Discussion: Nonacute Care

NONACUTE CARE
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Nonacute Care
In the past, the health system relied on acute care for patients, which proved less successful in most cases. The acute care was demanding a fast-paced environment with a lot of high-tech medical equipment to handle the emergencies. The healthcare of the states developed a slower-paced healthcare plan, in which the practitioner can have more time with the patient. Nonacute care has improved healthcare in the states since it was launched in 2014. It has reduced urgent medical cases by preventing, controlling, and managing health cases early enough. Cardiorespiratory issues have been a significant concern in the healthcare system, and the national government has responded by making a cognitive investment in nonacute care. This discussion focuses on the resources required for nonacute care and how they support patient independence and decrease readmission of cardiorespiratory issues.
As the name suggests, cardiorespiratory problems constitute a combination of both the cardiovascular system as well as the respiratory one. Such issues usually play a crucial role in how the body takes up oxygen and utilizes it in various metabolic processes. Coming up with comprehensive plans can cut out readmissions and even put the patient on a more stable road to recovery. Getnada (2019) discusses that there are various resource settings that need to be in place for efficient nonacute care to be effectively implemented. Nursing homes are important resources that create the venue for practitioners to facilitate care to the patients.
Nursing homes are necessary and need to be built in central places for easy accessibility cardiorespiratory patients who, in most cases, require close care. Availability of the nursing homes needs to be equipped with an adequate number of nursing professionals and necessary medical equipment. Summer camps are also essential as they create recreational facilities for the patients. Both public and private recreational centers are ver...