Clarification:
I found the complete description of the exercise online:
You are a nursing supervisor following up with a geriatric patient named Mabel, who just completed a six-day hospital stay following a diagnosis of pneumonia. This patient had a series of complaints. She spent an extra night because the doctor never showed up to sign discharge papers. The pharmacy closed overnight so prescriptions weren’t ready. She hasn’t received a bill yet and when she called to inquire was told computer system was shut down for maintenance. She was provided access instructions for an online portal to view her records, but the link does not work and the user ID and password she was promised would be in the discharge paperwork was nowhere to be found.
Answer:
I would recommend two platforms to improve the clients experience. One where the client can check their status, with their admission and discharge data, and where the doctor can be notified if he has to complete some procedure and with the possibility to complete them in the platform. The other one where nurses and doctors can interact with the pharmacy directly so there are no waiting problems for the patients.
I would evaluate both technologies by asking the clients to complete a short survey when they leave the hospital. The survey would allow the hospital to know if these technologies are working and how they can improve them.
Explanation:
To complete this exercise, you have to <u>describe two innovative technologies to improve client experience,</u> specially to solve the problems described by Mabel. I chose to focus on two of the problems she had and then explain how I would evaluate if the technologies are helpful or not.
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Dual enrollment courses are college courses that are taught by an adjunct or full-time professor at Kendall College of Art and Design or in a high school setting. Courses can be used for both high school and college credit. Students must meet legislated dual enrollment guidelines to enroll for dual enrollment.
Answer:
sorry don't know this one but hope you get it right
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