Transparency is vital for quality care and informed decision making and it begins with accurate medical records provided by medical transcription services.
This document outlines the organizational structure of a typical hospital, including executive leadership such as the Chief Executive Officer, Chief Financial Officer, and Chief Operating Officer. It also lists the clinical and support departments that report up to leadership, including nursing, pharmacy, medical records, quality improvement, and human resources. The structure demonstrates the complex responsibilities and interconnected roles required to effectively operate a hospital.
HIPAA requires all healthcare providers to obtain patient consent before accessing medical records and information. Regulatory compliance involves ensuring healthcare organizations follow laws and regulations, including training staff on HIPAA privacy rules. Examples of regulatory standards healthcare agencies must comply with are CMS, JCAHO, state laws, HIPAA, and EMTALA. Risk management helps monitor compliance with HIPAA regulations regarding privacy of patient information. HIPAA established patients' rights to access, authorize release, and request medical records, which most institutions provide through informed consent forms. Compliance with HIPAA privacy and security rules poses challenges for electronic health records systems in maintaining appropriate security measures. All healthcare employees should receive training, including new hire training and annual
Medrok is a web-based software development company that creates proprietary organizational and communication systems to connect hospitals, insurers, and healthcare providers. Their software system, called Medrok Medical Information System (MIS), aims to improve patient care and reduce costs by streamlining communication between physicians, nurses, and other parties. The system is expected to save $20 per patient day, amounting to over $2.8 million in savings annually for a large hospital. Medrok's founder and president, Rachel Phillips, has over 25 years of experience in healthcare and aims to develop the Medrok systems over five years to automate medical management and information sharing across the industry.
The document discusses corporate compliance programs and their goals of preventing illegal, unethical, and fraudulent behavior. It explains that compliance programs aim to create a philosophy that encourages adherence to laws and standards through implementing checks and balances. It also discusses the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and how HIPAA focuses on protecting patient privacy by setting standards for electronic health records and monitoring access. The document advises that any unauthorized access to patient medical records should be addressed and provides examples of training that could be implemented, such as compliance and HIPAA trainings, to educate employees on patient confidentiality.
Patient confidentiality and protecting private health information is required by law. The document outlines expectations for employees including only accessing records needed for their role, not discussing records with unauthorized individuals, obtaining proper authorization before sharing information, and reporting unethical behaviors. Effectiveness of training requires a confidentiality agreement be signed by all staff and management expects full compliance to ensure patient privacy and comfort.
A collaborative organization structure is beneficial toward improving quality and patient satisfaction for wound care billing services than a fragmented organizational structure.
This document discusses the importance of critical care nurse certification. It notes that today's critically ill patients require highly skilled care from teams including over 400,000 critical care nurses. It argues that certification provides validation of specialized critical care knowledge, skills, and experience for nurses. The document calls for public, employers, and nurses to work together to support certification and ensure an adequate supply of qualified critical care nurses.
This document discusses the importance of patient confidentiality and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). HIPAA establishes privacy rules to protect patients' personal health information. The author states that HIPAA training should be a top priority for managers to implement, as it educates employees on handling sensitive patient information privately and appropriately. Regular confidentiality training can help ensure all staff understand expectations for keeping patient data protected.
This document outlines the organizational structure of a typical hospital, including executive leadership such as the Chief Executive Officer, Chief Financial Officer, and Chief Operating Officer. It also lists the clinical and support departments that report up to leadership, including nursing, pharmacy, medical records, quality improvement, and human resources. The structure demonstrates the complex responsibilities and interconnected roles required to effectively operate a hospital.
HIPAA requires all healthcare providers to obtain patient consent before accessing medical records and information. Regulatory compliance involves ensuring healthcare organizations follow laws and regulations, including training staff on HIPAA privacy rules. Examples of regulatory standards healthcare agencies must comply with are CMS, JCAHO, state laws, HIPAA, and EMTALA. Risk management helps monitor compliance with HIPAA regulations regarding privacy of patient information. HIPAA established patients' rights to access, authorize release, and request medical records, which most institutions provide through informed consent forms. Compliance with HIPAA privacy and security rules poses challenges for electronic health records systems in maintaining appropriate security measures. All healthcare employees should receive training, including new hire training and annual
Medrok is a web-based software development company that creates proprietary organizational and communication systems to connect hospitals, insurers, and healthcare providers. Their software system, called Medrok Medical Information System (MIS), aims to improve patient care and reduce costs by streamlining communication between physicians, nurses, and other parties. The system is expected to save $20 per patient day, amounting to over $2.8 million in savings annually for a large hospital. Medrok's founder and president, Rachel Phillips, has over 25 years of experience in healthcare and aims to develop the Medrok systems over five years to automate medical management and information sharing across the industry.
