trends in acute, sub-acute, home healtcare practice Flashcards

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It includes all the people, institutions, and services that assist in care coordination, diagnosis, disease management, and promotion of health maintenance programs.

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Healthcare delivery system

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It covers various service areas such as emergency, primary care, public health, rehabilitation, hospital care, mental health services, and specialized care.

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Healthcare delivery system

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Can be classified as a single-provider service or a complex health system meets the care requirements of a specific population

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Healthcare delivery system

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In Philippine set up, health care system is complex set of organization interacting to provide an array of health services.

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Philippine Healthcare Delivery System

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Components of the health care delivery system as mandate of the Department of Health (DOH) is to be responsible for the following:

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a. national health policies, guidelines
b. standards and manual of operations
c. regulations, license and accreditations
d. national health standards, goals, priorities, and indicators
e. special health programs and projects

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Treatment for a short term illness or health problem.

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Acute Care

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Other name for acute care

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short term hospital

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average patient length stay is 4-5 days

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acute care

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Providers may be physician, physician assistant (PA), nurse, Physical Therapist (PT), etc.

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acute care

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Rapid discharge for next level of care makes the PT’s role in patient and family education and in discharge planning increasingly important

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acute care

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Basic or first-level health care

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primary care

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Provided by primary care physicians (PCPs), including family practice physicians, pediatricians, internists, and sometimes obstetric/gynecologic (OB/GYN) physician specialists.

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primary care

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Provided on an outpatient basis.

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primary care

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PTs support teams through examination, evaluation, diagnosis, prognosis, and prevention of musculoskeletal and neuromuscular disorders.

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primary care

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the “gatekeeper” to other subspecialists, including physical therapy.

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primary care physicians

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other name of secondary care

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specialized care

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Second-level medical services

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secondary care

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Provided by medical specialists, such as cardiologists, urologists, and dermatologists, who do not have first contact with patients

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secondary care

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This care often requires inpatient hospitalization or ambulatory same-day surgery such as hernia repair.

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secondary care

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Highly specialized, technologically based medical services; e.g., heart, liver, or lung transplants, and other major surgical procedures.

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tertiary care

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Provided by highly specialized physicians in a hospital setting.

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tertiary care

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PTs respond to requests for consultation made by other health care practitioners.

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tertiary care

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An intermediate level of health care for medically fragile patients too ill to be cared for at home

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subacute care

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Provided by medical and nursing services as well as rehabilitative services; e.g., PT, occupational therapy (OT), and speech therapy (ST) at a higher level than is offered in a skilled nursing facility (SNF) on a regular basis

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subacute care

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Provided within the hospital or SNF setting

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subacute care

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Health care provided to individuals and their families in their homes

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home healthcare

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provided by a home health agency (HHA), which may be governmental, voluntary, or private; nonprofit or for-profit

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home health care

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Environmental safety is consideration of PT or OT; e.g., proper lighting; securing of scatter rugs, handrails, wheelchair ramps

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homehealth care

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criteria for eligible patients in homehealth care

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  1. homebound
  2. would experience a health risk leaving the home
  3. require skilled care from nursing, PT, OT, or ST.
  4. have physician certifications
  5. show potential for progress
  6. have more than housekeeping deficits