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Activity Progression Protocol: Reducing Readmissions & Length of Stay Improves Transition to HomeMiami Valley Hospital via Youtube: A
nurse-driven Activity Progression Protocol developed at Miami
Valley Hospital in Dayton lowers length of stay and readmission
rates while facilitating patient transition to home. The
protocol uses oxygen titration during exertion, a dyspnea scale,
wheeled walkers with seats, and four progressive activity
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Kara Tarantino: Three Ways Digital Signage Can Help Prevent Avoidable Hospital Readmissions
1 . Reinforce to patients and caregivers the
importance of following all discharge instructions
2. Target messages to caregivers so patients can focus on getting
well
3. Click to
continue
Source: Digital Signage Connection
Source URL:
http://www.digitalsignageconnection.com/three-ways-digital-signage-can-help-prevent-avoidable-hospital-readmissions-758
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