Question

• are based on patient
• multidisciplinary example
• a patient with an ankle injury will work with a team composed of an orthopedic , nurses, radiology technicians, front office staff and physical therapists
• example
• hospice care team consists of a chaplain, nurse, aid, social worker and can be involved in all the different areas of care, recognizing who the is
• can consist of the following example
• hospice care involves both clinical and members
• physicians, nurse practitioners, rns, lvns, cnas, chaplains, bereavement team, social workers and a host of

volunteers needs interdisciplinary non - clinical expert surgeon

Explanation:

Match each term to the context based on healthcare team definitions and patient-centered care concepts:

1. Patient care is rooted in patient needs.
2. An ankle injury team with orthopedic surgeon, nurses, therapists is a multidisciplinary setup.
3. Hospice care with cross-role, all-area involvement is an interdisciplinary example.
4. Hospice care focuses on who the patient is (the expert in their own needs).
5. Hospice care includes clinical and non-clinical members.
6. The listed roles plus volunteers fit the "host of" category for hospice teams.

Answer:

• Are based on patient: needs
• a patient with an ankle injury will work with a team composed of an orthopedic: surgeon
• example: interdisciplinary
• recognizing who the: expert
• hospice care involves both clinical and: non-clinical
• physicians, nurse practitioners, RNs, LVNs, CNAs, chaplains, bereavement team, social workers and a host of: volunteers