The Healthcare Delivery System Ch 2

Question 1

Discharge planning starts???

Answer 1

Starts on day one

Question 2

Traditional levels of health care – six

Answer 2

Preventativ
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Restorative
Continuing

Question 3

Preventative level of care

Answer 3

Focus on reducing and controlling risk factors for disease
(Wellness visits, immunization)

Question 4

Primary level of care(health promotion)

Answer 4

Focus on improved health outcomes and requires collaboration between healthcare providers. Health promotion programs are designed to reduce the incidence of disease.
(well – baby care, family, planning, prenatal care)

Question 5

Secondary level of care (acute care)

Answer 5

Provided by a specialist or agency, and requires more special life, skill, knowledge or equipment, then primary care can provide
(Urgent care, hospital, emergency room, acute medical – surgical care)

Question 6

TERTIARY level of care(acute care)

Answer 6

Specialized consultative care, usually on referral from secondary medical personnel that requires care over an extended period of time
(ICU)

Question 7

Restorative level of care

Answer 7

Go to help individuals regain Maximal functional status, and enhance quality of life through promotion of independence and self-care
(Home care, pulmonary rehabilitation)

Question 8

Continuing level of care

Answer 8

Provide health, personal and social services over a prolonged period of time
(Assisted living, respite care, adult day care)

Question 9

Palliative care

Answer 9

For patients and families who are expecting problems related to life-threatening illness

Question 10

Hospice

Answer 10

Allow patients to live with comfort, independence, and dignity, while using the pain of terminal illness

Question 11

Pay for value

Answer 11

Pay for value ties reimbursement to quality
Example: if hospital performs, poorly and quality scores, they receive lower payment for services

Question 12

Patient centered care

Answer 12

Respectful, responsive, talking into account. Individual preferences, needs and values.

Question 13

What are the eight principles of person centered care?

Answer 13

1. Fast access to reliable health or advice
2. Effective treatment delivered by trusted professionals.
3. Continuity of care and smooth transitions.
4. Involvement and support for family and carers
5. Clear information, communication, and support for self care.
6. Involvement in decisions, and respect for preferences
7. Emotional support, empathy, and respect.
8. Attention to physical environmental need.

Question 14

Magnet recognition program

Answer 14

Hospitals must apply

Question 15

Nursing – sensitive outcomes

Answer 15

Our patient outcomes, and Nursing workforce characteristics that are directly related to nursing care
Examples: patient, safety, and functional status

Question 16

Healthy people, 2030

Answer 16

Attain healthy, thriving lives and well being free of preventable diseases, disability, injury and premature death

Question 17

Respite care

Answer 17

Care service that offers short-term relief by providing a new environment or time to relax for family caregivers who support the Ill, disabled, or frail.