Safe discharge from hospital to home
Is your family in hospital? Are you worrying about care problems after your family's discharge? Please allow our discharge planning service to assist you in solving your problem.
What is discharge planning?
"Discharge planning" is provided by the hospital professionals working with patients' families. By coordinating community resources, it is hoped that the discharge preparation work can be completed step by step during the hospitalization, and the patients can be smoothly transferred from the hospital to their discharge destination, so as to ensure that they can be discharged safely and receive sustained and complete care.
Service content
- Ward visits and psychological support: Understand the care status and problems, give emotional support, communicate and coordinate with you and your family members, and establish a consensus on an appropriate care plan following discharge.
- Provide care-related knowledge and skills guidance.
- Referrals: Referrals are made to other hospital professionals based on your needs, such as:
- Physician: provides medical care for diagnosis of disease and determines an appropriate discharge date.
- Nurse: provides disease-related knowledge and guidance of various nursing skills.
- Social worker: helps alleviate financial
,and emotional stress, social resource application, and mediation of family problems. - Dietitian: provides guidance
,and design for daily diet. - Physical therapist: provides daily living function training and rehabilitation exercise instruction.
- Pharmacist: provides medication safety guidance.
- Referral or provision of information on follow-up care resources such as home care arrangements, community resources and consultation with care providers, referrals from other medical institutions, etc.
- Assist in the preparation or rental/purchase of ancillary medical equipment and instruments for follow-up care.
- Follow-up phone call: understand the patient's health and care condition after discharge, and provide relevant consultation and guidance.
Places for placement after discharge
Location
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Description
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Home
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The patients are cared for by family members or by employing caregivers or foreign domestic helpers.
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Home care
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Home care nurses visit the patients at their home regularly and change tubes for them and provide care guidance.
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Nursing home
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Nurses are responsible for providing 24-hour care for those who need technical care.
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Care facilities
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Provide 24-hour daily care.
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Day care center
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The patients are sent to the center during the day to participate in activities and receive care, and return home in the evening to share family happiness.
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Chronic or rehabilitation hospitals
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Those who need to be hospitalized after the acute phase of the disease has passed but still have chronic problems or needs for rehabilitation.
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Service time
- Monday to Friday: 8:00 to 17:00
- Weekends break
Contact us
- If you want to know more about discharge planning, you can ask the ward staff to contact us or take the initiative to contact us. We will do our best to serve you with whatever you need.