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PubMed1986

Care connection.

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PubMed2000

Losing time finding stretchers? Indoor 'GPS' helps hospitals locate equipment, patients.

Find missing equipment fast with the indoor equivalent of the global positioning system. Billerica, MA-based PinPoint Co. is marketing a system to locate equipment, such as stretchers and wheelchairs, based on radio-frequency signals emitted from tags on the equipment. A New York hospital that has used the system says it could have a quick payback time.

Equipment and Supplies, Hospital↗
PubMed2003

[Hospital escort program for the geriatric patient].

It is presented a report of nine years of experience with the Hospital Escort Program for geriatric patients, carried out by nurses of a University Hospital (UFSC), at the Medical Unit II, since 1993. The goal is to integrate the family that cares for the elderly patient, bringing them to the hospital as a Nursing partner or client. The program also seeks to give psychosocial support to the patients; to enhance the escort's skills to care for the elderly on their daily activities and also on specific health tasks after hospital discharge; to develop healthy life practices within the family, which had shown appreciation and recognition to the program.

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PubMed2005

Security department orientation of patient-prisoner escorts.

Forensic staff--police officers, corrections officers, or other escorts of patient-prisoners--frequently are unaware of hospital rules and procedures. The article describes guidelines for medical police and hospital security for briefing forensic staff and dealing with patient-prisoners.

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