Hello, what is the difference between direct and indirect care as indicated in the patient state measurements in the dashboard ?
Hello, what is the difference between direct and indirect care as indicated in the patient state measurements in the dashboard ?
Somebody can correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe that "direct care" means that a staff worker is with the patient working directly on/with them. Whereas "indirect care" means that a staff is still working on a specific patient but not necessarily with them in the same area. (For example a Doctor who is running tests in another room etc.)
EDIT: Apparently, more specifically, Indirect care is the default "state" a patient has if they are neither receiving direct care, or in a waiting state (waiting for a location or staff or resource.)
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