The document discusses corporate compliance programs and their goals of preventing illegal, unethical, and fraudulent behavior. It explains that compliance programs aim to create a philosophy that encourages adherence to laws and standards through implementing checks and balances. It also discusses the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and how HIPAA focuses on protecting patient privacy by setting standards for electronic health records and monitoring access. The document advises that any unauthorized access to patient medical records should be addressed and provides examples of training that could be implemented, such as compliance and HIPAA trainings, to educate employees on patient confidentiality.
Patient confidentiality and protecting private health information is required by law. The document outlines expectations for employees including only accessing records needed for their role, not discussing records with unauthorized individuals, obtaining proper authorization before sharing information, and reporting unethical behaviors. Effectiveness of training requires a confidentiality agreement be signed by all staff and management expects full compliance to ensure patient privacy and comfort.
A collaborative organization structure is beneficial toward improving quality and patient satisfaction for wound care billing services than a fragmented organizational structure.
This document discusses the importance of critical care nurse certification. It notes that today's critically ill patients require highly skilled care from teams including over 400,000 critical care nurses. It argues that certification provides validation of specialized critical care knowledge, skills, and experience for nurses. The document calls for public, employers, and nurses to work together to support certification and ensure an adequate supply of qualified critical care nurses.
This document discusses the importance of patient confidentiality and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). HIPAA establishes privacy rules to protect patients' personal health information. The author states that HIPAA training should be a top priority for managers to implement, as it educates employees on handling sensitive patient information privately and appropriately. Regular confidentiality training can help ensure all staff understand expectations for keeping patient data protected.
This document provides an overview of HIPAA privacy and confidentiality requirements for protected health information (PHI). It explains that HIPAA establishes national standards to give patients more control over their medical records and information while setting boundaries around how this sensitive data can be used and shared. Violations of HIPAA privacy rules carry civil and criminal penalties, and all healthcare staff, volunteers and students must be trained on and abide by these policies to protect patient privacy and build trust.
This document provides updates and information from Independent Care Health Plan (iCare) for providers. It discusses iCare's Value Based Purchasing program meeting with Progressive Community Health Center to review member encounters and quality measures. It also discusses iCare's phone program that provides eligible Medicaid members with a free smartphone, clinical practice guidelines, provider access standards, prior authorization updates for drug screening, and an upcoming member health fair.
This document discusses using safety culture assessments as a tool to improve patient safety in healthcare organizations. It describes that healthcare organizations are increasingly aware of the importance of transforming their culture to prioritize patient safety. The paper outlines characteristics of existing safety culture assessment tools, which can measure perceptions, attitudes, and behaviors related to safety culture from both managerial and staff perspectives. It provides examples of organizations that have used such assessments and highlights key processes for healthcare systems to consider when deciding to conduct a safety culture assessment. The overall aim of these tools is to help organizations understand and improve their safety culture.
This document discusses patient confidentiality and privacy in healthcare. It notes that advances in technology like EMRs, telehealth, and the internet have opened opportunities for accidental breaches of private health information. To build trust, healthcare providers must protect patient confidentiality and privacy. Standards like HIPAA are in place to safeguard private medical records and information from unauthorized disclosure. The document also provides examples of policies around maintaining confidentiality in different healthcare settings.
