Make an ethical argument either for or against the law or policy, if a pregnant woman required life support?

subject is nursing

Due Thursday (25 pts) HCS/451

Write a 175- to 265-word response to the following:

• What are some challenges of risk and quality management? Explain.
• Which do you believe is the hardest challenge to overcome? Why?

What are some oral or digestive side effects of chemotherapy? (i.e. metallic taste)

• Read the article: The Social Determinants of Health: Coming of Age.
• On the basis of your reading, create a report, answering the following:
  • Define, understand, and discuss some of the major risk factors for health and health care disparities and why they are associated with poorer outcomes among some multicultural populations.
  • Discuss how social advantage and health advantage are transmitted across lifetimes and generations.
  • Describe the implications for health care policy in addressing health.
  • Discuss at least of two of the knowledge gaps presented in the reading. How would you reduce these challenges?

PHC 331

Cigarette smoking leads to disease and disability and harms nearly every organ of the body. Smoking causes cancer, heart disease, stroke, lung diseases, type 2 diabetes, and other chronic health conditions. The impact also extends beyond the smoker.                                                  

200- 500 words

1-Give an Overview about Cigarette smoking in Saudi Arabia?

2- How our Ministry of health is collaborate with other ministries in the kingdom in ordered to encourage people to stop smoking in Saudi Arabia?

Read the following case study, then answer the questions that follow.

Gayle is an aged care support worker. She is working with Leila, an older person, who needs to exercise to build muscle mass and bone density to decrease the likelihood of falling and associated health risks as a result of falls. The district nurse and Leila support this strategy. Leila’s family is also involved in her case, and they disagree and are openly hostile towards Gayle and others in the group.

Gayle speaks with her supervisor, who asks Gayle how she has handled the family. Gayle responds, ‘I keep telling them about the benefits of exercise but they won’t listen.’

Her supervisor asks, ‘Gayle, have you tried asking them what their concerns are?’ Gayle admits that she has not. Gayle speaks with the family members. ‘I’d really like to find a strategy that we are all comfortable with. What are your main concerns?’

The family tells Gayle that they are most worried that Leila will hurt herself. Gayle acknowledges the family members’ concerns. She then discusses the physical impacts of falling. She explains in plain language how strong muscles can help a person stay upright and can help them stabilize more effectively. Leila’s son says, ‘So that’s why you want mother to exercise?’

As a group, they then develop an exercise program to help Leila gain strength.

Question

1. Explain how Gayle encouraged the family members to collaborate?
2. Who should you involve in assessing the outcomes of a risk minimization strategy?
3. What methods would you use to encourage the involvement of the older person, their carer, and others involved in the care plan?

PHC 273

During COVID-19 people experienced several symptoms of mental health disorders (anxiety, depression, stress, and insomnia). Refer to the previous research studies and answer the following:

• Give examples of mental health disorders during the self-isolation period.
• Identify the groups at high risk to develop severe symptoms of mental health disease.

Evidence indicates that as many as 90% of all people seeking treatment for a drug or alcohol use disorder also meet diagnostic criteria for another psychiatric disorder. This situation, termed co-morbidity, can arise for many reasons and can take many forms. Name a few highly prevalent forms of co-morbidity and describe how they might influence long term recovery from the respective disorders.

what are some of the characteristics of high-performance teams in healthcare? Which of these characteristics can you bring with you into your role as a healthcare leader and explain why?

(The performance theory- goal-setting). Apply the selected performance theory on either a coworker who does only the minimum work required but nothing more or an employee who complains constantly about patients. Describe the theory and based on the theory, develop strategies to help the employee.