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This assignment (Critical Incident analysis) provides an opportunity for the learners to demonstrate critical analysis of: 1.knowledge of advanced midwifery practice in a variety of maternal and childcare settings2.understanding of the scope of midwifery and the responsibilities of the extended role of a midwife 3.the ability to reflect on own practice, providing quality care and service to the clients and their significant others Refer t...

Identification of Patient/Client Group with CommonalityStudents will structure the essay as follows: What the essay will cover, including the identification of the chosen patient/client group with a commonality such as: Background Information - Provide Brief information about the commonality of the patient/client group. Example: Parkinson’s Disease – what is Parkinson’s Disease; how does it develop/risk factors; statisti...

BackgroundTalaihla was brought to a local emergency department on an emergency examination authority (Queensland) after consuming a quantity of pills from the bathroom cabinet. She lives with her mother, Karen, and younger brother, Zane, who is nine years old, has behavioural problems and is probably on the autistic spectrum. Talaihla’s parents separated when she was nine years old. Her father re-partnered and moved interstate with his n...

Course Code   :  NR449

Course Title   :  Evidence Based Practice

Ref style  :  APA

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Instructions for Creating APA-style Title PageInstructions:1. Create an APA-style Title Page for this assignment (2 points)     2. Put each of the following seven Article References in accurate APA format (see below).   3. Create an APA-style References page by alphabetizing the seven Article References. (4 points for each reference).  Note:  Always leave authors within each reference in the order they appear (do not...

Task 1. Outline and discuss a broad range of adult health conditions and consider how healthcare policy and legislation impact on the management of safe and effective care and individuals quality of life.   2. Plan, deliver and coordinate safe and effective care for adults with acute and long-term needs, as part of multidisciplinary teams in a range of settings. this is 15-minute digital narrative video I will upload some student examples...

Case 1: Disagreement about Treatment Decision-MakingNurses are committed to holistic caring and to taking seriously how patients experience their health and illness. This commitment may be tested when patients make decisions that nurses believe are regrettable or imprudent, and that in their view may lead to harming, not helping, the patient. The promotion of patient choice has gained momentum in recent years. Nurses generally consider this t...

BodyIdentify one of the presenting symptoms or problems for Mr Murphy and discuss the care plan or that identified problem. Service User:  Thomas is 63 years old with a long-standing history of emphysema, known COPD Present situation: Thomas has just been admitted to a respiratory ward following a 2-week history of chest infection. He was treated with oral antibiotics at home however made little improvement. When he was visited b...

Learning Experience on Sexual Health and WellbeingQ-1 Describe Your learning or volunteer experience on this module. Some prompt questions to consider: *Why did you choose this topic? How did it meet your learning needs? *What was good/bad about the experience? What did you learn from the experience? *What part of your experience was most challenging or  surprising? Q-2 Describe why this leaning experience was significant to you as ...

DiscussionIntroduction: It is evident that overweight is one of the risk factors which increases the risk of developing cardiovascular disease and becoming the individual resistant towards tissue cells and muscles. It also increases the risk of developing heart disease, stroke and prolonged high blood glucose level (Throuvala et al., 2021). The following paper will highlight about the effective intervention such as recreation activity and ...

Main BodyOption 1. Making the transition to a Trauma Informed Practice: Barriers and Opportunities for a Mental Health Nurse. • 3000 words +/- 10% • In-text citations and reference list are not included in word count. • If your essay exceeds 3300 words (without the in-text citations) the marker will simply stop marking at the 3,300th word. This means that you might, for example, be marked as having no conclusion! • You ...

The Gibbs Reflective Model 1988 and its Six StagesThe purpose of this assignment is to critically reflect on my own self-development in practice, including assessing my own behaviour, values, and decision-making approach. It will also include a real-life case study and the use of a person-centred approach while working collaboratively with other members of the multidisciplinary team (MDT) to provide high-quality care to those who use the servi...

Question: Expression of Interest I wish to apply for a Registered Nurse part-time position at Gold Coast University Hospital on the Orchid Older Person’s Mental Unit. I have been employed by Queensland Health since 2003. I have currently had the pleasure of working continuous temporary month to month contracts on Orchid Older Person’s Mental Health. I have a strong interest in working in mental health and specialist services and h...

Task: The course is organized into three modules, each containing a set of lessons:Module One: consists of three Lessons, introducing you to some of the essential concepts of leadership, management, and followership and power and politics in organizations; nursing roles and staffing; healthcare in the Canadian context; and change and healthcare culture.Module Two: also consists of three Lessons focussing on decision-making, team building, mana...

Task Assignment Perinatal Case Study – Maritzia Escaping political persecution in El Salvador, Maritzia (28) and Carlos (26) recently immigrated to Toronto two years ago as refugees. They have two children, aged four and two, and Maritzia is expecting their third child. She is unsure how far along she is in her pregnancy. They are presently living in the basement apartment of the brother of Carlos and his wife who sponsored them to come...

Addressing Challenges in Biomedical EthicsIn the introduction to the seventh edition of their highly influential Principles of Biomedical Ethics (2009), Tom Beauchamp and James Childress observe that: In the last third of the twentieth century, developments in the biological and health sciences and in biomedical technology presented a number of challenges to traditional professional ethics in medicine and nursing. Despite a remarkable continu...