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Mount Sinai South Nassau Unveils State-of-the-Art Fennessy Family Emergency Department

Daily Nurse

In a transformative leap for emergency care on Long Island, New York, Mount Sinai South Nassau is opening the doors to its newly expanded Fennessy Family Emergency Departmenta $50 million project five years in the making.

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Emergency Departments Adopt Creative Strategies to Discourage Patients from Leaving BeforeTreatment Is Complete

Consult QD

We know teamwork improves clinical care, outcomes and patient experience,” explains Gorecki. “It There are no ‘weekends’ here; we must be ready to provide emergency care every day of the year. It also encourages staff engagement, which makes caregivers happy to come to work and reminds them that they can succeed.”

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What Is Patient Satisfaction and What is its Financial Impact?

Relias

In this article, well break down what patient satisfaction is, why it matters, and how it can impact healthcare providers bottom lines. Well also explore its key factors and the role of patient experience platforms like Relias in creating happier patients and healthier organizations.

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Virtual Visits Streamline Care in Specific Areas of Pain Management

Consult QD

Although some pandemic-era policies on telehealth are likely to evolve, opportunities around virtual visits are expected to expand as clinicians explore new ways to standardize treatment, improve the patient experience and make healthcare more efficient.

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Magnet4Europe

American Nurse

Night-Shift Nurses report from 9:30 pm to 6:00 am, cover break time, and help transport critical patients to the operating room and emergency care units. Evening Pool Nurses or “Joker Shift” reports from 1:45 pm to 9:45 pm and are allocated to the units that need the most help and are short-staffed for the shift.

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The Nursing Shortage and Patient Safety

Relias

The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality reports that five patients per RN may be appropriate in acute medical-surgical units, but only one to two may be appropriate for intensive care units. In some states, four patients per nurse is the maximum for emergency care.

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Oncology Nursing – a day in the life of supporting patients

The Nurse Break

Patients on oral targeted therapies and hormone therapies may experience tiredness, hot flushes, mood changes, weight gain, skin rashes, and muscle and joint aches. It is important for nurses to understand the mechanism of action of each drug to provide accurate advice when patients experience side effects.