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-patient's safety first-
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-patient'
Tue May 21, 2013 1:06 am (PDT) . Posted by:
"Ghozansehat" ghozansehat
sudah diamnakan-sol-
Tue May 21, 2013 1:16 am (PDT) . Posted by:
"Ghozansehat" ghozansehat
fyi
apakah sp's merasakan hal yg sama ?
Adverse Events after Hospital Discharge
*Background *
Being discharged from the hospital can be dangerous. A classic study
<http://psnet.ahrq.gov/resource.aspx?resourceID=1080 > found that nearly
20% of patients experience adverse events within 3 weeks of discharge,
nearly three-quarters of which could have been prevented or ameliorated.
Adverse drug events are the most common postdischarge complication, with
hospital-acquired infections
<http://psnet.ahrq.gov/primer.aspx?primerID=7 > and procedural
complications also causing considerable morbidity. More subtle discharge
hazards arise from the fact that nearly 40% of patients are discharged
with test results pending
<http://psnet.ahrq.gov/resource.aspx?resourceID=2400 >, and a comparable
proportion are discharged with a plan to complete the diagnostic workup
<http://psnet.ahrq.gov/resource.aspx?resourceID=5519 > as an outpatient,
placing patients at risk unless timely and complete follow-up is
ensured. As nearly 20% of Medicare patients are rehospitalized
<http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19339721 > within 30 days of
discharge, minimizing post-discharge adverse events has become a
priority for the US health care system.
Among 400 consecutive patients at an academic hospital, 76 (19%) had
adverse events soon after discharge, most either preventable or
ameliorable. Most had several days of symptoms, but others had
nonpermanent or permanent disability or minor abormalities or symptoms.
Systematic problems in care transitions are at the root of most adverse
events that arise after discharge. Discontinuity between inpatient and
outpatient providers is common, and studies
<http://psnet.ahrq.gov/resource.aspx?resourceID=4975 > have shown that
traditional communication systems (such as the dictated discharge
summary) generally fail to reach outpatient providers in a timely
fashion and often lack essential information. Patients frequently
receive new medications or have medications changed during
hospitalizations. Lack of medication reconciliation
<http://psnet.ahrq.gov/primer.aspx?primerID=1 > results in the potential
for inadvertent medication discrepancies
<http://psnet.ahrq.gov/resource.aspx?resourceID=2657 > and adverse drug
events—particularly for patients with low health literacy
<http://psnet.ahrq.gov/popup_glossary.aspx?name=healthliteracy >, or
those prescribed high-risk medications or complex medication regimens.
More than half of patients have ≥ 1 unintended medication discrepancy at
hospital admission. 61% of these discrepancies had no harm potential;
33% had moderate harm potential; and 6% had severe harm potential.
*Source:* Cornish PL, Knowles SR, Marchesano R, et al. Unintended
medication discrepancies at the time of hospital admission. Arch Intern
Med. 2005;165:424-429. [go to PubMed
<http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15738372?dopt=Abstract >]
Even if communication between providers /is/ timely and accurate, and
appropriate steps are taken to ensure medication safety, patients and
their families still assume a large burden
<http://webmm.ahrq.gov/perspective.aspx?perspectiveID=51 > of care after
discharge. Accurately assessing patients' abilities to care for
themselves after discharge can be difficult and requires a coordinated
multidisciplinary effort. Failure to enlist appropriate resources to
help with the transition from hospital to home (or another health care
setting) may leave patients vulnerable. Finally, the fragmented nature
of the health care system may limit individual hospitals' incentive to
improve their discharge process, despite the benefits to patients that
may result.
*Preventing Adverse Events after Discharge *
Ensuring safe care transitions requires a systematic approach. Three key
areas must be addressed prior to discharge:
* Medication reconciliation
<http://psnet.ahrq.gov/primer.aspx?primerID=1 >: The patient's
medications must be cross-checked to ensure that no chronic
medications were stopped and to ensure the safety of new prescriptions.
* Structured discharge communication
<http://psnet.ahrq.gov/resource.aspx?resourceID=6095 >: Information
on medication changes, pending tests and studies, and follow-up
needs must be accurately and promptly communicated to outpatient
physicians.
* **Patient education: Patients (and their families) must understand
their diagnosis, their follow-up needs, and whom to contact with
questions or problems after discharge.
No consensus exists on how to ensure patient safety after hospital
discharge, but some evidence indicates that comprehensive, multi-modal
interventions may be more effective at preventing rehospitalization than
targeting individual components of the discharge process. Two notable
interventions used specially trained staff to meet with patients before
(and sometimes after) discharge to reconcile medications, instruct
patients and caregivers in self-care methods, prepare patient-centered
<http://psnet.ahrq.gov/resource.aspx?resourceID=1573 > discharge
instructions, and facilitate communication with outpatient physicians.
These studies, the Care Transitions trial
<http://psnet.ahrq.gov/resource.aspx?resourceID=4408 > and the Project
RED study <http://psnet.ahrq.gov/resource.aspx?resourceID=9506 >, both
successfully reduced readmissions and emergency department visits after
discharge. By contrast, medication reconciliation alone does not appear
to reduce rehospitalization risk (but likely prevents medication
errors), and other strategies such as structured postdischarge phone
calls <http://psnet.ahrq.gov/resource.aspx?resourceID=5665 > to patients
and ensuring early follow-up appointments
<http://psnet.ahrq.gov/resource.aspx?resourceID=18561 > also lack
supporting evidence. There is considerable interest in harnessing the
power of checklists
<http://psnet.ahrq.gov/resource.aspx?resourceID=4714 > to standardize the
discharge process, and electronic health records
<http://webmm.ahrq.gov/case.aspx?caseID=185 > offer great potential for
improving information transfer between inpatient and outpatient
physicians and developing standardized discharge instructions for patients.
