Enhancing the Inpatient Consultation Learning Environment to Optimize Teaching and Learning

Serling‐Boyd, Naomi; Miloslavsky, Eli M.

doi:10.1016/j.rdc.2019.09.003

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“…If the traditional power control technology is still used, there will be a problem of adaptation between the architectures of the new network and the degradation of the use experience. Of course, the solution to the power problem in the signal transmission process is ultimately for a better experience of the terminal [14]. For the power control of the signal transmission process, the amplification factor of the channel between the signals should be discussed first, and its relationship with the transmit power of the signal and the received power of the signal is as follows:…”

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Evaluation Index of Basketball Teaching Environment Based on the Wireless Communication Network and Genetic Algorithm

Luo

2022

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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With the advent of the new era, all fields in China are full of vitality. In particular with the vigorous development of network science and technology, many fields are going through a huge change or in the near future. As an important part of the development goal of China’s “sports power,” physical education is also undergoing changes. With the successful conclusion of the Winter Olympics in China, this grand event has added an important stroke to the development of sports in China. In the process of physical education and teaching, the environment of physical education is extremely important. Compared with nonphysical education subjects, it has the characteristics of direct contact between teachers and students and the time of the course teaching process. This paper studies the evaluation index of basketball teaching environment. As a part of physical education environment, it has the general characteristics of physical education environment, but it has its own characteristics. People in the environment are constantly experiencing the influence of the environment on their own individual. Therefore, the research on the evaluation indicators of the basketball teaching environment will play an important role for the students involved. For the research of the mentioned basketball teaching environment evaluation index, this paper proposes the application of genetic algorithm and wireless network technology; the purpose is to make a more scientific and comprehensive target evaluation system for the basketball environment evaluation index. In the simulation experiment of the teaching environment evaluation index, this paper selected a total of 164 people of different grades. The final result showed that 85.16% of the students gave positive comments to this evaluation system. This result confirms the research of this paper.

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Evaluation Index of Basketball Teaching Environment Based on the Wireless Communication Network and Genetic Algorithm

Luo

2022

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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“…Analysis of Medicare data showed that, on average, each Medicare patient receives 2.6 consultations per hospital admission. 7 In addition, many studies have shown that dermatologists are often required to assist in the diagnosis and treatment of skin problems in elderly patients during hospitalization and that dermatology consultations during hospitalization play an important role in the diagnosis and treatment of skin diseases. 8–10 However, because of cross-professional, there are some obstacles to effective consultation communication, including the choice of consultation department, the description of skin lesions, and empirical medication.…”

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Dermatology Consultation in the Geriatrics Department of a Tertiary Hospital in China: A Retrospective Study of 178 Patients

Du,

Cao,

Han

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Objective Dermatological consultation plays an important role in diagnosing and treating skin diseases in the Department of Geriatrics. The objective of this study is to provide an analysis of the factors leading geriatric inpatients to seek dermatological consultation, aiming to facilitate accurate diagnosis and effective treatment of skin diseases by healthcare professionals specializing in geriatrics and dermatology. Methods The electronic health records of hospitalized patients in the Department of Geriatrics who applied for dermatological consultation at the Second Hospital of Shandong University from June 1, 2022, to June 1, 2023, were retrieved. Sex, age, number of consultations, reason for dermatology consultation, and final diagnosis by dermatologists were reviewed. Results A total of 216 consultations of 178 patients (n=178, 95 men and 83 women) were collected in this study, of whom 153 (86.0%) required only one consultation, 19 (10.7%) required two consultations, and 4 (2.2%) required three consultations. The reasons for dermatology consultations were divided into three categories: the first was for the definitive diagnosis of a new skin condition that developed during the patient’s hospitalization (n=165, 76.4%), the second was for the follow-up of the condition and adjustment of medication (n=40, 18.5%), and the third was for the evaluation of the patient’s disease that existed before admission to the hospital (n=11, 5.1%). In 165 consultations, most of these diseases (n=131, 79.4%) can be diagnosed by patients’ conscious symptoms and clinical manifestations. Some of them need to be diagnosed or differentially diagnosed with the help of supplementary examinations, such as microscopic examination of scabies or fungi, and pathological examination. Conclusion This study summarized the reasons for dermatology consultations for geriatric inpatients and found that dermatitis/eczema and infectious diseases were the common types of diseases consulted. The findings of this study contribute to the enhanced comprehension and management of dermatological conditions in hospitalized patients by geriatricians, as well as facilitating more efficient diagnosis and treatment by dermatologists.

