What is the purpose and function of an institutional review board? What is the difference between deductive and inductive reasoning in research? What are disadvantages of a convenience sample? Give one example of a data collection method (surveys, interviews, focus groups, etc.) What is the difference between internal and external validity? What is grounded theory […]
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Relates to the question “CLC – Health Care Organization Evaluation” The purpose of this assignment is to reflect on your collaborative practice within the CLC Health Organization Evaluation assignment. In 250-500 words, answer the following: Describe the communication tools and techniques used by your team. What were the strengths and weaknesses of the group when
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What are two historical research studies that were found to be unethical? Unethical research studies have not only left profound scars on individuals and communities but also catalyzed essential reforms in research ethics, ensuring future studies respect human rights and prioritize participant well-being. Two of the most infamous cases are the Tuskegee Syphilis Study and
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Discussion Post- Submit your PICOT question. What is the healthcare problem you propose to change? What impact does it have on the patient community cost of care quality of life readmissions? Discuss your setting PICOT Question: In adult patients with type 2 diabetes (P), does the implementation of a structured diabetes self-management education program (I)
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What are the goals of a patient interview? The Goals of a Patient Interview The patient interview is an essential element in healthcare, serving as a primary means of gathering information to build a comprehensive understanding of a patient’s health needs. It is an interactive process that aims to achieve specific goals, all contributing to
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A 28-year-old male presents to the primary care office for evaluation of left calf pain, swelling, and redness. He reports that this started one day ago and worsened today. He ran a 27-mile marathon 2 days ago and traveled for 3 hours in a car today. He reports slight pain on walking and a swollen
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Discuss four factors that contribute to alcohol use disorder. b. Describe two interventions that APRN can implement towards the treatment of alcohol use disorder. c. What roles does society play in the population of alcohol use disorders? d. Identify the barriers to treatment of alcohol use disorder. Alcohol Use Disorder: Contributing Factors, APRN Interventions, Societal
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What are some social determinants of health that contribute to the higher rates of bullying among LGBTQ+ high school students, and how can FNPs address these factors? How can mental health screenings and counseling services help reduce the long-term mental health impacts of bullying on LGBTQ+ students? What role can FNPs play in collaborating with
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Joan is a 59-year-old African American female who presents to your clinic with a BP of 168/90, morning headaches and feeling like her heart is beating “ too fast”. She reports having a headache at least 2 times a week when she first wakes up in the morning. She came to your clinic today because
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A woman has just been diagnosed with breast cancer. Her doctor tells her that while cancer is a multifactorial disease, she carries the breast cancer susceptibility gene, BRCA1. One of her two identical twin 19-year-old daughters is afraid that she also may have inherited the gene (Chapter 4, Learning Objective 2, 3, 8). What considerations
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