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Deze eerste praktijkrichtlijn voor een fixatiearme thuiszorg verduidelijkt het concept, de impact, de gevolgen en de ethische en juridische aspecten van fysieke fixatie in de thuiszorg. Daarnaast wil de richtlijn zorgverleners van de eerste lijn ondersteunen bij het beslissingsproces en het verantwoord gebruik van fysieke fixatie. Ook alternatieve maatregelen komen aan bod.Vrijheidsbeperkende maatregelen vormen een complex probleem in de gezondheidszorg. De ernstige negatieve gevolgen voor de patiënt, de familie en de zorgverleners zijn evident. En toch worden deze maatregelen nog te vaak toegepast.Met de stijgende vraag naar thuiszorg zal ook de vraag naar vrijheidsbeperkende maatregelen toenemen. Die evolutie zet de ethische en juridische vragen op scherp. Het is dan ook hoog tijd voor een praktijkrichtlijn over het gebruik van fysieke fixatie in de thuiszorg, die zorgverleners en stakeholders sensibiliseert om deze maatregelen zo veel mogelijk te mijden en enkel als laatste redmiddel in te schakelen.De praktijkrichtlijn Streven naar een fixatiearme thuiszorg is richtinggevend en is bedoeld om de kwaliteit van de zorg te optimaliseren in situaties waarbij fysieke fixatie wordt toegepast of overwogen. Dit boek richt zich tot thuisverpleegkundigen, huisartsen en andere professionele thuiszorgactoren, zoals ergotherapeuten, kinesitherapeuten, zorgkundigen en opvoeders.

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Successful healthcare problem solving often depends on immediate access to information. Unable to consult a library while in a clinical setting, healthcare practitioners and managers must learn to effectively manage knowledge and think on their toes. Knowledge Management (KM) is an ideal system to tap the tacit knowledge individuals hold and distribute this collective wisdom throughout a healthcare institution. Healthcare Knowledge Management: Issues, Advances, and Successes assembles a group of international contributors to explain KM and offer contemporary, clinically relevant lessons in organizational implementation. This book illustrates the effectiveness of KM by investigating real life healthcare-based systems that highlight the diversity of KM applications in the healthcare sector. Healthcare Knowledge Management is a uniquely integrative text—both a tutorial on concepts, theories, and research as well as a practical guide to managing and developing KM in the healthcare setting. Topics covered in this book include: -Clinical Knowledge Management – a model for primary care -The hidden power of social networks and knowledge sharing in health care -Constructing healthcare knowledge -Electronic patient records -Case studies from around the world Rajeev K. Bali, PhD, Senior Lecturer, Coventry University, UK; Leader, Knowledge Management for Healthcare Research subgroup of the Biomedical Computing Research Group (BIOCORE). Ashish N. Dwivedi, PhD, Lecturer, University of Hull, UK.

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Electronic prescribing (EP) is a complex discipline, the success of which relies on the successful interplay of system design, data support and clinical practice. It represents the use of electronic systems to facilitate and enhance communication of a prescription or medicine order, and improves legibility and completeness of prescriptions, improves availability of electronic decision support tools at the point of prescribing, enables a comprehensive audit trail, and reduces medication-related errors. These benefits are far-reaching in significance, both in terms of their effects on risk management and risk reduction and their financial impact. Given the likely growth of interest in electronic medicines management, this discussion of relevant design issues and their impact is timely. Electronic Prescribing: Principles and Practice discusses the basic principles of the design and implementation of secondary care electronic medicine management systems, and how they impact hospital workflow and clinical practice. It documents the key aspects of EP systems for use in secondary care, including design issues, data support, benefits and the ways in which electronic medicines management systems can optimize clinical and professional practice.Because of the significance of electronic medicines management to the whole medical supply chain, and the various stakeholders involved in the IT implementations, the book will be of interest to a wide range of professionals, from hospital pharmacists and prescribing physicians to health system managers and informaticians.

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