Post, a description of the health process or outcome you selected and explain why. Then, explain variance reduction measures that might be appropriate for improving performance for this health process or outcome. Explain how you would measure the process or outcome to ensure that variance reduction measures worked. Then, explain how well accountable care organizations (ACOs) performed in comparison to non-ACOs as suggested by the McWilliams, Chernew, Landon, & Schwartz (2015) article. Explain whether you believe that ACOs will be effective in controlling cost, quality, and access variation. Then, explain whether you, as a health care administration leader, would encourage a health organization to move toward the ACO model. Why or why not?

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⦁   2. The following are established networks in the aged care sector:
a. National Aged Care Alliance, and
b. Aged and Community Services Australia.
For each network provide the following:
⦁   What is the organisational structure?
⦁   What are the key stakeholders? Guidance: Identify three (3) organisations.

⦁   its vision
⦁   its purpose, and
⦁   What opportunities for participation are available for aged care service providers?
Guidance: Opportunities for participation may include but are not limited to participation in activities and events held by these networks.

What opportunities for participation are available for aged care service providers if they join National Aged Care Alliance?

Guidance: Identify two (2) opportunities.

One of Lotus Compassionate Care’s newest residents in its Residential Care Unit is Mariana Lopes, an immigrant from the Dominican Republic who has only been living in Australia for a year. Six months ago, she was diagnosed with Fibromyalgia, a disorder that causes widespread and chronic muscle pain, fatigue, sleep problems, and memory problems. This condition makes it difficult for her to move around at home and carry out her activities of daily living (ADLs), such as taking a shower and dressing up. Mrs. Lopes is a widow and lives with her only son, Anthony, who recently got divorced and is childless. She is left alone at home most of the day when Anthony is at work. Because of this, she decided to move into Lotus Compassionate Care three weeks ago to access their residential care services.

Two weeks ago, Mrs. Lopes’ Fibromyalgia worsened due to the low winter temperatures, triggering increased pain in her legs and hips, as well as increased fatigue. She can barely get out of bed without the assistance of Laura, her individual support worker. According to Dr. James Campbell, Lotus Compassionate Care’s general practitioner, Mrs. Lopes’ condition—called Fibromyalgia flare—can last throughout the winter season, and she needs a high-level of assistance with her activities of daily living during this time.

Also, Mrs. Lopes’ native language is Spanish, and she knows little English. This has caused her to feel loneliness and social isolation because this language issue prevents her from building good relationships with Laura and other residents of the facility.

The problem is, although Lotus Compassionate Care has the capability and facilities to meet the needs of a client with Fibromyalgia, it no longer has access to:

⦁   professional interpreting and translating services,
⦁   ethnic/multicultural organisations to source and employ bilingual staff who can address language issues and provide comfort and social support to clients who are non-native English speakers, and
⦁   organisations that can provide language lessons and cultural awareness training for its staff so that they can better meet the needs of clients who are non-native English speakers.

Lotus Compassionate Care must immediately address these gaps in its networks and collaborative partnerships in line with its policies and practices which include:
⦁   Anti-discrimination practices
⦁   Code of Ethics for Residential Aged Care, particularly:
⦁   The right of individuals to be treated with respect.
⦁   The right of individuals to have their religious and cultural identity respected.
⦁   The right to an appropriate standard of care to meet individual needs.
⦁   The recognition that human beings are social beings with social needs.
⦁   Code of Conduct, particularly:
⦁   Promote and protect client’s right about diversity and equity.
⦁   Provide person-centred care that considers the individual’s culture, religious, social, emotional, and physical needs.
⦁   Training and development for staff to achieve the organisation’s goals and objectives

For the purpose of this assessment, this case study scenario is located in your state/territory. （ I live in Ashfield   NSW )

⦁   Identify three (3) needs of Lotus Compassionate Care that it must address to meet Mrs. Lopes’ needs and list them in the order of their importance.
Guidance:
⦁   The first priority must relate to addressing Mrs. Lopes’ need for daily self-care.
⦁   The second priority must relate to addressing Mrs. Lopes’ communication needs.
⦁   The third priority must relate to addressing Mrs. Lopes’ emotional needs.

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1. Interact with 3 different people and Initiate a conversation. Using the various communication techniques, document the topic of your conversation and the method of therapeutic communication you used to elicit an appropriate response.

2. Document what you found useful with each communication technique or what you felt did not work.

3. Do you believe therapeutic communication will assist you in your profession when you need to obtain information from clients or their families?

4. Review the various types of therapeutic communication techniques. Which do you believe will be the most helpful in your nursing future

Trace the development of: Physiological Monitor.. Which includes sections on the following: ECG, SPO2, NIBP

Please answer this specific question: What did the original equipment look like? (Do not explain what it is or what it is used for just what the original equipment looked like)

Joseph Vojnovic is an 80-year old man admitted with diagnosis of possible pneumonia. He complains of general malaise and a frequent productive cough, worse at night. Vital signs T 38.5 C P 92 beats/min R 22 breaths /min BP 150/90 mmHg During your initial assessment he coughs violently for 40 to 45 seconds without expectorating. He exhibits coarse crackles and wheezes at both bases of the lungs. He states, “It hurts'in my chest when I cough.”

The nurse positions Mr Vojnivic in a semi-Fowlers position, encourages him to increase his fluid intake, and gives him acetominophen (tylenol)  650 mg po, as ordered for fever.  One hour later, the client is resting in bed

Vital signs are  T 37.7    P  86  R  22   BP 130/86

He states that he has been able to sleep. His fluid intake over the past hour has been 200 ml of water.

Near the end of the shift, you have identified fluid volume deficit as a nursing diagnosis for Mr. Vojnivic. Since his admission, he has a fluid intake of about 600 ml, and his urine output was 300 ml of dark, concentrated urine. His temperature is back up to T 38.4C, his mucous membranes are dry, and he states he feels very weak.

Several days later, after treatment with IV antibiotics, MrVojnovic is feeling much better, and preparations are bing made for discharge.

He is to take cephalexin (keflex) 500 mg every 6 hours, for the next 10 days; continue to drink extra fluids; and to get rest.. He lives alone.

Although he is generally cooperative, he does not like drinking water or taking pills.

He is to make an appointment with his physician for one week from today and should call the physician if symptoms re-occur.

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