Evaluating the magnitude of care transition problems and the effect of
interventions is hampered by the lack of a standard outcome measurement.
Hospital readmission rates are often used, but most adverse events after
discharge cause patient harm without requiring readmission. A three-item
patient survey measure
<http://psnet.ahrq.gov/resource.aspx?resourceID=2659 > has been developed
to measure patient satisfaction with the transition process; hospitals
are being encouraged to add these items to standard patient satisfaction
questionnaires.
*Current Context*
The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services began publicly reporting
hospital readmission rates for certain conditions in 2009. The Patient
Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010
<http://www.dol.gov/ebsa/healthreform/ > contains multiple payment
reforms intended to encourage hospitals to address and prevent adverse
events after discharge. Beginning in 2012, hospitals with above-average
readmission rates are subject to financial penalties from CMS. Hospitals
will also receive "bundled" payments for target illnesses that will
cover all costs associated with patient care for a 30-day period,
providing a financial incentive to ensure continuity of care.
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Patient Safety Update: Get the Basics on Preventing Adverse
Events after Hospital Discharge from AHRQ's PSNet
Date: Mon, 20 May 2013 16:01:06 -0500
From: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ)
<updates@subscriptions.ahrq.gov >
Reply-To: updates@subscriptions.ahrq.gov
To: ghozansehat@yahoo.com.sg
Patient Safety Update: Get the Basics on Preventing Adverse Events after
Hospital Discharge from AHRQ's PSNet
*Get the Basics on Preventing Adverse Events after Hospital Discharge
from AHRQ's PSNet *
Adverse drug events are the most frequent complication that patients
experience after they are discharged from the hospital, according to a
patient safety primer available on AHRQ's Patient Safety Network
(PSNet). The primer provides background and relevant, research-based
information to help hospital staff reduce the incidence of adverse
events that cause readmissions. It suggests that hospital staff follow a
systematic approach, including implementing an effective medication
reconciliation program; communicating information about the patient's
medication changes, pending tests, and follow-up needs with outpatient
physicians; and educating patients and families about their diagnosis
and follow-up needs.
To access the full patient safety primer, titled Adverse Events after
Hospital Discharge go to:
http://psnet.ahrq.gov/primer.aspx?primerID=11
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apakah sp's merasakan hal yg sama ?
Adverse Events after Hospital Discharge
*Background *
Being discharged from the hospital can be dangerous. A classic study
<http://psnet.
20% of patients experience adverse events within 3 weeks of discharge,
nearly three-quarters of which could have been prevented or ameliorated.
Adverse drug events are the most common postdischarge complication, with
hospital-acquired infections
<http://psnet.
complications also causing considerable morbidity. More subtle discharge
hazards arise from the fact that nearly 40% of patients are discharged
with test results pending
<http://psnet.
proportion are discharged with a plan to complete the diagnostic workup
<http://psnet.
placing patients at risk unless timely and complete follow-up is
ensured. As nearly 20% of Medicare patients are rehospitalized
<http://www.ncbi.
discharge, minimizing post-discharge adverse events has become a
priority for the US health care system.
Among 400 consecutive patients at an academic hospital, 76 (19%) had
adverse events soon after discharge, most either preventable or
ameliorable. Most had several days of symptoms, but others had
nonpermanent or permanent disability or minor abormalities or symptoms.
Systematic problems in care transitions are at the root of most adverse
events that arise after discharge. Discontinuity between inpatient and
outpatient providers is common, and studies
<http://psnet.
traditional communication systems (such as the dictated discharge
summary) generally fail to reach outpatient providers in a timely
fashion and often lack essential information. Patients frequently
receive new medications or have medications changed during
hospitalizations. Lack of medication reconciliation
<http://psnet.
for inadvertent medication discrepancies
<http://psnet.
events—particularly for patients with low health literacy
<http://psnet.
those prescribed high-risk medications or complex medication regimens.
More than half of patients have ≥ 1 unintended medication discrepancy at
hospital admission. 61% of these discrepancies had no harm potential;
33% had moderate harm potential; and 6% had severe harm potential.
*Source:* Cornish PL, Knowles SR, Marchesano R, et al. Unintended
medication discrepancies at the time of hospital admission. Arch Intern
Med. 2005;165:424-
<http://www.ncbi.
Even if communication between providers /is/ timely and accurate, and
appropriate steps are taken to ensure medication safety, patients and
their families still assume a large burden
<http://webmm.
discharge. Accurately assessing patients' abilities to care for
themselves after discharge can be difficult and requires a coordinated
multidisciplinary effort. Failure to enlist appropriate resources to
help with the transition from hospital to home (or another health care
setting) may leave patients vulnerable. Finally, the fragmented nature
of the health care system may limit individual hospitals' incentive to
improve their discharge process, despite the benefits to patients that
may result.
*Preventing Adverse Events after Discharge *
Ensuring safe care transitions requires a systematic approach. Three key
areas must be addressed prior to discharge:
* Medication reconciliation
<http://psnet.
medications must be cross-checked to ensure that no chronic
medications were stopped and to ensure the safety of new prescriptions.
* Structured discharge communication
<http://psnet.
on medication changes, pending tests and studies, and follow-up
needs must be accurately and promptly communicated to outpatient
physicians.
