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Communication in the workplace is very important; we communicate with colleagues, patients, administrators, and others. Often, we find ourselves having to persuade some of these groups.
Step 1: Imagine you are working as a Nurse in an Emergency Room setting. What scenarios in this workplace setting will require persuasion? Think of everyone you could interact with.
Step 2: Discuss how you plan to handle this situation. How will you persuade the person to do what you are asking? What will you do if they do not comply (what repercussions are there)? What is the ideal way to handle this situation?
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Week Four Discussion
1. Identify occupational health hazards for student nurses.
2 Identify all possible factors that might influence health then take one factor and conduct an in-depth analysis of potential health effects.
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Diabetes- Which variable change causes the transition from prediabetic to diabetic?
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You are admitting a 19-year-old female college student to the hospital for fevers. using the patients provided, choose a culture unfamiliar to you and described what is essential to remember while you interview this patient discuss the health care support systems available in your community for someone of this culture if no support systems are available in your community, identify a national resource
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The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 (ACA) and the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015 (MACRA) changed the way that healthcare providers are reimbursed in the United States. Both laws attempt to move from a volume-based reimbursement method to a quality-based reimbursement method. For this discussion forum, select one of the two laws and discuss some key points of how the law you selected has changed reimbursement. Consider discussing if we have seen improvements in quality and decreased costs in healthcare since the implementation of the laws.
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Identify a medical decision that a patient or family might have to make that involves only scientific or medical considerations. If you are not able to identify such a potential decision, discuss why.
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Please write 1 paragraph for each of the following and each paragraph shall be no more than 6 sentences.
1. Two patients are in need of a life-saving medication of which there is a very limited supply and only enough medication for one patient. Patient A is 78 years old and in good health. Patient B is 20 years old and has multiple chronic illnesses. Which patient do you believe should receive this medication? Why?
2. What does the ANA code of Ethics have to do with a nurse's role in clinical research?
3. America's first law to regulate drugs was the Federal Purse Food and Drug Act of 1906, which did not include drug effectiveness and drug safety. Describe problems that could result from this.
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Who is the contact person for hospital purchases? Ask about the process of selling an item to them. How complex is it? Preferably for hospitals in Philadelphia.
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I need a summary of stroke diagnosis, and how a diet for them make impact a hispanic person? What does this mean to them?
What do hispanics typically eat? And their cultural practices?
After a stroke, what should a hispanic need to eat?? (Puree diet)
What foods should they limit?
Any restrictions?
Also, can I get a breakfast, lunch, and dinner menu sample?
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What should be included in a disaster preparedness plan for your home and family? Create the planning guide on the FEMA website for your home and family
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