Reaction Paper: Safe Family Project al Affiliation Reaction Paper: Safe Family Project The article en d " Safe Family Project" written by Brackley has provided comprehensive information regarding the Safe Family Project, a project which was allegedly designed to train health care practitioners to address health care requirements of victims of domestic violence →
The community health nurses communicate the illness and health experiences of individuals and families in vulnerable populations, and educate members of the target community to express their health issues. This will ensure that the programs and interventions are synced with statewide efforts to prevent substance abuse, violence, and pregnancy in high school students. References →
As a matter of fact, nursing informatics is a growing discipline, defined as the " use of information technologies in relation to those functions within the purview of nursing, and that are carried out by nurses when performing their duties. Therefore, any use of information technologies by nurses in relation to the care of their →
However, cultural, religious, social, and political stakeholders remain divided over the matter. Obamacare seeks to enhance accessibility, affordability, and quality of healthcare, preventive services included. On the other side, healthcare industry is subject to social, financial, legal, and political regulation.
1 The researchers teamed with key leadership to share the vision, mission, and values of the organization and identify the purpose and needs of the staff members. In a second report, Crossing the Quality Chasm, the IOM discussed the complex intricacies of the healthcare system and the need to improve care, focusing on six pillars: →
Overtime the typically family has changed and is much more diverse when it comes to the individuals that make up the family because of beliefs and values. The functional patterns help nurses to better assess a family and develop a proper nursing diagnosis for the family which results in better results for the family.
The Synergy Model used in the study is based on five assumptions: - The whole patient must be considered, including spirituality - The nurse patient relationship includes the family and the community - Patient characteristics are dependent variables, yet contributory to the process - A dynamic profile of nurse characteristics is required to understand interrelated dimensions →
NURSE'S REQUEST Check if you completed a Quick Request for Safe Harbor Peer Review: date March 7, 2015 time 7: 30 am (*Skip to #3 and attach Quick Request Form copy to this Comprehensive Request) I are invoking Safe Harbor and requesting a Safe Harbor peer review for the following requested conduct →
Therefore, the supervisor did not do something helpful to Lisa's request. How to honor this request The accommodations vary depending on an employee for instance in our case study when the employee needs days off for her religious holidays and Sabbath. The supervisor can also allow Lisa who is a Sabbath observer from Friday →
INFLUENCES ON THE HEALTH OF WESTMORELAND COUNTY OF PENNSYLVANIA The lives of the human beings are being influenced by certain factors according to the place they live at. If these environments are classified furthermore then, the health of a community depends on many different factors, including the environment, education and jobs, access to and quality →
A good example of this is the use of virtual doctor's assistants in order to leave more registered nurses free to perform the existing duties. Virtual assistants will not just be helpful in ensuring that a lot of medical personnel are liberated to fulfill other duties, but will also contribute towards the streamlining of the →
Moreover, Community, psychiatric and gerontological heaths are included in the curriculum. The interviews continued to reveal that because of BSN is regarded as being higher, and then nurses on this category are paid higher than their counterparts in the ADN. They generally felt that they were on top of their career hence the satisfaction. In →
Indeed, such image is what most people hold henceforth, no disagreeable reactions should be manifested in the presence of patients even though a nurse may be in trouble or is not feeling well. When a nurse is knowledgeable and well-trained, he will be able to perform his responsibilities efficiently but effectively.
Assessing a patients' heritage enables the nurse to obtain more information about the patients' culture, including beliefs about health and values, and this is important for the nurse in providing patient centered care. Through the heritage assessment, which is a benefit for nurses in their practice, they are able to evaluate the →
We observe all factors related to development of health policies on the basis of nursing experiences through the present article What Is Health Policy? Define health policy and describe how policies impact patient care. According to WHO, " health policy refers to decisions, plans, and actions that are undertaken to achieve specific health care →
Influences in Health Outcomes In the culturally diverse country of America, it is very important that providers have an excellent understanding of patients' cultural, ethnic, racial, and socioeconomic backgrounds in order to provide quality care to all patients. Williams's interactions with three different child patients and their families is a good example of →
I am an active nursing member of the ward which gives me an opportunity to share my beliefs and model with other members in the ward for the improvement of the care. Not only this I can consult with the senior nurses of the hospital about their beliefs in the model and consume my model →
Pancreatitis is the result of an inappropriate release of trypsin, which results in a wide variety of digestion enzymes activating, including autodigestion of the pancreas which causes inflammation, as well as bleeding and can damage the pancreas extensively. One of the most typical causes is as a result of the lodging of a gallstone in →
In a clinical setting, there is a number of equipment that needs to be operated and as a nurse it is a prerequisite to know how to operate them. To complete the BS Nursing program of studies and to graduate is a momentous moment that I am really looking forward to.
