Why is justice in healthcare more complicated than just doing what is fair?

Active listening is an important element of therapeutic communication. Practice your active listening skills by pretending that a statement was made to you, the HCW. Using one of the five phrases at the end of the directions, complete the following assignment on the Therapeutic Communications Discussion Forum:
Instructions
1. Rephrase the message for verification by the pt., using any of the nine methods of active listening mentioned in Week 2 Lecture. (Make sure you use one of the Nine Methods of Active Listening, preferably not the method of silence.

2. Tell us what method(s) you are using.

3. After you have verified the message, compose a therapeutic response or answer to the pt.

5. You are helping Mrs. Smith, an elderly female patient dress, the patient states, “With my arthritis, I can’t tie my own shoes anymore. Getting old is not fun.”

Functional BioMechanics

1. To understand how basic laws of mechanical physics and engineering impact and shape the structure and function of the human body
2. Mechanics: a branch of physics that documents motion (kinematics) and the causes of motion (kinetics)

To apply this understanding to

3. improve the outcomes of our movements (i.e., performance effectiveness) and
4. increase or maintain our safety and health.

Solve problems to

• Enhance performance
• Reduce injury
• Evaluate the effectiveness of a movement
• Select the proper sport equipment, tool, or occupational equipment

Consider the following scenarios using the below criteria and come up with the best plan design and instructions. Use the facts supplied in the scenarios in your analysis.

Assess:

1. Task

2. Performer Goal

3. Performer Characteristics

4. Environment

5. Bio-mechanical Efficiency

Scenario 1.

Ilisa is 7 months pregnant and has to pick up and move a box of books on the floor about 50 feet across the room, around a large couch and set it on a table. She has about 1 minute before she has to take an important call but wants to get the task done first. Before she was pregnant, she was very physically active, participating in regular Pilates classes and hitting the gym a few times a week. However, she hasn't been doing any of her usual activities since the third month of pregnancy.

Percocet is given to an 89- year old female, weighing 98 lbs. with a history of end-stage renal disease, hypertension, and arthritis is admitted for pain management following a fall. Identify the variables which might influence absorption of the po medication. What else would the nurse want to know

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?