Briefly, describe the history of health program planning and evaluation in the U.S. What one event stands out as a significant catalyst in this process and why? Read other responses and thoughtfully respond to 2 peers. Please make sure to reference your course textbook using APA 6th Edition Format.
What is some ways to reach out to the people who feel depressed and abandoned by their family ( people living in a long-term care facility)
Describe the world’s response to the immediate medical needs and the social and public health emergencies take the view of the epidemiologist in advising the World Health Organization on the public health issues created in Haiti by the 2010 earthquake. Address the following: Part One: Geopolitical description of Haiti prior to the Earthquake, including major …
What skills did you acquire in your previous jobs that will translate to your work in the nursing field?
Which drug: the adverse effect is INCORRECT? A. Spironolactone: hyperkalemia B. Furosemide:hypokalemia C. Captopril: hypokalemia D. Propranolol: hypoglycemia E. Digoxin:estrogenic effects
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Describe who should be tested and when testing should occur. Include a discussion on the nurse’s role in pre-test and post-test counseling.
explain why the two main issues Americans are facing with health care is affordability and availability.
Why is rRNA more useful than DNA for phylogentic grouping of bacteria?
Order: Daptomycin 4mg/kg IVPB over 30 minutes once daily for bacterial infection. Supply: 500mg vial. Client weight: 185 lb. NDR: Reconstitute with 10 mL of 0.9% sodium chloride and further dilute to 50 mL of 0.9% sodium chloride to yield 50 mg/mL. Calculate the milliliters per hour to set the IV pump. ____________
Information obtained by the nurse: Dopamine 400 mg in 250mL D5W is infusing at 10 mL/hr for a patient weighing 110 lb for decreased cardiac output. How many micrograms per kilogram per minute is the patient receiving? _______________
Information obtained by the nurse: Aminophylline 250mg in 250 mL D5W is infusing at 30 mL/hr for a patient weighing 132 lb for bronchodilation. How many milligrams per kilogram per hour is the patient receiving? ______________
Nearly all healthcare economists agree that the future costs of healthcare must be controlled to protect the economy. Given the 70% to 80% of all healthcare expenditures go to hospitals and doctors, it seems logical that reduction in those payments is most likely to control costs. What are the impacts of cutting hospital and physician …
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Advanced Nurse practitioner Discuss any three risk factors associated with the development of cardiovascular diseases. For any one of these risk factors, discuss what you might include in an educational plan for your patient who has yet to develop heart disease. Make sure you adopt an integrated approach to assess your patient’s needs. Your focus …
1.Discuss the significance of the role of public health in emergency preparedness. Include an example of an event that demonstrates the importance of the need for public health involvement. 2.Give examples of two different types of PODS. Describe why one type might be used in an event opposed to the other. Discuss the advantages and …
What is the priority nursing diagnosis for Mr. T? Mr. T. is a 58-year-old male admitted to the critical care unit with a diagnosis of cirrhosis. Mr. T. has been experiencing nausea and vomiting for the past 5 days, shortness of breath, and low-grade fever. The morning of admission, he had an episode of passing …
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Most work environments call for some form of collaboration. Team-related projects and work committees are increasingly more common. At times, a group process becomes a challenge when communication breakdowns occur. Based on your experience, what type of interventions and proactive steps may be taken in an effort to keep the group both productive and cohesive?
What is the rationale for using drugs such as β2 agonists, acetylcholine antagonists, corticosteroids, and mast cell stabilizers to manage obstructive pulmonary disorders?
Discuss the concepts of role strain and role stress. Relate these concepts to nurse managers with respect to their positive role modeling. Does the nurse manager understand the interrelationships of these concepts and present herself or himself as a role model for nurses on the unit? Provide your response in an APA formatted paper.
Q5-10 To successfully provide health care, organizations rely on their employees to work collaboratively in teams. Administrators must understand the function and dynamics of these teams to better lead them. ***Analyze conditions for optimal team performance. ***Include two real world examples of what health care leaders can do to promote this. ***Defend or argue your …
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What can we do to make our citizens better educated consumers of healthcare and hopefully help to reduce the overall cost of care provision?
what is the statement of testable Hypothesis of social security benefits Vs? Medicare and Medicaid? please provide some information about it. provide the link where you got the information too, please
1. What is the regimen for wearing pressure garments? 2. What is important the in the needs of the nutritional phase (when they can eat ) and what should we encourage if they are hungry?
