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Uljin County Medical Center operates integrated nursing/care service ward

Global Economic Times / Updated : 2024-10-17 12:30:04
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Relieving the burden of nursing costs, deploying 34 hospital beds and providing 24-hour nursing care
▲ Uljin County Medical Center operates integrated nursing/care service ward


[Global Economic Times] Uljin County Medical Center has been operating a 34-bed nursing and nursing integrated service ward since the 14th.

The integrated nursing/nursing service ward is a ward where professional nursing staff, rather than guardians or caregivers, provide 24-hour care for patients while they are hospitalized. Patients can receive professional nursing services in a comfortable environment, and the economic burden is reduced by applying health insurance. .

In particular, he added that it is expected to maximize the effectiveness of patients' treatment by providing necessary nursing care tailored to each patient's condition and enabling smooth communication between medical staff and patients.

Director of Nursing Hwang Hwang-soon explained, “In order to build this integrated nursing and nursing service ward, we have expanded the nursing workforce and supplemented the facilities to provide a system for treatment and care so that patients can live a stable and comfortable stay in the hospital without a guardian.” “By operating integrated nursing and care services, Uljin residents can receive treatment in a better medical environment,” he said. “We plan to continue to provide various services to improve the quality of medical care in the community.”

Currently, Uljin County Medical Center operates pediatric night care and a dedicated pediatric ward and is working to address medical gaps and improve the health of local residents.

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