1. What are the characteristics of an effective leader? Give an example of an effective leader you know, and explain why and how s(he) is effective.

¿What are the three levels of healthcare and the services under each level?

Explain, ¿What the purpose of the Patient Protection and Affordable Health Care Act (2010)?

How are the evaluation questions from (Program evaluation) and a program's logic model related?

In what ways are these dependent on one another?

¿Which are the community-based healthcare issues?

7. Explain ¿Which are the factors affecting home healthcare management?

Case Study A 42 year old female patient has been scheduled for a diagnostic laparoscopy to search for any pathology causing her chronic pelvic pain. While in the preoperative holding area, a registered nurse performed the nursing evaluation: checked the patient's documentation, history and physical, allergies, and special needs, while providing emotional support. The anesthesia care provider reviewed the surgical steps and started an iv line. The RN and OR nursing assistant bring the patient on the stretcher into the OR. The patient notices a person in the OR wearing a surgical gown, mask, gloves, hair cover, and protective eyewear; this person is setting up a surgical instrument, equipment, and supplies on a large table draped in blue material. This strange looking person steps back from the table, turns to the patient, and says, "Good morning, my name is Karen. I'm a Certified Surgical Technologist and I'll be assisting Dr. Lee today."

                         Questions
1. What nursing role is the RN functioning?

2. In what surgical technologist role is Karen functioning?

3. What is the preferred educational background for Karen as established the Association of Surgical Technologists?

4. What organization is responsible for accrediting the school Karen attended?

5. What organization offers the CST examination that Karen successfully passed?
                        

Can you please answer this problem, this is just for another view:

Perform an internet search to locate news articles on some of the issues today concerning nursing homes in San Antonio. Write a 2 page, double spaced paper (Minimum pages 2; it can be longer of course) stating what you have discovered from your research is a major issue within this vulnerable community and possible ways to transform/change the problem. Then address your social obligation and ways you might personally contribute to the common good in this community in other ways than the Adopt a Nursing Home service. And finally, reflect on what you have learned about advancing justice.

Identify three (3) potential impacts of various Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural factors on them in relation to the delivery of health and community care services.

As we explored this week, late adulthood is a dynamic, rich time of life with many transitions and times of both growth and loss. One of the most profound experiences in late adulthood is that of death and dying – both our own death and the loss of loved ones. In our readings this week, we learned about how important cultural contexts are in understanding the death and dying process. As current/future healthcare professionals, having an understanding of how others process death and grief is key to being able to provide quality support and care. For our final assignment for this class, you will be reflecting on the following scenarios.

Part I: Imagine…you are 77 years old. You have lived a happy, fulfilling life, but have recently learned you have terminal cancer and are reflecting on how you want to spend your last few months and what you would like for your final wishes. In 1-2 pages, describe what you would like this last chapter of your life to look like. Consider:

• What is your cultural heritage? What cultural traditions do you or your family hold that would impact your dying process and last wishes? (i.e. I’m Irish and my family and cultural heritage view death as a time to celebrate the life of a loved one with a long Irish wake, stories about our loved one, laughter, etc. We view funerals as a time to be very emotionally expressive about our loss).
• How does your family communicate about or view death? What impact does communication with loved ones have on the death and dying process?

Part II: Imagine…you are a nurse, social worker, hospice volunteer or other healthcare professional working with a 77-year-old terminal cancer patient who is struggling with her end of life decisions. She is stoic and hard-working. Her culture values privacy and independence. She doesn’t wish to burden her family and so changes the subject anytime her children try to broach the topic of her final wishes, taking care of her house/pets, her will, etc. She becomes uncomfortable anytime you or other care providers ask to discuss her wishes on things such as DNR orders, religious wishes, or final arrangements. Her children are concerned about her and are worried they don’t know how to best fulfill her wishes and are imploring you to help. In 1-2 pages, consider:

• How might your own views on death and dying impact your work with this patient?
• How might you seek to guide or help this patient and her family through this time?
• What cultural context might be at work here to consider?

Discuss how each of the four concepts of the nursing metaparadigm (nursing, person, environment, and health) have been described in common themes in most theoretic nursing literature, according to Chinn and Kramer (2018, pp. 49-52)

1. Describe a situation where both legal and ethical obligations would be interrelated in a nursing workplace. Your answer must be between 40 – 80 words in length

Discuss six possible complications that can arise in the pueperium?

Compare telehealth in Ontario to Successful Telehealth Programs?

-look at a couple of comparable telehealth programs that are begin shown to be successful

-what did changes they implement to make it work for users

Discuss how disease affects the elderly and how their lives might change. Include health insurance costs, the need for additional income for treatment or in-home healthcare, and the need for other resources. Consider the possibility that you may need progressive medications and treatments that could be life changing but may not be covered by insurance.