Discharge Planning: Know Your Discharge Destinations!
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2024
- Discharge planning is key to taking care of any patient in the hospital, whether you're a medical student, resident, or attending. Knowing your discharge destinations will put you ahead of the game! I really underestimated how important this topic was and didn't learn the key details until I was a second year resident. Watch this video to learn the basics of discharge destinations and impress your team by knowing where your patient needs to go after discharge.
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I'm Monica, an Internal Medicine attending living in Los Angeles. I'm here to provide high-yield videos for medical students and residents. My favorite topics include how to succeed on clinical rotations, clinical skills, and some good old pathophysiology! I'm also obsessed with my cats and fitness, but I think there are enough cat and fitness videos out there...
Yes this is so great! You have the best videos for clinical rotations
Thank you!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
@@MonicaJeong please keep making these. Your channel is so underrated. You cover all the “unspoken” topics, the topics that actually need to be covered because nobody else covers them.
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@@ATA-wi2lh I will! The goal is to cover topics that no one seems to have time to teach while on the job lol. Thanks so much for watching!
TYSM for this video. Settings are definitely confusing .. at least for me
Thank you so much! I’m starting my IM rotation this 3rd wk July. Your videos are great help. I’m hoping to learn more in the future. Wish me luck 🍀
Yay thanks so much for watching! Good luck!!! 🍀👍🏻
It’s the hospital goal to push people out as fast as possible. It’s usually premature and results in an unsafe discharge and high rate of rapid re-hospitalizations.
HI What does PCSN means ? thanks in advance
What about considering the patient's insurance so they know what they are responsible for ? What do ypu look for for eligibility ? thx
I dont have experience in this field nor do I have education for this. What/where. an I read on to prep for this type of job ?
Insurance is always considered when looking at discharge destinations. Thankfully the case manager in the hospital will typically help sort through any issues!