Significance of Patient management
Patient management involves a comprehensive approach to diagnosing and treating patients based on both Ayurveda and modern medical practices. It includes various processes such as assessment, treatment planning, monitoring, and coordination of care to improve patients' quality of life, particularly for those with complex conditions. Challenges in patient management can arise from issues like patient compliance and the need for interdisciplinary communication. Overall, effective patient management encompasses guiding principles and strategic methods for enhancing care outcomes in diverse healthcare settings.
Synonyms: Patient care, Patient administration, Healthcare management, Patient handling, Patient coordination, Patient supervision, Care coordination, Healthcare administration, Care management, Clinical management, Health management.
In Finnish: Potilaiden hoito; In Dutch: Patiëntenbeheer; In Spanish: Manejo de pacientes
The below excerpts are indicatory and do represent direct quotations or translations. It is your responsibility to fact check each reference.
Hindu concept of 'Patient management'
In Hinduism, patient management encompasses guidelines for caring for individuals with ailments, emphasizing holistic approaches that integrate physical, mental, and spiritual well-being in the treatment process.
From: Sushruta Samhita, volume 1: Sutrasthana
(1) Guidelines on the care and treatment of patients suffering from various ailments.[1]
The concept of Patient management in scientific sources
Patient management encompasses the comprehensive processes of diagnosing, treating, and caring for patients across various conditions. It emphasizes the importance of optimal interventions, continuous monitoring, and coordination to ensure effective health outcomes.
From: South African Family Practice
(1) The handling and care of patients, the need to improve which serves as a motivation for practitioners to attend CPD activities.[2] (2) The text mentions that some knowledge is discipline-specific, while others are more related to transdisciplinary patient management, such as pharmacology and social services.[3] (3) This is how the patient is treated, and the authors felt that management should emphasize advice about adequate analgesia and the limited role of antibiotics.[4] (4) This refers to the overall care and treatment of patients, and absent or unclear instructions to clinics could lead to a lack of accountability in this management.[5] (5) This is the overall process of caring for a patient, and the guidelines emphasized the importance of evaluating if the test would influence acute patient management for the current visit.[6]
From: South African Journal of Physiotherapy
(1) Patient management improves although physical function improves when the CPAx tool to standard physiotherapy is added and the length of stay (LOS) in ICU and in hospital is not significantly influenced.[7] (2) This refers to the care and treatment provided to patients, and the study aimed to determine if telerehabilitation could be used for this purpose.[8] (3) This refers to the process of caring for patients, and the text states that on a post-graduate level this becomes of importance, and so this is the time that physiotherapy is an integral part of treatment.[9] (4) The approach to helping individuals, and the study illustrates that interventions yield positive outcomes with respect to momentary pain and disability scores.[10] (5) Demonstrations of patient management and guidance on patient management played a role in creating a good learning environment, which contributed to learning from the teacher when the teacher acts as role model.[11]
From: The Malaysian Journal of Medical Sciences
(1) It is an area where basic scientists and clinicians must work together to prove this strategy can be applied.[12] (2) Patient management during the disaster involved the coordination of care, with the ED at HUSM managing a surge of patients, including those transferred by helicopter and volunteers.[13] (3) PDC grading is a potential predictive tool to assess invasive and metastatic risks in CRC, which could provide additional, valuable prognostic information for patient management.[14] (4) The course of action and treatment plan for a patient, which is rarely altered based on the pathology findings in the context of tonsillectomy specimens.[15] (5) Patient management is rarely altered by pathology findings, which suggests that the results of histopathological examinations do not often change the course of treatment.[16]
From: African Journal of Primary Health Care and Family Medicine
(1) Clinical practice guidelines respond to wide variations in practice, excessive cost, substandard outcomes and new evidence, which could have a significant impact on patient management, ensuring consistent and effective care.[17] (2) The coordination and delivery of healthcare services to meet the needs of individual patients.[18] (3) Patient management involves the overall process of assessing, diagnosing, and treating patients, and it includes the use of various interventions and therapies to improve outcomes.[19] (4) This is the process of caring for patients, which includes diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up care, and can be enhanced by e-Health tools.[20] (5) This refers to the care and treatment of patients, which students learn to do, and is assessed by preceptors.[21]
From: South African Journal of HIV Medicine
(1) Patient management is important and these guidelines attempt to address the factors that are important in the holistic approach to patient management and could influence the progression of disease.[22] (2) This refers to the process of providing care to patients, which includes diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up, which was audited in the study.[23] (3) Patient management and the outcome of treatment can be impacted by the detection of abnormal renal function before the start of antiretroviral therapy, influencing clinical decisions.[24] (4) The processes and systems used to oversee patient care, including data systems, communication, and follow-up mechanisms, which are essential for effective PrEP delivery.[25] (5) This is the process of caring for patients, which the electronic register aims to improve by providing real-time access to data for better decision-making and treatment, as discussed.[26]
From: Journal of Public Health in Africa
(1) This is the process of caring for a patient, including diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up, which is affected by the accuracy of diagnostic tests for typhoid fever.[27] (2) This involves the strategies and methods used to care for patients, with the understanding of antibiotic resistance being crucial for its improvement.[28] (3) This refers to the comprehensive care and treatment provided to individuals, which is influenced by factors like information, training, and challenges related to TB-HIV co-infection.[29] (4) The process of caring for individuals with tuberculosis, where two-month sputum smear conversion is a key measure of treatment progress and progress.[30] (5) Radiologic departments are an integral part of the diagnostic process during patient management, where imaging usually occurs before diagnosis, which poses an increased risk of HAIs among radiographers, especially with highly contagious diseases, such as COVID-19.[31]
From: International Journal of Pharmacology
(1) Artificial intelligence, particularly voice technology, has the potential to improve how patients are managed during pandemics.[32]
From: Asian Journal of Pharmaceutics
(1) An individualized approach that is essential when incorporating NRT into ICU care, considering specific factors.[33]
From: International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (MDPI)
(1) Patient management is an area where GPs doubt the usefulness of tests, reporting that these tests are not always validated by ad hoc studies.[34] (2) Due to the complexity of Covid-19 patient management, it is of paramount importance to develop a well-defined clinical workflow in order to avoid the inconsistent management of patients.[35] (3) The text indicates that point-of-care ultrasound can impact patient management in rural New Zealand, suggesting that it plays a role in how patients are cared for and treated.[36] (4) Practical approaches to patient management with ECPR and ECLS rewarming have been described, indicating that there are established methods for handling these cases.[37] (5) Patient management is a key area of self-efficacy in palliative care, encompassing both physical and psychosocial-spiritual aspects.[38]
From: South African Journal of Psychiatry
(1) This is the process of providing care to patients, including assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, and ongoing monitoring to improve health outcomes and well-being.[39] (2) During the in loco inspection the Committee found evidence of poor patient management by the doctors, with some patients prematurely transferred to the pre-discharge ward while they were still psychotic.[40] (3) This refers to the overall care and treatment provided to a patient, and which may be affected by CT scan findings.[41] (4) This refers to the clinical strategies and interventions used to care for individuals with eating disorders and related conditions, as discussed in the context of the study.[42] (5) This phrase refers to the overall process of caring for patients, including assessment, treatment, and follow-up.[43]