Nurses Still Care的动态

### Definition: **To sign out** in the context of leaving a hospital or similar institution means to complete the necessary paperwork or formalities to be officially discharged or allowed to leave the facility. ### Example Sentences: 1. After her recovery, she signed out of the hospital and went home. 2. The nurse brought the discharge papers for him to sign out. 3. Once the doctor gave the all-clear, he was able to sign out and return home. 4. She was eager to sign out and be with her family after her surgery. 5. They had to wait for the final tests before they could sign out of the clinic. 6. Before you sign out, make sure you understand all the post-care instructions. 7. The process to sign out of the hospital took longer than expected. 8. He felt relieved as he signed out of the rehabilitation center. 9. She forgot to sign out properly, causing a delay in her departure. 10. They celebrated after he signed out, marking the end of his treatment. ### Proper Hashtags: - #HospitalDischarge - #MedicalRelease - #GettingDischarged - #LeavingTheHospital - #HealthRecovery - #HospitalStay - #DischargeProcess - #MedicalPaperwork - #PostCare - #Rehabilitation

Foot Surgery ....choices, choices, choices........Isn't that what you want? At Ramsay New Hall Hospital in Salisbury, where I work...... You have the choice of Surgeon, Orthopaedic or Podiatric Surgeon. You have the choice of procedure depending on what is most appropriate for you. You have the choice of anaesthetic, local anaesthetic or general anaesthetic. You have the choice of post operative snacks with tea, coffee or cold drink. You have the choice of payment options (if you are self funding), full payment or payment plan. You can chose to have your foot problem treated as an NHS patient, Health insured patient or Self funding patient. #podiatricsurgery#hikingforhealth#happynessisajourney

Take Charge Of Your Own Health! Spent a few hours in the hospital today for a review, and after the consultation, my doctor decided that a minor day surgery was needed.. After she explained the surgery procedure and told me that I’d be covered with 2weeks’ HL (hospital leave) post-surgery then asked me to go back and check which dates I could apply for a leave of absence from work before getting back to her with the proposed dates.. I simply told her that we could look at the scheduling right there and then, because I no longer need to go through any leave application, nor would I need the HL, since I ‘report’ to myself now!?? With that, we settled on the earliest date for this minor day surgery within the next 10min and I left the hospital feeling so good!?? It may sound strange to you, but it definitely felt great that I did not need to leave my health into the hands and approval of others anymore! I could take charge and was in full control of today’s situation, putting my own health first.. since I’m the one ‘approving’ this leave of absence myself now!?? Being my own boss and owning a business that’s portable and flexible also mean that I don’t have to worry about the ‘downtime’ needed to recover post-surgery, because I can work on my business anytime and anywhere, fitting it into my schedule and not the other way around!?? I love the kind of life I’m living now!?? #momslife #workingmumturnedstayhomemum #nolongerdeskbound #nomoreleaveapplication #noonetoreportto #momboss #mumpreneur #digitalbusinessownerandmenror #iamincharge #chooseday #healthiswealth #livethelifeyoulove #createyourdesiredlifestyle

Imagine a world where nurses and doctors could spend more time providing care to patients and their families with less administrative burden. The same world where patients and families could have faster and more convenient access to pertinent information about their hospital stay or recent surgery. Join Deepika Bhatia (Govind) & Brianna Fuller, MBA as they explore Digital Humans - their evolution into healthcare, and the opportunity for differentiated experiences. #slalomohio #slalomproud #healthcare

Imagine a world where nurses and doctors could spend more time providing care to patients and their families with less administrative burden. The same world where patients and families could have faster and more convenient access to pertinent information about their hospital stay or recent surgery. Join Deepika Bhatia & Brianna Fuller as they explore Digital Humans - their evolution into healthcare, and the opportunity for differentiated experiences. #slalomohio #slalomproud #healthcare