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“…It includes providing professional recommendations, writing notes, following up on patients daily, and teaching residents [ 1 , 2 ]. In recent years, the number of consultations has increased [ 4 ], and there have been numerous reports of the positive association between consultations and favourable patient outcomes, including associations with reduced mortality [ 5 – 7 ], readmission [ 6 , 8 ], and length of stay [ 9 ].…”

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“…Good relationships between residents (consulters) and fellows (consultants) is essential for the patient care [ 10 ]. Despite the increasing number of consultations and their importance for patient care, there has been a lack of systematic training in skills as consultant and attitudes that is universal and internationally equivalent [ 4 ]. This is important because providing education during the consultation process is often put off due to lack of time or understanding of education methods, and is voluntary.…”

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Essential consultants’ skills and attitudes (Willing CONSULT): a cross-sectional survey

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Background Despite multi-professional collaboration via consultation being increasingly important given the variety of disease diagnoses and treatment, the key elements as consultants remain unclear. The study aimed to identify the skills and attitudes that are important for consultants from the residents’ perspective so that they can be targeted as priority goals in subsequent educational interventions. Methods We conducted our research in two phases: a preliminary survey (May 1 to 14, 2020) and a main survey (June 1 to 14, 2020). As a preliminary survey, first-year postgraduate residents at St. Luke’s International Hospital in Tokyo, Japan, were first asked an open-ended question about the types of skills and attitudes that are important for consultants. After eliminating duplicate answers, there were 19 skills and attitudes in total. In the main survey with residents who completed their residency training at our institute, from 2014 to 2018 and current residents (2019–2020), we first asked them about their demographic characteristics (gender, years of postgraduate education, and type of specialty). Then, they answered how important each skill and attitude are for consultants. All 19 items were scored on a seven-point Likert scale that ranged from 0 (completely disagree) to 6 (totally agree). Cronbach’s alpha confirmed the internal consistency of the questionnaire items. Principal component analysis and exploratory factor analysis were performed. Results The survey included 107 individuals (61.1 %, 175 potential participants). The median postgraduate years of education was four (interquartile range: 2–5), and 64.5 % were men (n = 69). Seven key elements for consultants were identified and termed Willing CONSULT. These included (1) willingness (willingness to accept consultation requests), (2) contact (easy access to consultants), (3) needs (consideration of consulters’ needs), (4) suggestions and support (providing clear recommendations and suggestions, following up on the patients, and supporting the consulters continuously), (5) urgency (considering the situation’s urgency and responding appropriately), (6) learning opportunities (providing teaching points), and (7) text (writing medical records). Conclusions We propose Willing CONSULT, which are important skills and attitudes for consultants.

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Enhancing the Inpatient Consultation Learning Environment to Optimize Teaching and Learning

Cited by 10 publications

References 40 publications

Evaluation Index of Basketball Teaching Environment Based on the Wireless Communication Network and Genetic Algorithm

Evaluation Index of Basketball Teaching Environment Based on the Wireless Communication Network and Genetic Algorithm

Dermatology Consultation in the Geriatrics Department of a Tertiary Hospital in China: A Retrospective Study of 178 Patients

Essential consultants’ skills and attitudes (Willing CONSULT): a cross-sectional survey

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