The role of health information managers in the healthcare delivery systemResearchWap
The study was an “The Role of Health Information Managers in Healthcare Delivery System (A Case Study of University of Uyo Health Centre. Uyo, Akwa Ibom State). The main objective of the study was to access the academic and knowledge level of Health information managers in their practice, while specific objective are: To assess the strength of Health Information managers in academic level. To verify factors affecting the efficiency of health information managers in the hospital. To examine the availability of equipment for effective and efficient functioning of health information management staff in their practice. Related literature were reviewed base on several authors which worked into 16 sub-topics related to the role of health information managers. Descriptive survey design was adopted and 110 respondents were selected using purposive sampling to chores 20 health information management staff from unit and 90 other staff from the health centre. The finding showed that 74.5% of the respondents accepted that, the higher the health information managers academic level, the more they gained knowledge while their practice gives them experience to understand the study also revealed that inadequate storage space and equipment for killing patients records are the factors affecting the efficiency of health information managers in the health centre. While 26.5% disagree. The researcher recommended that hospital management should try to address the problems that affect health information management for them to function effectively and efficiency in the health centre. However, the researcher also found it necessary for further studies to be extended to other hospital
2016 Connected Care and the Patient ExperienceSurescripts
Annual survey of 1,000 Americans reveals increased dissatisfaction with data availability and innovation, even though the technology exists today for a safer, more convenient and connected healthcare experience.
The document discusses problems with the current healthcare system such as overcrowding in emergency rooms, lack of centralized healthcare records, and lack of efficient data collection. It then introduces TeleAfya as a solution to connect patients with healthcare providers through features like an emergency mobile care service, a secure health records vault, centralized systems, and access to transportation services. TeleAfya aims to improve access to healthcare and allow better management of health issues. The document outlines TeleAfya's marketing strategy, potential threats, and roadmap to guide the project.
TeleAfya-Your Onestop for Health and Wellnessvinny950
With TeleAfya Patients can easily find doctor in any field and in any location and choose doctor based on ratings and location
Patients can book instant appointment, consult online and video call appointment anywhere anytime
For guaranteed appointment Patients can pay doctor before appointment to secure slot.
A few minutes become the difference between life and death during traffic accidents or any emergency so with the availability of on demand ambulance services right in the application, a service available within 15 minutes on TeleAfya. This reduces the turn-around time to save precious lives.
Patients can order Medicines via TeleAfya web or App for Pickup or Delivery to Patient Home.
Patients can be able to search for Preventive services such as blood pressure checkup, blood-sugar levels and cholesterol level checkups
This document discusses issues with patient misidentification in healthcare and proposes solutions. It notes that patient misidentification can lead to medical errors and harm patients. Interventions like using two patient identifiers, barcoding systems, and staff education on safety protocols may help reduce errors related to improper identification. The importance of ensuring patients receive the correct treatments and medications is emphasized.
Richelle Marting is a healthcare attorney focusing on regulatory compliance and healthcare reimbursement. She has experience in long term care, ambulatory surgery, medical groups, and private practice settings. Marting assists providers with electronic medical records implementation, coding and billing audits, and reimbursement appeals. She holds a JD, MHSA, and is credentialed in healthcare compliance and coding. Marting teaches healthcare law and coding courses and provides consulting services to healthcare organizations.
Breaching patient privacy and confidentiality is a serious issue in healthcare. As a manager, I would ensure my staff were aware of and complied with my organization's HIPAA policies by signing an attestation that they understood the policies and consequences for breaking them. I would explain the consequences, which may include termination depending on the severity of the infraction. Random audits would also be conducted to ensure staff only access necessary patient files. Organizations can face significant fines, such as Columbia University and New York-Presbyterian Hospital's combined $4.8 million fine in 2014 for failing to secure health records.
Mary J. Remley is an experienced nursing leader seeking a position where she can promote quality patient outcomes and evidence-based practices. She has over 30 years of experience in perioperative services management, most recently as the Perioperative Services Nurse Manager at UnityPoint Health - Meriter in Madison, WI where she oversees an operating budget of $16 million. Her expertise includes labor relations, staff engagement, lean principles, and patient safety. She holds a BSN, ADN, MHA, and is currently pursuing an MS in Nursing.
Complete Prior Authorization Services | Prior Authorization Process GuidelineMichael Smith
This document provides an overview of Sun Knowledge, a healthcare BPO/KPO services company. It discusses Sun Knowledge's prior authorization services, highlighting the challenges involved and Sun Knowledge's approaches to addressing them. Sample reports related to prior authorization tracking and performance are also included. The document aims to demonstrate Sun Knowledge's capabilities and compliance in handling prior authorization processes for US healthcare clients.
In a 3 sentence summary:
The document is a certificate from the American Psychiatric Association awarding 1 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit to Paula Alina Dima for participating in an enduring material titled "HIV Clinical Vignette: An Ailing Father With Aids" on March 10, 2015. The APA is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians and designates this material for a maximum of 1 credit. The certificate includes Paula Dima's name, the program title, date, and credit awarded.
