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Improving Patient Admissions With Dedicated Admission Nurses
JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 2009The 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 +2 more
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Scheduled Brief Admissions: Patient "Tuneups"
Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health Services, 19941. Incorporating brief, planned admissions into the treatment plan of chronically mentally disabled patients has demonstrated positive outcomes related to health care services, as well as to the patients' perceptions of their own health status. 2. A comparison of the "Tuneup" program before and since its inception showed that, while the number of ...
D J, Merchant, P A, Henfling
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PATIENT INTERACTION ON ADMISSION WARDS
Psychiatric Services, 1959T 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 +2 more
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2011
The rationale for using a single case study approach is set out and put into context of current case research literature and thinking. The validity of the approach and its implications for being able to generalise from its findings are discussed. The key point in the case is the determination of a private hospital in Auckland, New Zealand, to re ...
Hans Lehmann, Terence Wee
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The rationale for using a single case study approach is set out and put into context of current case research literature and thinking. The validity of the approach and its implications for being able to generalise from its findings are discussed. The key point in the case is the determination of a private hospital in Auckland, New Zealand, to re ...
Hans Lehmann, Terence Wee
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