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Diabetes Management in the Hospital
Medical Clinics of North America, 2008Hyperglycemia is an increasingly common and often complex condition to manage in the inpatient setting. Numerous clinical trials have demonstrated associations between uncontrolled diabetes and poor clinical outcomes in a number of inpatient settings.
Thomas W, Donner, Kristin M, Flammer
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Hospital Management of Migraine
2017Headache workup and treatment are generally managed as an outpatient. Occasionally, however, the severity of pain can become so debilitating that patients seek emergent treatment. As several neurologic emergencies can present with headaches and focal neurologic findings, it is critical to rule out these conditions as possible etiologies.
Posas, Jose +5 more
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Managing diversity in hospitals
Health Care Management Review, 1993Hospital work force diversity, although potentially a source of creativity and improved problem solving, is often a source of political strife and the mistreatment of people based on their identification with one or another of the diverse groups that are employed in hospitals.
R H, Schwartz, D B, Sullivan
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THE MANAGEMENT OF A HOSPITAL FORMULARY
Journal of Clinical Pharmacy and Therapeutics, 1990This paper describes the management of a hospital formulary that is operated by voluntary co-operation of prescribes. The organizational and philosophical factors associated with the formulary management system in a major teaching hospital environment are discussed.
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Analytics for Hospital Management
Proceedings of the ASE BigData & SocialInformatics 2015, 2015This paper proposes analytics for hospital management by using big data stored in a hospital information system. The key idea is analytics based on temporal information, whose visualization captures what domain experts cannot grasp from the raw data. The results show that the temporal visualization of stored data will give a powerful tool for hospital ...
Shusaku Tsumoto, Shoji Hirano
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Management of Feedyard Hospitals
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Food Animal Practice, 2015There are many considerations when managing feedyard hospitals. The type of hospital system must fit the facility design, the type of cattle fed at the feedyard, the crew that is employed by the feedyard, and the protocol established by the veterinarian.
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DIFFERENCES IN HOSPITAL ASTHMA MANAGEMENT
The Lancet, 1988Asthma management was audited prospectively for one year in a large teaching hospital. Full details were available on 77% of all patients admitted, or readmitted, with asthma during that year (150 of 195 admissions). 64 patients were admitted to general wards with a special interest in respiratory medicine, and 86 to general wards without this ...
Bucknall, C.E. +3 more
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Pain Management in the Hospitalized Patient
Medical Clinics of North America, 2002Pain is unnecessary. Effective tools are available to help doctors evaluate pain in their patients. Unrelieved pain should be treated just like any other vital sign: with aggressive measures. Effective therapies are available to treat pain. Use guidelines to develop a rational plan to relieve pain. Side effects are manageable.
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Integrated Risk Management and Artificial Intelligence in Hospital
Journal of AI, 2023Velibor Bozic
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