On Depression is a Risk Factor for Noncompliance with Medical Treatment: Meta-analysis of the Effects of Anxiety and Depression on Patient's Adherence On Depression is a Risk Factor for Noncompliance with Medical Treatment: Meta-analysis of the Effects of Anxiety and Depression on Patient's Adherence Background Depression and anxiety are among the →
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By observing the contemporary education requirements and roles of physician assistants in healthcare, it is possible to notice that physician assistants are cost-effective, and they produce positive impacts in both economy and healthcare. The wide scope of their practice allows physician assistants to adapt to changes in the medical profession, deliver high-quality healthcare, and always →
During this procedure the information collected is in respect to what the patient answers to the questions asked by the nurse (Douglas, Rebeiro, Crisp & Taylor, 2012). In my case, the patient under observation is a female aged seventy years old. Presently the patient is experiencing pain at the same spot with a rating of →
The writer will describe the nursing care that should be carried out to meet Mrs Moohan's hygiene needs. The nurse should initially discuss with Mrs Moohan her usual hygiene routine to assess her ability to meet her own hygiene needs. Mrs Moohan's hair should be brushed or combed and dried in a style that →
CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE Affiliation CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE The disease is also referred to as atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease. Exercise and the risk of coronary artery disease.
The relation extends to the fact that if one component is of low quality, the other factors should be of a similar nature. Hospital insurance is designed to cover inpatient care in case of medical emergencies. It also covers preventive measures that ensure the wellbeing of an individual, as well as limit or prevent any →
The above definition can incorporate a series of additional characteristics, related to the term person, as, for example, the following ones: freedom of taking initiatives, ability to take care of himself and of other people, ability to intervene in cases that a problem arises. All the above characteristics need to exist in nurses, a fact →
With regard to evidence-based treatment, the class 1 recommended treatment for Stage A heart failure patients who have a high chance of contracting left-ventricular dysfunction are classified as follows: For the control of systolic and diastolic hypertension in line with recommended practice, Treatment of lipid disorders, Abstinence from high-risk behaviour patterns such as smoking, Control →
The purpose of the article is to make medical professionals aware of the signs and symptoms ofdepressionin older adults. It was to establish a less biased approach to evaluating the mood of each client rather than always assuming that it is normal and expected for an older adult to be sad or withdrawn.
Application of Trajectory Framework in Management of Chronic Illness Application of Trajectory Framework in Management of Chronic Illness The reason for the use of a Trajectory framework is to provide an approach that is useful in the management of chronic diseases. The patient would have changed his career to avoid getting exposes to more →
I want to establish my career as a highly qualified healthcare professional, and that is only possible if I get an opportunity to get a master's degree in clinical nursing from one of the top universities in the world. After analysis, I have come to know that the University of San Francisco is the best →
However, even though caring is a highly regarded virtue in nursing practice, instances when the nurses failed to provide proper care have been numerous, and most patients bear witness to such treatment. For instance, during my internship period in the hospital, I happened to witness one such incident where a comatose patient needed to be →
What is meant to be a professional nurse is basically, for me, is to align the roles, responsibilities and skills of a nurse with the overall demands of the profession. Since professional nurses interact with people in need of help, it is therefore extremely important that a nurse must develop the skills of professional understanding, →
The supposed weaknesses, strengths, threats and opportunities gained after would increase the ability to convey my skills in different departments in the nursing career. As an active youth with the interest, I will be of vast importance at the medical center. The Versant program is one the key reasons why I am aspiring to launching →
The Institute has responded to barriers and offers solutions to the rapidly changing healthcare model in light of the affordable care act (The future of nursing: Leading change, advancing health, 2011). Also outlined in their goals is to increase the education levels of nurses all across the board up to and including increasing the number →
It is expected that qualified mentors are equipped to develop and train students of health care as the practice placement is the best place to develop nursing knowledge, skills and professional attitudes. Nurses and midwives can become a qualified mentor when they have successfully completed the Preparation for Mentorship module and all →
Mobile apps act better information devices, which have ethical implications associated with them, that not only provide the patient with the information of the disease but, it also updates him or her with latest improvements in the treatment and medicine availability of the disease and even the availability of doctor. Background In →
The Online Journal of Issues in Nursing, 16 , 1. Retrieved from http://www.nursingworld.org/MainMenuCategories/EthicsStandards/Courage-and-Distress/Moral-Distress-and-Courage-in-Everyday-Practice.html Nurses want to leave hospitals due to moral distress..
