Filed under: Centros medicos, Comunicación y Salud, Medicina privada, Salud y Bienestar, THE DOCTOR FACTORY | Etiquetas: : marketing sanitario, Barcelona Centro Médico, BCM, captar y fidelizar pacientes, clientes privados, clinicas España, coaching for patients, comunicación, design and medicine, e-health, finding and keeping patients, health 2.0, health information, health marketing, healthcare, healthcare design, healthcare marketing, interior design, managing patient expectations, marketing para centros odontologicos, marketing y salud, Medical Tourism, Medicina privada, Mercado clínicas privadas, pacientes Google, patients of the future… health and design, plan de marketing centros odontologicos, salud 2.0, Salud on line, THEDOCTORFACTORY, turismo médico, web médica, World's Medical Tourism Congress
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Rady Children’s Hospital successfully expands its healthcare campus, adding on the new LEED-certified, $260-million Acute Care Pavilion.
In 1996, Hillary Clinton, then the first lady of the United States, promoted her book “It Takes a Village: And Other Lessons Children Teach Us,” establishing the popular adage, “It takes a village to raise a child.”
Now, fast-forward to 2010 and the grand opening of the new Acute Care Pavilion on the campus of San Diego-based Rady Children’s Hospital, a state-of-the-art pediatric village where one may visit and think, “It takes a village to treat a child.”
In 1954, when Rady Children’s Hospital first opened its doors, about a dozen patients were treated. Today, Rady Children’s Hospital is one of the largest children’s hospitals in the state of California, and the new Acute Care Pavilion adds 154 much-needed pediatric beds to the region. The new building houses three key healthcare divisions: The Peckham Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders, a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), and the Warren Family Surgical Center.
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Desde SATSE, se ha señalado que Enfermería tv comienza hoy oficialmente su emisión a través de Internet (www.enfermeriatv.es) con el objetivo de dar visibilidad al trabajo que desarrollan los profesionales de Enfermería en el sistema sanitario y en la mejora de la salud de la población.
Además, se reitera que es la primera televisión profesional de la Sanidad, y destinará un amplio bloque de sus contenidos a difundir consejos, recomendaciones y cuidados de salud a los ciudadanos, dirigidos por enfermeras. Se trata de que la sociedad conozca a fondo todo lo que la enfermera puede hacer por mejorar su estado de salud.
Enfermería tv se convierte así en una ventana para difundir el trabajo de las enfermeras dentro y fuera de España. Seis canales y 24 horas de programación se ponen al servicio de la enfermera y la sociedad, utilizando las Tecnologías de la Información y la Comunicación (TIC).
Filed under: atencion al paciente, Health and education, THE DOCTOR FACTORY | Etiquetas: : marketing sanitario, Barcelona Centro Médico, captar y fidelizar pacientes, coaching for patients, comunicación, design and hospitals, design and medicine, finding and keeping patients, health 2.0, health marketing, healthcare design, healthcare marketing, managing patient expectations, marketing y salud, Medical Tourism, Medicina privada, Mercado clínicas privadas, patients of the future… health and design, Proyecto Salvavidas.eu, Salud on line, Salvavidas.eu, THEDOCTORFACTORY, turismo médico, World's Medical Tourism Congress
Desde TheDoctorFactory os informamos de un nuevo proyecto sobre desfibriladores y cardioprotección llamado SALVAVIDAS.EU
Protección Civil, DYA, Asociación Española contra la Muerte súbita, zoll, anek s3 formación (semicyuc), Kukuxumusu…. y algunos de los mas importantes cardiólogos el país , son colaboradores de la campaña.
Se trata de una oferta inicial un pack de cardioproteccion que incluye desfibrilador y vitrina aivia todo personalizado salvavidas.eu.
Filed under: health & design, THE DOCTOR FACTORY | Etiquetas: : marketing sanitario, Alta Bates Summit Medical Center, Barcelona Centro Médico, BCM, clientes privados, clinicas España, coaching for patients, comunicación, design and hospitals, design and medicine, DPR Construction, finding and keeping patients, health 2.0, health information, health marketing, healthcare, healthcare design, healthcare marketing, managing patient expectations, marketing y salud, Medical Tourism, Medicina privada, Mercado clínicas privadas, pacientes electronicos, patients of the future… health and design, salud 2.0, Salud on line, Sutter Heslth, THEDOCTORFACTORY, web médica
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DPR Construction, a commercial builder in the healthcare industry, officially broke ground on the new Alta Bates Summit Medical Center Patient Care Pavilion for Sutter Health in Oakland, California. The 230,000-sq.-ft. Patient Care Pavilion will house 238 medical/surgical and acute rehabilitation beds when completed in early 2014.
The new building consists of an 11-story patient care tower and rooftop central utility plant—all being built on a 1.5-acre site in the middle of the urban hospital campus.
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During a recent shift, I decided to call “a code,” which brings in the rapid response team. My patient’s heart was racing and his breathing had become intensely labored. Also he’d just moaned: “I’m gonna die in this bed.”
The team arrived and drew some blood. The patient’s left lower lung was gone and his right was filled with fluid, but his condition wasn’t as dire as it seemed. The intensive care doctor quickly returned with the lab results and stood close to the patient. He spoke in a loud, clear voice, making sure he would be heard over the hissing of the wall oxygen and the small crowd of people in the room. “Good news,” he said. “Your lab work just came back and everything looks good. You’re not going to die.”
Such a bald statement; no one ever yells out “die” in a hospital. But I was watching my patient and saw him relax after hearing that he was not going to die in his bed. Literally, he breathed easier.