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Potential benefits of relationship continuity in patient care
British Journal of Nursing, 2014Continuity of care, in the author's opinion, is synonymous with quality care. The benefits of developing relationship continuity are highlighted as beneficial to patient, department, trust and the NHS. An in-house audit revealed that the care provided in the author's stoma care department was fragmented and how a change in strategy was required to ...
J. Williams
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International Journal of Mental Health Nursing, 2019
Refugee and immigrant populations experience many pre- and post-migration risk factors and stressors that can negatively impact their mental health. This qualitative study aimed to explore the system-level issues that affect the access to, as well as ...
L. Wylie +4 more
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Refugee and immigrant populations experience many pre- and post-migration risk factors and stressors that can negatively impact their mental health. This qualitative study aimed to explore the system-level issues that affect the access to, as well as ...
L. Wylie +4 more
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Continuity of care in day surgical care – perspective of patients
Scandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences, 2013BackgroundThe realisation of continuity in day surgical care is analysed in this study. The term ‘continuity of care’ is used to refer to healthcare processes that take place in time (time flow) and require coordination (coordination flow), rapport (caring relationship flow) and information (information flow).
Leino-Kilpi Helena +7 more
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Coordination and Continuity of Intensive Care Unit Patient Care
Human Factors: The Journal of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, 2009Objective: Using Klein’s model of team coordination, we explored the null hypothesis that intensive care unit (ICU) care coordination unfolds as a linear sequence. Our intent was to generate hypotheses for further research and to provide interim recommendations for improving care coordination. We also explored factors contributing to care coordination
Anne, Miller +3 more
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Production and operations management, 2019
Patients’ skills, knowledge, and motivation to actively engage in their health care are assessed with the patient activation measure (PAM). The literature on the role of PAM, when patient counseling is coupled with a technology enabled continuity of care
C. Queenan +4 more
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Patients’ skills, knowledge, and motivation to actively engage in their health care are assessed with the patient activation measure (PAM). The literature on the role of PAM, when patient counseling is coupled with a technology enabled continuity of care
C. Queenan +4 more
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Continuity of Care Practices and Substance Use Disorder Patients’ Engagement in Continuing Care
Medical Care, 2005Substance use disorder (SUD) patients who engage in more continuing care have better outcomes, but information on practices associated with greater patient engagement and retention in continuing care remains elusive.The objectives of this study were to determine if staff's continuity of care practices predict patients' engagement in continuing care in ...
Jeanne A, Schaefer +3 more
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Continuing Care of Multiorgan Donor Patients
Journal of Intensive Care Medicine, 1989Preserving the optimal function of donor organs must be the primary goal of physicians caring for patients who have been certified brain dead and from whom organs will be transplanted. During the hours before organ removal, several significant medical challenges may emerge.
David J. Powner +2 more
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Talking about Patients: Communication and Continuity of Care
The Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing, 2000Continuity of patient care is a tenet of professional nursing practice regardless of setting. Communication between providers about patients is fundamental to continuity. As the role of hospitals in health care is constrained, care is now commonly delivered to patients during an episode of illness by multiple agencies.
M A, Anderson, L B, Helms
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Overcoming Obstacles To Resident-Patient Continuity of Care
Annals of Surgery, 2012Because continuity of care (CC) is a necessary component of resident education, this analysis was done to understand what keeps CC between residents and patients low and how it can be most effectively improved.Many authors lament low CC between residents and patients, especially in the era of duty hour regulations. Some have tried lengthening rotations,
Jonathan P, Turner +5 more
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