* **Patient education: Patients (and their families) must understand
their diagnosis, their follow-up needs, and whom to contact with
questions or problems after discharge.
No consensus exists on how to ensure patient safety after hospital
discharge, but some evidence indicates that comprehensive, multi-modal
interventions may be more effective at preventing rehospitalization than
targeting individual components of the discharge process. Two notable
interventions used specially trained staff to meet with patients before
(and sometimes after) discharge to reconcile medications, instruct
patients and caregivers in self-care methods, prepare patient-centered
<http://psnet.
instructions, and facilitate communication with outpatient physicians.
These studies, the Care Transitions trial
<http://psnet.
RED study <http://psnet.
successfully reduced readmissions and emergency department visits after
discharge. By contrast, medication reconciliation alone does not appear
to reduce rehospitalization risk (but likely prevents medication
errors), and other strategies such as structured postdischarge phone
calls <http://psnet.
and ensuring early follow-up appointments
<http://psnet.
supporting evidence. There is considerable interest in harnessing the
power of checklists
<http://psnet.
discharge process, and electronic health records
<http://webmm.
improving information transfer between inpatient and outpatient
physicians and developing standardized discharge instructions for patients.
Evaluating the magnitude of care transition problems and the effect of
interventions is hampered by the lack of a standard outcome measurement.
Hospital readmission rates are often used, but most adverse events after
discharge cause patient harm without requiring readmission. A three-item
patient survey measure
<http://psnet.
to measure patient satisfaction with the transition process; hospitals
are being encouraged to add these items to standard patient satisfaction
questionnaires.
*Current Context*
The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services began publicly reporting
hospital readmission rates for certain conditions in 2009. The Patient
Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010
<http://www.dol.
reforms intended to encourage hospitals to address and prevent adverse
events after discharge. Beginning in 2012, hospitals with above-average
readmission rates are subject to financial penalties from CMS. Hospitals
will also receive "bundled" payments for target illnesses that will
cover all costs associated with patient care for a 30-day period,
providing a financial incentive to ensure continuity of care.
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Patient Safety Update: Get the Basics on Preventing Adverse
Events after Hospital Discharge from AHRQ's PSNet
Date: Mon, 20 May 2013 16:01:06 -0500
From: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ)
<updates@subscriptio
Reply-To: updates@subscriptio
To: ghozansehat@
Patient Safety Update: Get the Basics on Preventing Adverse Events after
Hospital Discharge from AHRQ's PSNet
*Get the Basics on Preventing Adverse Events after Hospital Discharge
from AHRQ's PSNet *
Adverse drug events are the most frequent complication that patients
experience after they are discharged from the hospital, according to a
patient safety primer available on AHRQ's Patient Safety Network
(PSNet). The primer provides background and relevant, research-based
information to help hospital staff reduce the incidence of adverse
events that cause readmissions. It suggests that hospital staff follow a
systematic approach, including implementing an effective medication
reconciliation program; communicating information about the patient's
medication changes, pending tests, and follow-up needs with outpatient
physicians; and educating patients and families about their diagnosis
and follow-up needs.
To access the full patient safety primer, titled Adverse Events after
Hospital Discharge go to:
http://psnet.
You are subscribed to Patient Safety for Agency for Healthcare
Research and Quality (AHRQ). This information has recently been updated,
and is now available.
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Tue May 21, 2013 1:21 am (PDT) . Posted by:
"yazid keisha"
Dear doc n Sp,
Ya karna bukan dokter,hy baca2 di web ttg mayo,jadi setuju ama doc yg
periksa karna panas udah 70jam,cirinya dari web sama,cuma pilihan AB ga
setuju karna ga rekomen ama yg di web,....,,,
NS-1:-
Maunya sih dpt diagnosa dokternya scr medis,tp dok hy jawab radang + ada
inf bakteri jd butuh AB
Sory kl byk yg ga setuju.......
Nah,gmn kl yg baca ini share kemungkinan lain supaya tau penyebab demam
bila bukan kuman bakteri
Kan sy jg belajar .... Ciri2 mirip jd ambil kearah itu,
Thanx
Pada Selasa, 21 Mei 2013, deamahdariasusanti menulis:
> **
>
>
>
>
> yazid keisha <yakeis.0709@gmail.com > wrote:
>
> >Thanx sharing link-nya
> >Iya,link ini sudah pernah saya baca,gambarnya=yg dialami amandel anak
> >saya.red and white patches (yg anak saya red,white,yello patches)yg yellow
> >kaya bisul di atas kulit.jelas terlihat stelah 3 hari,sy juga nunjukin
> >kedokter dan tanya apa itu yg dimaksud ada infeksi bakteri,dokter
> >mengiyakan,tp AB nya dipilih yg cefa,ga yg spt direkomen direferensi
> >Headache ada
> >Nelan sakit ada
> >Perut sakit ada
> >Makanya yakin radang amandel udah kena bakteri.Tapi masih illfeel ama
> >pemilihan AB oleh dok
> >Nah kali aja disini ada yg punya info rapid strepthroat test?jadi kan enak
> >ya,ga usah tunggu 3-6 hari,anak tdk tll menderita
> >Kalo ada yg py info rapid streptroat tes share ya,tapi jgn yg di amrik
> >rumkitnya spt sbelumnya,......
> >
> >
> >
> >Pada Selasa, 21 Mei 2013, yazid keisha menulis:
> >
> >> Dear mom,
> >> Diagnosa dsa:radangnya itu udah ada kumannya karna ada bisul2 kuning
> >> diamandel dan sekitarnya.Iya,sy bingung apa AB yg diberikan udah tepat
> >> golnya????apa udah rational????
