Strategies for Implementing National Standards of Hospital Accreditation to Create Quality Improvement of Patient-Centered Care Services

Kartikasari, Dhian; Aryanti, Eriliana; Kristanto, Tommy

doi:10.2991/ahsr.k.201203.019

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“…47 Patient-centred, for the best service standardisation. 48 Management that starts from the emergency room (ER), such as proper stabilisation, laboratory examinations, pain management, and prevention of decubitus ulcers, accelerates the admission filing process during preparation, and selection of the best intervention, until postoperative treatment. Usually, fracture patients are dehydrated and require adequate rehydration.…”

Section: Management Fracture In Geriatricsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Managing fractures in geriatrics: Current approaches and update

Sumarwoto,

Hartanto,

Utomo

2023

JKKI

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Geriatric fractures refer to fractures that occur in older people, typically resulting from low-energy trauma and accompanied by osteoporosis. The bone remodelling process imbalance significantly contributes to age-related bone loss in geriatric, which reduces bone mass, making them more susceptible to fractures. Managing geriatric fractures poses unique challenges due to the presence of other comorbid conditions that can interfere with the healing process. Thus, restoring stability is prioritised over reversing anatomy and biology. The use of medication is often helpful in treating osteoporosis. Diagnosing and managing geriatric fractures is a complex process that requires careful consideration of various comorbid factors associated with older patients. Both non-operative and operative management requires thorough preparation. The primary goal of fracture management in older people is to achieve patient independence. Factors such as age, gender, comorbid conditions, pre-fracture functional abilities, and fracture type can impact the outcome regarding ambulation, daily activities, and quality of life. Therefore, it is essential to consider all these factors while managing geriatric fractures.

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Section: Management Fracture In Geriatricsmentioning

confidence: 99%