HXR 2016: Improving Insurance Member Experiences -Janna Kimel, CambiaHxRefactored
This section of the agenda will feature leaders in innovation, customer experience, and design within the health insurance space. Each panelist will present the current state of experience at their organization, what successes they have seen, what situations they have learned from, and what their challenges and obstacles are, and where they would like to see things head in the future. Then Amy Cueva will guide the group in a discussion around strategy, measurement, culture change, and other important topics relevant to delivering phenomenal experiences.
What training could you as a manager put into place to avoid this situationLoniWilliams1
Monthly HIPAA training for staff would help ensure compliance with privacy laws and security updates. Getting input from staff about needed changes could improve training effectiveness. Regular training would help maintain patient confidentiality and protect the facility from legal liability if confidentiality is breached. Accountability for unauthorized access to patient records, such as firings after a celebrity health records incident, could make training on confidentiality rules more impactful for employees.
2010 03-02 shared savings model - marillac and st. mary's hospitaldesignKiln, llc
This document describes a shared savings model between Marillac Clinic and St. Mary's Hospital in Grand Junction, Colorado. It outlines their similar missions and independent governance structures. It also details how Marillac Clinic serves as a medical home for uninsured residents, providing comprehensive primary care services. St. Mary's Hospital financially supports Marillac and they work to coordinate care for uninsured patients through clinical, operational, and financial alignment. This collaboration has led to reductions in emergency room and inpatient utilization and costs for their shared patient population.
Care Delivery with Electronic Prior Authorization 5-7-14 NCPDP Conference Pr...Forward360 LLC
Pursuing medication prior authorization (PA) with paper forms, faxes, and phone calls is time-consuming and disruptive to clinical care. What is the impact? How can this improve with adoption of the NCPDP electronic PA standard?
Learn why prescribers rate ePA as one of the most desired capabilities within their e-prescribing workflow. Hear what doctors, pharmacies and PBMs have to say about their experience with the ePA pilot and promises they see for the future.
Patient centered Homecare Standards - Dr Amrish Kamboj - Director ofd Clinica...Amrish Kamboj
The document summarizes standards for patient centered homecare as outlined by the Joint Commission International (JCI). It is divided into two main sections - Patient Centered Standards and Health Care Organization Management Standards. The Patient Centered Standards section covers International Patient Safety Goals, Patient Access and Assessment, Patient Rights and Responsibilities, Patient Care and Continuity of Care, Patient Medication Management, and Patient and Family Education. The Health Care Organization Management Standards section addresses Improvement in Quality and Patient Safety, Infection Prevention and Control, Management and Safety of the Environment, Staff Qualifications and Education, Governance and Leadership, and Communication and Information Management. Each standard is further broken down into more specific measurable elements.
Telemedicine, E health and other technologies promise change that can profoundly affect patients and providers. Even a quick scan of topics featured in this journal demonstrates its impact on quality of life, public health concerns, and effectiveness healthcare. However, this powerful area of health care also creates serious issues for patients and providers. This writer
is particularly interested in ethics issues that affect the soul of health care.
Patient Safety: Evolving from Compliance to Cultureclinicalsolutions
Patient Safety, evolving from Compliance to Culture with McKesson http://www.mckesson.com/static_files/McKesson.com/MPT/Documents/PatientSafety_WHT260.pdf
Patient Safety: Evolving from Compliance to Cultureclinicalsolutions
Patient Safety, evolving from Compliance to Culture with McKesson http://www.mckesson.com/static_files/McKesson.com/MPT/Documents/PatientSafety_WHT260.pdf
This document provides an overview of HIPAA privacy and confidentiality requirements for protected health information (PHI). It explains that HIPAA establishes national standards to give patients more control over their medical records and information while setting boundaries around how this sensitive data can be used and shared. Violations of HIPAA privacy rules carry civil and criminal penalties, and all healthcare staff, volunteers and students must be trained on and abide by these policies to protect patient privacy and build trust.
This document provides updates and information from Independent Care Health Plan (iCare) for providers. It discusses iCare's Value Based Purchasing program meeting with Progressive Community Health Center to review member encounters and quality measures. It also discusses iCare's phone program that provides eligible Medicaid members with a free smartphone, clinical practice guidelines, provider access standards, prior authorization updates for drug screening, and an upcoming member health fair.
