inpatient care
Medical spending and hospital inpatient care in England : An analysis over time
... Health care in England is predominantly provided free at the point of service through the publicly funded National Health Service ...hospital inpatient health care, which represents around 20-25% of ...
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Compliance with clinical pathways for inpatient care in Chinese public hospitals
... in inpatient care of 7 public gen- eral hospitals of Pudong new area in ...health care in eastern China than in other areas, the study results are likely to represent an area in China with rela- ...
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Factors Associated With Family Experience in Pediatric Inpatient Care
... c care dimensions (eg, communication with doctors and privacy) for adult inpatient care, 12–14 helping hospitals identify correlates of high overall performance ...
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Recognizing Differences in Hospital Quality Performance for Pediatric Inpatient Care
... of care from average performance for all-condition discharges such as family experience of care and adverse drug events because the sample size of children in the hospitals is suf fi ...
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Are Hospital Characteristics Associated With Parental Views of Pediatric Inpatient Care Quality?
... Pediatric Inpatient Survey. The Pediatric Inpatient Survey measures 7 dimensions of inpatient care quality: partnership, coordination, infor- mation to parent, information to child, physical ...
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Characteristics of Inpatient Care and Rehabilitation for Acute First Ever Stroke Patients
... of inpatient care for acute first-ever stroke at three general hospitals in Korea to provide basic data and useful information on the development of comprehensive and systematic rehabili- tation care ...
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Non-specialized inpatient care provided by university hospitals in Japan
... primary care as care provided by primary care physicians and hospital outpatient ...Secondary care was defined as inpatient care provided in hospitals after referral from primary ...
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Patient satisfaction with inpatient care provided by the Sydney Gynecological Oncology Group
... Overall the satisfaction with inpatient care was rated very highly in most areas. Persistent issues of poor satisfaction relate to food, access, and parking, which by and large are out of the control of the ...
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Statistical process monitoring to improve quality assurance of inpatient care
... Background: Statistical Process Monitoring (SPM) is not typically used in traditional quality assurance of inpatient care. While SPM allows a rapid detection of performance deficits, SPM results strongly ...
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Variation in Family Experience of Pediatric Inpatient Care As Measured by Child HCAHPS
... Although this is the largest study of pediatric inpatient experience to date, it has limitations. Hospitals volunteered to participate and might not be representative of all hospitals serving children (eg, ...
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Physician Experience With Pediatric Inpatient Care in Washington State
... In rural hospitals, where family physicians served as attending physicians for 44% of pediatric inpa- tients, children were 3.3 times more likely to receive their.. care from family phys[r] ...
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Day Patient Treatment after Short Inpatient Care vs. Inpatient Treatment in Adolescent Anorexia Nervosa:
... Comparison of inpatient and day-patient treatment in adolescent anorexia nervosa. Thanks to[r] ...
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A Service Chief Model for General Pediatric Inpatient Care and Residency Training
... clinicians; (2) to improve supervision and training of housestaff on the hospital's three age-based general medical inpatient services by dividing inpatient med- icine into smaller admin[r] ...
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Constructing episodes of inpatient care: data infrastructure for population-based research
... The main strengths of our work are that it used population-based data from an entire Canadian prov- ince, over a substantial time period, and that it demon- strated the impact of several different methods of identifying ...
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USE OF UTILIZATION REVIEW TO ASSESS THE QUALITY OF PEDIATRIC INPATIENT CARE
... Twenty-five per- cent of all patient days were considered unneces- sary; this varied from 7% in the teaching hospital to a mean of 38% in the community hospitals.The cost of unnecessary [r] ...
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The impact of hospital financing on the quality of inpatient care in England
... hospital care is defined in terms of the healthcare resource group (HRG) for the spell of care in hospital, with different conditions (eg stroke or hip replacement) assigned to different ...
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Inpatient Asthma Care and Future Morbidity: A Role for Quality Improvement
... outcomes. Inpatient care standardization that included assessment of the patient’s past clinical asthma control followed by adjustment and prescription of controller medication (especially if those ...
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Usage and cost of first line drugs for patients referred to inpatient anthroposophic integrative care or inpatient conventional care for stress related mental disorders—a register based study
... integrative care (AIC) is a well- established form of integrative health service provision provided by conventionally trained medical doctors, nurses and therapists that have additional training in the practice ...
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Alternatives to inpatient mental health care for children and young people (Review)
... to inpatient care, and compared this type of care with inpatient care or generic outpatient care for ado- lescents with anorexia nervosa in the United ...the inpatient ...
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Accumulated coercion and short term outcome of inpatient psychiatric care
... have used subjective as well as professionally assessed measures of coercion since many studies have shown great inconsistencies between perceived coercion and legal status at admission [7,8,15-18], and between self- ...
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