US EditionTackling acute hospital avoidance: A case for working across boundaries
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Tackling acute hospital avoidance: A case for working across boundaries
Professor Gillian Harvey, Knowledge Translation, Caring Futures Institute, Flinders University Acute hospitals face ongoing problems with ambulance ramping, waiting times, bed shortages and delayed discharges, all impacting patient flow through the system. Whilst many initiatives aim at solving ‘front door’ problems, for example by finding ways to by-pass the Accident and Emergency department, equal problems exist at the ‘back door’, in terms of…
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