This document discusses using safety culture assessments as a tool to improve patient safety in healthcare organizations. It describes that healthcare organizations are increasingly aware of the importance of transforming their culture to prioritize patient safety. The paper outlines characteristics of existing safety culture assessment tools, which can measure perceptions, attitudes, and behaviors related to safety culture from both managerial and staff perspectives. It provides examples of organizations that have used such assessments and highlights key processes for healthcare systems to consider when deciding to conduct a safety culture assessment. The overall aim of these tools is to help organizations understand and improve their safety culture.
This document discusses patient confidentiality and privacy in healthcare. It notes that advances in technology like EMRs, telehealth, and the internet have opened opportunities for accidental breaches of private health information. To build trust, healthcare providers must protect patient confidentiality and privacy. Standards like HIPAA are in place to safeguard private medical records and information from unauthorized disclosure. The document also provides examples of policies around maintaining confidentiality in different healthcare settings.
The role of health information managers in the healthcare delivery systemResearchWap
The study was an “The Role of Health Information Managers in Healthcare Delivery System (A Case Study of University of Uyo Health Centre. Uyo, Akwa Ibom State). The main objective of the study was to access the academic and knowledge level of Health information managers in their practice, while specific objective are: To assess the strength of Health Information managers in academic level. To verify factors affecting the efficiency of health information managers in the hospital. To examine the availability of equipment for effective and efficient functioning of health information management staff in their practice. Related literature were reviewed base on several authors which worked into 16 sub-topics related to the role of health information managers. Descriptive survey design was adopted and 110 respondents were selected using purposive sampling to chores 20 health information management staff from unit and 90 other staff from the health centre. The finding showed that 74.5% of the respondents accepted that, the higher the health information managers academic level, the more they gained knowledge while their practice gives them experience to understand the study also revealed that inadequate storage space and equipment for killing patients records are the factors affecting the efficiency of health information managers in the health centre. While 26.5% disagree. The researcher recommended that hospital management should try to address the problems that affect health information management for them to function effectively and efficiency in the health centre. However, the researcher also found it necessary for further studies to be extended to other hospital
2016 Connected Care and the Patient ExperienceSurescripts
Annual survey of 1,000 Americans reveals increased dissatisfaction with data availability and innovation, even though the technology exists today for a safer, more convenient and connected healthcare experience.
The document discusses problems with the current healthcare system such as overcrowding in emergency rooms, lack of centralized healthcare records, and lack of efficient data collection. It then introduces TeleAfya as a solution to connect patients with healthcare providers through features like an emergency mobile care service, a secure health records vault, centralized systems, and access to transportation services. TeleAfya aims to improve access to healthcare and allow better management of health issues. The document outlines TeleAfya's marketing strategy, potential threats, and roadmap to guide the project.
TeleAfya-Your Onestop for Health and Wellnessvinny950
With TeleAfya Patients can easily find doctor in any field and in any location and choose doctor based on ratings and location
Patients can book instant appointment, consult online and video call appointment anywhere anytime
For guaranteed appointment Patients can pay doctor before appointment to secure slot.
A few minutes become the difference between life and death during traffic accidents or any emergency so with the availability of on demand ambulance services right in the application, a service available within 15 minutes on TeleAfya. This reduces the turn-around time to save precious lives.
Patients can order Medicines via TeleAfya web or App for Pickup or Delivery to Patient Home.
Patients can be able to search for Preventive services such as blood pressure checkup, blood-sugar levels and cholesterol level checkups
This document discusses issues with patient misidentification in healthcare and proposes solutions. It notes that patient misidentification can lead to medical errors and harm patients. Interventions like using two patient identifiers, barcoding systems, and staff education on safety protocols may help reduce errors related to improper identification. The importance of ensuring patients receive the correct treatments and medications is emphasized.
Richelle Marting is a healthcare attorney focusing on regulatory compliance and healthcare reimbursement. She has experience in long term care, ambulatory surgery, medical groups, and private practice settings. Marting assists providers with electronic medical records implementation, coding and billing audits, and reimbursement appeals. She holds a JD, MHSA, and is credentialed in healthcare compliance and coding. Marting teaches healthcare law and coding courses and provides consulting services to healthcare organizations.
