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challenges of health care
insurance
improving access
reducing costs
maintaining safety
levels of health care
preventative
primary
secondary
tertiary
restorative
continuing care
preventative level
reduce risks
screenings, check ups, counseling
primary care
improve health outcomes
health care visits, education, maternal/child health care, family planning
places for primary care
school health
occupational health - work place
physicians office
nurse managed clinic
block and parish - older patients
community centers
secondary care
provided by specialist or on referral by PCP
focus on diagnosis and treatment
tertiary care
specialized consultative care, referral from secondary medical personnel needed (cardiologist, surgeons etc)
secondary/tertiary locations
hospitals
intensive care
mental health facilities
rural hospitals
when does discharge planning happen
starts at admission
determine post hospital destination and what they might need
what is restorative care
is the continuation of recover and support of chronic conditions
for patients recovering from acute/chronic illness
restorative care types
home care - includes: education, illness prevention, treatment, palliative care, rehab
rehab - helps maintain/improve skills + functions for ADLs
extended care - provide prolonged care for people with chronic diseases during rehab
continuing care
provides care for people who need help with ADLs
continuing care places
nursing centers
assisted living
respite care
adult day care
palliative/hospice
nursing care center
provide 24 hour intermediate/custodial care
nursing, rehab, diet, social, recreational services
assisted living
long term care
resembles home environment
more autonomy for patient
respite care
short term relief for family providing home care
adult day care
drop patient off for the day, social and health services
palliative and hospice care
palliative - patient centered care with goal of improving quality of life
hospice - palliative but regulated — need to be at end of life, under 6 months
hospital value based purchasing
provide higher care at less cost
hospital readmissions reduction program
reduce admissions within the 30 day window bc you don’t get money for those
bundled payments for care
set amount of money given to hospital for certain diagnoses
hospital acquired condition reduction program
no money if patient gets hospital acquired condition
QSEN competencies
patient centered care
team work and collaboration
EBP
quality improvement
safety
informatics
leadership
what is patient centered care
respect patient values
coordinate care
physical comfort
access to care
involvement of friends/family
information/education
magnet program
recognizes excellence in nursing
transformational leadership
structural empowerment
exemplary professional practice
new knowledge, innovation + improvements
empirical quality results