> >> Ga ada bahasa medisnya disebut dsa nya
> >>
> >>
> >> Pada Selasa, 21 Mei 2013, yazid keisha menulis:
> >>
> >>> Dear mom,
> >>> Saya ga tau skoring,cuma baca di mayo dan webMD,tentang sore throat dan
> >>> penyebabnya,saya cocokan ke anak saya,terus ambil kesimpulan butuh AB
> karna
> >>> symtomnya sama dgn yg strepthroat,mis.panas mendadak tinggi,ada bisul
> >>> kuning,muntah,pusing,tdk ada batukpilek.di mayo jg bilang kadang
> infeksi
> >>> bakteri tdk panas.saat ini anak juga tdk ada keluhan pipis.idealnya tes
> >>> usap + kultur,tp kan lama hasilnya ya.?????
> >>> Cuma bingung,minta ab yg direkomen di mayo or webMD dok ga setuju
> >>>
> >>> Salam sehat
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>
> >>> Pada Selasa, 21 Mei 2013, yazid keisha menulis:
> >>>
> >>>> Iya mom,memang hrs tes dulu idealnya,tp kalo udah terlihat bisul2 yg
> >>>> kuning spt nanah gimana ya?saya sih yakin itu,apalgi didukung ga batuk
> >>>> pilek sampe sekarang.tp yg buat miris itu saya ga tau AB yg diberikan
> >>>> rational ga dlm arti gol AB yg diberikan yg cefa dgn alasan dok cefa
> >>>> itu sektrum lbh luas + aman dilambung.
> >>>> sy bener2 butuh info AB yg rational bila perlu
> >>>>
> >>>> Salam sehat
> >>>>
> >>>> Mama keis-yaz
> >>>>
> >>>>
> >>>> Pada Selasa, 21 Mei 2013, menulis:
> >>>>
> >>>>> Mba, maaf bgt yah, gimana bs yakin yah ada bakteri kalo belum swab
> >>>>> test?apa krn hanya demam tinggi dan tenggorokan merah aja?
> >>>>> Ini soalnya jdnya mbulet gak kemana-mana, kasian kan anaknya :(.
> >>>>> Maaf kalo gak berkenan ya :)
> >>>>>
> >>>>>
> >>>>> Regards
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Ya karna bukan dokter,hy baca2 di web ttg mayo,jadi setuju ama doc yg
periksa karna panas udah 70jam,cirinya dari web sama,cuma pilihan AB ga
setuju karna ga rekomen ama yg di web,....,,,
NS-1:-
Maunya sih dpt diagnosa dokternya scr medis,tp dok hy jawab radang + ada
inf bakteri jd butuh AB
Sory kl byk yg ga setuju......
Nah,gmn kl yg baca ini share kemungkinan lain supaya tau penyebab demam
bila bukan kuman bakteri
Kan sy jg belajar .... Ciri2 mirip jd ambil kearah itu,
Thanx
Pada Selasa, 21 Mei 2013, deamahdariasusanti menulis:
> **
>
>
>
>
> yazid keisha <yakeis.0709@
>
> >Thanx sharing link-nya
> >Iya,link ini sudah pernah saya baca,gambarnya=
> >saya.red and white patches (yg anak saya red,white,yello patches)yg yellow
> >kaya bisul di atas kulit.jelas terlihat stelah 3 hari,sy juga nunjukin
> >kedokter dan tanya apa itu yg dimaksud ada infeksi bakteri,dokter
> >mengiyakan,
> >Headache ada
> >Nelan sakit ada
> >Perut sakit ada
> >Makanya yakin radang amandel udah kena bakteri.Tapi masih illfeel ama
> >pemilihan AB oleh dok
> >Nah kali aja disini ada yg punya info rapid strepthroat test?jadi kan enak
> >ya,ga usah tunggu 3-6 hari,anak tdk tll menderita
> >Kalo ada yg py info rapid streptroat tes share ya,tapi jgn yg di amrik
> >rumkitnya spt sbelumnya,..
> >
> >
> >
> >Pada Selasa, 21 Mei 2013, yazid keisha menulis:
> >
> >> Dear mom,
> >> Diagnosa dsa:radangnya itu udah ada kumannya karna ada bisul2 kuning
> >> diamandel dan sekitarnya.Iya,
> >> golnya????apa udah rational????
> >> Ga ada bahasa medisnya disebut dsa nya
> >>
> >>
> >> Pada Selasa, 21 Mei 2013, yazid keisha menulis:
> >>
> >>> Dear mom,
> >>> Saya ga tau skoring,cuma baca di mayo dan webMD,tentang sore throat dan
> >>> penyebabnya,
> karna
> >>> symtomnya sama dgn yg strepthroat,
> >>> kuning,muntah,
> infeksi
> >>> bakteri tdk panas.saat ini anak juga tdk ada keluhan pipis.idealnya tes
> >>> usap + kultur,tp kan lama hasilnya ya.?????
> >>> Cuma bingung,minta ab yg direkomen di mayo or webMD dok ga setuju
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Tue May 21, 2013 1:21 am (PDT) . Posted by:
"alifah davida" alifah_davida
Halo Mama Yazid,
Sorry saya gagal paham.
Dari emailnya saya melihat tidak ada kegawatdaruratan --> jadi Rawat
Inap-nya, tinggal di rumah sakit-nya --> Over Treatment, ini merangkum dari
semua penjelasan para SP lainnya.
