De-escalation: Two techniques to try
Two ways de-escalation can work in your practice
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Two ways de-escalation can work in your practice
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Help patients move from cross to calm with these de-escalating phrases
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Read about practical ways to manage difficult patient interactions
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A pregnant woman arrived in the ED at or near term. She was experiencing one-minute, moderate contractions every three minutes.
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Though these claims represent trial victories for our policyholders, several risk management issues are apparent.
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A pain management specialist ordered an MRI of the thoracic spine. In addition to some spinal pathology, the radiologist noted a “possible 9 mm right lung nodule.”
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The patient was a 47-year-old woman with a history of anal cancer and surgery. She was referred to Gastroenterologist A.
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The patient claimed that the physician told him that the rectal bleeding was due to his diverticulosis and was not life threatening.
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The first documented assessment of the patient in the ED revealed a temperature of 97.9 degrees; pulse 53; respirations 20; blood pressure 147/77 mm Hg; oxygen saturation 97%.
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A 58-year-old woman with a history of morbid obesity, type 2 diabetes, hypertension, and high cholesterol arrived in the ED by ambulance. She reported numbness and blurred vision.
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A 28-year-old man was involved in a motorcycle collision, sustaining multiple injuries. The EMS records reflect that the patient’s chief complaint at the scene was leg pain.
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On June 1, a 35-year-old woman fell while stepping off a boat, injuring her chin, jaw, wrist, and hand. She went to an urgent-care clinic for treatment.
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A 90-year-old woman fell at the assisted living facility where she resided. Following the fall, she began to report severe right hip pain.
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The patient sought treatment from a dermatologist for a scaly plaque on his scalp
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Case studies about violations of patient privacy on social media and the web.
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Case studies about ransomware incidents and the investigations that follow.
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Case studies about violations of HIPAA privacy rules.
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A 50-year-old man came to a nephrologist for renal insufficiency. The patient's history included ankylosing spondylitis and scleroderma.
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A 62-year old man came to the ED with symptoms of a stroke.
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