A script on how to give feedback to employees when conflicts arise is also outlined in this paper, as well as ways I would enlist HRs help in managing this situation. Conflict example Two of the nurse in my workplace were once involved in a conflict. Their engagement was low as communication was limited →
The terrain of Katy community is full of railroads. In addition, Katy community exercises farming activities that includes the growth of cotton and peanut.
The health care system of Nigeria is characterised by a low performance of the government in promoting the accessibility of quality health care services. Healthcare Systems of Nigeria Health care plays a crucial role in promoting public health since it determines the productivity of the citizens and affects the economic performance of a nation.
Maternity RNs also evaluate the effectiveness of the plan of care and make modifications to meet the changing needs of the mother, newborn and the family.4. Labor and Delivery Nurse: As a labor and delivery nurse, the RN is responsible to provide care to patients in labor who have uncomplicated or complicated deliveries.
According to this research, it was found that in the 799 hospitals researched, higher RN staffing was inversely proportional to the adverse patient outcome and vice versa. In addition, the probability of failure to rescue was higher in hospitals that had lower nurse staffing levels.
There are a number of controversies around the clinical significance and statistical significance issue. There is a general agreement that statistical significance do not give information concerning clinical significance. Statistical significance is generally about the possibility of a chance finding that will not stay in the replications of the future.
Emergency Room Emergency Room Describe how the Nursing Process is used in the ER setting compared to In-Patient units. In the in-patient units, it is different since the nurse is not expected to make immediate decisions.
Strengths and weaknesses related to how quality is defined, measured, and monitored within the organization are also covered in this paper. Definition of quality and quality related measures Quality in Brookwood Medical Center is defined in terms of well structured and designed care practices, ability to recruit and maintain well trained employees, realization and →
The theory concocted by Campinha-Bacote describes that attainment of competence in culture is gained through a continuous effort in learning and applying the lessons to the nursing professional immediateenvironment. This theory is associated with the gain of awareness there are definitely differences in cultural backgrounds among individuals and thus any →
Sickle cell anemia Sickle cell anemia Sickle cell anemia comes in a varied array of forms of sickle cell illness, andit is genetic blood disorder which is mostly found in the United States. The research would intend to explore some of the effects and medical interventions to the patients experiencing Sickle →
I intend to pursue an accounting project focussed on finding out effective and efficient ways through which small businesses can incorporate the usage of computerized accounting systems to reduce the accounting workload. The purpose will be to find out the results of the integration and the level of scale to which they incorporate the accounting →
Describe the authors' conclusions. The authors concluded that the findings of the study conform to their previous theories about the improvement of the care for patients with AMI. That was because of recent changes in the patients' insurance and cardiologist. 9.
Patients have the right to anticipate privacy of their medical records and all data and information related to their care and doctors and nurses have a legal obligation to break confidentiality when it is truly and ethically necessary. In the reading which is assigned, the Nurse revised the obligations of confidentiality by violating the guarantee →
The lesson will be on heart failure medication and, therefore, the nurses will need to understand how serious it can be if they are not able to give the right heart failure medication. In regard to this, the lesson will need to emphasize on the fact that the issue is the delicate issue of heart →
Nursing research Pressure Sores and the Braden Scale Pressure sores is a common health problem in the world.Dr. The areas include; nutrition and hydration, physical capability, ease of changing positions, sensing and responding to pressure, behavior of skin in humid conditions and resilience of skin to friction (National Institute of Nursing Research, 2006). The testing →
The role and function of a nurse in quality assurance is to ensure that patients receive the correct treatment procedures approved by the doctors. The safety issues in health care, such as prevention of blood borne illnesses is to ensure that nurses use gloves when attending to patients.
In summary, the paper attempts to look at cultural views of homosexuality in Haiti as well as identifying culturally congruent strategies to address in designing of HIV prevention in the Haiti community. They would stick to the idea of sex being holy and having its rightful place in marriage, and of course only between a →
The nurses understand that the dementia affects the psychosocial skills of the patient. The study revealed that nursing assistants appreciate the usefulness of Dementia Care Mapping.
Breastfeeding for the recommended period should hence be observed. The findings of this study resemble previous studies by other researchers on the direct relationship between breastfeeding and obesity in later lives of infants. The study was carried on women only hence its failure to prove the consistency of the results on men. Therefore, breastfeeding helps →
Owing to the fact that vitamin B12 deficiency causes pernicious anemia, the NP will be better placed to verify a diagnosis of pernicious anemia if the patient reports sensations of tingling, numbness, crawling, deadness, constriction in the abdomen and chest, or gait abnormalities. Drawing from this description, it is evident that the patient's pernicious anemia →
All of the relevant data is analyzed for popularity and the most popular scores are " The Measures of Central Tendency". It gives a good measure of variance and shows the average distance each observation is from the mean. Research " Measures of Central Tendency and Variability"..
