Why is patient care at home important after hospital discharge?
Necessary measures immediately after the discharge of the patient
Preparing a personalized care plan
Proper management of the patient's medications at home
Injections and serum therapy of the patient after discharge
Wound dressing and surgical site care
Monitoring vital signs at home
Proper nutrition of the patient during the recovery period
Mobility, rest and prevention of bedsores
Hygiene and infection prevention
Psychological support for the patient after discharge
Warning signs after hospital discharge
- Shortness of breath, difficulty breathing, or bruised lips
- Severe chest pain or pressure
- Decreased level of consciousness, sudden confusion or fainting
- Heavy or uncontrolled bleeding
- High or persistent fever as prescribed by the doctor
- Seizures, sudden weakness or slurred speech
- Severe and increasing pain
- Frequent vomiting or inability to consume Liquids
- Severe decrease in urination or cessation of urination
- Sudden swelling of one leg with pain
- Purulent discharge, bad smell or wound opening
- Allergic reaction after taking medicine
Care of the elderly after hospital discharge
Patient care after surgery
Benefits of using Mr. Injection services
- Decreasing the commute of disabled patients to medical centers
- Saving patient and family time
- Receiving services in a calm and familiar home environment
- Reducing physical pressure caused by moving
- Performing injections and dressings according to the doctor's order
- Possibility of more regular follow-up of the care plan
- Helping the family to implement the recommendations correctly Treatment