Breaching patient privacy and confidentiality is a serious issue in healthcare. As a manager, I would ensure my staff were aware of and complied with my organization's HIPAA policies by signing an attestation that they understood the policies and consequences for breaking them. I would explain the consequences, which may include termination depending on the severity of the infraction. Random audits would also be conducted to ensure staff only access necessary patient files. Organizations can face significant fines, such as Columbia University and New York-Presbyterian Hospital's combined $4.8 million fine in 2014 for failing to secure health records.
Mary J. Remley is an experienced nursing leader seeking a position where she can promote quality patient outcomes and evidence-based practices. She has over 30 years of experience in perioperative services management, most recently as the Perioperative Services Nurse Manager at UnityPoint Health - Meriter in Madison, WI where she oversees an operating budget of $16 million. Her expertise includes labor relations, staff engagement, lean principles, and patient safety. She holds a BSN, ADN, MHA, and is currently pursuing an MS in Nursing.
Complete Prior Authorization Services | Prior Authorization Process GuidelineMichael Smith
This document provides an overview of Sun Knowledge, a healthcare BPO/KPO services company. It discusses Sun Knowledge's prior authorization services, highlighting the challenges involved and Sun Knowledge's approaches to addressing them. Sample reports related to prior authorization tracking and performance are also included. The document aims to demonstrate Sun Knowledge's capabilities and compliance in handling prior authorization processes for US healthcare clients.
In a 3 sentence summary:
The document is a certificate from the American Psychiatric Association awarding 1 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit to Paula Alina Dima for participating in an enduring material titled "HIV Clinical Vignette: An Ailing Father With Aids" on March 10, 2015. The APA is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians and designates this material for a maximum of 1 credit. The certificate includes Paula Dima's name, the program title, date, and credit awarded.
HXR 2016: Improving Insurance Member Experiences -Janna Kimel, CambiaHxRefactored
This section of the agenda will feature leaders in innovation, customer experience, and design within the health insurance space. Each panelist will present the current state of experience at their organization, what successes they have seen, what situations they have learned from, and what their challenges and obstacles are, and where they would like to see things head in the future. Then Amy Cueva will guide the group in a discussion around strategy, measurement, culture change, and other important topics relevant to delivering phenomenal experiences.
What training could you as a manager put into place to avoid this situationLoniWilliams1
Monthly HIPAA training for staff would help ensure compliance with privacy laws and security updates. Getting input from staff about needed changes could improve training effectiveness. Regular training would help maintain patient confidentiality and protect the facility from legal liability if confidentiality is breached. Accountability for unauthorized access to patient records, such as firings after a celebrity health records incident, could make training on confidentiality rules more impactful for employees.
2010 03-02 shared savings model - marillac and st. mary's hospitaldesignKiln, llc
This document describes a shared savings model between Marillac Clinic and St. Mary's Hospital in Grand Junction, Colorado. It outlines their similar missions and independent governance structures. It also details how Marillac Clinic serves as a medical home for uninsured residents, providing comprehensive primary care services. St. Mary's Hospital financially supports Marillac and they work to coordinate care for uninsured patients through clinical, operational, and financial alignment. This collaboration has led to reductions in emergency room and inpatient utilization and costs for their shared patient population.
Care Delivery with Electronic Prior Authorization 5-7-14 NCPDP Conference Pr...Forward360 LLC
Pursuing medication prior authorization (PA) with paper forms, faxes, and phone calls is time-consuming and disruptive to clinical care. What is the impact? How can this improve with adoption of the NCPDP electronic PA standard?
Learn why prescribers rate ePA as one of the most desired capabilities within their e-prescribing workflow. Hear what doctors, pharmacies and PBMs have to say about their experience with the ePA pilot and promises they see for the future.
Patient centered Homecare Standards - Dr Amrish Kamboj - Director ofd Clinica...Amrish Kamboj
The document summarizes standards for patient centered homecare as outlined by the Joint Commission International (JCI). It is divided into two main sections - Patient Centered Standards and Health Care Organization Management Standards. The Patient Centered Standards section covers International Patient Safety Goals, Patient Access and Assessment, Patient Rights and Responsibilities, Patient Care and Continuity of Care, Patient Medication Management, and Patient and Family Education. The Health Care Organization Management Standards section addresses Improvement in Quality and Patient Safety, Infection Prevention and Control, Management and Safety of the Environment, Staff Qualifications and Education, Governance and Leadership, and Communication and Information Management. Each standard is further broken down into more specific measurable elements.
