How does a health care organization ensure internal enforcement of regulations by providing examples?

What are the consequences of noncompliance on key stakeholders outside the organization (e.g., patients, members, providers, taxpayers)?

When talking about wounded worriers suffering with PTSD answer the following questions using the code of ethics.

What moral obligation do nurses have to prevent human entrapment rather than just caring for victims of violence?

When nurses observe an underserved population trapped by this external factor, what should be done?

How should a nurse begin to mobilize awareness to address issues entrapping the population being served?

*****Urgent Please !!!! Please answer using ---- RESEARCH QUESTION - ( How has the COVID-2019 pandemic affected mental health among hospital employees? )*****

1. What is your research question?

2. Does your research question meet the FINER criteria? Please explain

3. Provide some background and significance.

4. What is your proposed study design? What is your time frame?

5. What is your justification for your proposed study design.

6. Who is your proposed study population? What are the selection criteria? How are you going to reach your proposed study population? Do you plan on surveying everyone, or take a sample? I take a sample, will it be a random or convenience, or other sampling design? We will go over sampling designs in more detail later, but I'd like you to make an educated guess.

7. Why did you choose this study population, the selection criteria, the sampling design, etc.?

8. What is/are your exposure(s) of interest, and how will you collect information on your exposure variables? Why did you choose this way of measuring?

9. What is/are your outcome(s) of interest, and how are you going to collect information on your outcome variables? Why did you choose this way of measuring?

10. Provide an example of a research hypothesis related to your study.

Do not do sample size calculations or analytic approach.

Think like a scientist and carefully considering the different aspects of your study design.

Below is what I usually eat daily. Answer the following questions on the food log below.

What are the functions of each nutrient?

Did you consume enough or too much of each (deficiencies / excesses)?

What are the health benefits of each, as well as the risks to health if too much or too little are consumed?

Did you select good sources of each (fried vs baked, simple vs complex carbs, saturated vs unsaturated fats, etc.)?

What would be your recommendations/modifications for optimal health benefits? Give specific examples (e.g., if you were lacking Vit. D, list sources that would increase your Vit. D consumption).

Food log, Day 1

Breakfast

Water             0 kcal            

Lunch

Chicken and Shrimp with Fried Rice 780 kcal

Water              0 kcal

Snack 1

Doritos Chips             150 kcal

Dinner

Macaroni & Cheese   360 kcal

Hot Dog                     150 kcal

Water                          0 kcal

Snack 2

Grapes                         62 kcal

Total: 1,502 kcal

Describe the process of billing and collections.

What were the major arguments made by W. E. B. Du Bois in his efforts to expand civil rights in America? How does this compare to Booker T. Washington’s arguments?

Based on your prior experience when interviewing patients, when faced with sensitive issues is it difficult to ask questions. How do you prepare yourself?, Which areas do you consider sensitive? Have you had an experience you would like to share?, Will the knowledge learned this week how will you address some of these issues or topics?

Osteoporosis is an age-related condition characterized by loss of bone mineral density (BMD) and is a risk factor for fractures in older women. A research project on women looking at fracture rates and bone mineral density showed that women with the lowest bone mineral density were associated with a higher fracture rate than those with higher bone mineral densities. Women targeted with bone mineral density rates of less than 2.5 standard deviations (SD) were evaluated and this was found to be effective in reducing fractures in those treated (compared with a control group of persons in the same range but not treated). A consortium of family practice, ob-gyn, and geriatric clinics and senior health centers decide to start a city-wide prevention campaign, therefore, to prevent falls and fractures in women. Implemented over five-years, this intervention screened and reached virtually all women with a bone mineral density of less than 2.5 SD. Follow-up evaluation, however, indicated no significant reduction in the overall fractures of women in the community during this period. They consulted a local public health professional who provided them with data and the figure below.

(5a) First define Rose’s Theorem. Drawing upon Rose’s Theorem, offer one hypothesis that might explain the failure of this intervention to reduce the overall prevalence and incidence of bone fractures in the community.

(5b) Describe an alternative intervention, and explain how this intervention would be more effective at reducing overall number of fractures. Define Rose’s prevention paradox and state how your intervention is an application of Rose’s “prevention paradox.”

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.

1. a. what similarities and differences do you see between the 1918 flu pandemic and the current COVID-19 pandemic?

b. The 1918 flu pandemic had a huge impact on the world and history. What kind of impact do you think the COVID-19 pandemic will have on our future? (I'm more so asking what kind of societal or historical impacts you think the pandemic will have, not so much about the death tolls, etc.)

Review (within the last year) health-related policy (not the Affordable Care Act). on the medicare or Medicaid acts or pharmacy acts, review one of those related to health care policy and review,

Introduce this policy in your paper and discuss the following:

How the governmental policy process informs the development, implementation, and assessment of policy within the realm of health care.

The impact of your chosen policy on health care consumers, organizations, and systems. The impact of your chosen policy on health care providers.

imagine you are adapting a new policy to the health care organization at which you work (or where you wish to work). Describe the organization and discuss the following:

1. The stakeholders involved in policy formation and their impact on health care policy formation and structures.
2. The response you expect from those stakeholders.
3. The specific impact this governmental policy will make (positive, negative, indifferent) and why?