Case Study: Cambridge Medical And Rehabilitation Center

Rehabilitation centers are designed to help “restore some or all of a patient’s physical, sensory and mental capabilities that were lost due to injury, illness or disease” (Farlex, 2012). Many doctors will prescribe rehabilitation services after a patient has suffered through an amputation, neurological issues, a variety of orthopedic injuries, spinal cord injuries, stroke or other traumatic brain injuries.

UNC Lenoir Healthcare Rehabilitation center is a wellness rehab located inside UNC Lenoir Healthcare on the seventh floor. We are a fully staffed in patient acute rehab center. We offer rehab services and patients on our floor receive complete and comprehensive care from a multidisciplinary team of professionals. My interview today is with a seventy seven year old, white, widowed woman. She has lived alone since 2009 when her husband passed away and her son lives nearby and checks on her daily. This client was admitted to our rehab facility on 4/4/17 with a hip and wrist fracture due to a fall in her home. I will complete an assessment of the patient and her needs to help gather the necessary information for her care plan that we will go over

The current state of work at Mona Heights Rehabilitation Clinic (MHRC) requires improvement through the implementation of

This scenario takes place in an, Inpatient Rehabilitation Facility in California. Jane Doe had been employed with the facility for six years. She received her training at an accredited institution and passed her exams and received her CNA and went to work with the Inpatient Rehabilitation Facility six months later. She was assigned to, Unit C, under the supervision of Ms. Nancy Jones, a Registered Nurse (RN) with fifteen years of experience as a supervisor for the facility. Jane received her on the job training in the unit with supervising manager Mrs. Sue Day a Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) with ten years of experience with the facility.

Your patient, Ms. Wanda Tylicki, was admitted to Bedford Community Hospital on 3/8/16 and will possibly be discharged today. A request has been submitted for a one week follow-up appointment with you. Will you see Ms. Tylicki for the current diagnosis – new onset of seizures, and if so, where do you want her added onto your schedule?

As one of the leading rehab hospital in the nation, Craig Hospital has one of the high percent of discharge to home, be more independence through the process of recovery, and chance of returning to work are decent that exceed national average. One of the astounding things that the Craig Hospital to maintain such great result is to have the team meet their regular routine to discussed and reviewed patients’ recovery. I believe that this is one of the thing why patients chose Craig Hospital as the “to go” place to recover from injuries to become more independence and stronger in

The Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Service (PM&RS) is requesting a (6) month exrtension for the Physical Therapist contract position (contract #V797D-40199 VA246-16-F-3856).

Tom Hanks, a famous actor, once said, “A hero is somebody who voluntarily walks into the unknown.” This is true in Sue Morris’ life. Sue volunteers in the music program at West Delaware and the bowling team. She never knew what she was entering into when she walked into these activities, but she took the risk. Sue Morris, who has volunteered for many people, is truly a hero.

Furthermore, throughout the course I would always wonder with how many clients, a social worker could work with and according to DuBois and Miley “social worker clients may be at any level in the social system continuum – at the microlevel, individuals, families, and groups; at the mezzolevel, formal groups and organizations; at the macrolevel, community, society, or even the world community; and even the professional system of social work.” So, if I was thinking about working in a nursing home such as, Michealsen Health Center that is a nonprofit organization I would be working at a microlevel with individual clients and their families. But, how do social worker gather information especially when they see several people or a group in a day. In chapter eight I learn “. . . the dynamic process of gathering information in order to understand client’s challenges” (DuBois and Miley 206). For example, social workers use genogram to gather background information from their new clients in order to have a better

Although outpatients’ facilities may differ in dimension and in services, all should have clear general features, such as competence and cost-effectiveness, flexibility and expandability, cleanliness and public hygiene, openness, and a healing atmosphere. This facility is operational with a recently extended flat parking area with handicap assistance with a safety employee on duty. Some of the other features includes a smiling friendly face greeting and assisting patient with directions, call-ahead services with labs requests, new motorized beds in the pre-op testing quarter, and seven different registration locations to help accelerate the paperwork. Coming soon the center include two operational medical cubicles, whereas individuals can pre-register themselves or complete other actions such as paying or tracing his or her charges.

This is a large complex, and finding your way from one location to another can be challenging for even our frequent visitors. The team reached out to patients and visitors on campus to get feedback on their experience during the visit. Follow up calls were made to visitors that expressed any concerns with navigating our facility. Signage on the campus was also reviewed for clarity and correctness and volunteers are now stationed at all entrances to assist our patients and visitors. We have also asked that all of our associates assist with taking people to their destination. The positive reaction we get when we ask someone if they need help has made us realize what a benefit this program has been for our patients and visitors. Patient satisfaction scores have increased and complaints have gone down as a result of the change recommended by this committee.

Throughout the 1800 century, there has been plenty of discussion concerning slaves and their masters, slaves working on plantation fields and house slaves serving only their masters. However, there must be an inside culture within the slaves themselves. Over a 200 year period is long enough for generations of people to establish culture regardless of who is in charge of them. We can almost see a parallel way of thought when discussing slaves and slave ownership and comparing that to average citizens and the government. A slave answers to the slave owner just like citizens in a society answer to the local government. Of course the two examples are far from each other. Freedom being the key element and being treated as human should be given to all persons. However the slave and slave ownership is very offensive to most if it not all people these days. This discussion is merely based on culture. Whatever society you are in, whether you are free or controlled, a culture will be made. This is just a fact of human nature.

Working in Medicine has always been my dream. As a young child I was inspired by many doctors I have been with. Getting into Medical school, however, is my first step. Medical school is something laudable to get into. Medical school is my first trial into achieving my goal in medicine.

In this essay I will discuss theoretical principals of rehabilitation of a particular patient I cared for while on clinical placement. It will focus on the role of the multidisciplinary team involved in this rehabilitation process post acute myocardial infarction and the education and support given to the patient and her family during the discharge planning process. Also I will be including statistics and evidence of pathophysiology. The National Service Framework for Older People (Department of Health, 2001) sets out eight standards including standard three about intermediate care services that promote independence and provide effective rehabilitation services. Active rehabilitation is seen to reduce the risks of hospital readmission,

Product – Product can be defined as the goods or services which is made to fulfil customer’s demands and needs. While making the product company should take care about its quality and features must be according to the customer’s needs to satisfy them.