Study on Evidence Into Practice
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Study on Evidence Into Practice
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Evidence into Practice 2TopicThe efforts of health professionals in ensuring quality and safe health care services and surgical procedures in health facilitiesLiterature review of the topicFrom the studies which were carried out, the health professional is putting in a lot of efforts in ensuring better services delivery. Diversity and equality journal focuses on topics such as gender, culture, healthcare provision, disability, and sexual orientation among many others. The topic of efforts of health care professionals to provide quality and safe health care services has been widely covered [CITATION QAs141 \p 456 \l 2057 ]. There are major challenges which face the provision of quality services in health in health facilities which in turn results to delivery of poor surgical procedures, these challenges they are mainly as a result of the changes in disease patterns and demographics as the peoples ages, high cost of medical services and products ,problem of supply of health workforce ,the problem on how to balance the private and public sectors in the provision of health services and the role which urban planning plays in creating sustainable and healthy environment[CITATION Bru11 \p 890 \l 2057 ]..Quality in primary care is journal which information mainly about quality improvement in provision of health services, clinical governance which in turn can improve the services and surgical procedures which are being offered in the facility [CITATION Pro13 \p 347 \l 2057 ]. The journal is mainly concerned with the quality and quality improvement in the primary careand other prehospital care centers. The journal has a very strong support all over the world from other disciplines which are related to the healthcare provider which includes medicine and other social sciences.
Evidence into Practice 3Improving safety and quality by the health professional focusing on the care of consumers and patient is a discussion paper journal which was drafted and published in 2010 mainly for the public consultations. Patient-centred care is the health care which is responsive to and respectful of needs, preferences, and values of consumers and patients there are a wide dimensions of patient centred care which they include physical comfort of the patients, the emotional support which the patients need, better care coordination, continuity and transition and respect of the patient [CITATION Mar16 \p 587 \l 2057 ]. This article shows that the measureof the efforts which the health professionals have put in place to ensure that there is better provision of services and surgical procedures.It is well demonstrated in this journal that the patient care experience is improved by patient-centred care and it also provides public respect and trust towards the services which are beingoffered by the health facilities, when administrators of health care facilities, providers, families, and patients work together in partnership, the standards and quality of healthcare rises, the cost of health care provision decreases and the satisfaction of the provider increasesand the patient care is improved. Patient –centred care also improves the business metrics of the health facility such the finances, market, quality, and safety [CITATION Ann17 \p 680 \l 2057].National safety and quality health services standards is a health journal which was endorsed by the government of Australia in September 2011.this article defines the roles which every party in the healthcare facility plays to ensure that the services and surgical procedures whichare carried out are up to the standards [CITATION Jen16 \p 789 \l 2057 ]..The clinical workforce is comprised of the healthcare professionals play an essential role to ensure that the healthcare services which they provide are better each and every day. When the health care professionals participate in the organizational processes, improvement
Evidence into Practice 4initiatives and they are trained in line with the roles and services which they are accountable[CITATION Aus111 \p 246 \l 2057 ]. The professionals can improve the quality of the services and surgical procedures in their health facilities by understanding their wider responsibility for quality and safety in the provision of services, by the professionals following the safety and quality procedures as per the standards which are set by the relevant authorities and by participating in the review of the performance procedures of the individual professional[CITATION Dep12 \p 345 \l 2057 ].When the healthcare professional forms partnership with carers and patients the patients care experience improves and also the safety system of the facility, planning of the organizational process and the quality of training and quality initiative also improves [CITATION Dep12 \p 345 \l 2057 ].The role of the non-clinical professionals is equally very important in ensuring provision of better services it is usually consisted of volunteers or a group of individuals who are paid to ensure proper implementation of safety systems and carry out trainings and campaigns which enables on to be informed of the healthcare facility policies and plans which are in place in ensuring that the patients receive better services [CITATION Jud15 \p 543 \l 2057 ].Patients and carers these two parties play an import role to ensure that safe and better health care services are provided, patients and carers they are always involved in the decision making which concerns their own health for instance the patients who have to undergo surgery they should be informed about the surgery and they will be required to sign a form which shows they are ready and accepts the operation to take place this is to ensure that their rights in health care providers are not interfered with [CITATION Ann13 \p 478 \l 2057 ].
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