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Question 2 (of 12) 2 velue 10.00 points PA 3-2 A community health system's nurse team.....
A community health system’s nurse team consists of 12 nurses working in the local community. It...
A community health system’s nurse team consists of 12 nurses working in the local community. It takes a nurse 1.5 hour to complete one patient visit (including travel times and breaks). a. What is the capacity of the nurse team over the course of a 11-hour work day? Round your answer to the nearest whole number. For example, if your answer is 8.654, input 9. Your answer is . b. Assuming the demand for the nurses is 80 patients per day, what...
It is now flu season at Patch-Em-Up emergency health services. Accordingly, the demand rate at the...
It is now flu season at Patch-Em-Up emergency health services. Accordingly, the demand rate at the Patch-Em-Up clinic has increased to 50 patient arrivals per hour. In addition, the time that nurses spend with patients has increased, so Patch-Em-Up has made a number of changes. First, they hired more nurses, but they also assigned some of these nurses to perform an initial “triage” interview with patients before having the patient see a more highly trained nurse practitioner. Patch-Em-Up currently has...
PART I: Multiple Choice Write all answers to the following questions. No partial credit available. Consumption...
PART I: Multiple Choice Write all answers to the following questions. No partial credit available. Consumption utility is composed of price and convenience. True or False? A firm reduces inefficiencies by making trade-offs. True or False? A firm can increase its profitability by: A. increasing costs and reducing price. B. moving away from the efficient frontier. C. increasing inefficiencies. D. reducing inefficiencies. Operations comes from the Latin word "opus," which means: A. activity. B. helping people. C. improvement. D. work....
Question Completion Status: Question 1 11 points Save Answer The School of Dentistry at Penn provides...
Question Completion Status: Question 1 11 points Save Answer The School of Dentistry at Penn provides general dental care to residents of Philadelphia on a walk-in basis. Upon arrival, customers first provide health- relevant information such as personal health records and insurance provider to a receptionist who enters the information into a computer system for the dentist to see. This step takes 4 minutes on average. A dental assistant then takes an X-ray of the patient. This step takes 15...
Marion Health Clinic sees patients on a walk-in basis only. On average, 10 patients per hour...
Marion Health Clinic sees patients on a walk-in basis only. On average, 10 patients per hour enter the clinic. All patients register at the registration window with a registration clerk (RC), which takes 4 minutes. After registration, but before being seen by a nurse practitioner (NP), the registration records clerk (RRC) pulls the patient's records from the records room, which takes 6 minutes. At his or her turn, each patient then sees an NP, who checks weight, temperature, and blood...
Problem 4 (16 points) Consider a typical patient's stay in the emergency department (ED). On average,...
Problem 4 (16 points) Consider a typical patient's stay in the emergency department (ED). On average, 10 patients arrive to the ED per hour. Triage: Once a patient arrives, he/she is first triaged at the triage station which is staffed with one triage nurse. The triage process takes 5 minutes on average. Initial Consultation: After triage, the patient goes through initial consultation with a nurse who takes information on the patient's demographics, medical history, allergies, etc. On average, initial consultation...
Obesity and Chronic Disease Background: You are a community health nurse staffing a free public health...
Obesity and Chronic Disease Background: You are a community health nurse staffing a free public health clinic in the South Bronx. Your role is to triage each patient, prioritizing his/her health needs and designing a health education program to meet these needs. Because the clinic’s resources are limited, assume that the bulk of your health education will be based on discussion and demonstration, rather than the provision of medications or materials. For each of the following patients, please (1) Identify...
2. The community health nurse is planning a health promotion workshop for a high school PTSO...
2. The community health nurse is planning a health promotion workshop for a high school PTSO (Parent-Teacher-Student Organization). The choice of topics was suggested by the high school's registered nurse who has observed a gradual increase in student obesity. The two nurses have collaborated to develop this workshop to provide parents, students, and teachers with information about the importance of health promotion. a. Describe the importance of a focus on health promotion b. According to the health promotion model developed...
56) One employee is in charge of the following activities at a refreshment stand: Activity Greet...
56) One employee is in charge of the following activities at a refreshment stand: Activity Greet customer Take order Process order Print receipt Activity Time per Customer 5 seconds 25 seconds 1.5 minutes 30 seconds If demand rate is 20 customers per hour, what are the flow rate (in customers per hour), utilization, and cycle time (in minutes per customer)? A) 20, 0.83, 0.05 B) 24, 1, 0.04 c)20,0.83, 3 D) 24, 1,25 57) Patients are arriving at a clinic...
Read the article: patient-targeted googling, then respond to question 2 in your own words? 10-2: Patient-Targeted...
Read the article: patient-targeted googling, then respond to
question 2 in your own words?
10-2: Patient-Targeted Googling Registered Nurse Randy works on an inpatient psychiatric unit. He notices that his registered nurse coworker, Colleen, has a habit of trying to entice unit colleagues to discuss patients' per- sonal information. Randy believes Colleen's habit goes along with her general tendency to gossip about people. Randy views Colleen's behavior as unethical, but because he does not want to stir up trouble on...
Question Completion Status: Question 1 11 points Save Answer The School of Dentistry at Penn provides general dental care to residents of Philadelphia on a walk-in basis. Upon arrival, customers first provide health- relevant information such as personal health records and insurance provider to a receptionist who enters the information into a computer system for the dentist to see. This step takes 4 minutes on average. A dental assistant then takes an X-ray of the patient. This step takes 15...
Marion Health Clinic sees patients on a walk-in basis only. On average, 10 patients per hour enter the clinic. All patients register at the registration window with a registration clerk (RC), which takes 4 minutes. After registration, but before being seen by a nurse practitioner (NP), the registration records clerk (RRC) pulls the patient's records from the records room, which takes 6 minutes. At his or her turn, each patient then sees an NP, who checks weight, temperature, and blood...
2. The community health nurse is planning a health promotion workshop for a high school PTSO (Parent-Teacher-Student Organization). The choice of topics was suggested by the high school's registered nurse who has observed a gradual increase in student obesity. The two nurses have collaborated to develop this workshop to provide parents, students, and teachers with information about the importance of health promotion. a. Describe the importance of a focus on health promotion b. According to the health promotion model developed...
56) One employee is in charge of the following activities at a refreshment stand: Activity Greet customer Take order Process order Print receipt Activity Time per Customer 5 seconds 25 seconds 1.5 minutes 30 seconds If demand rate is 20 customers per hour, what are the flow rate (in customers per hour), utilization, and cycle time (in minutes per customer)? A) 20, 0.83, 0.05 B) 24, 1, 0.04 c)20,0.83, 3 D) 24, 1,25 57) Patients are arriving at a clinic...
Read the article: patient-targeted googling, then respond to
question 2 in your own words?
10-2: Patient-Targeted Googling Registered Nurse Randy works on an inpatient psychiatric unit. He notices that his registered nurse coworker, Colleen, has a habit of trying to entice unit colleagues to discuss patients' per- sonal information. Randy believes Colleen's habit goes along with her general tendency to gossip about people. Randy views Colleen's behavior as unethical, but because he does not want to stir up trouble on...
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