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    inspiring nurses to achieve their highest potential, thereby providing the highest standard of care. Nursing excellence is obtained through innovation, education, research, and the collaboration of several organizations at the state, federal, and international levels. For the purpose of this discussion, I will discuss the purpose of two organized nursing organizations. The discussion will include; the organizations purpose, the impact the organization has on nursing practice, what role the…

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    Accreditation is proving to an official organization that has authority to state if your organization meets the demands that are set for facility to show the team of accreditors that you are competent and have met a set of standards. When your facility gets accredited by the official organization the stakeholders are ensured that the facility meets a set of standards in quality and safety. Being an accredited facility means you have reached the gold seal in quality and safety for your patients…

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    Naraya Health Case Study

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    Narayana Health, a multi-specialty hospital chain in India, is headquartered in the city of Bengaluru. Formerly known as Narayana Hrudayalaya Pvt. Ltd., its brand name was changed in 2013. Because of the unique business model, it has become a Global Healthcare as well as Harvard Business School curriculum in the form of a case study. Narayana Health is accredited with being one of India's largest and World's most economical health care service providers. It is set to emerge as a global industry…

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    Gobal Hospitals is India's quickest developing super-forte care and multi-organ transplantation clinic. The doctor's facility pioneers in transplantation surgeries and has surprisingly a few trailblazing accomplishments – an aftereffect of the mix of examination, instruction, and patient consideration. The healing facility always takes a stab at quality and development. While propelled innovation and advanced offices are essential for the conveyance of excellent therapeutic care, its specialists…

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    Hendrick Medical Center is located in Abilene, Texas and has been established for the past nine decades. Hendrick Medical center mission states that the staff will “deliver high quality healthcare emphasizing excellence and compassion consistent with the healing ministry of Jesus Christ” (Hendrick Health System, n.d.). The vision of Hendrick Medical Center is to “be a financially stable, regional health and medical system providing quality comprehensive services with optimal outcomes that meet…

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    Cms Standard 482.23 Essay

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    In the hospital I am an administrator at, I have decided to utilize the CMS standard 482.23(c)(6). I will discuss how I will put into practice this procedure in order to meet the conditions of CMS and the Joint Commission. I will discuss how I will incorporate this new fingerprint device for nurses on the bedside in accordance with CMS and the Joint Commission. The Joint Commission and CMS standard 482.23(c)(6) is defined as “The hospital may allow a patient (or his or her caregiver/support…

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    With many health care facilities being the backbone of society, patient safety is the number one goal. For this reason, the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO), has put together a set of National Patient Safety Goals as called NPSGs. NPSGs were established in 2002, and these goals were made, “to continuously improve health care for the public, in collaboration with other stakeholders, by evaluating health care organizations and inspiring them to excel in…

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    Implications Medication Errors Have on Patient Safety With over 100 million people admitted to a hospital in the US, it is no surprise that patient safety is one of the top priorities, one of these priorities is proper medication administration. Picone, Titler, Dochterman (2008) found that 96% of all medication are preventable an alarming realization considering how common they occur. An analysis of medication errors reported by health care professionals shows how common errors are, how they…

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    Oxfam

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    Oxfam is an “international confederation”, which is comprise of 17 member organizations, including Great Britain and Hong Kong .These organizations also work together with partners and local communities in more than 90 countries. Oxfam is committed to make a world without poverty and it emphasizes the power of people, through practical, innovative ways to help to alleviate poverty and injustices. The initial concern of Oxfam was simply food provision to relieve famine, and over the years it…

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    impacting the decision including political climate, economic conditions, and regulatory standards. Once a foreign country has been selected, then decision is made in selecting an international facility. However, Smith and Forgione (2008) who applied this conceptual model to medical tourism field claim that the international facility…

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