HEALTH CARE TEAM Flashcards

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➢Is the Totality of Services offered by all Health Authorities

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HEALTH CARE SYSTEM

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➢A health system consists of all ______________ whose
primary intent is to ______________________________

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organizations, people and actions

promote, restore or maintain health

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➢Major Purpose of a Health care system is to ____________________

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provide care to the ill and injured

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➢A health system devoted to producing health actions. The intrinsic goal of a health system is to _______________________________ of the people

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protect and improve the health

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WITH DISEASE

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RESTORATION OF HEALTH

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4 NURSE FUNDAMENTAL RESPONSIBILITIES

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1, PROMOTION of Health (no risk)

  1. PREVENTION of Illness (with risk)
  2. RESTORATION of Health (with disease)
  3. ALLEVIATION of suffering (with disease complications)
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NO RISK

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PROMOTION OF HEALTH

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WITH RISK

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PREVENTION OF ILLNESS

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WITH DISEASE COMPLICATIONS

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ALLEVIATION OF SUFFERING

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6
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Devolved to cities and municipalities
◦ Usually the first contact between the community members and other levels of the
health facility.
◦ Center physicians, public health nurses, rural health midwives, traditional healers.

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PRIMARY LEVEL OF CARE

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LEVEL OF PREVENTION/TYPES OF HEALTHCARE SERVICES

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  1. PRIMODIAL P
  2. PRIMARY P
  3. SECONDARY P
  4. TERTIARY P
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◦ Referral system for the secondary care facilities.
◦ Provided complicated cases and intensive care.
◦ Medical centers, regional and provincial hospitals, and specialized hospitals.

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TERTIARY LEVEL OF CARE

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◦ Given by physicians with basic health training.
◦ Usually given in health facilities either privately owned or government-operated.
◦ Infirmaries, municipal/district hospitals, and out-patient departments.
◦ Rendered by specialists in health facilities.

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SECONDARY LEVEL OF CARE

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➢Calls for active and continuing partnership among the communities , private
and government agencies in health development
➢Barangay Health Station
➢Private Practitioners
➢Community Hospitals
➢Rural Health Unit

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PRIMARY PREVENTION

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➢Health Promotion and Illness Prevention

➢Health Promotion activities emphasize the important role clients play in
maintaining their own health
➢Encourage them to maintain the highest level of wellness they can achieve
➢Illness prevention: Identifying risk factors for illness, and helping people to take
measures to prevent these illnesses from occurring
➢Two Primary Goals
➢Increase quality of years of healthy life
➢Eliminate Health Disparities

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PRIMARY PREVENTION

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➢Emergency/District Hospitals
➢National Medical Center
➢Provincial/City Hospitals

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SECONDARY PREVENTION

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IN HEALTHCARE, THE ASSESSMENT OF A PATIENT’S HEALTH STATUS
INVOLVES A MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAM THAT WORKS TOGETHER TO
PROVIDE COMPREHENSIVE CARE

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HEALTH CARE TEAM

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➢The ability to function effectively within nursing and inter-professional teams,
fostering open communication, mutual respect, and shared decision-making to
achieve quality patient care.
➢Team Work and Collaboration
◦ It is when people interact interdependently with a common purpose, working
toward measurable goals that benefit from leadership that maintains stability
while encouraging honest problem solving

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TEAM BASED APPROACH

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➢Rehabilitation, Health Restoration, and Palliative Care
➢Goal of _____________________ is to help people move to their previous level of
health.

➢Rehabilitative Care: Importance of assisting clients to function adequately in
physical, mental, social, economic, and vocational areas in their lives.
➢Palliative care: providing comfort and treatment for symptoms. End-of-Life
Care may be conducted in many settings, including the home.

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TERTIARY PREVENTION

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➢Diagnosis and Treatment
➢Continue to focus significant resources on patients requiring emergency,
intensive , and around-the-clock acute care
➢Freestanding diagnostic and treatment facilities have also evolved and serve
ever-growing numbers of clients.
➢Also included as a health promotion service early detection of disease.

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SECONDARY PREVENTION

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PREVENTION

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PRIMARY PREVENTION

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SCREENING

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SECONDARY PREVENTION

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TREATMENT

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TERTIARY PREVENTION

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➢Why should we practice in Teams? –High Functioning Clinical teams
are essential for delivery of high Value Health Care and have been
associated with:
➢Decrease workloads
➢Increase efficiency/competence
➢Improved patient outcomes
➢Decreased clinician burnout/turnover

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TEAM BASED APPROACH

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EX 1 OF TEAM BASED APPROACH (OTBCF)

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OPTIMAL TEAM BASED CARE FRAMEWORK

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OTBC FRAMEWORK (FCPT)

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➢Foster Mutual Trust and Physical and Psychological Safety
➢Clarify Roles and Expectations
➢Practice Effective Communication Skills
➢Track a Set of Shared Measurable Goals (SMART)

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PROVIDERS OF HEALTH CARE

➢Health personnel from different disciples who coordinate
their skills to assist client’s health and promote wellness.

