The issues that you face as an HSPP are rarely unique to the community in which you find yourself working. Local challenges can often be fueled by factors that are regional, national, or international in nature. You also may be asked to prioritize needs of organizations or funding. One difficult issue that affects local communities, […]
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Practicing ethics is central to your role a HSPP and is essential for the profession as a whole to maintain credibility and trust with service users and the wider public. Practicing ethics can be challenging when two ethical decisions may be in conflict. For example, you have to protect a service user’s right to confidentiality
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Overview: Lifestyle modifications play a crucial role in preventing and managing chronic diseases such as cardiovascular disease. For this discussion, you will explore how lifestyle changes-such as nutrition, physical activity, stress management, and avoiding harmful behaviors–can prevent or modify disease processes and promote restoration of health. (CSLO#4). 1. Choose a Disease Process: Select a specific
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Should be at least 500 words, formatted and cited in current APA style with support from at least 2 academic sources/references within last 5 years. Reviewed on TURNITIN, no repeat work. Each question must be answered individually as in bullet points. Example: Question 1, followed by answer; Question 2, followed by answer..etc. Roles & Responsibilities of the Advanced Nurse
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How might your personal experiences, self-identity, bias, and privilege impact your community and decision-making? Reflect on the demands that are or may be placed on you every day that may be compounded while in school. What strategies, resources, and/or boundaries might you implement to address these demands and why? Background info: I am a nurse
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Protecting human research participants is of utmost importance. Even though your change project will not be implemented in the field and you will not be engaging with human subjects in this context, it is still critical that all healthcare professionals have a solid foundation in patient rights and protections within the realm of research. It is
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What is transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), and what conditions does it treat? How TMS works? What are the risks, benefits, and side effects? Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS): An Overview Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is a non-invasive, FDA-approved neuromodulation therapy that uses magnetic fields to stimulate nerve cells in the brain. It is primarily employed to
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Choose a special or at-risk population for any substance use disorder and discuss education, therapies, community resources, and treatment options. Include information regarding the special challenges they face. For example, teenagers and vaping, or the homeless population and alcoholism. Substance Use Disorder in the Homeless Population: Challenges, Education, Therapies, Resources, and Treatment Options Substance use
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Neurocognitive disorders can be very devastating for both the patient and their family members. Compare two types of neurocognitive disorders and include disease trajectory and any scale/measure to identify worsening disease. Give one pharmacologic treatment and one nonpharmacologic treatment for the disorders. Neurocognitive Disorders: A Comparative Analysis and Treatment Approaches Neurocognitive disorders (NCDs) encompass a
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Discuss caring as a path to healing? Name and briefly discuss the three structural criteria used for evaluating middle-range theories. Caring as a Path to Healing Caring is a fundamental element in the healing process, transcending the boundaries of traditional medical practices. The act of caring goes beyond physical interventions, addressing emotional, spiritual, and psychological
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