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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Communication in the hospital: answering patients’ questions
You complain that no one seems to know about your condition when you are in the hospital and that you can’t get answers. Miscommunication is the primary reason why medical errors occur and lead to medical malpractice. Here are some … Continue reading
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How to get the best nutrition in the hospital videotip
Hello, I am Kathleen Ashton. I am a nurse from Hammonton, New Jersey. And I’d like to tell you about one important area in nursing care and that is nutrition. When a patient is in the hospital, many times the … Continue reading
Doctors, Are You Listening to Your Patients? Communication From the Patient’s Perspective Part 4
7. Give me clear instructions. Use language I can understand. Give me my diagnosis; help me understand the treatment plan, and tell me the next steps. If I am receiving drugs known to be at high risk for errors, give … Continue reading
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Doctors, Are You Listening to Your Patients? Communication From the Patient’s Perspective Part 3
Here’s what doctors need to know – from your perspective, as a patient. Imagine what your health care would be like if all doctors read this article. 5. Give me education. Providing education at appointments and discharge from a healthcare … Continue reading
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