Ribut soal AB, lha diagnosa-nya saja belum tegak, skoring gimana? Kenapa
ribut di treatment sementara diagnosa belum jelas?
Treatment ada setelah ada diagnosa, lha kalau diagnosa aja gak jelas, lalu
ditreatment, kan sama aja naek kereta tanpa tujuan. Dapat risks doang,
benefitnya gak jelas. Eh tapi kalau memang happy ya gak papa siy :)
Demam takut? nah pasti belum baca file dari moderator yah? sampe mesti
dijaga biar gak demam tinggi segala :).
Maaf, jadi sebenarnya rawat inapnya ini buat siapa? bikin tenang ibu
bapaknya?
regards,
-Alifah-
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Sorry saya gagal paham.
Dari emailnya saya melihat tidak ada kegawatdaruratan --> jadi Rawat
Inap-nya, tinggal di rumah sakit-nya --> Over Treatment, ini merangkum dari
semua penjelasan para SP lainnya.
Ribut soal AB, lha diagnosa-nya saja belum tegak, skoring gimana? Kenapa
ribut di treatment sementara diagnosa belum jelas?
Treatment ada setelah ada diagnosa, lha kalau diagnosa aja gak jelas, lalu
ditreatment, kan sama aja naek kereta tanpa tujuan. Dapat risks doang,
benefitnya gak jelas. Eh tapi kalau memang happy ya gak papa siy :)
Demam takut? nah pasti belum baca file dari moderator yah? sampe mesti
dijaga biar gak demam tinggi segala :).
Maaf, jadi sebenarnya rawat inapnya ini buat siapa? bikin tenang ibu
bapaknya?
regards,
-Alifah-
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Tue May 21, 2013 1:30 am (PDT) . Posted by:
"yazid keisha"
Oohhhh, jd overtreatment ya.
Soalnya udah 70jam berusaha tenang,kasih tempra karna anak muntah saat
demam >39,demamnya kan makin tinggi,ada ciri2 sama spt strepthroat.......
Kl kondisi gawatdarurat belum pernah liat,tp pernah baca dan diberi info
Jadi kepikirannya udah butuh periksa
Pada Selasa, 21 Mei 2013, alifah davida menulis:
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> Halo Mama Yazid,
> Sorry saya gagal paham.
> Dari emailnya saya melihat tidak ada kegawatdaruratan --> jadi Rawat
> Inap-nya, tinggal di rumah sakit-nya --> Over Treatment, ini merangkum dari
> semua penjelasan para SP lainnya.
> Ribut soal AB, lha diagnosa-nya saja belum tegak, skoring gimana? Kenapa
> ribut di treatment sementara diagnosa belum jelas?
>
> Treatment ada setelah ada diagnosa, lha kalau diagnosa aja gak jelas, lalu
> ditreatment, kan sama aja naek kereta tanpa tujuan. Dapat risks doang,
> benefitnya gak jelas. Eh tapi kalau memang happy ya gak papa siy :)
>
> Demam takut? nah pasti belum baca file dari moderator yah? sampe mesti
> dijaga biar gak demam tinggi segala :).
>
> Maaf, jadi sebenarnya rawat inapnya ini buat siapa? bikin tenang ibu
> bapaknya?
>
> regards,
>
> -Alifah-
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Soalnya udah 70jam berusaha tenang,kasih tempra karna anak muntah saat
demam >39,demamnya kan makin tinggi,ada ciri2 sama spt strepthroat.
Kl kondisi gawatdarurat belum pernah liat,tp pernah baca dan diberi info
Jadi kepikirannya udah butuh periksa
Pada Selasa, 21 Mei 2013, alifah davida menulis:
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> Halo Mama Yazid,
> Sorry saya gagal paham.
> Dari emailnya saya melihat tidak ada kegawatdaruratan --> jadi Rawat
> Inap-nya, tinggal di rumah sakit-nya --> Over Treatment, ini merangkum dari
> semua penjelasan para SP lainnya.
> Ribut soal AB, lha diagnosa-nya saja belum tegak, skoring gimana? Kenapa
> ribut di treatment sementara diagnosa belum jelas?
>
> Treatment ada setelah ada diagnosa, lha kalau diagnosa aja gak jelas, lalu
> ditreatment, kan sama aja naek kereta tanpa tujuan. Dapat risks doang,
> benefitnya gak jelas. Eh tapi kalau memang happy ya gak papa siy :)
>
> Demam takut? nah pasti belum baca file dari moderator yah? sampe mesti
> dijaga biar gak demam tinggi segala :).
>
> Maaf, jadi sebenarnya rawat inapnya ini buat siapa? bikin tenang ibu
> bapaknya?
>
> regards,
>
> -Alifah-
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Sore,
kultur emang 5 hari keluarnya, tp sediaan langsung yaitu gram dg swab tenggorok kan hasilnya sekejap.
Apakah ini dilakukan? Pewarnaan gram dari swab tenggorok kan cepat, dan mudah. Apakah ketemu bakteri bulat2 yg menyusun diri seperti rantai pada pemeriksaan mikroskop?
Soalnya bu yazid ini mikrobiolog ya? Jd saya bahasanya bisa lbh spesifik.
Jangan sampai beranggapan bahwa kultur itu sulit, susah, lama, dan tidak tersedia. Justru kultur klo di kota besar, bertebaran dimana2. Meski lab itu tdk punya fasilitas kultur, mrk bs kirim bahan ke lab yg punya fasilitasnya.
