Explain how to measure and monitor the quality of care delivered and the outcomes achieved by an Advanced Practice Nurse. How to Measure and Monitor the Quality of Care Delivered and the Outcomes Achieved by an Advanced Practice Nurse The quality of care provided by Advanced Practice Nurses (APNs) is central to achieving optimal health […]
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Case Scenario 1- Complete the chart and answer the case scenario pain that is Kelly is a 19-year-old female who comes to your clinic complaining of severe menstrualusually worse just prior to and during the first two days of her menses. The pain is sometimes so severe that she has fainted. She states that defecation
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Scenario: A 32 year old female reports a history of depression, crying spells, substance abuse, and behaviors that include eating and sleeping very little, talking excessively, and gambling. The patient is sarcastic during the initial evaluation. Based on this scenario, respond to the following questions: Does this case potentially involve a patient with a unipolar or
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Bertha, a 58 – year – old Hispanic female, presents to the primary care clinic to establish care. She states that in 1985 she received a blood transfusion after sustained an MVA. She had tested positive for hepatitis C virus ( HCV ) in the past, but ignored any advice regarding treatment options. She brings
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Health Promotion in the Prenatal & Infant Population Case Study 3 A.V. is a nurse practitioner working with the public health department. Community assessments reveal that one rural community has a high rate of teenage pregnancy. A.V. conducts parenting classes at the local high school and aims to reach first-time expectant parents. Her goal is
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Read “Case Study: Providing Team-Based Care in a School Setting,” at the beginning of Chapter 15 in the textbook, and address the following points: Why is interprofessional collaboration important in this case study? What other health care professionals might need to be involved in the planning and problem solving related to Sarah’s care? What are
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Assume that the health care organization where you work has recently decided to change its policy regarding paid-time-off, where all employees must accrue PTO before it can be used, rather than starting the fiscal year with a set number of days available for personal leave. Three upset coworkers approach you and explain how they are rounding
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Analyze the application of technology and professional standards related to your health process issue at your practicum site in a 4–6 page paper, and submit your required practicum hours. In your previous assessment, you defined and analyzed your health process issue in the context of your practicum site. Now that you’ve gained more experience, continue
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The purpose of this assignment is to evaluate different aspects of team development and collaboration within a health care environment, and to assess how teamwork directly affects patient care and outcomes. Select a specific type of health care facility to evaluate for this assignment. Consider hospitals, clinics, blood banks, birth centers, hospice homes, or other
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) publishes a list of health care-acquired conditions (HACs) that reasonably could have been prevented through the application of risk management strategies. What actions has your health care organization (or have health care organizations in general) implemented to manage or prevent these “never events” from happening within their
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