Open Access. Powered by Scholars. Published by Universities.®
- Keyword
-
- Clinical Staff Retention (1)
- Clinical nurse leader (1)
- Community Clinic (1)
- Community health (1)
- Consumer (1)
-
- Consumer information material (1)
- Corrections (1)
- Evidence based practice (1)
- Federally Qualified Health Centers(FQHC) (1)
- Female population (1)
- HPV (1)
- IHSS (1)
- Jail (1)
- Navigation (1)
- Nurse (1)
- Nursing (1)
- Primary Care (1)
- Public authority (1)
- San Francisco (1)
- Sick call (1)
- Telephone (1)
- Triage (1)
- Underserved Population (1)
- Vaccination compliance (1)
Articles 1 - 6 of 6
Full-Text Articles in Medicine and Health Sciences
Staff Retention Through Standardized Training Materials In Adult Primary Care Clinic, David Smith
Staff Retention Through Standardized Training Materials In Adult Primary Care Clinic, David Smith
Master's Projects and Capstones
As non-profits, community health clinics face a unique set of challenges. Primary amongst these is a shortage of financial resources. Staff turnover, including Registered Nurses (RNs) and Medical Assistants (MAs), can result in avoidable increased wage costs related to training of newly-hired RNs/MAs (clinical staff). Retention of experienced RNs/MAs can be directly correlated with job satisfaction, the obverse of which is job frustration. The intent of this RN/MA training and orientation project is to ameliorate frustration related to a lack of informational resources and clear competency expectations. Upon completion and implementation, project efficacy will be assessed via four longitudinal measures: …
Implementing A Telephone Triage System, Joanyett Mays-Scott
Implementing A Telephone Triage System, Joanyett Mays-Scott
Master's Projects and Capstones
Implementing a Telephone Triage System
Abstract
Introducing a telephone triage system requires conscientious regard to the organizational configuration and culture, staff abilities and experience, observed need and expected outcomes, staffing issues, and the physical location in which the system will be introduced (Murdoch et al., 2015). For this microsystem A SWOT analysis and microsystem assessment were performed. This community health center’s goal was to have standardized, evidence-based triage protocols followed by the nursing staff and the contracted nursing staff. The workflow was introduced in a series of lunch and learns provided by clinical nurse managers. Once workflows were established a …
Ihss: Repackaging Consumer Information, Deloras N. Puran
Ihss: Repackaging Consumer Information, Deloras N. Puran
Master's Projects and Capstones
Currently, qualified Californians with disabilities and aging individuals can receive consumer-directed care through the IHSS program. Despite the strong demand for the program, new consumers are still struggling to begin their service after enrollment.
This study assisted San Francisco In Home Supportive Services Public Authority to understand how new consumers can navigate the IHSS program services after enrollment. Focus group and semi-structured in-depth interviews were conducted to gather feedback from consumers regarding what type of information would they need after enrollment, and how would they want to receive the information. Based on the feedback, written and virtual deliverables were designed …
Strategic Community Healthcare Management, Stephanie Penrod
Strategic Community Healthcare Management, Stephanie Penrod
Master's Projects and Capstones
Federally Qualified Health Centers(FQHC) and Community Health Centers are growing with the Affordable Care Act. This paper introduces literature that supports the need for Community Health Centers and management of low income patients with chronic illnesses. This paper also reviews the fieldwork experience at a FQHC. It reviews the goals, project, methods and findings of the fieldwork. This paper also elaborates on the scope of the project and a quality improvement report for the FQHC in observation. It discusses the future potential implementation of the recommendations and the benefits for both employees and patients. This paper concludes with follow up …
Increasing Hpv Awareness And 3-Dose Series Compliance Among The Female Population (Ages 11-26) In A Community Health Clinic, Vanessa Orozco
Increasing Hpv Awareness And 3-Dose Series Compliance Among The Female Population (Ages 11-26) In A Community Health Clinic, Vanessa Orozco
Master's Projects and Capstones
Abstract
The overall goal of this project was to increase HPV 2nd and 3rd dose compliance rates by a combined 10% among the female adolescent population (ages 11-26). This was to be achieved by implementing EBP follow-up calls to not only schedule appointments but also to serve as a reminder for patients to come into previously scheduled appointments. This project was chosen as prior clinic and organization-wide meetings had delineated compliance rates at just 7%. There were various methods employed to implement this project including an initial microsystem assessment, which entailed a Root Cause Analysis, Process Mapping, SWOT analysis, Cost-Analysis, …
Reinventing The Medical Request Process In A Correctional Healthcare Setting, Leah Murphy
Reinventing The Medical Request Process In A Correctional Healthcare Setting, Leah Murphy
Master's Projects and Capstones
This project was developed as part of a Clinical Nurse Leader course of study with the goal of gathering and evaluating microsystem data, and the creation and implementation of a process improvement project. The project was conducted in a correctional setting which houses male and female detainees with a wide variety of medical needs. The project addressed long wait times for detainees who have submitted a request for services from the medical department. The goal of this project was to reduce wait times for medical requests, and provide service for a greater number of patients. This project is needed because …