We will evaluate and establish the possible causes of this form of depression and find out the amicable solution to this problem. One of the most common types of depression that is largely associated with the elderly people is the geriatric depression. Several researches that have been carried out with regard to this type of →
These findings will be critical in defining its implications on care for respiratory patient and the impact it would have on my future practice together with critiquing the study in general. Introduction This research study appreciates VAP as a major burden in healthcare due to the associated mortality, cost of healthcare, period of hospital →
The first element is the patient's conditions that needs care, the second element is the " patient's goals, values, and wishes" and the third element is established evidence in the scope of the patient's problem. Identified nursing intervention and significance of determining best practice in the intervention Usage of Incentive Spirometry is the identified nursing →
Henderson's needs theory thus provides a framework for the assessment and delivery of nursing care in acute care. Henderson's needs theory provides a framework for the provision of rehabilitative and chronic care to patients.
During the procedure, the theatre needs to be fully and properly set up to ensure that the procedure will be a success. This helps the individuals develop a clear understanding of the activity that will take place and have the ability to set up the place to the required standards.
Per the American Journal of Health Promotion it is " the art and science of helping people discover the synergies between their core passions and optimal health, enhancing their motivation to strive for optimal health, and supporting them in changing their lifestyle to move toward a state of optimal health". In the →
Ethical and Legal Risks in Nursing Nursing is a sensitive profession that requires integrative social interactions between the caregivers and the patients. Failure to this attracts legal sanctions and prior punishment as outlined by nursing codes of ethics. Patients are entitled to quality health care as provided for in the health related rights of individuals.
I then note the patient's temperature as indicated by the thermometer, part of the body from where it is taken and the time it was taken (McPhee, Papadakis, & Rabow, 2012). To find the patient's pulse, I use my fingers to press against the bony part of the patient's wrist. I use the →
Most contemporary health challenges lie with the field of diagnosis and the PET-MRI technology proves to be a better diagnostic tool compared to the separate use of PET and MRI, especially in the field of neuroscience and understanding of the neurological disorders. At the same time, there is a level of knowledge and skills required →
Use of Self/ Self Knowledge Reflection through the Lens of MBTI & TKI of the of the of the Institute] of the Reflection through the Lens of MBTI & TKI The MBTI is a useful tool for individuals to identify, analyze and properly utilize their capabilities. Hence, I need to develop patience →
In addition, it provides that in the event that the breach involves more than 500 patients, then it is imperative that the Department of Health and Human Services also receive similar notification. Secondly, the act also establishes the necessity for health institutions through HER system to make it possible for individuals to access →
The work environment in which nurses provide care to patients can determine the quality and safety of patient care. As the largest health care workforce, nurses apply their knowledge, skills, attitude, and experience to care for the various and changing needs of patients.
Application of ICT in Health Care Provision of quality health services is the key agenda for health care through usage of innovative technologies. In addition, it manages the payroll of the care center. Provision of ICT to the healthcare workers and their patients has the possibility of improving the quality, safety, and effectiveness →
As patients are the subjects of the research, their point of view is important to be considered into clinical research study so as a respect of patient right and improvement of research outcome. Patients' compliance can be defined as the willingness of patient to follow doctor's advice on treatment and complete it.
People outside the family may also judge the person that the pain is " in their head" and that the motives for claiming to be in chronic pain are due to laziness, an excuse not to work, and/or are malingerers. When dealing with patients in chronic pain, one of the first ethical issues to arise →
Conclusion Introduction Nurses would go along way if they got support from the AARP by strengthening their realization of their roles in the society. They are included in the larger context which is important when referring to patients of advanced age or those under chronic illnesses. Conclusion These changes and legislative agenda →
Nurses understand that their close proximity with patients and their families is something that allows them or gives them the opportunity to influence the patients in regards the treatment they should take or even purchase. In hospital environments decisions that are concerned with staffing, salaries, and issues that have to do with the practice environment →
While it is understandable that no other party wants to get involved into the problem, and the City Hospital has no capacity to receive all the patients in their area, the sustainability of the CMH future is dependent on the solution that Peterson finds. Key stakeholders and their stakes The situation described in the →
Consequently, we are going to highlight some of the clusters and diagrams illustrating the pathophysiology of the caunda equina. Illustration demonstrating an example of caunda equina syndrome secondary to a spinal neoplasm in a patient; B. How do you know that this patient has it? Apparently, the Cauda equina syndrome is a neurological disorder which →
According to the existing law, optometry is the prevention and the examination of human eyes, the determination of the range of sight for human vision and the prescription of spectacle lenses and contact lenses. The first argument in support of the bill is that it enables optometrists to practice the profession to the complete extent →
The ethical, legal argument that supports this right was framed on the principle of autonomy and the right of a patient to self-determination of care. Some of the strategies that are used in the healthcare organization include increasing the number of staffs, appropriate follow-up of and enhancing security at the high-risk clinical areas.
