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1. www.theargus.co.uk › news › nationalPolicy of my department is ‘the NHS is broken’, says new ...

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   4 days ago · The NHS is “broken” and “patients are being failed on a daily basis”, Wes Streeting has said in his first statement as Health and Social Care Secretary. Mr Streeting said that the service ...

2. www.heraldscotland.com › news › 24438384Patient safety concerns led to inspection of entire Scottish ...

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   1 day ago · Healthcare Improvement Scotland (HIS) inspected the Glasgow Royal Infirmary emergency department on April 9 and found “significant patient safety concerns”. The concerns sparked a second ...

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   6 days ago · Historically, however, it hasn’t been without its issues. ‘Turning 18 with an eating disorder left me hospitalised over 100 miles away’ A 16-year-old patient died there in 2018, which led to ...

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   4 days ago · Labour promised to increase healthcare accessibility with 40,000 more appointments offered during evenings and weekends, incentivising staff to work out of regular hours, and utilising private ...

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   5 days ago · Re: Patient power: How one patient editor influences research. Dear Editor, The date of this BMJ News item, 4th July, is also the date of the 2024 UK Election, when citizens have the precious opportunity to exercise their democratic right to vote. The first of three reasons that Richard Stevens gives in answering Matthew Limb`s question `Why do ...

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   5 days ago · Too many patients in the UK have to wait more than 4 weeks for an appointment to see their general practitioner.1 People who have a stroke or a heart attack in the UK currently have an average wait of 46 min for an ambulance, and with every extra minute they wait the risk of permanent brain and heart damage and death increases.2 Underfunding, understaffing, and under-resourcing of health and ...

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   What is a problem patient?

   • The most common type of “problem” patient is the angry patient. Patients can be angry for a variety of reasons — some of which have nothing to do with their experience at your healthcare practice. Often, angry patients are rude or disrespectful to office staff or even you, the provider.

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   What is a patient's concern?

   • The concern can include the patient’s biological condition, social situation, psychological condition and also their cultural or spiritual values or beliefs. The information is then documented and interpreted by the nurse to formulate a patient care plan according to the patient’s health status.

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   What is clinical patient problem (concern)?

   • This preview shows page 1 - 3 out of 4 pages. Clinical Patient Problem (Concern) Patient problem (Concern) is basically the health reasons why the patient makes an appointment to their physician.

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   What is a patient problem list?

   • The patient Problem List is a list of patient issues. These items can be based on any diagnosis. The Problem List appears on a patient’s Medical Summary by default, but can be added to any chart note protocol. You can add or remove problems, and rearrange problems. The Problem List makes prominent patient issues clear to anyone who opens the chart.

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9. www.networks.nhs.uk › blog › improving-patientImproving patient experience of diagnosis - NHS Networks

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   4 days ago · Improving patient experience of diagnosis. The process of getting a diagnosis is becoming increasingly challenging, with February 2024 statistics showing that the proportion of patients waiting six weeks or more for diagnostic tests is 20.8%. This report from National Voices (a coalition of 200 health and social care charities in England) sets ...