Goal and Objectives Goal: Decrease overall emergency department length of stay. Three strategies are illustrated in the following table. The table includes the measurable objectives, role responsibilities, and resources associated with each tactic in addition to a timeline. The approaches described are: direct bedding paired with bedside registration, increasing Fast Track utilization via the Split Emergency Severity Index Patient Flow Model, and a Diagnostics, Radiologic, and Discharge lounge. Measureable
Lin et al .,2015 did a study on transformational leadership, supports the findings from the interview. The study reports that transformational leadership entails a clear vision which motivates the team members and enhances the productivity of the nursing staff ( Lin et al.,2015) The power enjoyed by MJ as a nurse leader in the emergency department is referent power (Wais, 2017). The referent power is due to the trust and the admiration
almost exponentially.[16] In Hong Kong, the emergency department (ED) services from public hospitals are commonly overloaded with excessive patient presentations. The medical staff to patient
INTRODUCTION At face value, the use of lights and sirens by prehospital emergency medical personnel does not seem to be an area of high-value research or controversy. We are all quite used to seeing emergency vehicles at work on our streets, lights flashing and sirens wailing. Both lights and sirens are, and for a long time have been, standard components of EMS vehicles. They are used both to decrease the time it takes emergency medical personnel to respond to the location of an accident, illness
media in our life, especially in law enforcement officers which need to adjust to social media because otherwise could negatively impact their lives. He also establishes the develop and organization of his article, suggesting some factors that departments must take in consideration to support the demand which are to comprehend how social media works, advantages and disadvantages to officers, and the requirement to regulate the information share by law
Patient Assessment and Case Study Patient Sally Doe is a 27m year old single Australian Female diagnosed with depression and diabetes. Sally lives alone in a house Chandler, Arizona. Sally is employed as a Program Coordinator at a Food Bank and close to her family who all live in Australia. Sally reports she has no social support as all her friends are married or have children and not available to spend time with her. Sally reports having financial stressors since buying her house a year ago in
Evaluate the long-term effects of being a night shift nurse has on the body compared to the health of a daytime nurse and the effects their health has on the quality of work. INVESTIGATOR: Mike Caravella Team: Professor McGloin A. SPECIFIC AIMS This study is being conducted to determine the health problems that night time nurses suffer compared to day time nurses, and how these health problems effect there quality of work within a hospital setting. The main research question guiding this cohort method
environment also expand medical and nursing knowledge thereby promoting research in various fields. (Why are hospitals important?2016) IMPLEMENTATION ACTIVITIES IN THE HOSPITAL A lot of activities go on in the hospital setting which are in various departments and setup. The following are the major activities that are seen in the
The Government Response to Hurricane Katrina: A Federalism Case Study Hurricane Katrina exposed the failure in all levels of government, nonprofit, and private sector to appropriately respond to a large-scale disaster. These failures can be attributed largely to the American institution of federalism. Federalism is a system wherein it is inherently difficult to respond to a major catastrophe, because it promotes local and state response to small disasters, to the exclusion of the federal government
According to the report presented by (xxxxxxxx), Civil Defense is a system put in place by many governments to help the citizens of these countries in supporting the armed forces and the police departments in issues that are concern with crisis situations. Additionally, (xxxxxx) presented that while many factors reduce the chances of disasters like the wars in the world, the world has been exposed to new challenges such as natural calamities, human caused disasters and terrorism. These problems have