Nursing theories are important in guiding nursing research in order to evolve the nursing practice and achieve better care outcomes in the future. Identify Nightingale's contributions to the development of nursing as a discipline and profession. In her age, Nightingale contributed in the development and improvement of health.
One is able to give services with the help of both personal and profession values. Therefore is it important for to clarify the values in order to execute services in a more diligent way. Public figures are the people entitled to serve the public and most of them do the opposite with their value requirements.
The review also serves the function of highlighting the significance of the new study. Writing a literature review for a nursing research proposal usually differs in many aspects from other kinds of projects and term papers students prepare. For instance, some of the research topics that one may consider for a research may be teaching →
Diuretic Drugs Objectives under the Bloom's Taxonomy The following Cognitive Domain objectives cover the mental skill and knowledgein relation to the understanding of diuretic drugs. i. Other allergic symptoms and effects include colds, fevers, pains in the joint among others, happening after the administration of diuretics. Herbal Considerations The rising interest to diuretics drugs →
Trust and understanding are critical issues that significantly impact the welfare and recovery of the patients. I believe that the welfare of patients is the major aim of nursing and decisions is based on informed choices, empathy and understanding.
Besides, the use of the correlation coefficient further validated the results from the variance parameters that indicated the variations of the variance form the participants over time. Therefore, the assumption that the skewed data could not affect the results could be taken care of using the conditional and unconditional statistical models of the descriptive data, →
Reversible. Most common cause is sashimi Most common symptom is Algeria (urine output less than 400 muddy) High BUN and creating levels Page 2 Occurs in 3 stages: initiation , maintenance phase and this is here all the problems occur, and the recovery phase (up to 1 - →
In line with this, the hospital relied on the principles of monitoring and reinforcement of planned change in order to ensure that the planned change was successful. Through implementing a process whereby the unit nurses supervised the handing over process in their units, the hospital ensured that there was an efficient way of monitoring the →
Sep; 30 : 1286-90. Article Summary " Urinary incontinence: an under-recognized risk factor for falls among elderly dementia patients" is a research article by Lee et al, which addresses the issue of urinary incontinence among the elderly, and its cormobid risk factor of falls among elderly dementia patients. The main objective of this study was →
Occurring at the base of the arteries of the brain, aneurysm affects the main artery, which carries the blood from the left ventricle to the heart. According to La Place's law, the increased pressure from the pumping of the blood makes the radius of the artery to be twice its normal size.
This paper will focus on this particular component of the ACA. Background information The health sector is one of the few remaining industries that still make use of paper records to store data from the various facets of health care. The result of this is that health care is simplified for the providers, and →
The best way of knowing that the lesson plan has been well implemented is when we find out on the implementation of the working plan through observation. Observation is effective in monitoring the behaviour of obese children and their parents in relation to undertaking the lesson plan.
Medical and Nursing Diagnoses A medical diagnosis is formulated by physicians to identify a client's specific disease, whereas a nursing diagnosis is made by a nurse to note how he responses to the condition. In the dominance of the medical model in healthcare, nursing is sometimes seen by society as subordinate to medicine.
This process should comprise of a definition of the concept being analyzed, characteristics that differentiate it from other concepts, boundaries providing delineation for the concept, preconditions identifying the similar conditions that give rise to the behaviors distinguishing the concept and the outcomes that result from the concept. The caring concept is developed from the caring →
Analysis of Newspaper Article Letter to the Editor: Hospitals Are not Hotels To the Editor: The author has read the editorial article of Theresa Brown entitled " Hospitals Are not Hotels" in the opinion pages of the New York Times. In the field of medicine, a number of procedures are done in this →
Specifically, the clinical question is " in women over 20 years of age identified as at risk according to the AHA's classification of CVD risk in women , how will diet modifications and physical activity compare to the physical activity alone in changing classification to Optimal Risk over →