What Are the Different Types of Tertiary Care Services?

Hierarchical nursing is based on the evaluation of the patient's illness, severity, urgency, urgency, and patient self-care ability, giving different levels of care. At the same time, it can be divided into special care, primary care, secondary care, and tertiary care

Graded care

Hierarchical nursing is based on the evaluation of the patient's illness, severity, urgency, urgency, and patient self-care ability, giving different levels of care. Can be divided into the following four levels:

Suitable

It is used for patients who are dying of life, whose condition is changing, and who need emergency rescue at any time, as well as large-scale burns and patients after major surgery. They are guarded by 24 hours.

Nursing requirements

1. Work out what works

Suitable

It is used for patients who are seriously ill or unstable after major surgery. Their lives can not be taken care of themselves at all, and their care is complicated.

Nursing requirements

1. Formulate a nursing plan according to the illness, and each class will nurse according to the nursing plan.

Suitable

1. Acute symptoms disappeared in severe illness, and the condition is stable after major surgery, but people cannot take care of themselves;

2. Aged or frail patients;

Suitable

1. Patients with chronic diseases, mild diseases, pre-operative examination preparation stage, normal pregnant women, etc.

2. Patients with various diseases or postoperative recovery period;

Graded care

3. Those who can get out of bed and take care of themselves.

Nursing requirements

1. Visit 2 times a day (the new standard is once every 3 hours), grasp the patient's condition and mentality, pay attention to the patient's diet and rest. Measure body temperature and pulse twice a day.

2. Supervise compliance with laws and regulations, and do a good job in health education.

3. Participate in minor activities within your ability.