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The American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry, 2020
ABSTRACT In the course of my work as a palliative care physician I confront the profound toll of care transitions on family and patient well-being daily. Facing the decline and behaviors of a loved one with cognitive impairment is challenging. Home care may not be possible, and many families must select a dedicated facility to provide needed care ...
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ABSTRACT In the course of my work as a palliative care physician I confront the profound toll of care transitions on family and patient well-being daily. Facing the decline and behaviors of a loved one with cognitive impairment is challenging. Home care may not be possible, and many families must select a dedicated facility to provide needed care ...
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Seminars in Oncology Nursing
This manuscript aims to provide an extensive review of the literature, synthesize findings, and present substantial insights on the current state of transitional care navigation. Additionally, the existing models of care, pertaining to the concept and approach to transitional care navigation, will be highlighted.An extensive search was conducted though
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This manuscript aims to provide an extensive review of the literature, synthesize findings, and present substantial insights on the current state of transitional care navigation. Additionally, the existing models of care, pertaining to the concept and approach to transitional care navigation, will be highlighted.An extensive search was conducted though
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Adolescent Health Care Transition in Transition
JAMA Pediatrics, 2013Transitions of care areperiods of vulnerability and risk in our health care system. The risks for poor clinical outcomes and increased health care costs during transitions increase with poor preparation, planning, communication, and coordinationof care aspatientsmove fromonecare setting to another.1 To a large extent, researchers and policy makers have
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Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinics of North America, 2020
The transition from pediatric-based to adult-based health care is often difficult, especially for individuals with chronic illness or developmental disabilities, such as cerebral palsy. This article describes the current state of health care transition, focusing on some of the elements that contribute to the complexity of this challenging life period ...
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The transition from pediatric-based to adult-based health care is often difficult, especially for individuals with chronic illness or developmental disabilities, such as cerebral palsy. This article describes the current state of health care transition, focusing on some of the elements that contribute to the complexity of this challenging life period ...
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Journal of The Royal Naval Medical Service, 2015
Abstract Operation GRITROCK saw the first operational deployment of the Maritime In Transit Care team from the Role 2 (Enhanced) (R2(E)) Medical Treatment Facility, which is able to provide Damage Control Surgery and the limited holding of patients, situated on board RFA ARGUS.
G, Bott, J, Barnard, K, Prior
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Abstract Operation GRITROCK saw the first operational deployment of the Maritime In Transit Care team from the Role 2 (Enhanced) (R2(E)) Medical Treatment Facility, which is able to provide Damage Control Surgery and the limited holding of patients, situated on board RFA ARGUS.
G, Bott, J, Barnard, K, Prior
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New England Journal of Medicine, 2001
Managed care now dominates health care in the United States. By 1999, only 8 percent of persons with employer-sponsored health insurance coverage had traditional indemnity insurance.1 This reflects...
R A, Dudley, H S, Luft
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Managed care now dominates health care in the United States. By 1999, only 8 percent of persons with employer-sponsored health insurance coverage had traditional indemnity insurance.1 This reflects...
R A, Dudley, H S, Luft
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Care Transitions and Home Health Care
Clinics in Geriatric Medicine, 2009Transitions of care are becoming recognized as an important area for improvement in health care quality and patient safety. Yet there remains consistent evidence from multiple studies in varied settings of failures to complete safe, effective hand-offs from one location of care to the next.
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Care Coordination and Transitions of Care
Medical Clinics of North America, 2017Care coordination and effective transitions of care are essential for high-quality care in cancer survivors. Aspects of care that require coordination include cancer surveillance, managing the effects of cancer and its treatment, and preventive care, including screening for new cancers, with the clinician responsible for each aspect of care clearly ...
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Nursing Standard, 2016
Essential facts Transition is defined by the Department of Health as the 'purposeful and pl anned process' of supporting young people as they move from children's to adult services. Transition does not start at the same age for everyone, and depends on care and support needs, the law and what the patient or client feels is right.
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Essential facts Transition is defined by the Department of Health as the 'purposeful and pl anned process' of supporting young people as they move from children's to adult services. Transition does not start at the same age for everyone, and depends on care and support needs, the law and what the patient or client feels is right.
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