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Explain why, even though the rules guaranteeing access have been enhanced, it's still difficult for patients...

Explain why, even though the rules guaranteeing access have been enhanced, it's still difficult for patients to access their health data and how do the finalized CMS and ONC rules enhancing patient access affect how organizations manage healthcare information. Pay special attention to include the expanded use of health data apps, mobile access to healthcare information, and the concepts of information blocking and data withholding.

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what can we eat to be healthy

what can we eat to be healthy

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CASE STUDY #6 FOR WEEK 2 NR224 Miss SP is a 75 year old female who...

CASE STUDY #6 FOR WEEK 2 NR224

Miss SP is a 75 year old female who comes to your ER saying she is so tired she cannot care for herself and wonders what she should do. She has always been independent and able to care for herself and her sister who is 80 years old. They were both school teacher and retired about 20 years ago. They did a lot of traveling and have just returned from a trip through Russia via the Viking cruise on the river from Moscow to St. Petersburg. She thought the trip was exhausting which was when her sister started nagging her to get checked. Today she insisted that she come in to the ER as their primary care provider was not able to see her for 2 weeks. She has a PMH of hypertension and hyperlipidemia and might have had a minor heart attack about 10 years ago. She does note that if she rests for an hour or so she again has some energy but it does not last long. Denies chest pain or shortness of breath. You find when you ask more questions that her sister is having some issues with her memory.

In doing your assessment what further history do you need, what exam would you want to do and what would be an appropriate nursing diagnosis. When you have decided on the nursing diagnosis, come up with a plan, a SMART goal and implementation and how would you evaluate it.

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Identify which process analysis tool is best for identifying the potential causes of a problem and...

Identify which process analysis tool is best for identifying the potential causes of a problem and briefly explain how it identifies causes. Using that information give an example of a problem and explain the method of identifying the cause.

This is for a discussion post! Please provide at least 200 words with your response. Thanks in advance.

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If you were to implement a research project to answer your clinical or management question: How...

If you were to implement a research project to answer your clinical or management question:

How will you ensure that ethical principles are fostered?
What statistical analyses would you incorporate?

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What ethical principles should underlie reasonable and socially tolerable procedures for the collection of medical debt?...

What ethical principles should underlie reasonable and socially tolerable procedures for the collection of medical debt?

Do hospitals have an ethical obligation to use debt collection powers differently than other creditors?

This is for a discussion post! Please provide at least 100 words with your response. Thanks in advance.

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What is the pathophysiology behind the belief that caffeine has a diuretic effect when consumed and...

What is the pathophysiology behind the belief that caffeine has a diuretic effect when consumed and will induce dehydration if used by athletes or those who perform strenuous exercise.

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HIV/AIDS is still considered a pandemic disease due to its continued existence throughout the various populations...

HIV/AIDS is still considered a pandemic disease due to its continued existence throughout the various populations in the world. How does malaria and TB figure into this dilemma?

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Visit a health clinic or physician’s office in your area and pick up an educational flyer...

Visit a health clinic or physician’s office in your area and pick up an educational flyer or brochure about a disease or health problem. Critique the material for:

Reading level (does it match well with the intended audience?)

Clarity (simple terms or medical jargon?)

Visuals (are pictures or simple images used to help convey the message?)

ALTERNATIVE: Look in the newspaper or on the news for a health risk issue in your area. What were the interventions used? Could the disease or injury have been prevented?

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Devise a plan for encouraging cooperation of the toddler or preschooler during various parts of the...

Devise a plan for encouraging cooperation of the toddler or preschooler during various parts of the physical examination

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Find a dietary assessment tool that can be used either generally or for a specific alteration...

Find a dietary assessment tool that can be used either generally or for a specific alteration in health. You can use your favorite search engine (Google, Bing, Yahoo Search, AltaVista, to name a few). You may find the tool on a governmental data base, being used by an organization or facility, or in a journals and registries. You may decide to select a general tool or one that you can include in your course project for the disease selected. When you have found your assessment tool, evaluate its effectiveness by answering the following questions. What is the purpose of this tool? Do you believe that the purpose is fulfilled based on the questions being asked? Why? In what ways does the tool account for the individual perceptions and needs of the client? Is there a nutritional history included? What does it cover? Is the tool easy to use? Why or why not. Does the tool provide enough information to determine next steps or interventions? Explain.

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Question 1.) A practical nurse is assisting with planning a program for male teens concerning testicular...

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1.) A practical nurse is assisting with planning a program for male teens concerning testicular self-examination. What information should the nurse include in the presentation? How should the nurse evaluate the level of understanding by the participants?

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Kasey is an RN who has worked on the busy surgical unit of a large city...

Kasey is an RN who has worked on the busy surgical unit of a large city hospital for the past 6 years. As one of three RNs on the unit's day shift, she often serves as the charge nurse when the assigned charge nurse has a day off. She is hard working, caring, and well organized and provides high-quality care for the often very unstable postoperative clients they receive on a daily basis.

About 2 weeks ago, Kasey's mother was admitted for a high-risk surgical removal of a brain tumor that was not responding to chemotherapy or radiation therapy. The surgery did not go well, and Kasey's mother was admitted to the surgical unit after the procedure. During the past 2 weeks, she has shown a gradual but steady decline in condition and is no longer able to recognize her family, speak, or do any self-care. It is believed she will probably not live more than an other week.

Per hospital policy, Kasey is not assigned to care for her mother; however, during her shifts, Kasey is spending more and more time with her mother sometimes to the detriment of her assigned clients. She is also beginning to make more demands on the unit nursing staff, often overseeing their care and requesting that only certain nurses care for her mother. One of the other nurses on the unit suggested that Kasey's mother be moved to a less specialized unit. When Kasey heard about the suggestion, she became livid and loudly scolded the nurse for her insensitivity in the middle of the nurses' station.

Questions :

1. Is the practice of not allowing nurses to provide care for their relatives evidence-based or accustomed practice?

2. Identify the steps in making this policy evidence based.

3. Do you think nurses should be allowed to care for relatives? Why? Why not?

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explain Securing a Prior authorization and discuss the process steps involved in the Medical assistant or...

explain Securing a Prior authorization and discuss the process steps involved in the Medical assistant or other health care provider with the task. Respond to two students who posted a discussion on a topic different from the one that you selected. Responses must be substantial. Read all discussion.

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According to Maslow and Rogers, what are the characteristics of a fully functioning person? In your...

According to Maslow and Rogers, what are the characteristics of a fully functioning person? In your response, include answers to the following questions:

With which parts do you agree or disagree?

How does Rogers' view compare with that of Maslow and other humanists?

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