PART 3 - BARRIERS TO CARE IN AGED CARE - DOCTORS AND NURSES COMMUNICATIONS BY DR TONY BAKARE

Poor communications in aged care may delay patients` care
Good communications between doctors and nurses may improve patients` care
Taking basic vital signs before the doctor arrives or before calling the doctor may improve communications
Communicate to each other any potential barriers and addressed the solutions together,

Author and Presenter: Dr Tony Bakare MD, MFM (Monash), B.MIN, FRACGP, FACRRM, PhD candidate by Publications.

Setting: Bupa Banora Aged Care, Gold Coast, Australia

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• family medicine
• aged care
• communications
• interractions
• doctors
• nurses
• improvement in care
• nursing homes
• residential facilities
• home care
• palliative care
• general practice
• general medicine
• complicated care
• pharmacy
• drugs
• medication managements
• home visits
• travel to care
• patient centred care
• conferencing
• specialists
• psychologist
• referrals
• Dr Tony Bakare
• family physicians
• health
• hospital
• surgery
• treatment