Essays on Hospital

Three patients with congenital cardiac disease were recently admitted to the Ladnan hospital. All three patients require a heart surgery in which the patient's heart is swapped out for a donor heart. At Ladnan Hospital, the need for donor hearts is increasing, but the quantity of donor organs has stayed...

When a patient is deemed healthy enough to be discharged but is unable to do so because plans for their ongoing assistance and care have not yet been finalized, this is referred to as a delayed discharge. The use of nurse-led release protocols, multi-agency discharge protocols to enhance multidisciplinary working, home-based...

We all have concerns about life, death, and meaning at some point in our lives, and these questions frequently have a medical component. Paul and his wife were in the hospital, where they were both sobbing as the tests showed that cancer had spread throughout his body. Paul informed his...

The high prevalence of patient falls within the healthcare system is still on the rise, and fall prevention continues to be a major patient safety issue at all levels of care delivery. In light of this, organizations like The Joint Commission noted that preventing falls remained a national patient safety...

Blood Transfusions: Saving Lives in Hospitals Blood transfusions play an important role in saving lives in hospitals. They are used by doctors to replace blood loss after surgery or after a catastrophic injury to a patient. Blood transfusions also help to improve the body's health and prevent further bleeding by providing...

I am conducting an acute care analysis for hospitals in Virginia and elsewhere for the total knee replacement surgery procedure that must be completed within the next few months. Acute care facilities are often defined as a link through patient sharing and network building, which includes the extension of immediate...

The Association Between Patient Satisfaction and Inpatient Admissions Among Teaching and Nonteaching Hospitals The author of the paper "The Association Between Patient Satisfaction and Inpatient Admissions Among Teaching and Nonteaching Hospitals" employs Spearman's Rank Correlation to assess and analyze the outcomes of inpatient admissions. The method employed is quite effective in...

The Barnes Jewish Hospital is Missouri's largest modern, state-of-the-art private hospital, hosting students from the Washington University School of Medicine. It is located in St. Louis and has been regularly regarded as a high-quality institution in terms of Medicare and the professionalism of its staff members. Many rating organizations have...

The Role of Nurses in Television Shows: Grey's Anatomy and House Comparison The majority of television programmes are made to reflect societal events. TV shows are shown in satirical way to provide both enjoyment and teachings for the welfare of the world. Grey's Anatomy is one of the most popular shows...

The Type of Health Care Delivered in Hospitals The type of health care delivered in hospitals does not satisfy the highest safety standards. A high number of deaths and injuries are caused by medical errors. Countless Americans have fallen victim to such errors. According to statistics, the number of Americans killed...

Utriainen and Kyingas: Exploring Hospital Nurses' Job Satisfaction Utriainen and Kyingas explored a frequently overlooked component of the nursing profession: hospital nurses' job satisfaction. They used the art of literature review to establish pragmatic issues defining general work attitudes among nurses within the hospital environment in their attempt to establish pragmatic...

We need to engage a family member in the interdisciplinary team for satisfactory results, especially if the patient was escorted to the hospital. The member will be of great use in providing a history of the disease and the events of that fatal day. The triage nurse was also a...