Kalau pun hasil kulturnya bakteri streptokokus, cefotaxim tidak dilakukan uji resistensi, krn bukan senjata utk kokus gram positif. Cmiiw ya dr.arum.
Ayo tangkep kumannya supaya pemberian antibiotik menjadi lebih rasional
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kultur emang 5 hari keluarnya, tp sediaan langsung yaitu gram dg swab tenggorok kan hasilnya sekejap.
Apakah ini dilakukan? Pewarnaan gram dari swab tenggorok kan cepat, dan mudah. Apakah ketemu bakteri bulat2 yg menyusun diri seperti rantai pada pemeriksaan mikroskop?
Soalnya bu yazid ini mikrobiolog ya? Jd saya bahasanya bisa lbh spesifik.
Jangan sampai beranggapan bahwa kultur itu sulit, susah, lama, dan tidak tersedia. Justru kultur klo di kota besar, bertebaran dimana2. Meski lab itu tdk punya fasilitas kultur, mrk bs kirim bahan ke lab yg punya fasilitasnya.
Kalau pun hasil kulturnya bakteri streptokokus, cefotaxim tidak dilakukan uji resistensi, krn bukan senjata utk kokus gram positif. Cmiiw ya dr.arum.
Ayo tangkep kumannya supaya pemberian antibiotik menjadi lebih rasional
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Tue May 21, 2013 1:42 am (PDT) . Posted by:
"pritha kurniasih" aphrodite_flyhigh
mom yazid,,
cm bisa menyarankan,,coba rilex dlu,,hehe,,been there done that,,
maaf,,sy jg kadang jd bingung pas bw anak k dokter,,dikejar
diagnosanya,,susahnyaa..
persis deh,,muntah dkasi anti muntah,,ada lendir,,dkasi pengencer dahak,,
pdhl dtg k dokter dgn tujuan mw cr diagnosa,,seringnya gak dapet,,hehe..
mengecewakan dah sesi k dsa seringnya..
akhirnya tebus obat gak diminumin,,plg2 balik k parcet aja klo demam,,
smp bingung sy sm suami,,akhirnya buka web,,browsing2,,trus tebak2 kira2
sakitnya apa dsb..
tdk bs dibilang sebagai konsumen kesehatan yg baik,,sy iyakan deh,,
maaf,,sy jg kadang bingung,,sebenernya dokternya ngerti beneran apa jg cm
mentreat kira2 aja y biar aman,,
pernah sy tanya k apoteker temen sy,,koq obatnya a,b.c,d
dmana ada antibiotik spektrum luas,,jg ada antivirus,,
jd "tembakan";nya luas sekali kt temen,,
Terimakasih
Regard,,
Pritha
*maaf malah ikut curhat*
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cm bisa menyarankan,
maaf,,sy jg kadang jd bingung pas bw anak k dokter,,dikejar
diagnosanya,
persis deh,,muntah dkasi anti muntah,,ada lendir,,dkasi pengencer dahak,,
pdhl dtg k dokter dgn tujuan mw cr diagnosa,,seringnya gak dapet,,hehe.
mengecewakan dah sesi k dsa seringnya..
akhirnya tebus obat gak diminumin,,plg2 balik k parcet aja klo demam,,
smp bingung sy sm suami,,akhirnya buka web,,browsing2,
sakitnya apa dsb..
tdk bs dibilang sebagai konsumen kesehatan yg baik,,sy iyakan deh,,
maaf,,sy jg kadang bingung,,sebenernya dokternya ngerti beneran apa jg cm
mentreat kira2 aja y biar aman,,
pernah sy tanya k apoteker temen sy,,koq obatnya a,b.c,d
dmana ada antibiotik spektrum luas,,jg ada antivirus,,
jd "tembakan"
Terimakasih
Regard,,
Pritha
*maaf malah ikut curhat*
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Tue May 21, 2013 1:52 am (PDT) . Posted by:
"niken qinen" qinen_q9
Hai Mba....
Sekedar share..
Jika dokter/nakes tdk/blm memberikan diagnosa dalam bahasa medis, kejar
terus sampai dapat.
Utk resep obat yg diterima, bisa cek ke www.drugs.com.
cocokan dengan diagnosa tersebut.
Nah disitulah pentingnya diagnosa dalam bahasa medis.
Agar bisa cek n ricek dengan resep obat2an yg didapat.
Apakah resep obat tsb sdh tepat dgn diagnosa?
Sulit mengecek apakah resep obat yg diberikan tepat atw tidak, jika
diagnosanya saja tidak tahu.
Lakukan cek n ricek sebelum menebus resep.
Jika anak sudah sehat, nanti jgn lupa belajar dan ikut pesat yaa mba...
Salam,
Niken
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Sekedar share..
Jika dokter/nakes tdk/blm memberikan diagnosa dalam bahasa medis, kejar
terus sampai dapat.
Utk resep obat yg diterima, bisa cek ke www.drugs.com.
cocokan dengan diagnosa tersebut.
Nah disitulah pentingnya diagnosa dalam bahasa medis.
Agar bisa cek n ricek dengan resep obat2an yg didapat.
Apakah resep obat tsb sdh tepat dgn diagnosa?
Sulit mengecek apakah resep obat yg diberikan tepat atw tidak, jika
diagnosanya saja tidak tahu.
Lakukan cek n ricek sebelum menebus resep.
Jika anak sudah sehat, nanti jgn lupa belajar dan ikut pesat yaa mba...
