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The University of Kansas Health System
Overview
The RN provides direct pediatric patient care in an ambulatory setting, performing assessments and implementing clinical interventions. They are also responsible for patient and family education and managing treatment-related documentation and communications.
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1 month ago
The RN Care Coordinator manages patient flow, performs direct patient care, and acts as a liaison between staff, physicians, and patients/families to ensure understanding and execution of the care plan. Responsibilities include managing high-risk patient care, coordinating continuity of care post-discharge, and supporting patient self-management through clinical and educational programs.
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The Ambulatory Clinic RN is responsible for the delivery of nursing care within the ambulatory setting, utilizing the nursing process, performing preliminary patient assessments, and evaluating complex care situations. This role also includes providing educational instruction to patients and families and responding to treatment-related phone calls.
The Ambulatory Clinic Nurse is responsible for the delivery of nursing care within the ambulatory setting, utilizing the nursing process and accepting accountability for care provided by self and delegated providers. This role includes performing preliminary patient assessments, evaluating complex care situations, and providing necessary patient and family education.
