2. The hospital team

The hospital team

Table of Contents

  1. Who they are and what they do?
  2. Discharge - What to expect
  3. Stroke Nurse Service - link between hospital and home
  4. Discharge Planning
  5. Home Visits
  6. The Care Needs Assessment
  7. From hospital to home-Intermediate care
  8. The Discharge Plan
  9. Delayed Discharge
  10. Alternatives to going home
  11. How to communicate effectively - ways to get your questions answered (1)
  12. How to communicate effectively - ways to get your questions answered (2)
  13. How to communicate effectively - ways to get your questions answered (3)
  14. Making a comment
  15. Making a compliment
  16. Making a complaint
  17. Making a complaint- further links
  18. Summary
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