Strengths, Challenges, Opportunities and Threats (SCOT) is a simple yet comprehensive way of assessing the positive and negative forces within and outside your organization so you can be better prepared to act effectively. It reminds the project leader to build on strengths, minimize challenges, seize opportunities, and counteract threats. Assignment Prompt Each student will perform […]
The following questions refer to your experience in this week’s exercise, Conducting Moral and Ethical Dialog in Clinical Practice. Describe your overall experience with the moral and ethical dialog exercise, and address at least three (3) of the following: Did you find any of the scenarios more difficult to deal with than others? Did you
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Discuss the potential controversy when considering a patient’s right to know whether a caregiver has AIDS, and the caregiver’s right to privacy and confidentiality. Consider the following: A physician cut his hand with a scalpel while he was assisting another physician. Because of the uncertainty that blood had been transferred from the physician’s hand wound
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The purpose of learning the ropes of policy, politics and advocacy is to influence health care or broader social agendas that influence human health. Discuss a time where you influence health care through advocacy. The discussion must address the topic with 400 words and with 2 scholarly references. Attached you can find the rubric to
The purpose of learning the ropes of policy, politics and advocacy is to influence health care or broader social agendas that influence human health. Discuss a time where you influence health care through advocacy. The discussion must address the topic with 400 words and with 2 scholarly references. Attached you can find the rubric to
Case Study A 41-year-old male patient presents at the community walk-in clinic with complaints of severe elbow pain radiating into the forearm. His 13-year-old daughter is serving as a translator because her father cannot speak English and understands only a few words in English. The daughter explains that he has been taking Tylenol® to manage
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Give an example of community health needs assessment (CHNA) data from Annapolis family support center. Identify what their top findings were. Title: Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) Data Analysis: Annapolis Family Support Center Introduction: Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) is a critical process that helps identify the health-related needs and priorities of a specific community.
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https://www.ted.com/talks/sunny_miller_life_with_gender_dysphoria Please watch the ACEs video on Gender Dysmorphia/Dysphoria. When we ask questions of our patients we should always keep in mind whether we are asking for the betterment of their care or for our own curiosity. Discuss what this idea means to you and how you could apply this to a patient with gender
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Philosophy Of Nursing : A Holistic Approach to Healthcare Introduction Nursing is a dynamic and multifaceted profession that plays a pivotal role in the healthcare system. At its core, nursing is not merely a collection of tasks and responsibilities; rather, it embodies a profound philosophy that guides its practice and defines its essence. It is
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Paragraph One: Briefly describe the type(s) of nursing health assessments you commonly perform. Explain how your nursing health assessments are focused or comprehensive. Provide examples of key subjective and objective data collected by nurses in this setting. Paragraph Two: Describe the typical patient population in your practice setting. What are some special considerations that you
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