be more
aware of how much
pain i am experiencing
15. The child can go home and be picked
up by her family
Doctor talks to her family
And th father yook her daugther
to her room
Your
daugther
can go
home
Take of this
child well sir..
Dont leave
without mask
Poor daugther
Thank God You have listened
to my prayer trough this
Doctor.
I hope people can
learn from my
experience and i
hope that my God i
have experienced
this does not
happen to other
people Amen...
16. THANKS FOR READING MY COMIC
CREATE BY: LASIMA NABABAN
CLASS: X ATPH 3
TUTOR:FREWENDY.M.PD.,GR
SCHOOL:SMK N.1 LINTONG NIHUTA
PUT ON MASK
MAINTAIN A DISTANCE
WASH YOUR HANDS
DILIGETLY
DO NOT TOUCH
