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Is Dad in pain?
The prevalence of pain is twice as high in the elderly population as it is in individuals less than 60 years old. Some studies show that 25% to 50% of older persons living in the community suffer from pain problems, … Continue reading
Patient Centered Care
What does this term mean and why is it important to you? It means looking at care from the perspective of the patient and determining what needs to shift to keep the patient at the center. Examples of non-patient centered … Continue reading
Amanda Trujillo – Nurse fired for being a patient advocate
The story of Amanda Trujillo is a horrifying one. Briefly, she is a single mom who fought to get off welfare and fulfilled her dream of becoming a nurse. Not only did she become a nurse, she earned a masters … Continue reading
Waiting in Urgent Care: New Year’s Eve Lessons Part 2
Lessons Learned about Urgent Care 1. It was a better choice to use the urgent care center. I think I could have been seen faster if I had gone to one of the physicians’ offices I passed on the way … Continue reading
Waiting in Urgent Care: New Year’s Eve Lessons Part 1
Urgent care settings address medical care needs 12 hours a day. They are designed to minimize long waits in the emergency department for attention, and to shunt people with less serious problems to a setting that can effectively address them. … Continue reading
