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Our Clinical Manager plays a very important role at INC. He Orients new clinical personnel to the clinical
pathway, case management, clinic roles and responsibilities. He also manages and evaluates clinical functions and
implements improvement action plans as necessary.
He Ensures quality control and work with the management team to ensure smooth, efficiently run clinics. He
reviews new patients weekly to evaluate timely application of the clinical pathway. Makes recommendations and
evaluates follow up activities with the clinical staff. Manages clinic staff, in collaboration with the Program Director,
including the hiring, disciplining, discharging, performance review, orientation and utilization.
He oversees the teaching and Research Committee, Committee of Medical Ethics, Commission on Standards and Quality of Blood Banking, Commission of Deaths, Biopsies and Serious events, Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee, The Intra-hospital Transplant Committee, and the Standards and Quality in Nutrition Therapy Committee.
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This is a voluntary, nonprofit committee formed by a group of professionals from different fields and backgrounds. The group meets regularly to discuss important issues regarding the welfare of humans involved in research and trials. At INC, the group analysis not only researches conducted at our site, but also external projects from institutions that do not have an Ethics Committee ( CEP) |
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Infection Control Committee |
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Excellency in Infection control program is a reflection of the overall standard of care provided by an institution.Proper infection control programs reduce nosocomial infections, length of stay in the hospital, and costs associated with hospitalization.At INC, we are proud of our committee, here the monitoring is performed daily.
In addition to safe care,our committee is constantly training our staff and oversees the work of each department to make sure everyone is helping to prevent infections .Some patients, due to their medical condition, are more prone to infections. The responsibility for prevention is mainly on the hospital staff, but the patients, visitors, caregivers and family can help as well. You can cooperate with the Health Care team observing the following steps:
• Both health professionals and visitors must always wash their hands when entering the room. You can and should remind them of this procedure.
• In the ICU, there are sinks that contains a soap dispenser and other dispensers of alcohol gel to disinfect hands near the patient's bed, which should be used every time.
• Catheters, tubes, dressings and equipment should be handled only by trained and authorized staff.
• Special care (standard and additional precautions), adopted in some cases for patients with infection or colonization already established, should be respected because they are designed to protect the patient and all the people passing by the Hospital.
• Patients should not eat food brought from outside. Food must come from the Nutrition and Dietetics Unit that carefully disinfects and handles the food properly decreasing the amount of microorganisms.
• Fresh flowers, especially in pots with water should be avoided and are prohibited in the patient’s room. |
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Our TI staff is responsible for the INC’s Computer Systems in general, and also offers support service to all departments.
Our TI System aims to:
Deploy security policies of data access and contingencies
Provide support to users navigating the system, applications and equipment
Keep network connections and also connect with customers and suppliers
Implement techniques to optimize work routines and equipment within the IT / telecommunications
Manage services and give technical support to the system and purchased hardware
Ensure the implementation, deployment, testing, conversion, training and tracking of IT project for both new systems and for modification of existing ones
Research, develop and optimize designs database and information, promoting better use and availability of resources, ensuring security and access information at security stakeholders at different levels. |
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