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Improving Patient Admissions With Dedicated Admission Nurses

JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 2009
The hospital admission process is a time-consuming yet a vital process. Because of the amount of time needed for this process, the admission process can become fragmented and can lead to staff and patient dissatisfaction. The information gathered during admission provides the information needed to formulate nursing diagnoses, the nursing plan of care ...
Alice, Siehoff, Beth, Gancarz, Carol, Wise   +2 more
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PATIENT INTERACTION ON ADMISSION WARDS

Psychiatric Services, 1959
T ODAY LARGE MENTAL HOSPITALS are focusing attention upon psychotherapy, ataractics, electroconvulsive therapy, insulin shock therapy and structured group activities as major tools of treatment for the newly admitted patient. In stressing the importance of these procedures it is easy to lose sight of, and hence not fully utilize, the therapeutic ...
Grace Pennington Surber, G. Donald Niswander, Arthur P. Noyes   +2 more
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