Salam,
Niken
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Tue May 21, 2013 1:58 am (PDT) . Posted by:
ni.nugroho
Dear mb pritha dan mama yazid,
Kenapa dokter sulit memberikan diagnosis? Most of the time krn memang belum bisa mendiagnosis. Misal dateng ke dokter demam 1 hari, dokter paling cuma tulis observasi demam di catatan medis.
Sebab lainnya memang diagnosisnya perlu dilakukan pemeriksaan lebih lanjut.
Tp sebenernya ada jg yg memang ingin menyederhanakan diagnosis ke dlm bahasa awam, maksudnya baik supaya dimengerti oleh pasien tp kdg2 malah jadi rancu. Misalnya radang tenggorokan, maksudnya apa? Atau syaraf terjepit, maksudnya apa?
Memang hal ini disebabkan dulu waktu kuliah kita diajari supaya berkomunikasi dengan bahasa pasien, mudah dimengerti oleh pasien. Makanya timbul deh diagnosis2 awam seperti itu. Dan ada dokter2 tertentu yg kalau kita kejar bahasa medisnya mungkin merasa nggak percaya pasiennya bisa paham *mungkin ya*.
Salam,
Rini
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Kenapa dokter sulit memberikan diagnosis? Most of the time krn memang belum bisa mendiagnosis. Misal dateng ke dokter demam 1 hari, dokter paling cuma tulis observasi demam di catatan medis.
Sebab lainnya memang diagnosisnya perlu dilakukan pemeriksaan lebih lanjut.
Tp sebenernya ada jg yg memang ingin menyederhanakan diagnosis ke dlm bahasa awam, maksudnya baik supaya dimengerti oleh pasien tp kdg2 malah jadi rancu. Misalnya radang tenggorokan, maksudnya apa? Atau syaraf terjepit, maksudnya apa?
Memang hal ini disebabkan dulu waktu kuliah kita diajari supaya berkomunikasi dengan bahasa pasien, mudah dimengerti oleh pasien. Makanya timbul deh diagnosis2 awam seperti itu. Dan ada dokter2 tertentu yg kalau kita kejar bahasa medisnya mungkin merasa nggak percaya pasiennya bisa paham *mungkin ya*.
Salam,
Rini
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Tue May 21, 2013 1:34 am (PDT) . Posted by:
"awind" awind_rd
Dear Mom Fitri,
Anakku fiza (8mos) juga bbrp minggu yll kena entah sariawan entah jamur dimulutnya. Hasil brow si jamur. Rewel juga ogah nen, kl dot emank dia gak mau dari awal.Hasil brows di milis tercintah ini juga aq HTin dulu dengan rajin bersihin pake kasa steril di celup air hangat, tapi aku pake air dingin krn kliatannya lebih nyaman anaknya. Tp di anakku jamur lo ya, kl sariawan mungkin beda lagi HTnya. Brows aja dulu Mbak. Selain dapat ilmu biasanya dapet penguatan juga koq, banyak yg galau juga kl anak atit, termasyuk aq.
ASIP saat kutinggal kerja juga malah gak pake diangetin, kukasih buah dingin juga. Intinya menyamankan. Asal batuknya bukan karena alergi dingin gpp koq Mom.
Rewel dah pasti ya, sabar aja, bad day pasti berlalu. Tetep tawari minum dan ASI .... eh ASI gak ya?
Untuk puyernya mudah2an gak dikasihkan ya. Kl belum terlanjur ditebus sukur2 jangan ditebus.
Mudah2an membantu ya.
Salam,
Anik
Anakku fiza (8mos) juga bbrp minggu yll kena entah sariawan entah jamur dimulutnya. Hasil brow si jamur. Rewel juga ogah nen, kl dot emank dia gak mau dari awal.Hasil brows di milis tercintah ini juga aq HTin dulu dengan rajin bersihin pake kasa steril di celup air hangat, tapi aku pake air dingin krn kliatannya lebih nyaman anaknya. Tp di anakku jamur lo ya, kl sariawan mungkin beda lagi HTnya. Brows aja dulu Mbak. Selain dapat ilmu biasanya dapet penguatan juga koq, banyak yg galau juga kl anak atit, termasyuk aq.
ASIP saat kutinggal kerja juga malah gak pake diangetin, kukasih buah dingin juga. Intinya menyamankan. Asal batuknya bukan karena alergi dingin gpp koq Mom.
Rewel dah pasti ya, sabar aja, bad day pasti berlalu. Tetep tawari minum dan ASI .... eh ASI gak ya?
Untuk puyernya mudah2an gak dikasihkan ya. Kl belum terlanjur ditebus sukur2 jangan ditebus.
Mudah2an membantu ya.
Salam,
Anik
Tue May 21, 2013 1:53 am (PDT) . Posted by:
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Tue May 21, 2013 1:58 am (PDT) . Posted by:
"pinta algifari"
Dear All,
Mau tanya kepada temen2 dimilis ini, apakah ada yang mempunyai pengalaman seperti saya ini.
Saat ini saya sedang hamil 27 minggu, hamil anak ke 2, umur saya saat ini 31 tahun.
Saya sering kali mengalami keputihan, kira2 wajar atau bagaimana?
Mohon dishare bila mempunyai pengalaman sperti saya ini.
Trims
Pinta
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Mau tanya kepada temen2 dimilis ini, apakah ada yang mempunyai pengalaman seperti saya ini.
Saat ini saya sedang hamil 27 minggu, hamil anak ke 2, umur saya saat ini 31 tahun.
Saya sering kali mengalami keputihan, kira2 wajar atau bagaimana?
