Health And Care Professions Council Case Study

important message. By this simple act, we can break the cycle of discrimination and stop it from happening.

Certification benefits the health care professional through advanced training and skills that help provide a competitive advantage and more promotional opportunities. The AAHAM offers different levels of certification for different career stages. For example, the Compliance (CCT) certification is a basic test for patient account processing knowledge. The next level is CRCS certification, which is designed for staff that deal with revenue cycles for either hospitals or clinics. The Professional (CRCP) certification is geared towards management while the Executive (CRCE) certification is designed for all senior

The College of American Pathologists or CAP is the accrediting organization for laboratory and testing personnel. CAP’s “accreditation process is so thorough, the Joint Commission [and CMS] accepts …their standards” in place of conducting their own survey of the hospital’s laboratory and personnel (Gartee, 2011, p. 47). This is because of the guidelines they follow to maintain their integrity and to remain the industry standard. In recent years, the “CAP [has] developed new check list” for continued improvements. Additionally, they are continuing to vet the requirements for the new next-generation sequencing or NGC-based test that is speeding laboratory procedures. So much so that the recent adoption of the new technology for clinical testing” was done prior to the new standards being approved (Aziz, et.al. 2015, p. 481).

A Health Connections Council (HCC) was hosted by a Senior WellCare Community Advocate on Wednesday, February 1, 2017 at the Children’s Board of Hillsborough County to identify and address care gaps in mental health supportive services in the Tampa Bay area.

In this piece of coursework I will select two demographic factors which have influenced the planning and provision of services. I will use written expression which uses appropriate specialist vocabulary to comprehensively describe how relevant demographic trends are used to assess local needs and inform the planning and provision of services.

DOI: 8/6/2015. Patient is a 51-year-old female licensed vocational nurse who sustained a work-related injury to her back and hips while moving a client. As per OMNI, she was diagnosed with muscle spasm, pain over the low back and thoracic region. She is status post right carpal tunnel release on 02/26/16.

Mr. Brann is a 42-year-old male here today for followup from his left cerebellar stroke and left vertebral artery dissection, status post hospitalization in May of 2015

Alongside the standards of proficiency, a registered biomedical scientist is required to maintain the HCPC standards of conduct, performance and ethics, and the standards for continuing professional development. Both the standards of proficiency and the standards of conduct, performance and ethics, magnify the importance of the professional relationships with the service users and to always promote their best interests at all times. The HCPC code of conduct, performance and ethics represents the skills, knowledge, and state of health required to be able to practice a profession safely and effectively. These are constructed to be adaptable to the majority of professions that the HCPC regulates, including those registrants of the title of biomedical

Congress held hearings at which people who had been harmed by laboratory errors testified. These hearings revealed serious deficits in the quality of work from physician office laboratories and in Pap smear testing results (R. D. Feld, M. Schwabbauer, and J. D. Olson, 2001, The Clinical Laboratory Improvement Act [CLIA] and the physician's office laboratory; Virtual Hospital, University of Iowa College of Medi-cine [www.vh.org/adult/provider/pathology/CLIA/CLIAHP.html]). In 1988, Congress once again responded to public concerns about the quality of laboratory testing by passing CLIA '88. CLIA '88 expanded the laboratory standards set by CLIA '67 and extended them to include any facility performing a clinical test. Currently, under CLIA '88,

In this case study Sam is an 85-year old who had a stroke and now requires someone else to help him with his physical and emotional needs such as dressing, eating, walking, incontinence and feeling depressed. Sam’s daughter Jean is his primary care taker along with her two grandchildren. She has hypertension and was recently diagnosed with diabetes. Jean does not currently have health insurance, but does quality for a government sponsored health insurance program, she just needs help getting enrolled.

Mr. Mustard fell down on his driveway three weeks ago. He has now presented to the clinic of Nurse Practitioner (NP) with chief complains of worsening left-sided headache, photophobia, unequal pupillary reaction, and dysphasia. Mr. Mustard takes Coumadin to lower the risk of stroke due to atrial fibrillation. Mr. Mustard’s presenting symptoms along with his higher age (70 years), history of hypertension and being on Coumadin regimen, should be considered as red flags and need urgent attention and evaluation. Based on the subjective interview, Mr. Mustard denies any previous history of brain injuries, which is also confirmed by the NP during physical examination. The NP considers that Mr. Mustard has suffered from traumatic brain injury likely

College of American Pathologists (CAP) accreditation helps laboratories meet Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) regulatory requirements and certifies compliance through the guidance a complete list of the most recent clinical and laboratory standards. By doing this it ensures accuracy of lab results and maintains correct patient diagnosis. This increases the value of the laboratory. The CAP accreditation program is based on peer based inspections that use working laboratory professionals who are qualified through a CAP training program. It is the responsibility of the laboratory supervisors, managers, and directors to attend this training and participate in the CAP accreditation process.

The main aim of the HCPC is achieved by setting and maintaining general standards of conduct, ethics and performance to ensure that the registrants within the council practice safely, legitimately and effectively; registrants are required to retain their registration by maintaining professional skills, training and behaviour.

As a Nurse Practitioner, working in an underserved community, most of the patients I see live in community housing also known as the projects. Some are heavy drug users, while others are at high risks for contracting different STDS due to having unprotected sex with many partners. Many of the patients lack health education and are not aware of their health issues. One common issue that is brought up during their appointments is the lack of communication by the health provider, many often complain that the doctor did not thoroughly explain their illness to them in way that they can comprehend. Other patients have also expressed their dislike for some practitioners because the care seems rushed and they sometime disregard their concerns. In order

Healthcare workers are in high demand. Healthcare workers are the people that take personal care of patients and help make a great difference in their life. Sussex Healthcare is now hiring people that are interested in starting a healthcare career or experienced workers that are simply interested in working for a well respected organization that provides plenty of opportunities for kind, caring, and industrious individuals to join the healthcare industry. Sussex Healthcare is located in Sussex, UK. The organization operates a group of care homes in the community. Their specialty is providing health care services to elderly patients, dementia patients, patients with physical handicaps, patients with mental disabilities, and more.