Discussion Overview Topic: Hypertension Management in the Older Adult Hypertension is a common condition in older adults. Older adults benefit from the treatment of their hypertension, but special considerations need to be given before initiating pharmacological therapy due to the risk of increased complications. Discuss two strategies that you will use when initiating antihypertensive therapy in […]
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D. SAA CULTURE PLAN OF CARE One is an individual plan of care. This can be a (personal plan of care based on your own culture or a culture of your choice).In place of an APA ASSIGNMENT, please draft an individual plan of care related to one’s personal culture or a selected population of interest.
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Give a one page description of the situation you experienced and explain how incorporating or not incorporating patient preferences, social determinants of healthLinks to an external site., and values impacted the outcome of their treatment plan. Be specific and provide examples. Then, explain how including patient preferences, social determinants of health, and values might impact the
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This link will take you to an article about cultural assessment. Follow this link: https://ethnomed.org/resource/cultural-relevance-in-end-of-life-care/ Links to an external site. and read about cultural issues about groups of persons and then some evaluation methods (eg. Kleinman & Campbell and Geiger & Davidheizer assessment techniques, etc.) The reason I am having you look at these and think about
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outline the metrics you would use to measure the success of your proposed intervention. Include the source of your metrics (should be from the evidence-based practice literature) and the hypothesized outcomes you anticipate from the intervention. Include risks and both potential positive and negative outcomes. Cite any sources in APA format. Title: Metrics for Measuring
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TRANSLATION OF EVIDENCE AND APPLICATION Title: Translation of Evidence and Application Title: Translation of Evidence and Application Introduction The process of translating evidence into practical applications is a critical step in the field of research and healthcare. Evidence-based practice (EBP) is an approach that integrates the best available research evidence with clinical expertise and patient
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Using Qualitative and Quantitative Methods to Inform Evidence-Based Practice. Using Qualitative and Quantitative Methods to Inform Evidence-Based Practice Introduction Evidence-based practice (EBP) is a fundamental approach in healthcare and various other fields that emphasizes making decisions based on empirical evidence and research findings rather than tradition or personal opinions. To inform evidence-based practice effectively, both
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Putting it All Together (Capstone final draft) What are the benefits of constructing an abstract and a capstone poster with regard to dissemination of research findings? Expectations APA format with intext citations Word count minimum of 260, not including references. References: at least 1 high-level scholarly references within the last 5 years in APA format.
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ANCC vs AANP In 100-200 words, please discuss which national certification exam (ANCC vs AANP) you plan to take and why? Answer: the exam I am planning to take is AANP. Please consider costs including member discounts, proctoring options, locations (New Jersey), and exam content. Discuss factors that influenced your decision. Discuss your ideal time (February)
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1. Interoperability can only be achieved when provider organizations do the work necessary to participate. Do provider organizations have the necessary incentives to do that work? 2. Private health information exchanges seem to be growing at a faster pace than public health information exchanges. Public exchanges should arguably offer more value to patients and lower