SOHOPE Meeting Summary

S.C. has been a member of HealthSouth for many years. She started as a floor nurse with an associates in nursing and moved up the ranking to becoming the Chief Nursing Officer of HealthSouth in Toms River. S.C. now holds a master’s of science in nursing and is a nurse executive board certified. She’s been the CNO for three years. She was

As a HNC Health Care student I am required to provide evidence of the following principal aims and objectives: to integrate knowledge, theory and practice, to develop and apply a broad knowledge and skills and to have an individual patient/client focus in my practice. To achieve all of the above I am required to complete project in a form of Graded Unit which consists of three stages: planning, development and evaluation.

Advocate Illinois Masonic is a 408 bed Level I trauma center teaching hospital. Although the hospital isn’t attached to a university, it plays host to 200 residents and 500 students. The HIM department rests on the first floor and basement. The department has close to 40 employees. At this particular facility the morgue is under HIM department, which is a new trend. The HIM department has ROI, Outpatient Coding, Vital Stats, Medical transcription and unbilled accounts, Risk Management, Subpoena Clerk, Deficiency Analyst, Registry coder, Document Imaging and HIM Clerk. These are the different areas of the HIM department at Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center.

Advocate Illinois Masonic is a 408 bed Level I trauma center teaching hospital. Although the hospital isn’t attached to a university, it plays host to 200 residents and 500 students. The HIM department rests on the first floor and basement. The department has close to 40 employees. At this particular facility the morgue is under HIM department, which is a new trend. The HIM department has ROI, Outpatient Coding, Vital Stats, Medical transcription and unbilled accounts, Risk Management, Subpoena Clerk, Deficiency Analyst, Registry coder, Document Imaging and HIM Clerk. These are the different areas of the HIM department at Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center.

Annika is the freshmen Student Council President. Furthermore, she is a part of a wide variety of extracurricular clubs and classes. She partakes in Health Occupations Students of America, also known as HOSA. A couple time a year, Annika and her school’s team compete in a wide range of Health Science and Biomedical Science related events. She

His treatment team consists of a therapist, milieu therapist, case manager, social worker, and probation officer.

For my observation. I attended an NA meeting. It was in Hemet CA, on a Tuesday night. The building was called “Red Dog Group”. I had walked in, and told the lady at the front desk that I was here to sit in on a meeting and observe it for my health class. She said”Of course you can, just wait here for about another 10 minutes and you will go in with everyone.”

They also offer webinars, podcasts, recordings and other publications. On February 4th, the AHE is offering a 5 week course “Ultimate Scores for the Ultimate Experience,” which is based on HCAHPS scores and helps a facility improve patient experiences and raise scores. On February 25th, there’s a webinar “Seven aspects of surfaces and surface selection,” which talks about all the different types of germs, how they grow on different surfaces and how to best disinfect those different surfaces. March 3rd, brings EXPRESS recording of “Break the Language Barrier,” which talks about how to communicate with staff and patients of different nationalities. On March 21st is the first of a 12 week course called “Employee Engagement: going the extra mile,” which is teaching learning skills for engaged

If you identify pt with PCP at the Hope Drive who needs psychiatric assessment and has a Pediatrician at the Hope Drive Elizabeth town or Camp Hill office please send the message in power chart to the group on this email. Our pool (Waxmonsky Garcia and Petrovic) will review and Dr. Fogel might need to approve if pt is not from the Hope Drive.

Nan completed a total of 66 MFP transitions during 2016. She is meticulous in her care planning and ensuring that all appropriate action has been taken by the contractors in an effort to provide a safe and appropriate transition. She has assessed hundreds of potential MFP candidates during 2016 and is capable of making the determination as to who would be a good fit for the program. Nan is passionate about what she does and expresses daily how much she loves her job. Nan has had the occasion to have to work

Some other key players are Reverend Kathleen Mueller, the chair of board, she strong supports the plan; Dr. Alexis Schmidt who is Medical Director, he deeply disagrees Pat’s idea about integrated delivery systems; Bill Wagner, executive director, Dr. Schmidt and she make the final decision to determine the residents’ level of care, and she has concern of pat’s plan as well. And there are also some minor players like, Louise Richards, chief physical therapist; Maggie Newman, Director of nursing.

Lisa reported from PAGES that we have 258 people in treatment; ABS has 57 students enrolled and 32 students have completed basic skills and 50 walking students will graduate in June. In addition, 15 people have completed health care training and 65 students enrolled in health care training. Furthermore, 14 people have jobs in the health care field.

I went to the PTA/Carnival meeting at Johnson Street. We began our night in the gym and we had a PTA meeting. The principal had a power point presentation about what the school is going to do this year. They had goals pointed out for the students. Also during this PTA meeting the principal gave out an award for the best teacher of the month. I thought that was a brilliant idea, because now the teachers have something to strive for. After we had the PTA meeting in the gym then all of the parents and children were split up into grades. They had a parent room and then a room for the children. I didn’t go into the parent room but I was in the kid room. We just drew a Lima bean monster. I really didn’t think that was a lot of fun for the children

Case Managers – Please follow up with your clients and make sure that they comprehend the policy/updates during case management.

71 providers for 533 participants (Each counselor had anywhere from 1 to 36 patients, with an average of 7.5 participants per counselor).