Develop a comprehensive patient education plan for a health behavior or disease of your choice. The plan should be in a format for your entire patient population. Examples of behaviors or diseases might include but are not limited to smoking, heart disease, high blood pressure. Examples of patient education tools might include but are not limited to brochures, Powerpoint presentation, etc. You will choose one topic (health behavior/disease) and use as many education types as you choose. The goal is to provide excellent patient education and have compliance from your audience. Consider how the audience will understand your educational materials and if they will be able to implement the change presented to them.

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

Tim has schizophrenia and lives in a supported house with three others. Tim enjoys living in the house and gets on well with his other housemates. Tim wants to attend the local community centre for woodworking classes offered once a week on a weekday. Tim’s father taught him some carpentry skills when he was growing up and they used to make furniture together in the family shed. Tim feels he would like to attend the classes with the aim of one day doing an apprenticeship in cabinet making. Marg is Tim’s support worker. Marg accompanies Tim when he visits the community centre to look at the room and equipment where the classes are held and to meet the woodwork instructor. Tim is enthusiastic after the tour and explains to the instructor that he has schizophrenia. Marg notices that the instructor’s manner changes towards Tim after he tells him about his mental health needs. Tim is still keen to attend and hopes to begin classes next week.

QUESTIONS:

1. What are three myths the instructor might hold about mental illness? Correct these myths with a fact. (Approx. 80 words that you can present in a bullet point list if you wish).

2. Why is it important to allow a person with a mental illness to express their own identity and preferences and avoid imposing own values and attitudes? (Approx. 70 words).

3. There is a certain level of risk involved in using the tools at the woodworking classes. What is dignity of risk and why is it important that Tim be involved in any discussions? (Approx. 70 words).

Ellen Watson is a 65-year-old white woman who just had a colon resection for a cancerous tumor. The surgeon ordered a morphine PCA pump to control the pain. Mrs. Watson has severe arthritis in her hands and lower back. She is on a daily NSAID to control the pain related to the arthritis. Her daughter Marie is staying with her during the hospitalization because Mrs. Watson is a widow. Mrs. Watson has not had surgery before, so she is not sure what to expect. She is upset about the diagnosis of cancer. Lana Bridges is a student nurse assigned to care for Mrs. Watson. She is in her last clinical rotation and will be administering all medications with her instructor’s supervision. QUESTIONS: (Please provide both the ANSWER and RATIONALE)

. Lana is assigned to Mrs. Watson 2 days later. While she is in the room, Mrs. Watson
tells Lana that she is afraid of the cancer because there is always so much pain
associated with it. She asks Lana how to they treat cancer pain. How should Lana
respond to this question?

In 1986, the U.S. government passed the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA) to both protect communities from hazardous waste emergencies and also to provide information about hazards in those communities. In this exercise, you will gather data about two counties: Gwinnett County and Bartow County. Please conduct research in the following areas:

1: Choose 3 census data categories (e.g. median household income) of interest to EJ researchers. Identify the 2018 census data for those 3 categories for each county. (15 points)

^{Case Study 2: Mr. Matthews (Indigenous Culture)}

^{Mr. Matthew speaks with pride when discussing the health accomplishments, he has attained recently, despite some significant barriers. In the late 1990s, Mr. Mathews was diagnosed with schizophrenia. Around that time, at the age of 27, Mathew also discovered he was diabetic. Though he has been divorced for almost five years, he and his wife have recently attempted to reconcile. His wife is suffering from depression and they have two daughters and live in public housing with the support of the government. Mr. Matthews has received education on diabetes, attended teachings on medications, alternative and mainstream therapies, and participated in medicine walks and healing circles. One medicine walk was particularly interesting to Mr. Matthews, as it involved the teachings on blue fir pine trees. Mr. Matthews has also attended cooking classes, where there were four dieticians who would give different information and websites regarding healthy eating and nutrition. Mr. Matthews felt that the inclusion of an Elder in his patient journey was an important aspect of health. Mr. Matthews is happy with his lifestyle changes and proud of where he has come to in his health journey. By turning around his life routine, he has managed to give up sweets, avoid certain fruits, quit smoking, and quit drinking.}

1. ^{What are 4 recommendations by the TRCC with respect to healthcare and Aboriginals?}
2. ^{What is the purpose of healing circles and why were they banned?}
3. ^{What is the benefit of mainstream and alternative therapies?}
4. ^{Why would the inclusion of an Elder be important?}

Part I: Define the following concepts

1. Write four types of Qur’anic commentaries:

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3.

4.

Part II. Define the following concepts:

1. Nabi

2. Ummah

3. Araft

4. Mina

5. Rasul

6. Shari`ah

Part III. Answer the following questions:

1. Who put the Quran together in its current format and when was it done?

2. How many chapters and verses does the Quran have?

3. The Quran can roughly be divided into four different genres. What are they?

4. What does the word Jihad mean in Islam?

5. What does the word “ALLAH” means?

6. What is “Shahadah.”

7. What is the salient feature of the Meccean verses?

8. What is the salient feature of Madinan verses?

9. Who are the five major prophets?

10. What are “Unstable” verses?

In response to the following questions, write clear and concise essays.

1. The Quran appears to reject the crucifixion of Christ. What are some of the reasons for such a rejection? State the reasons and offer your own analysis and interpretation of it.

2. What are the five pillars of Islam and what each one tries to achieve?

Explain the meaning of the following statement: “The user of a computer system does not sit in isolation”, give an example of a healthcare system that support your explanation.

Theorist’s Background: Briefly identify the theorist’s background, including credentials and practice experiences, title of model/theory, reason for development and how the model/theory is classified (level of theory development) by the nursing community.Neuman's systerm model

Considering the current events, how relative do you think statistics are in the current COVID-19 pandemic? How do you see the role of statistics in the current public health COVID-19 pandemic response?