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HEALTH CARE TEAM OR HEALTH PROFESSIONALS

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➢The Head Nurse is responsible for forwarding the diet list of the patients in the units, taking
into consideration the prescribed special diets, food allergies or food preference and
religious restrictions

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COORDINATION WITH THE DIETARY SERVICE

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➢All Nurses should know the medical staff in their respective units, their services
and scheduled time of medical rounds

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COORDINATION WITH THE MEDICAL SERVICE

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unites personnel and services toward a common
objectives
➢Prevents overlapping of functions, promotes good working
relationships and work schedules are accomplished as targeted
➢Enhances collaborative efforts resulting in efficient, smooth and
harmonious flow of work

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COORDINATION

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pertains to both human and material resources

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COORDINATION WITH THE ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE

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➢Medical technologist usually come to the units for routine blood examinations, nurses
should direct them to where the patients are located and provide the necessary assistance

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COORDINATION WITH THE LABORATORY

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➢Request for x-ray examinations are likewise forwarded to the x-ray service for proper
scheduling and specific instructions

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COORDINATION WITH RADIOLOGY SERVICE

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➢The pharmacy should provide all nursing units with an established hospital
drug formulary including the efficient and effective administration of drugs
through the unit drug dose system (UDDS)

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COORDINATION WITH THE PHARMACY SERVICE

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responsible for medical diagnosis and determining the therapy
required by a person who has a disease or injury

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PHYSICIAN/DOCTOR

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➢Nurses are responsible for accurate documentation and completeness of
the patient’s charts, including their safety and confidentiality, nurses are not
allowed to release any information about the patients

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COORDINATION WITH THE MEDICAL RECORDS SERVICE

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play a critical role in conducting health assessments

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NURSE

21
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is to ensure that the clients receive fiscally sound,
Appropriate care in the best setting

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CASE MANAGER

22
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diagnose and treat dental problems

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DENTIST

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➢Laboratory technologist, Radiological technologist, and clear medicine technologist are
three kinds of

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PARAMEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST

23
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has Special Knowledge about the diets required to
maintain health and to treat disease

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DIETICIAN/NUTRITIONIST

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➢Is a skilled in therapeutic measures used in the care of the clients with
respiratory problems

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RESPIRATORY THERAPIST

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prepares and dispenses pharmaceuticals in hospital and community
settings

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PHARMACIST

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assists clients with musculoskeletal problems

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PHYSICAL THERAPIST

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➢provide full antenatal care, including parenting classes, clinical
examinations and screening

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MIDWIVES

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➢Assists Clients with impaired function to gain skills to perform activities of daily
living

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OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST

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FOCUSES ON IMPROVEMENT OF DAILY LIVING ACTIVITIES

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OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

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FOCUSES ON INJURY PREVENTION, RECOVERY, AND REHABILITATION

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PHYSICAL THERAPY

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➢Counsels Clients and their support person regarding problems, such as
finances, marital difficulties, and adoption of their children

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SOCIAL WORKER

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Each team member has a unique perspective and
expertise, and they work together to identify potential
health concerns and develop a comprehensive
understanding of the patient’s health needs.

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COLLABORATIVE ASSESSMENT

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Healthcare team works collaboratively to develop a
coordinated care plan that addresses the patient’s needs.
This plan may involve a combination of interventions, such as
medication, physical therapy, and dietary changes, and the
team works together to ensure that all aspects of the care
plan are implemented effectively.

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COORDINATED CARE

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Healthcare team must communicate effectively with each other,
as well as with the patient and their family members, to ensure
that everyone is on the same page regarding the patient’s care
plan.

This may involve regular meetings, progress updates, and
documentation of the patient’s health status

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COMMUNICATION AND
INFORMATION SHARING

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The healthcare team works collaboratively with the
patient to develop a care plan that is tailored to their
specific needs and goals.

This may involve considering the patient’s cultural and
social background, as well as their personal values and
beliefs regarding health and wellness.

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PATIENT-CENTERED CARE

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Health assessment involves a __________________
The healthcare team regularly evaluates the effectiveness of the care
plan and makes adjustments as needed to ensure that the patient’s
health needs are being met effectively.
This may involve ongoing training and education to ensure that the
team members are up-to-date on the latest research and best practices
related to health assessment.

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COMMITMENT TO CONTINUOUS
IMPROVEMENT