Quality improvement professionals frequently state that, “all work consists of processes.” Discuss what this means in healthcare. 4. Does the physician-patient interaction lend itself to process analysis? Why or why not?
Source: Quality Healthcare through Quality Information: American Health Information Management Association. Retrieved from http://www.ahima.org/ Analyze your findings on secondary data sources How do the findings add to and contribute to the information provided in the text?
Chapter 3 discusses the Process Tools used in Quality Improvement. Create two of any process tools using a process from your experience, clinical example or personal, e.g., flowchart, decision matrix, Ishikawa diagram.
How do ethical principles overlap with legal principles? For example, informed consent is the legal application of autonomy. Are other legal principles the outgrowth of ethical principles? Which takes precedence should the principles overlap? Provide your responses in an APA formatted paper.
Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs) and prospective payment systems vary widely in quality and costs and employ a variety of methods to control costs. Discuss the financial pros ad cons of HMOs and include a clear discussion of how the HMO impacts quality of health care. Prepare a table which compares and contrasts any TWO existing …
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Explain some of the emotional and psychological issues the patient and the family of the patient may experience. CASE STUDY SCENARIO Mrs. Downs is 55 years old when she was diagnosed with PD (Parkinson’s disease). Her initial symptoms were depression, stooped posture, loss of energy, dragging leg, difficulty walking, tremors, and a loss in her …
What evidence supports the use of the intervention? What are patient safety measures considered? Describe the consistency of this practice across settings (e.g., different facilities, different settings, different nurses). Provide your responses in an APA formatted paper
J.B, a 28-year-old female is in the pre-op unit waiting for her knee replacement surgery. J.B voices to the nurse that she is feeling very anxious. The provider has ordered midazolam before she goes back to the operating room. What drug classification is it? Explain why midazolam was prescribed. What are the nursing considerations for …
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determine the average protein content per 1000kal for 2 burritos with 21g of protein. if a man who consumes 3000kal a day diet were to receive all of his calories for the day from equal quantities of these two burritos by how much will he exceed his protein RDA
What were the medical trade-offs in the first heart transplant and first artificial heart between treating two different things? Do such trade-offs suggest that each operation was premature?
Describe how private payers play into your thinking about clinical and financial information systems strategies.
Describe and explain the concepts of drug tolerance, physical dependence and psychological dependence, giving examples of each.
Provide a recent example of a health care organization that did not comply with health care legislative regulations. What were the implications for all stakeholders?
1) what is credentialing and why do we credential providers? 2) what do healthcare organization do? what are the types of ownership status for a healthcare organization? How is the mission of healthcare different that the mission of other organizations? 3) in general what is the purpose of leadership? what makes a good leader? what …
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What are the different aspects of chart conversion strategies and which would work best for a hospital vs. a physician office or clinic?
What is the human-computer interface and how does it impact nursing practice? Give an example
discuss complexities of common ethical dilemmas in health organizations and how to approach issues regarding this dilemma
Describe what happens to a drug that is an agonist when it is in the presence of a non-competitive antagonist.
Identify another accurate statement about opioid analgesics. A. Themajorityoftheopioidanalgesicsareusedtoinducepreoperativesedation. B. Opioid analgesics can only relieve mild to moderate pain. C. It is held that opioid analgesics can relieve virtually any type of pain. D The use of opioids for postoperative pain can increase the risk of bleeding
What is the significance of the patient’s payer in determining her care?
What are the different aspects of chart conversion strategies and which would work best for a hospital vs. a physician office or clinic?
What is the primary distinction between an observational and an experimental analytic epidemiology study? a. Researchers randomly allocate study participants to exposure or non-exposure group b. Its focus is to identify and quantify causal relationship between an exposure and an outcome c. Measures of association is RR or RD Researchers decide the level of exposure …
Evaluate your own leadership performance. How could you improve?
How are nursing standards related to delegation?
Choose one of the following topics and write a one-page paper (approximately 500 words). Use the online library to locate at least one resource. Provide complete website addresses, including the ‘http://’ 1. Genetic engineering In your paper, address the following questions: 1. How/why is the subject of your topic done? 2. What are the ethical …
Have you been involved in team building at work or school? Was it effective? Explain.
Explain how following the five rights of delegation can reduce the nurses’ fears about delegation
