How does one manage long COVID while supporting a hospitalized loved one? In our latest episode, Paul reveals his struggles, the benefits of a mobility scooter, and the importance of a support system.
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How does one manage long COVID while supporting a hospitalized loved one? In our latest episode, Paul reveals his struggles, the benefits of a mobility scooter, and the importance of a support system.
14: "You are needed at the hospital urgently" - Life with Long Covid
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Everyone day health care teams rush, rush, rush. Not enough time, not enough resources, not enough people to do the work. While all this is happening, Residents (Patients) are experiencing a whole lot of things that are personal to them. They see you rush and they don't want to be a bother. They won't remember a lot of what you say but they will remember how you make them feel... https://lnkd.in/gtTnN8Ze
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The Immediate Aftermath_ What to Expect at the Hospital Phase! Watch or listen to the newest episode of Mind Matters https://hubs.li/Q02r9RDt0 #tbituesday #mindmatters #headinjury
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The Immediate Aftermath_ What to Expect at the Hospital Phase! Watch or listen to the newest episode of Mind Matters https://hubs.li/Q02r9RDs0 #tbituesday #mindmatters #headinjur
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Hospitals often face challenges with outdated IT systems that can impact the quality of care and financial stability. Take a look at my latest article outlining a practical approach to how hospitals can modernize their technology to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance patient care. #healthcareIT #TheHeartofProgress https://lnkd.in/ei5EHMkd
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The Immediate Aftermath_ What to Expect at the Hospital Phase! Watch or listen to the newest episode of Mind Matters https://hubs.li/Q02rb2S10 #tbituesday #mindmatters #headinjur
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I make no apologies for reposting Ann Marie’s post. One of the main problems that we have is not so much ensuring risk assessment is done- we are pretty good at prevention, but, we need to improve on:- A) ensuring patients are aware of signs and symptoms - not to wait 3 weeks before questioning the swollen leg/ the shortness of breath - then staying in GP surgery, until clear that VTE has been effectively ruled out B) ensuring that all clinicians ‘THINK VTE’- as many VTE events go undiagnosed- as the symptoms are similar to other conditions- ACS, COPD exacerbation, musculo skeletal problems etc (as referred to in NICE guidance) and properly evaluate the patient- a PE will potentially kill a patient.
An estimated 10 million cases of hospital associated clots occur annually across all countries in the world – low, middle and high-income. That’s why it’s important for EVERYONE to stay informed and #KnowThrombosis. What country were you in when you or your loved one experienced a clotting episode?
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