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what does collaboration involve

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communication, leadership, and shared decision making

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what do inter professional teams do

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improve access and coordination, greater efficiency of client referral, increased quality, decrease in complication, LOS, sentinel events, mortality, staff turnover

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what are inter professional care rounds

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each team member provides assessment of clients progress + contributes to developing and revising plan of care

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what does a spiritual support staff provide

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spiritual care: chaplains pastors, rabbis, priests, supports team

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when do you use spiritual support staff

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pt. requests communion, spiritual support, or prayer, and end of life support

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what does a registered dietitian do

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assess, plan, and educate pt about nutritional needs, design diets, calculate calorie and nutrient needs,

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when is a registered dietitian needed

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non healing wound, enteral nutrition, newly diagnosed with diabetes, HF, HTN, kidney disease, low pre albumin level

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what is a laboratory technician or phlebotomist used

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obtains bodily fluid specimens and performs diagnostic tests, process + analyze, operate and sterilize equipment

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when is a laboratory technician or phlebotomist used

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processing lab specimens or difficulty venipuncture for blood draws

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what is a pharmacist

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provide + monitor meds, helps promote med safety

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when is a pharmacist involved

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pt has questions about med, difficulty swallowing + needs liquid form, IV med compatibility, confirm dosage

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what is an occupational therapist

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asses + plan for pt to regain ADL’s: UPPER EXTREMITIES, promote pt independence and productivity

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when is an occupational therapist needed

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difficulty using eating utensil following stroke, pt with OA/RA

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what is a physical therapist

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assess and plan for pt to increase MS function and mobility, LOWER EXTREMITIES

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when is a PT needed

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knee replacements, learning to ambulate, balance or stamina issues when ambulating

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what is a provider

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physicians (MD, DO), PA, APRNw

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what do providers do

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assess, diagnose, treat, monitor

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what is a radiology technologist

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x-rays, imaging

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when are radiology technologists included

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any x-ray, CT, etc. is needed

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what is a respiratory therapist

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evaluates respiratory status and provides treatments, can intubate pt

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when is a respiratory therapist needed

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intubation, nebulizer, breathing treatments

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what is a social worker

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coordinates inpatient + outpatient carem community resources, meets psychosocial and environmental needs for recovery

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when is a social worker included

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financial needs, homeless person, etc.

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what is a speech-language pathologist

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evaluates and recommends for injuries affect speech, language, and swallowing, teach to improve

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when is a SLP needed

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swallowing evaluation, toddler hasn’t reached milestones, etc.

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what is an APRN

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masters, certified specialty area

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what is a clinical nurse specialist

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evidence based practice, practice setting or population focused, patient care focused

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what is a NP

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assess, diagnose, treat acute + chronic illness, hands on pt care, collaboration w physician

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what is a certified registered nurse anesthetist

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administer anesthesia

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what is certified nurse midwife

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deliver care to maternal/newborn

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what is a case manager

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coordinates pt care from admission to beyond discharged, closely works with social worker

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example of when a case manager is needed

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pt needs placement in rehab

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what is a consultation

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provider requests advice/input

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what is a referral

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referred/request to outpatient care`

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what is transfer care

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turn care to someone else

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what is discharge planning

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coordinated detailed planning for clients discharge

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when does discharge planning begin

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admission

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what are the barriers to collaboration

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hierarchy, lack of knowledge, trust, and cultural competency of others roles, communication, can’t resolve conflicts, structural factors

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what is incivility

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gossip, spread rumors, rude, refusing to help

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what is bullying

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reoccurring behavior intended to harm, humiliate, or distress

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what is lateral violence

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peer to peer incivility

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what is vertical violence

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supervisor and subordinate incivility (hierarchy)

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how can you prevent incivility

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zero-tolerance policy, conflict management

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what does interpersonal communication do

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reduce errors, improve pt health, increases satisfaction of care

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how many people have died from medical errors

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around 150,000

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what is the primary cause of death from medical errors

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collaboration and communication issues

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