Telemedicine, E health and other technologies promise change that can profoundly affect patients and providers. Even a quick scan of topics featured in this journal demonstrates its impact on quality of life, public health concerns, and effectiveness healthcare. However, this powerful area of health care also creates serious issues for patients and providers. This writer
is particularly interested in ethics issues that affect the soul of health care.
Patient Safety: Evolving from Compliance to Cultureclinicalsolutions
Patient Safety, evolving from Compliance to Culture with McKesson http://www.mckesson.com/static_files/McKesson.com/MPT/Documents/PatientSafety_WHT260.pdf
Patient Safety: Evolving from Compliance to Cultureclinicalsolutions
Patient Safety, evolving from Compliance to Culture with McKesson http://www.mckesson.com/static_files/McKesson.com/MPT/Documents/PatientSafety_WHT260.pdf
Patient Safety: Evolving from Compliance to Cultureclinicalsolutions
Patient Safety, evolving from Compliance to Culture with McKesson http://www.mckesson.com/static_files/McKesson.com/MPT/Documents/PatientSafety_WHT260.pdf
Patient Safety: Evolving from Compliance to Cultureclinicalsolutions
Patient Safety, evolving from Compliance to Culture with McKesson http://www.mckesson.com/static_files/McKesson.com/MPT/Documents/PatientSafety_WHT260.pdf
Patient Safety: Evolving from Compliance to Cultureclinicalsolutions
Patient Safety, evolving from Compliance to Culture with McKesson http://www.mckesson.com/static_files/McKesson.com/MPT/Documents/PatientSafety_WHT260.pdf
Patient Safety: Evolving from Compliance to Cultureclinicalsolutions
Patient Safety, evolving from Compliance to Culture with McKesson http://www.mckesson.com/static_files/McKesson.com/MPT/Documents/PatientSafety_WHT260.pdf
This document provides an overview of Dr Foster Intelligence's annual audit of hospital quality and performance in England. Some key findings include:
- 95% of trusts have reduced mortality rates over the past 5 years, with fewer trusts performing poorly and less extreme outliers.
- All trusts performing coronary artery bypass grafts have mortality rates within the expected range, though there is up to a 4-fold variation.
- Six trusts had above expected mortality for fractured neck of femur.
- Waiting times are falling but challenges remain for orthopaedics and diagnostics to meet 18-week targets.
- There is significant variation in following best practices and clinical guidelines across trusts and regions.
- Effective measures of patient safety
Building Patient-Centeredness in the Real World: The Engaged Patient and the ...EngagingPatients
This paper examines the separate but intertwined ethical, economic and clinical concepts of patientcenteredness and how ACOs provide a structure for turning those concepts into a functioning reality.
PSO's Improve Nursing Care Delivery and PerformanceiCareQuality.us
Nurses are well-positioned to support Patient Safety Organizations (PSOs) in improving patient care and outcomes. PSOs were created by the Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Act of 2005 to enable healthcare providers to voluntarily report patient safety issues without fear of legal discovery. This allows organizations to identify risks and implement best practices to enhance safety. By 2017, hospitals over 50 beds must report to PSOs. Working with PSOs provides legal protections and supports a culture of transparency and learning to advance quality improvement. As frontline caregivers, nurses can help PSOs achieve their mission through initiatives like audits, education, and data collection to strengthen practice and reduce harm.
9 Actionable Healthcare Tweets from HIMSS 2015Buddy Scalera
9 tweets and action items for healthcare marketers and content strategists, as developed by Marilyn Cox @MarilynECox (Oracle) and Buddy Scalera @MarketingBuddy.
Be sure to visit: http://www.slideshare.net/americanregistry
The document discusses the importance of maintaining strict patient confidentiality. It notes that all health care providers are expected to advocate for their patients by maintaining ethical behavior and keeping health records confidential, regardless of the patient or treatment. It suggests that health care organizations provide training to their employees on adhering to patient confidentiality and implement policies and systems to properly protect private patient information as required by law. Executives should seek to limit access to records, track access and disclosures, maintain updated policies, and educate staff on changes to help ensure confidentiality is maintained.
