Hospitals : what they are and how they work
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Hospitals : what they are and how they work
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Hospitals: What They Are and How They Work, Fourth Edition, guides healthcare students through the inner workings of one of today’s most complex organizations: the modern acute-care hospital.\\ \\From a history of hospitals and health care; to an explanation of the roles of management, physicians, nurses, and staff; to administrative and financial services, this essential text walks readers through every facet of the hospital organization.\\ \\Today’s hospital is an exercise in integrative care, interweaving multiple disciplines to deliver superior patient care. Hospitals: What They Are and How They Work, Fourth Edition, explores the vital collaboration between healthcare providers and diverse practices including clinical laboratory science, pharmacy, physical therapy, and social services, while evaluating the relationship of quality, efficiency, and cost.\\ \\In this revised edition, new contributing experts augment each chapter with new material on subjects including hospital finance, medical records, nursing, and more.\\ \\Hospitals: What They Are and How They Work, Fourth Edition, provides:\\ \\• A macro view of the modern hospital organization\\• A resource for healthcare students of all types, including those studying medicine, nursing, administration, or management\\• An examination of every hospital department and how they all collaborate\\• A consistent, seamless chapter framework for easy instruction\\Features & Benefits\Provides a comprehensive look at the inner-workings of a modern acute care hospital.\Features new contributing authors for each chapter—experts on issues such as hospital finance, medical records, laboratory science, nursing, and more.\Using a consistent framework, the chapters are woven together to provide seamless instruction for your students.\Begins with a history of hospitals, hospital leadership and the board, then spans to the hands-on care-givers such as the medical staff, nurses, lab, imaging, pharmacy and various therapists, then covers ancillary and support services and the all too important finance division.\Designed for healthcare students of all types, whether clinical such as medical students, nursing, respiratory, or laboratory, or non-clinical students such as healthcare administration, health information management, or healthcare financeàanyone seeking a macro view of today’s hospital delivery system.
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