rotura engranaje
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peer agreement (net): +1delays in the process/system/patient flow Explanation: I understand it to mean unnecessary delays. • Evitar pérdidas de tiempo por fallo o rotura engranaje. • Avoid wasting time due to unnecessary delays in the system. • Avoid wasting time due to delays in the patient flow. I've found 'patient pathway' but I'm not 100% convinced that this is the right term. The "patient pathway" is the route that a patient will take from their first contact with an NHS member of staff (usually their GP), through referral, to the completion of their treatment. It also covers the period from entry into a hospital or a Treatment Centre, until the patient leaves. You can think of it as a timeline, on which every event relating to treatment can be entered. Events such as consultations, diagnosis, treatment, medication, diet, assessment, teaching and preparing for discharge from the hospital can all be mapped on this timeline. The pathway gives an outline of what is likely to happen on the patient's journey and can be used both for patient information and for planning services as a template pathway can be created for common services and operations. http://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ /http://www.dh.go... 6. Reduce Delays in Admission from the ED The process of admitting patients from the ED is time-intensive, highly variable and frequently leads to delays. Difficulties in communication between ED providers and hospital physicians together with delays in having the right bed ready on time are the two major bottlenecks in the process. Visibility tools can allow physicians to identify delays in the system and react accordingly. The report concluded that “measures taken by hospitals and urgent care systems to improve patient flow through hospital departments other than A&E and back into the community may be highly effective in avoiding another sharp decline in A&E performance against the four-hour target this winter”. http://nhsproviders.org/media/1258/nhsp-right-place-lr.pdf While keeping the focus on quality of care, finding ways to streamline navigation processes and improving patient flow are crucial across the entire care continuum. Between an aging population who require increased healthcare needs and rising costs (that are also paired with shrinking reimbursement), today’s reality is that hospitals are being challenged to improve internal operations and improve efficiencies. https://www.onco-nav.com/streamline-navigation-processes/ If a patient's haven't completed the paperwork or their eyes haven't dilated in time for their appointment, it slows down the whole process as it affects other patients. Everyone is kept waiting. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 7 hrs (2018-03-01 20:57:50 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- *Sorry, I reworded my answer and obviously didn't do it properly! If a patient's paperwork hasn't been completed... |
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