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Coordinating with Nursing, Part 2

Published by Pineapple Academy

The video discusses the importance of patient care, medication management, and infection control in healthcare settings. The concepts can be applied to various industries, including senior living, skilled nursing, education, and manufacturing.

Objectives

Improve patient care and reduce the risk of infections; Develop effective medication management strategies

Roles

Physical Therapist; Counselor; Chef; Housekeeper; Patient Care; Quality Assurance; Infection Control; Dietitian; Nurse; Occupational Therapist; Advisor; Activities Director; Caregiver; Inspector

Departments

Nursing; Student Services; Caregiving; Therapy Services; Food Service; Quality Control; Environmental Services

Industries

Education; Manufacturing; Skilled Nursing; Senior Living; Healthcare

Tags

patient-care; medication-management; infection-control

Topics

Patient Care; Infection Control; Medication Management

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