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What are some major demographic populations, providers, and regulatory bodies affected by the Affordable Care Act?
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What are the Affordable Care Act that are major ethical considerations in the context of a Christian worldview perspective regarding the issue from a patient/family, patient care provider, and regulatory body perspective. What are the implications for carrying out work within the public arena with compassion, justice, and concern for the common good?
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Research the Internet for information about different types of infections and how they are classified by the CDC. Then chose a topic that relates to readmission rates, infection rates, or related rates. Investigate any trends or patterns in your chosen topic. You must identify the rate(s) that you have chosen and provide supporting details for any trends or patterns that you have determined.
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An older adult suffers sleep disturbances and pain.
What are the benefits of sleep and what are three effective and
acceptable interventions for older adults in that
case?
2-- A 78 year-old male is losing bowel and bladder
control. What are three effective and acceptable interventions, for
each system, for this older adult?
3-- Skin integrity and sensory alterations are, at
times, closely interrelated for the older adult. Discuss three
effective interventions that may be implemented for an older adult
with limited physical functions?
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dicuss the similarities and differences between
deviant and criminal behavior. why crime is a form of deviance but
no all forms of deviant behavior can be considered
criminal?
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growth monitoring has not brought about the intended purpose or objective at community level.Discuss the notion
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what are the economic and cultural reasons for the marital/ family structure called fraternal polyandry that is found in some regions of Northern India, Tibet and the Himalayas?
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What are some public administration concepts that relate to current issues involving governmental services and activities that have to do with healthcare. i.e. diabetes.
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CASE STUDY
Christopher aged 12 (White UK), Amy aged 8 (dual heritage Caribbean/White UK) and Kerry aged 3(dual heritage Caribbean/White UK) have been removed from their mother (White UK) who is an alcoholic and who attacked Christopher in a drunken rage after Amy disclosed sexual interference by him.
The children do not have the same father and Kerry’s father, Andy (UK born Caribbean) recently left the family home after social services discovered he has sexual offences against children. (This was brought to light when Andy’s other child Mary aged 14 went to social services and informed them about her father and abuse in the family. This is the basis of the previous task above). Their maternal grandfather (White UK), is also a sex offender and it is suspected that he has had unsupervised contact with the children. The maternal grandmother (White Irish), suffered from psychotic illness throughout her life and is currently in hospital.
Amy and Kerry are also displaying sexualised behaviour and Christopher is vey aggressive. He has bitten the foster carer and has been excluded from school for hitting other children and sexual interference with another child.
Amy and Christopher are not doing well in school in any event. They are not learning and are shunned by the other children. The foster care finds faeces about the house and suspects it is Christopher, who has also been discovered hording food in his bedroom.
Kerry is showing signs of developmental delay. She does not give eye contact, she head bangs and does not like to be touched. She was extremely distraught to be removed from her mother and absolutely will not accept comfort from the foster carer, but occasionally will do so from Christopher and Amy.
CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING
1. Your impressions of the children’s attachment style
2. How the world and adults may seem to the children?
3. How you would engage with the children in light of this?
4. What type of assessments would the children need and by whom?
5. What would be their care needs in the short and long term?
6. The advantages and disadvantages of separating the children or keeping them together.
7. How would you consider the children’s contact with family members
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An adult client tells a nurse about siblings with sickle cell anemia. The client’s greatest concern is about offspring being affected by the disease in the future. Which is the most appropriate advice the nurse provides to the client?
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“Adoption of a child is the best way to prevent the disease.” |
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“There are constant breakthroughs for treating the condition.” |
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“You and your partner need to seek genetic counseling.” |
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“Even as carriers, your offspring will exhibit the disease.” |
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As patient-centered care is more widely implemented, how do you envision health record practice evolving
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Give a brief description of Medicaid or Medicare (no
more than 2 sentences). Then discuss 3 specific (non-age;
non-financial) criteria for services from the program, for an older
adult client. Be sure to cover service, length of time, provider
types that may provide the service, the channels through which the
patient may obtain each service.
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