2. types of beds, supplies & documentations

Critical Care Beds,

Equipments & Supplies

Documentations

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Critical Care Beds

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BedsWhen it comes to life-threatening illness or injury, Critical care beds offer design enhancements and safety features that assist in the efficient delivery of care

• Specifications: Variouso Frame: L2160 x W1100o Bed: L1900 x W980o Back: 0 ~ 80°o Knee: 0 ~ 35°o Adjustable heighto Nursing Panel

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Types

• InToucho Benefits patiento Benefits caregivero Touchscreen pads

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• Lateral Tiltingo Prevents complicationo Assists treatment

• Impatient fall protectiono Side rails

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• Recoveryo Mobilizing lifts & railso Ease on healthcare staff

• Optimization of heart and lung performanceo Treatment positionso Prevent complications

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Equipments and Supplies

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LIFE SUPPORT &

RESUSCITATIVE EQUIPMENTS

• VENTILATOR

• INFUSION PUMP

• CRASH CART

• INTRAAORTIC BALOON PUMP

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DIAGNOSTIC EQUIPMENTS

• MOBILE X-RAYS

• PORTABLE CLINICAL LAB. DEVICES

• BLOOD ANALYZER

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Setup

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Documentation

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What is Clinical Documentation?

Clinical documentation in a patient's record includes any and all documentation that relates to the care of the patient during the patient's stay or encounter.

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In the inpatient setting, some of the important pieces of the patent’s clinical documentation include:

• Patient History & Physical examination• Progress Notes• Orders• Procedure Reports• Anesthesia Reports• Pathology Reports• Radiology/Nuclear Medicine Reports• Cardiology Reports• Consultation Reports• Notes Provided by Nursing Staff• Discharge Summary

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Why is Clinical Documentation Important

• Patient Care & Quality• Legal Protection• Operations and Management• Strategic and Financial Planning• Research• Reimbursement & Revenue

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The move toward Electronic Medical Records (EMRs)and

Critical Care Information Systems (CCIS)

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SEVEN Cs OF CRITICAL CARE

• Compassion (empathy, concern)

• Communication (with patient and family).

• Consideration (to patients, relatives and

colleagues) and avoidance of Conflict.

• Comfort: prevention of suffering

• Carefulness (avoidance of injury)

• Consistency

• Closure (ethics and withdrawal of care).

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Thank you

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