Research on the Facility Factors in the Hospital Healing Environmental

Question: Describe about the Healing Hospital a Daring Paradigm? Answer: Components Technology integration, therapeutic physical environment, culture of primary and loving care is considered as the important components of a healing hospital. Technology integration comprises offering patient with privacy and more security. The issues of security and patient privacy are very traumatic for care consumers. Hence, technology integration is beneficial to provide care consumers with few in-hospital entertainments, for instance offering them educational material about their health complications or other activities. Furthermore technically advanced medical devices are advantageous for the care consumers, as these can increase the performance while getting analysis results, such as: radiology report or blood report, which in turn assists to reduce the patients anxiety. Primary and loving care occur when personnel work together and take part in constructing care centered surroundings on each and individual patient. For example: patients can blow the bed-side buzzer and care personnel can walk down to the patients ward to check their needs immediately without any kind of hesitation and delay (Fan Jung, 2013). Loving care concept is said to be a thinking that shows individual patient is a patient for everyone. This component includes healing of care consumers by meeting their health, spiritual and emotional requirements. To build up a peaceful surrounding, physical changes associated with the hospitals are needed to implement if these alterations are not in place (Vellenga, 2008). For instance: maintaining silence within the ward while patients are sleeping. Peaceful circumstance generates stress free environments for care personnel, patients and their family members and for other care providers, which is very important to maintain and offer quality care. The philosophy of healing hospital is concentrated on holistic care and assistance for the care consumers and their family members. The entire healthcare sector should think about the execution of healing hospital philosophy, as this idea offers quality care and compassionate care to the clients that in turn increases professional satisfaction of the health care personnel. A biblical verse that matches the healing hospital physiology, explains about health and healing of care consumers so that the care consumers get benefit from peace and abundant security within their lives (Bible Knowledge, 2013). Healing hospital concept supports factors of the biblical verse. Care providers facilitate healing of patient spiritually, physically and emotionally, which offers the patient an understanding of safety and peace. Challenges Execution of the factors of healing hospital invite competitions and these challenges need to be overcome. Primary challenge is that the physician and other nursing staff who are involved with the concept of healing hospital, sometimes may find it difficult to accept all the patients as their own patients instead of categorizing them under his/her colleagues patient. Next challenging factor is that, while recruiting a nursing staff, the recruiter should have the understanding and knowledge about the applicant, whether he/she is really keen to work in the healthcare sector and eager to reach beyond for their patients and colleagues and whether the applicant has adequate qualification and eligibility to apply for the respective post. Healthcare providers allow client healing physically, spiritually and emotionally, which gives them a sense of peace and a sense of security. References Bible Knowledge,. (2013).Bible Verses About Healing - 89 Healing Verses of the Bible. Retrieved 19 February 2015, from https://www.bible-knowledge.com/healing-verses-of-the-bible/ Fan, X., Jung, T. (2013). Research on the Facility Factors in the Hospital Healing Environmental Design.AMM,357-360, 2044-2049. doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/amm.357-360.2044 Vellenga, S. (2008). Hope for Healing: The Mobilization of Interest in Three Types of Religious Healing in the Netherlands since 1850.Social Compass,55(3), 330-350. doi:10.1177/0037768608093695