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Ultrasound program management

Autores adicionales: Tayal, Vivek S. -- editor | Blaivas, Michael -- editor | Foster, Troy R. -- editor

Publicado por : Springer (Cham, Switzerland) Detalles físicos: 609 páginas ilustraciones, fotografías ISBN:9783319631431; 3319631438.

Tema(s): Servicio de diagnostico | Diagnóstico por imágenes | Diagnóstico por ultrasonido | Administración hospitalaria

Año : 2018

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Intro; How to Use this Book; Evolution ofÂ Program Management; Starting Point andÂ Section Organization; Contents; Contributors; Chapter 1: Initial Approach toÂ Ultrasound Management: Making Ultrasound Meaningful fromÂ theÂ Start; Objectives; Perspective onÂ Point-of-Care Ultrasound Evolution; History ofÂ Point-of-Care, Clinical US; US Management; Ultrasound Management Goals; Leadership; Ultrasound Equipment; US Training; Quality Improvement; Credentialing andÂ Certification; Clinical Protocols; Information Management; Work Value andÂ Reimbursement; Ultrasound Strategy; Situational Awareness.

Creating a US Network with Key System PersonnelTiming; New Frontiers; Definition ofÂ Success; Pitfalls; Key Recommendations forÂ US Program Management; References; Chapter 2: Ultrasound Director; Objectives; Introduction; Benefits toÂ Having aÂ Director or Coordinator; Things toÂ Consider Ahead ofÂ Job Commitment; Taking onÂ theÂ New Job; Established Patterns andÂ Credentialing Pathways; Who Else Is Using Ultrasound?; The Ultrasound Director Job; Extramural Involvement; Quality Assurance andÂ Improvement; Making theÂ Ultrasound Directors Job Easier; Making aÂ Service Plan; Compensation.

System Wide POC US DirectorWorking withÂ Industry/Consulting; Medico-Legal Issues; Defensive Planning; Key Recommendation; Relevant Literature; References; Chapter 3: Job Search andÂ Contract Negotiations; Objectives; Introduction; Job Search; Peak Value; Where toÂ Look; How toÂ Write aÂ Cover Letter andÂ CV; Evaluating anÂ Ultrasound Position; Contract Considerations; Negotiation; Renegotiating aÂ Contract; Discussion; Pitfalls; Key Recommendations; References; Chapter 4: Institutional Point ofÂ Care Ultrasound; Objectives; Introduction; Establishing theÂ Need; The Presentation.

How toÂ Structure aÂ ProgramProgramming; Capture Your Data; Synergy; Pitfalls; Key Recommendations; References; Chapter 5: Introductory Education; Objectives; Introduction; Pre-course Materials; Ultrasound Courses; Course Setting; Finding theÂ Right Course; Supplemental Education; Determining Competency; Pitfalls; Key Recommendations; References; Chapter 6: Continuing Education; Learning Objectives; Introduction; Deliberate Practice; Educational Goals; Blended Learning; Web-Based Instruction; Simulation andÂ Hands-On Education; Pitfalls; Key Recommendations; References.

Chapter 7: Undergraduate Ultrasound EducationObjectives; Introduction; Main Ideas; Curriculum Development; Problem Identification andÂ General Needs Assessment; General Needs Assessment; Targeted Needs Assessment; Basic Competencies; Advanced Competencies; Measurable Goals andÂ Objectives; Educational Strategies; Proficiency Assessment; Implementation; Ultrasound Champion; Funding Considerations; Evaluation andÂ Feedback; Discussion; Pitfalls; Key Recommendations; Appendix 7.1 Sample Undergraduate Medical Education (UME) Integrated Vertical Ultrasound Curriculum; Medical School Year 1.

This book addresses the wide range of issues that face the program leader - from how to choose a site and how to negotiate for equipment, to how to determine staffing requirements and how to anticipate and defuse possible turf issues with other programs and services in the hospital or healthcare facility. The early chapters of this book focus on the leadership of your program whether in your department or institution. The second section centers on education at all levels recognizing that smaller machines have made ultrasound available for medical students to advanced practitioners. The third section provides detailed logistics on equipment, maintenance, and safety. The fourth section focuses on a quality improvement program and includes a chapter on the workflow process. For those with limited budgets we also offer a section on practical operating and educational solutions. The fifth section offers insight into hospital level credentialing, quality assurance, national politics, and recent issues with accreditation. This is followed by reimbursement and coding. The last section covers topics in specialized communities. Chapters focus on ultrasound in global health, emergency medical services, pediatrics, critical care, community and office based practices. Multiple US working documents including checklists, graphs, spreadsheets, tables, and policy appendices are included.

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