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Treatment of Dementia in a Medical Day Care Program

Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 1986
An analysis was completed of 34 patients with dementia who attended a mixed medical day care program over a five‐year period. The parameters reviewed included age, home situation, diagnosis, incidence of co‐existent medical disorders, management by the social worker, nurses and neuropsychiatrist, the extent of social and program participation, length ...
H L, Chodosh, B, Zeffert, E S, Muro
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Organizational Approach to Medication Administration in Day Care

Clinical Infectious Diseases, 1986
Because young children have numerous infections and other conditions that require medication during the day, medication administration is an issue for every day care program. While all day care programs may not accept responsibility for administration of medication, every program must have a policy about it.
H, Smith, S S, Aronson
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Medication Administration in Day Care Centers for Children

Journal of the American Pharmacists Association, 2003
To determine the frequency with which children attending day care centers (DCCs) receive medications, what types of medications are administered, whether standardized procedures are used in the dispensing of medications, and whether any self-reported errors occur.Cross-sectional descriptive survey.DCCs in eastern Iowa licensed by the Iowa Department of
Heidi S, Sinkovits, Michael W, Kelly, Michael E, Ernst   +2 more
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Guidelines for the Administration of Medication in Day Care Centers

Journal of Community Health Nursing, 1985
This article addresses guidelines for medication administration that were developed to assist community health nurses when dealing with day care centers. These guidelines focus on legal aspects, safety, storage, and administration of medication to children of different ages who attend day care centers.
P J, Ritchie, G E, Greenburg
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Regulatory and legal regulation of medical care in day hospitals.

Manager Zdravookhranenia, 2023
The program of state guarantees provides for a reduction in the amount of inpatient care due to the development of inpatient forms and planning an increase in part of the state’s expenses for outpatient care. The correct organization of medical care using hospital replacement technologies is possible only if the requirements of regulatory documents are
K.B. Demyankov, D. Yu. Yakushev
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Medical-Surgical Day Care Unit

The American Journal of Nursing, 1973
A five-day or day care unit in a general hospital is a relatively new concept. In our short-term-admission unit at the University of Rochester Medical Center, in Rochester, New York, nurses care for selected medical and surgical patients. Made over from a solarium, the five-bed unit is one open area with curtains to form cubicles as needed.
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THE MEDICAL DAY CARE PROGRAM IN NEW JERSEY

Home Health Care Services Quarterly, 1982
This article discusses the growth of Medical Day Care as a Title XIX funded service in New Jersey. It also examines the licensure requirements of the program under the Department of Health and the standards for certification under Medicaid. Two studies of participants attending medical day care centers are reported.
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