Outpatient care: Nurses support patients who may not need an inpatient stay but need outpatient care and treatment. Neurology intensive care unit nurses provide inpatients with support and monitoring to identify and manage medical and traumatic neurological symptoms. Anthony Hospital Stroke Certification process, ensuring top-level care for stroke patients. There is a nurse stroke coordinator who leads the St. Neurology care: Nurses collaborate with the interprofessional team to provide care to patients through the diagnosis, treatment, and surgical intervention processes. Acute care nurses have protocols to reduce hospital-acquired infections to influence hospital length of stay and increase patient comfort. Medical and surgical care: Nurses care with compassion for patients needing general medical and/or surgical services. Critical care nurses have worked to reduce patient infections and improve patient mobility and comfort, supporting both the patient and their family members. These ill patients require highly-skilled nursing interventions. Intensive care: Nurses care for patients who need ventilation support, CRRT, and specialized nursing care around the clock. Nurses collaborate with physical, occupational, and speech therapists to meet patient care needs throughout inpatient rehabilitation. Inpatient rehabilitation care: Nurses provide specialty rehabilitation care to patients needing increased strength, endurance, and nursing care during their transition from acute care treatment to home or a skilled nursing facility. Nurses support the achievement of, and care provided through, the Level I Trauma Certification and are recognized by the emergency nurses Association as Lantern Award recipients. Nurses triage patients to decrease wait times and provide prompt emergency care.
Nurse case managers collaborate with social workers and nurses for a discharge plan which supports the requests of patients and their family members.Įmergency and trauma care: Our emergency and trauma services nurses drove the implementation of protocols providing optimum outcomes for sepsis, geriatric, stroke, and heart attack patients. Cardiac intensive care unit nurses and telemetry nurses provide inpatients with support and monitoring to identify and manage cardiac symptoms and arrhythmias.Ĭase management care: Nurse case managers begin the process of discharge planning coordination shortly after patients are admitted. Cardiac catheterization lab and electrophysiology nurses support patients through skilled vascular procedures to improve circulation and collaborate with the Emergency Department to provide prompt interventions to reduce the negative effects of heart attacks. Nurses facilitate multiple community support groups to help patients manage their cancer experience.Ĭardiology care: Nurse practitioners and cardiac rehabilitation nurses organize cardiac testing for early identification of heart disease and cardiac rehabilitation following a heart disease diagnosis. Palliative Care nurses support end-of-life decision-making and pain management throughout the cancer journey. Radiation Oncology nurses provide targeted treatments and assist patients in reducing side effects from those treatments. Nurse navigators support the patient and connect them to hospital and community resources.
Oncology nurses are nationally certified, providing a high level of expertise in providing chemotherapy medications. Anthony Hospital nurses are part of the Centura Health Cancer Network, providing evidence-based diagnosis and treatment unique to each patient. Nurses prioritize early mobility and pain control to help patients get home as soon as possible.Ĭancer care: St. Nurses teach classes on what to expect while in the hospital, then support the patient and family through the hospital experience. Anthony Hospital and the surrounding community through the following services:īone and joint care: Nurses provide pre-and post-operative care to patients needing new joints or other surgical interventions.
IVINCI HEALTH MISSION STATEMENT PROFESSIONAL
Professional Nursing contributes to care of patients at St.
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