Out of Control: The Challenge of Health Care’s New Roles, Rules, and Relation...Health Catalyst
During this webinar you’ll learn the following:
*How the spread of sophisticated clinical care information outside traditional professional channels will disrupt traditional roles of providers, payers, patients and others.
* How the new roles and interactions are evolving and the way in which new kinds of rules will govern them.
*Why analytics allowing sophisticated measurement and management will be key to surviving and prospering in an era of artificial intelligence and distributed data.
discusion 1As I mentioned in my introduction, I manage two OBGYN p.docxowenhall46084
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As I mentioned in my introduction, I manage two OBGYN practices at the University of Kentucky. One of those practices is located in Rowan County, in a small town called Morehead, KY. In the community, our clinic is one of only two OBGYN practices.
In addition, many of the surrounding rural counties are without OBGYN physicians. Therefore, many of our patients make a lengthy commute to see one of our providers. Fortunately, Morehead does have a hospital that is equipped with labor and deliver services. The next closest hospital or OBGYN high risk specialist is over an hour’s drive away on the main UK campus in Lexington, KY. Recognizing the lack of services, and the difficulty of travel for our patients, we started offering telehealth in 2013 to expand access of care and improve the quality of care for our high risk OB patients with the Blue Angels program.
All patients who are considered as having a high risk pregnancy are offered a telehealth consult with a high risk OBGYN specialist from Lexington via telehealth with the Blue Angels program. This consultation occurs during the patient’s routine ultrasound. The exam room is equipped with a large 55 inch monitor that allows the physician to see both the patient and the ultrasound that is being performed by the sonographer, in real time. This allows the provider and the patient to communicate as if they were face to face in an office visit.
From 2015-2016, 1,863 patients participated in the Blue Angels program - a 62% growth in patient volume from the previous year. Deliveries and NICU referrals from the area to Lexington grew almost 40% from 2013-2016.
The set up cost for telehealth was minimal in comparison to the progress and benefits being made in our high risk patients.
According to the document “The Role of Telehealth in an Evolving Health Care Environment”, telehealth allows rural areas to increase quality of care and patient volumes, reduce emergency department visits and hospital readmissions, and offer specialty care at a lower cost, not to mention saving the patients time, money, and traveling to Lexington.
Other methods of web-based communication tools have also proven to help manage complex health care needs by providing virtual access to multiple specialty providers. In a pilot study, researchers developed the “Loop”, a secure online communication tool that allowed patients to communicate with multiple members of a health care team. The study proved the “Loop” to be successful in providing effective medical team collaboration with patients. Similar in design and access, patient portals allow for patients to get medical information, appointments, and prescriptions all in the click of a computer. In the article “Patient Web Portals, Disease Management, and Primary Prevention”, the authors state that web portals have been shown to increase patient adherence to medical regimens, and have improved the overall efficiency and quality of health care.
Patient-centered .
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To provide quality patient care, developing a strong culture of internal
transparency in healthcare is important. Open and honest relationship
among the team members in healthcare organizations leads to mutual
trust, collaboration and sharing of best practices across disciplines.
According to a report from the National Patient Safety Foundation’s Lucian
Leape Institute, “if transparency were medication, it would be a
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information that is open to the scrutiny of others.
Developing Internal Transparency
There are many challenges in developing a culture of internal
transparency and some of these are very complex. At Virginia Mason
Medical Center in Seattle, every healthcare professional, regardless of
job or title, is considered a safety inspector and all team members are
expected to file a patient safety alert whenever a potential safety risk is
identified. Internal transparency is hindered when lessons learned are not
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possible and have the tools to make this happen. They recognized that to
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get rid of wasteful elements from patient care, and empower their
employees to be guardians of patient safety, regardless of their job or
title. They needed a change in their management approach so that it was
nimble enough to keep pace with the changing healthcare environment.
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as enthusiasts who wanted to adopt the new system.
Openly sharing information in employee forums helped team members
understand the change that was necessary for the organization. In 2004,
a patient Mary McClinton had died at Virginia Mason due to an avoidable
medical error and this shook the organization and led them to create an
environment that is safe for all patients and team members. To honor
Mrs. McClinton, they created an annual award that recognizes a team that
improves quality and safety through innovation.
According to the Lucian Leape Institute report, transparency among
clinicians and patients, and healthcare organizations ensure better care
outcomes and more trust among all the involved parties.
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