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Hospitals
A hospital is an institution for health care providing patient treatment by specialized staff and equipment. Questions about various hospitals and health care find a place in this category.
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What companies provide enterprise software to hospitals?
Dozens, if not hundreds, of software companies, provide software to hospitals. Hospice software helps us to manage hospital data at one place and can handle these data on tab also which provide the platform us to handling it in offline and online mode. You can view a fairly comprehensive and interactive of software at alorahealth.com
Bella goes to the hospital tons of times. Which one are you talking about?
In 1986 who hit Ben Crenshaw in the head with his putter sending him to the hospital?
Himself, he threw the club into the air and it came down and hit him in the head.
Can you still swim even though you've broke you arms or legs in the past?
Yes. You can even swim if your arm is currently broken if you get a certain water-proof cast.
From what I understand mr. McMahon is hurt but not from the accident on raw. He's been sick for a few days before that day on raw they stunted that incident so mr. McMahon can get sometime off from his job.
Hospitals care and treat patients that arrive at the hospital. This can range from a small cut that needs treating to life saving operations.
There are many different wards on a hospital which can specify in certain illnesses etc. For example E.D (emergency department) is in every hospital and it deals with emergencies and newly admitted patients who need urgent treatment.
Hospitals can also offer support for things like stopping smoking and losing weight etc.
There is a lot more to is but this is the basic things. Also, you could watch Casualty or Holby City on BBC1 on Saturdays and Tuesdays if you want a small idea about what they are like!!!
''a night from hospital sketches'' how old was the youngest patient?
Joh was the youngest patiend there the guy who is in the picture laying down in the hospital #SWAGGG
The amnion and the chorion are the two layers of the "bag of waters." What this means is that there are two babies (identical twins) in one sac. This is pretty rare and complications often arise. Usually twin babies do not share both sets of membranes. Fraternal twins never share a sac, and identical twins only do sometimes and then it is usually only the outer layer that they share. They still have separate inner sacs. In this case the babies are in the same bag of waters without the inner membrane separating them.
What types of facilities provide geriatric care?
Are you in HOSA? Just asking...
Home care assistance provides the best caregiving services for senior citizens. Their services includes bathing, brooming, preparing meal, taking care of diet, providing proper nutrition and many more services which makes their life easy and happy.
Health Care providers or such type og agency provides all type of elderly care services like dementia care, heart attack care, preparing meal for them, bathing, dressing, proper exercises as per doctors suggestions, medication reminder, companionship etc... This caregiving services helps elderly to live their life enjoyfully and also reduce complicatins of their family.
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How many jobs in physical therapy?
LOTS AND LOTS OF JOBS. HUGE shortage in most states. you can work in just about any town/city in any state. As of 9/2009 it was reported as the number 1 career in the U.S.
How were the hospital conditions in 1800s?
There was still little knowledge of sanitary conditions, therefore hygiene was appalling. The surgery conditions also often led to death because of the poor sanitation. There was not many vaccinations either. The hospitals were usually busy and smelly and dirty.
Non-profit hospitals are required to provide "community benefits" as a condition of their tax exempt status. Prior to 1969 non-profit status at the Federal level required treatment of all indigent patients. The IRS in 1969 changed the charity care requirements to "community benefits" which include bad debt (uncollected payment from patients who were expected to have been able to pay but didn't), shortfalls from Medicare and Medicaid reimbursements, and losses from the types of care that are money-losing such as burn units and neonatal intensive care. Broadening of these definitions led some non-profit hospitals to increase the other community benefits and reduce the charity care.
However, if the hospital is a "Participating Hospital", i.e., takes any government program funding from the Department of Health and Human Services, such as Medicare, and Medicaid, they must treat for emergency care or active labor regardless of the patients' ability to pay, citizenship, etc, and they must treat them like they would any other patient. This bill passed in 1986 and was called the Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act (EMTALA) under COBRA. This effectively covers all hospitals, profit or non-profit since the hospitals can not make it without the patients under government health care programs. The exceptions are the Shriners Hospitals for Children, Veterans Affairs Hospitals, and Indian Health Service.
This will vary state to state, too, since states have ammended to include additional rerquirements and define what services must be included.
When is national hospital week 2011?
According to the American Hospital Association, National Hospital Week is May 8-14, 2011.
Where is the Moorfields eye hospital?
The address of Moorfields Eye Hospital is 162 City Road, London EC1V 2PD, United Kingdom. The hospital is accessible from the Underground, bus, train, and car. There are several satellite locations beyond the main hospital to serve the public.
What are the hazards in a hospital?
The main concern is that is it safe enough. Safety in a hospital or doctors office is key. In a hospital cetain expectations are required. Nurses, doctors and everyone on staff or visiting is to try and keep safe from viruses or any medical diseases. Which requires "santaziation." We must keep the hospital clean so everyone is required to wash their hands quite frequently. Also, new equipment is coming in hospitals quite frequently and we ask that if you don't know how to use it if....you are staff, learn. If you are a visitor or patient leave it alone. Nurses and doctors are required to go to a class when new equipment is provided. The course will be taught by your work.
A blood culture is a lab test done to see if there are any bacteria in the blood.
It is a test that measures the concentration of glycosylated hemoglobin in the blood. This is the amount of hemoglobin bound to glucose. The test is used to determine if the blood sugar level has been high for a long time. There would be very little glycosylated hemoglobin if it hasn't.
What is the procedure for cleaning up spills of body fluids?
Wear appropriate protective equipment such as disposal gloves, face shield, pocket mask to prevent contact with blood borne pathogens.
What kind of hospital was Cranston General Hospital in Cranston RI?
Cranston General was a general practice hospital providing all levels of care. Their claim to fame was that they practiced homeopathic medicine... Less pharmaceutical and more natural... I guess that's why they don't exist anymore...
My mom had stomach surgery there back in the mid 70's and it was an old hospital then. I know they added on a new clinic area and outpatient area in the early 80's... But apparently, couldn't manage the finances and went away in '93....
It wasn't of the calibre of even Roger Williams or Kent County hospitals, which back at that time were nothing to rave about...
