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Pharmaceutical Treatment Regimen

Create a pharmaceutical treatment regimen for each of the following. 18-year-old female with positive with chlamydia and gonorrhea exposure 52-year-old male with BPH complaint. 68-year-old female with a urinary tract infection. The patient specific details are yours to develop and consider to support your choices. The non-prescription medication if any, AND the prescription details must

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What Public Health Nurses Do

What do public health nurses do? How might social, economic, and environmental factors affect health? Public Health Nurses and the Influence of Social, Economic, and Environmental Factors on Health Public health nurses (PHNs) play a critical role in the healthcare system by promoting and protecting the health of populations. They work in a variety of

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How Policy Impact Healthcare

How might policy impact healthcare? What is the role of ethics in policymaking and healthcare? How Might Policy Impact Healthcare? Healthcare policies play a critical role in shaping the delivery, accessibility, and quality of healthcare services. These policies are created at the local, state, and national levels and are designed to address specific needs within

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Equitable and Ethical Population Health Policies

Annotated Bibliography: Equitable and Ethical Population Health Policies   PART 2 ( USE TEMPLATE Equitable and Ethical Population Health Policies Paper Select from the following topics: Homeless veterans Migrants and health issues Pregnant Teens Elderly and mental health American Indians and opioid addiction A population of your choice as approved by your faculty After selecting

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Evidence of Pharmacodynamic and Pharmacokinetic Principles

The goal of this journal entry is to analyze current and emerging evidence of pharmacodynamic and pharmacokinetic principles that are basic to the mechanism of action of antidiabetic drug classes. Choose four anti-diabetic drug classes providing one medication example each with doses and frequency. Include mechanisms of action, absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion and contraindication details.

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