??Why is a Nil By Mouth hospital wristband so important??? An increasing number of surgical operations are often delayed or cancelled due to the patient eating or drinking before surgery. The cancellation of any surgical procedure will often distress the patients who are already anxious about coming to theatre. The knock-on effect will cause delays and a loss of revenue to the hospital. It was a pleasure to work with Wayne on the concept and design of the NIL BY MOUTH wristband. We quickly finalised designs, materials and fastenings for this innovative product and put the whole thing into production. Have an idea for a product that could revolutionise patient safety? Get in touch today: https://ow.ly/PvAs50SN8uk #patientcare #patientsafety #patientID #healthcare #hospitalsupplier #nhs #health #healthandsafety #NHS #doctors #nurse #doctor #hospital

Positioning Injuries in the Operating Room can and do occur. ?? Teaching young nurses the importance of positioning can sometimes be a challenge as there are just so many things to remember. Here are some Dos and Don'ts of Supine Positioning. Nerve injury can occur if a patient is positioned improperly during surgery or remains in the same position for an extended period. Standard for Supine Positioning: ?? Extremities secured and supported on arm board at angle ≤ 90 degrees. ?? Palms facing up ?? Fingers extended ?? Head facing up Proper patient positioning and using positioning devices can help lower the risk of intraoperative brachial nerve injury. *Edit: thanks to a kind soul who privately messaged me… I was focusing on supine positioning —— but please note Trendelenberg and Reverse Trendelenberg are mixed up — and in actuality THE OPPOSITE… ?? Trend - Head Down ?? Reverse - Head Up ?? Email: [email protected] Limitless Legal Nurse Consulting Podcast ??? #medicalmalpractice #ORnurse #surgicalstandardsofcare

You need a nurse or doctor in the family. Anyone who has one knows it is REALLY useful. Here is an example: Your sister-in-law needs back surgery. She wants to know the best surgeon, and is even worried if she should have back surgery. So, you ask your brother, that is a nurse, about the best doctor in the area. He asks his colleagues who tell him where your sister-in-law should go. You pass this along, and she gets the care she needs. Can you see the scalability problem in this example? Not everyone has access to a brother that is a nurse or an aunt that is a doctor. So CareLuminate is democratizing this model. Here is what we did in Kansas City--getting the feedback of 478 nurses. https://lnkd.in/g-AdFMeN Once we have spread across the country, everyone will have this similar level of guidance. Brokers: You can help bring a study like this to your city at no cost. We are already working with brokers in Tampa, Portland OR, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh to make these studies happen. Large employers: You can help bring a study like this to your city, at no cost. See how at www.careluminate.com This is so simple. We can give every American the insights of your 'Brother Hank' or 'Aunt Isabel'. #fixinghealthcare #employeebenefits

Can confirm: Bri and Deepika are terrific! Imagine a world where nurses and doctors could spend more time providing care to patients and their families with less administrative burden. The same world where patients and families could have faster and more convenient access to pertinent information about their hospital stay or recent surgery. Join Deepika Bhatia & Brianna Fuller as they explore Digital Humans - their evolution into healthcare, and the opportunity for differentiated experiences. #slalomohio #slalomproud #healthcare

It's interesting to observe a hospital process (or lack thereof) when a family member needs surgery, like this afternoon. We all arrived at the pre-op area, which doubles as the waiting room. The signage isn't completely clear, but we find our way. There's nobody sitting at the desk in the room to greet anybody. A sign says to call this phone number if you've been waiting for more than 15 minutes. After about 20 minutes, the family member calls that number. Shortly after, a nurse comes out and seems completely surprised that the patient had been sitting out here the whole time. These are solvable process problems. They can calculate how much they're saving by not paying somebody to sit at the desk. But what is the cost of the problems caused by that?? It seems like evidence of a "cost-cutting mindset" instead of a "process mindset" or a "patient-focused mindset." More than a decade ago, this health system was saying, "As a health?care?system committed to providing?patient-centered care, we want every patient to expect more..." Hmm.