Mohon dishare bila mempunyai pengalaman sperti saya ini.
Trims
Pinta
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Apakah keputihannya tidak normal?
Gatal, bau, perih?
Coba browsing vaginal discharge during pregnancy atau fluor albus.
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Gatal, bau, perih?
Coba browsing vaginal discharge during pregnancy atau fluor albus.
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Halo mba lusy,
Hari ini keluar darahnya apakah banyak atau bbrp tetes sperti yg pertama?
Apa perutnya sakit sekali?
Sebaiknya segera ke dokter kalo memang sudah sakit sekali drpd menunggu jadwal kontrol yg diplan-kan sebelumnya.
Mungkin bisa googling dgn keyword : ectopic pregnancy, atau kehamilan ektopik.
Saya pernah KET (Kehamilan Ektopik Terganggu) sekitar 1.5 tahun lalu.
Kondisi : saya tidak tau bhw sedang hamil, tiba2 sakit perut (suatu jumat),duduk sebentar, bisa ditahan dan sehat lagi, tidak ada darah keluar.
Selasa nya (4 hari sesudah jumat itu), pagi sakit perut, dan lgsg pingsan bbrp kali. Segera ke rs. Barulah ketahuan sudah pendarahan.
Tanpa bermaksud menakut2i, sebaiknya kalo adik mba lusy memang merasa
sakit perut yg sangat menggangu,
segera brngkt ke dokter untuk coba usg lagi.
Hth.
Veny
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Hari ini keluar darahnya apakah banyak atau bbrp tetes sperti yg pertama?
Apa perutnya sakit sekali?
Sebaiknya segera ke dokter kalo memang sudah sakit sekali drpd menunggu jadwal kontrol yg diplan-kan sebelumnya.
Mungkin bisa googling dgn keyword : ectopic pregnancy, atau kehamilan ektopik.
Saya pernah KET (Kehamilan Ektopik Terganggu) sekitar 1.5 tahun lalu.
Kondisi : saya tidak tau bhw sedang hamil, tiba2 sakit perut (suatu jumat),duduk sebentar, bisa ditahan dan sehat lagi, tidak ada darah keluar.
Selasa nya (4 hari sesudah jumat itu), pagi sakit perut, dan lgsg pingsan bbrp kali. Segera ke rs. Barulah ketahuan sudah pendarahan.
Tanpa bermaksud menakut2i, sebaiknya kalo adik mba lusy memang merasa
sakit perut yg sangat menggangu,
segera brngkt ke dokter untuk coba usg lagi.
Hth.
Veny
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Milis SEHAT mengucapkan terima kasih kepada HANSAPLAST selaku sponsor kegiatan PESAT Balikpapan (4-5 Mei 2013), PESAT SUA Bali (18-19 Mei 2013), dan PESAT SUA Bandung, Juni 2013.
Hansaplast, �Sembuh Lebih Cepat, Ceria Setiap Saat�
Terima kasih & penghargaan sedalam-dalamnya kepada HBTLaw dan PT.Intiland yang telah dan konsisten mensponsori program kami, PESAT (Program Edukasi Kesehatan Anak Untuk Orang Tua)."
"Milis SEHAT didukung oleh : CBN Net Internet Access & Website.
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Milis Sehat thanks to HANSAPLAST as sponsor for PESAT Balikpapan (May 4-5, 2013), PESAT SUA Bali (May 18-19, 2013), dan PESAT SUA Bandung in June 2013.
Hansaplast, �Sembuh Lebih Cepat, Ceria Setiap Saat�
Our biggest gratitude to HBTLaw and PT. Intiland, who have consistently sponsored our program, PESAT (Program Edukasi Kesehatan Anak Untuk Orang Tua)."
"SEHAT mailing list is supported by CBN Net for Internet Access &Website.
Kunjungi kami di (Visit us at):
Official Web : http://milissehat.web.id/
FB : http://www.facebook.com/pages/Milissehat/131922690207238
Twitter : @milissehat <http://twitter.com/milissehat/>
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Donasi (donation):
Rekening Yayasan Orang Tua Peduli
Bank Mandiri
Cabang Kemang Raya Jakarta
Account Number: 126.000.4634514
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Hansaplast, �Sembuh Lebih Cepat, Ceria Setiap Saat�
Terima kasih & penghargaan sedalam-dalamnya kepada HBTLaw dan PT.Intiland yang telah dan konsisten mensponsori program kami, PESAT (Program Edukasi Kesehatan Anak Untuk Orang Tua)."
"Milis SEHAT didukung oleh : CBN Net Internet Access & Website.
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Milis Sehat thanks to HANSAPLAST as sponsor for PESAT Balikpapan (May 4-5, 2013), PESAT SUA Bali (May 18-19, 2013), dan PESAT SUA Bandung in June 2013.
Hansaplast, �Sembuh Lebih Cepat, Ceria Setiap Saat�
Our biggest gratitude to HBTLaw and PT. Intiland, who have consistently sponsored our program, PESAT (Program Edukasi Kesehatan Anak Untuk Orang Tua)."
"SEHAT mailing list is supported by CBN Net for Internet Access &Website.
Kunjungi kami di (Visit us at):
Official Web : http://milissehat.web.id/
FB : http://www.facebook.com/pages/Milissehat/131922690207238
Twitter : @milissehat <http://twitter.com/milissehat/>
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Donasi (donation):
Rekening Yayasan Orang Tua Peduli
Bank Mandiri
Cabang Kemang Raya Jakarta
Account Number: 126.000.4634514
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