Health Care Approaches Overview
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What is the primary focus of hospice care?

  • To prevent medical complications
  • To cure serious illnesses
  • To provide comfort and quality of life for patients approaching the end of life (correct)
  • To perform surgical procedures

Which of the following is NOT an example of an outpatient service?

  • Urgent care clinic
  • Inpatient rehabilitation center (correct)
  • Ambulatory surgery center
  • Primary care physician's office

What is the purpose of preventive care?

  • To treat patients after serious illness has developed
  • To manage chronic diseases more effectively
  • To detect or prevent serious medical problems before they escalate (correct)
  • To provide emergency services

Which statement best describes telemedicine care?

<p>It allows care for patients remotely using technology (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The governing board of a hospital is primarily responsible for which of the following?

<p>Guiding long-term goals and policies (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does the mission of a hospital relate to its vision?

<p>The mission defines the purpose while the vision describes the future aspirations (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What aspect differentiates home health care from hospice care?

<p>Home health care serves individuals with daily living activities needs, including hospice patients (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What role does the hospital administration or medical center chief play?

<p>They develop quality services and guide departmental operations (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Hospice Care Focus

Care, comfort, and quality of life for people with serious illnesses nearing the end of life, when medical intervention isn't helping.

Outpatient Care Definition

Healthcare services provided to patients without hospital admission.

Preventive Care Goal

Detecting or preventing health problems before they become serious.

Home Health Care Focus

Care for people with physical or cognitive disabilities to support daily living, also for hospice patients.

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Telemedicine Description

Distant medical care using technology for patient interactions without the provider and patient being physically present.

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Hospital Organization Philosophy

The systems of beliefs that determine how a hospital achieves its mission.

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Hospital Mission Definition

The hospital's purpose or reason for existing.

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Hospital Vision Definition

A hospital's future goals and aspirations.

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Study Notes

Hospice Care

  • Focuses on care, comfort, and quality of life for people approaching end of life.
  • Patients understand their illness is not responding to medical intervention.
  • Offered in home or facility settings (nursing homes, hospitals, etc.).
  • Team-based approach including nurses, doctors, social workers, spiritual advisors, and volunteers.

Outpatient/Ambulatory Care

  • Healthcare facility providing outpatient services to patients not needing hospitalization.
  • Examples include primary care physician offices, urgent care clinics, ambulatory surgery centers, and hospital outpatient departments.
  • Services include checkups, vaccinations, treatment of minor illnesses/injuries, surgeries (e.g., cataract, knee arthroscopy), and specialized care (cancer treatment, physical therapy).

Preventive Care

  • Aims to detect or prevent serious illnesses/medical issues early.
  • Includes annual checkups, immunizations (flu shots), screenings, and tests.

Home Health Care

  • Provides care in the home to people with cognitive/physical disabilities.
  • Helps complete daily living activities.
  • Also provided to hospice patients.

Telemedicine Care

  • Practice of delivering care remotely.
  • Provider and patient are not physically present but communicate electronically.
  • Facilitated by use of electronic information and communication technologies.

Hospital Organization

  • Philosophy: Explanation of beliefs that guide mission and purpose achievement.
  • Mission Statement: Defines the organization's basic purpose and reason for being. Paints a picture of the company and its work.
  • Vision Statement: Describes the future direction and aspirations of the organization. Reveals the company’s goals in the long term.
  • Vision-Mission Relationship: Vision describes future, mission describes actions needed; both must support each other.
  • Administrative Services
    • Governing Board: Hospital's governing body; sets long-term goals, policies, and handles strategic planning.
    • Hospital Administration/Medical Center Chief: Guides operations, provides high-quality services. Formulates policies, plans, programs, aligned with health facility goals.

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This quiz covers various approaches to health care, including hospice care, outpatient care, preventive care, and home health care. Each section provides vital information regarding the types of services offered and the focus of these health care methods. Answer questions to test your understanding of these essential health care practices.

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