Clinical Workflow Process

This document discusses the essential steps and methods in the clinical workflow process for patient treatment. It covers the ISO and Yourdon treatments used by nephrologists. The document emphasizes the importance of these steps in improving patient care and outcomes.

Clinical Workflow
Process
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Introduction
There are numerous Steps and methods that are recommended for the treatment of a
patient. The process is steps, information needs and other factors are while taking treatment. The
report will cover essential steps in work flow of ISO and Yourdon treatments which are highly
used by nephrologists.
Main body
Figure 1: ISO diagram
Work flow procedure
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As per the study the technical work flow for a visit of patient That the situation of primary care
starts with an individual process of intake which may include appeal for appointment,
information and registration of patients, medical history As well as clinical exam as well. As the
patient can contact hospice, such as phone calls or working or in person appointment (Ma, Luo
& Litvinov, 2016).
Conservative is a lowering down haemodialysis dose target that maybe specific optimal when all
the quality and standard of life become primary goal of treatment. Paediatric is procedure which
mostly takes place in children, adolescent, infants that highly base on approach as and
assessment of renal in dialysis focus on growth, health of bones and so on. As the health
professional may collect demographic data of an individual that may include his personal details
such as name, age, his or her date of birth, residential address, emergency contacts, and
information in regards with insurance as well. As there are electronic registration system through
clinicians. Once it has been developed a special number is provided to him or her that is known
as patient identification number. He also might receive a paper encounter form, past medical
history, current health concerns and reasons for visit and so on. As the second portion of
workflow made include the diagnosis and treatment that starts up through healthcare
professionals that can be testing, radiology, important medicines that should be taken before any
surgery or treatment, as well as it also include patients comfort zone (Tricker, 2016).
According to the studies, paediatric dialysis it contains consideration that may include
calcium, Potassium and buffer. There can be management of membrane flux and
haemodiafiltration as well. The process of takes First assessment of selection of diagnosis and
dialysis of potassium, selection of buffer that should be dialysis in the elimination of dialysate
bicarbonate in order to remove confusion in diagnosis. Supplementation of Dialysis with number
of chemicals which highly aims on phosphate in patients. As per the study it has been concluded
that number of individuals do feel nervous at first sight of hospitals in order to eliminate this
threat and nurse practitioner stay till patient discharge To improve dear performance and
services.
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Figure 2: Youngdon diagram
Work flow procedure
The process of Yourdon, Must include quality of care and the quality of assistant are
considered and focused in which initial step may increase weight and physical examination As
well as the record of chief complaints and complex Symptoms and vital signs of an individual is
measured and recognised to healthcare professionals in order to start treatment and diagnosis.
Next step is to confirm Infection, allergies in the current medical condition here role of physical
assistant begins where here he or she review of patients medical chart, And process of Q-Tip as
well as rapid strep test takes place Is the result of test becomes positive then it immediately get
updated in the patient chart with current results that may show the complete medical history of
an individual (Tricker, 2016). As per the study after the confirmation prescribed antibiotics and
confirm for pharmacy is provided to an individual in order to prevent and control the following
disease which has been infected individual’s morphological area and the following prescription
is strictly followed by an individual.
The system do not analysed name a data flow it may also figure out widgets as well as various
other important part as well. Cartoon type of phone number has been taken which are valid and
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the databases which are stored of patients. As for the system analyst with data with information
of patients may help in emergency call of patients. As shown in the DFD there are two type of
flow which can be classified the flow from storm another in a flow, a flow to a store. As per
the study, there are specific guidelines which are instructed to follow in developing and
formulating DFD which are Select meaningful names for process, flow, stores as well as
terminators. It may Beneficial in determining how function is being carried forward, recognition
of the person group and its community also the methodology and a mechanism which should be
involved while taking and providing quality of care and assistance to them (Kusumah &
Fabianto, 2018) Studies also concluded that it may provide structure to an organisation or firm in
orderly way practitioners get acknowledge the needs, requirement and also demands of an
individual in order to get healthy and also it may help in prevention and control.
Conclusion
There are important and essential steps for patients and their well-being. The systematic order of
the steps is helpful for the recovery of patient. According to the studies, these are Essential steps
for the patients which are carrying forward by professional and skilled health practitioners.
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References
Book and journals
Tricker, R. (2016). ISO 9001: 2015 audit procedures. Routledge.
Ma, F., Luo, X., & Litvinov, E. (2016). Cloud computing for power system simulations at ISO
New England—Experiences and challenges. IEEE Transactions on Smart Grid, 7(6), 2596-2603.
Kusumah, L. H., & Fabianto, Y. S. (2018). The differences in the financial performance of
manufacturing companies in Indonesia before and after ISO 9000 implementation. Total Quality
Management & Business Excellence, 29(7-8), 941-957.
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