Planning for Appropriate Care for the Bariatric Patient

Planning for Appropriate Care for the Bariatric Patient. Robert G. Guest MSPT,Cert. MDT. Bariatric. The term bariatric derived from the Greek root baro (weight), suffix - iatr (treatment) and suffix – ic (pertaining to). Obesity in the U.S.A. 64% adults being obese

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New Patient Orientation for Bariatric Surgery

Bariatric Team. Dr. Julio Teixeira, FACS DirectorDr. James McGintyDr. Ninan Koshy Dr. Scott BelsleyChristine Haufmann, FNPAisling McGinty, RDTricia Mah, RD. Why do people choose surgery for their obesity?. Facts on Obesity. Obesity is a diseaseMultiple facts are related to obes

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Safe Patient Handling: A Worthy Investment

Safe Patient Handling: A Worthy Investment. Oregon OSHA . Injuries in Oregon Health Care.

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Home Care: Safe Patient Handling

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Perioperative Care of the Bariatric Patient

Perioperative Care of the Bariatric Patient. Mark Kadowaki, MD, FACS Wellmont Surgical Services Kingsport, Tenessee. Objectives. Be familiar with the perioperative concerns that face the bariatric patient Be aware of the signs of complications after bariatric surgery

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Patient Lifting and Handling (cont.)

Patient Lifting and Handling (cont.) . Possible Solutions Weighing – Scales with Ramps Lateral Transfers – Draw Sheet/Slide Boards Use of Gait Belts Bat/Shower – Adjustable bath tubs/bath lifts. Sit To Stand Lift. Equip one sit-to-stand lift with a scale for weighing residents. Pivot Disk.

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Toolkit for Safe Patient Handling

Toolkit for Safe Patient Handling. Audrey Nelson, PhD, RN Director, Patient Safety Center of Inquiry Tampa VAMC audrey.nelson@va.gov. Guidebook for Facility Champions.

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Safe Patient Handling & Movement

Safe Patient Handling & Movement . Audrey Nelson, Ph.D., RN, FAAN audrey.nelson@med.va.gov Director Patient Safety Center of Inquiry Ergonomics Research Laboratory VAMC Tampa, FL Web: patientsafetycenter.com. Overview of Program of Research in SPHM. 1994 RUG: Nursing Back Injuries

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Safe Patient Handling: Recommended Best Practices

Safe Patient Handling: Recommended Best Practices. Presented By The University of Texas-School of Public Health.

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Handling Patient Complexity in Casemix Classifications

Handling Patient Complexity in Casemix Classifications. Associate Professor Janette Green Australian Health Services Research Institute (AHRSI) Sydney Business School, University of Wollongong, Australia ABF 2013 Sydney. Acknowledgement.

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Safe Patient Handling

Safe Patient Handling . Objectives. Ergonomics Risk factors High risk patient care activities Conditions that result in high risk environments Best solutions for moving and handling patients. The Basic Problem. Fundamental ergonomics

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Safe Patient Handling:

Safe Patient Handling:. The Hazards of Immobility. Prepared by :. Learning Objectives. Discuss the opportunity for quality improvement using SPHM practices Discuss expected positive patient outcomes using SPHM practices Discuss the role of SPHM practices in patient care initiatives

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The Bariatric Patient

The Bariatric Patient. The World is Growing. Dixie Lee Davenport, RN, CEN, CCT-RN, PHRN EMS Outreach Manager Riverside Methodist Hospital OhioHealth. Disclosure. The author/speaker has no actual or potential conflict of interest in relation to this presentation

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Preoperative Evaluation of the Bariatric Surgery Patient

Preoperative Evaluation of the Bariatric Surgery Patient. Eric I. Rosenberg, MD, MSPH, FACP. Case #1. “. . . evaluate for metabolic disorder”. “Super Super” Morbid Obesity. 53 year-old woman 399 lbs, 4’ 10”, BMI 83.3 Bariatric surgeon notes central obesity, abdominal bruises, buffalo hump.

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Safe Patient Handling

Safe Patient Handling. Turning No-Lift from a financial burden to a profitable move . . . The economics of good healthcare ergonomics. Presented by. The problem facing nurses. The Problem facing facilities. Reduced revenues Cash flow Staff turnover Cost to replace staff

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Patient Handling & Back-care

Back Care 999. Patient Handling & Back-care. Presented by: P W IOSH Trainer. Learning. Tell me and I will forget Show me and I may remember Involve me and I will understand. Course objectives. By the end of the course, participants will:

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Χειρισμοί ασθενών / Patient Handling - Εισαγωγή

Χειρισμοί ασθενών / Patient Handling - Εισαγωγή. NMS1 2010-11. Στόχοι μαθήματος : Συζητήστε το ρόλο του ασφαλούς χειρισμού των ανθρώπων στα επαγγέλματα υγείας Οι κίνδυνοι στο επάγγελμα του φ/τη Σχετική νομοθεσία , συγκεκριμένα MHOR (1992) Ρόλος / ευθύνη των υπαλλήλων – εργοδότη

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Patient Lifting and Handling (cont.)

Patient Lifting and Handling (cont.). Possible Solutions Weighing – Scales with Ramps Lateral Transfers – Draw Sheet/Slide Boards Use of Gait Belts Bat/Shower – Adjustable bath tubs/bath lifts. Sit To Stand Lift. Equip one sit-to-stand lift with a scale for weighing residents. Pivot Disk.

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European Patient Handling Equipment Market

European Patient Handling Equipment Market report categorizes the global market by Product (Wheelchair, Scooters, Bathroom Safety Supply, Mechanical, Ambulatory), by Type of Care (Bariatric, Critical, Wound, Fall), by Accessories (Lifting, Transfer) & by End User (Hospital, Elderly)

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Patient Handling With Equipment Versus Manual Handling - Maitri Hospital

Patient handling with the help of equipment is better than manual handling as it results in benefits to both patients and workers. It reduces physical issues to both, while also reducing associated costs.

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Movement and Mobility of the Bariatric Patient

Movement and Mobility of the Bariatric Patient. Description. Technical Contact. A power point presentation that describes how to safely mobilize and transport a bariatric patient, by utilizing evidence based techniques. It will take approximately 15 minutes to complete this course.

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