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Justification of chosen health issueHealth of pregnant women is very important for healthy future generations. In this report, I have chosen the health issue of smoking among pregnant women. The justification for choosing this particular health issue in the chosen group is given in the beginning of the report. Social and cultural determinants influence the habit or behaviour of smoking among individuals including pregnant women. Many such so...

Job DescriptionsThe essay presents a brief overview of the job descriptions and it explains the significance of the job descriptions. It explains the job descriptions of clinical receptionist, community health registered nurse and emergency department registrar. Further, the paper explains the key selection criteria for the clinical receptionist, emergency department registrar and community health registered nurse. It describes the evaluation an...

The Concept of Occupational Therapy and Application of Model for Patient CareThe current assignment focuses on the concept of occupational therapy and the application of models for catering to the requirements of the patients. The present assignment focuses on the case study of Mr. Jozef who is a 51 year old mechanic by trade and had moved to England with his wife Teresa 25 years ago. The man had been adversely affected with rheumatoid arthrit...

Question 1 Cell name Where would you usually expect to find these types if cells Primary role Parietal cell Gastric glands in the stomach. Secrete intrinsic factor and HCl Melanocytes Hair follicles and the epidermis Production of melanin to protect underlying tissues from harmful UV rays. Pacemaker cells Sinoatrial node i.e within the wall of the atrium near opening of the s...

The WHO Health Systems FrameworkHealth setting consists of institutions, organizations, resources, health care professionals and the care givers whose primary concern is to provide health benefits to the public. A health system should be able to deliver promotive, preventive, rehabilitative and curative interventions by a combination of a health care pyramid and actions of the public health, that deliver individual healthcare (Frieden, 2010). ...

National dietary patterns and food production statistics for Sub-Saharan AfricaThe dual-burden of nutrition is essentially described as a state of co-existence of stunting or undernourishment (malnutrition) or obesity due to over nutrition (Varela-Silva et al., 2012). The coexistence is found to be present in the same group of people and the same population sample i.e. belonging to a particular location, ethnicity, or population (Varela-Silva ...

Aging-Related Changes in the Central Nervous SystemStatistics shows that about 16 million people are attacked by stroke every year, and about 5.7 million deaths are reported every year. Stroke is ranked as the third largest killer disease among the neoplastic diseases and the second cause of death after heart disease in the developed countries. Various researchers have shown that stroke is the largest cause of adult disability. The patients wh...

Positive Mental HealthPositive mental health is the absence of a mental illness or a mental condition (Seligman & Csikszentmihalyi, 2014). The WHO defines positive mental health as a state where an individual can work in a productive while also realizing their strengths.  Positive mental health is the ability to deal with the challenges we face and involves a sense of positive wellbeing. Positive mental health involves positive psyc...

The practice of clinical psychologyClinical psychology is a combination of science, theory and clinical information with the end goal of comprehension, averting, and diminishing mentally based pain or depression and to advance the prosperity of the subjective and in individual development (Barker & Pistrang, 2015).  The main fields of its practice are mental appraisal, clinical definition and psychotherapy, albeit clinical therapists ad...

The Nature and Prevalence of CancerThis question outlines the nature, prevalence, risk factors and many aspects related to a serious health problem, cancer. Cancer is a group of diseases that is caused by the uncontrollable cell growth. It can happen in any part of the body and sometimes comprise of solid tumors. Cancerous cells out number other cells and become invasive in nature (Cancer.gov, 2017).  Some cancers like leukemias do not ha...

Review of The Principles on Recovery Oriented ServicesMental health is a pertinent issue in the society which requires a harmonization of both living experiences, professionalism, technical competencies, and skills for mental health practitioners which in turn offers greater chances of dynamic cultural changes. In the long run, it will ensure not just diagnostic solutions but also the recovery of the patients (Australia, 2009, p. 14). In ...

Part A: Task 1In health and social care sector, the staffs are dedicated to serve the public, who need it. For doing this the health and social care staffs need to develop some specific skills and abilities, through continuous personal and professional development. Personal effectiveness is an integral part of social are, where besides the health care services, the caregivers plays an important role in improving the outcomes of service users (...

Problem JustificationHomelessness is one of the major community challenges in Australia’s capital city, Canberra. The city, which is located in Australian Capital Territory (ACT), was named as the best city to live in globally in 2014 by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) (Riodarn, 2014). The Australian Bureau of Statistics have also shown that Canberra is the city with the highest average income in Australia ...

Clinical Presentation and ExaminationThe following assignment will utilize the elements of the Clinical Reasoning Cycle to carry out the physical assessment of the condition of a patient who has been admitted to the emergency department in a hospital setting with cholecystitis. All the steps in the cycle encompassing the consideration of the patient information, collecting cues relevant to the patient condition, processing of information will ...

Stakeholder Map Figure 1: Mapping of Headspace Project Stakeholders (Source: Created by Author) Patient case Record: The framework will have the capacity to store the patient story inside the cloud database. This story will be utilized for the inside reason as it were. A portion of the approved staff of headspace can get to the account of the patient. Distribution of patient story: The patient story will be shared among the staf...

Professional Attribute of an Aged Care NurseAged care sectors are increasingly becoming more complex and acute in Australia with the increase in the number of chronic disease and number of the aged population (Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, 2014). The Australian population that is aged over 65 years is estimated to increase. At 2012, the estimated aged population was 3.2 million and this number is hypothesized to increase to 5.8 mil...

Aim and objectives of the researchThe current study focuses on the aspect of a systematic review of chronic kidney disease and its effect on the cognitive function. Research question What is the impact of chronic kidney disease on the cognitive function?  Aim and objectives of the research The research aims at finding out a plausible link between impaired glomerular filtration rate in people with chronic kidney disease and its effect ...

What is Recovery Oriented Mental Health Nursing?The role of nurse in providing care to the patients in hospitals as well as in the community setting is very important. The role of mental health nurse is equally important and significant in the present world. Mental health nurses (MHN) have an important role to play in improving the physical as well as mental health of such people.  Psychiatric nurse play a very effective therapeutic ...

Performance Appraisal of Individuals and Healthcare System Performance  An individual performance assessment is an approach which involves the combination of oral and written elements where the management does an evaluation, and feedback is offered to the employee on the performance of the job. These will encompass the channels to make better or to redirect undertakings as required. By documenting the performance of a certain individual w...

Problem StatementThe purpose of this research is to study the effects of compassion fatigue and secondary trauma on the retention of agencies in child welfare. Serving as a child welfare worker is quite challenging. It exposes the professionals to secondary trauma and compassion fatigue. The research is aimed at bridging the gap in knowledge because as it is today, no current study has been done on this subject matter. The findi...

Price elasticity of alcoholic productsThe report depicts about the different markets in same industry which is oligopolistic competition, monopolistic competition and duopoly competition. It explains the changes in the demand of a product due to some change in the price structure. This market offers different results due to price changes (Hussain, 2010). Price elasticity creates a relationship between the price and demand of a specific prod...

What is Leadership and Management in Healthcare?Leadership is well-defined as the action of leading persons in an organization, regarded collectivity. It is the action of running a group of people or a group of an organization. Leadership is about having a clear dream and distributing this vision with others so that they can follow the leader willingly. This essay is about leadership and management in the context of a health and social care or...

Advantages of the StudyShobha, R., Prajakta, P.W. (2013) Performance of Waist Circumference Relative to BMI in Predicting Risk of Obesity and Hypertension among Affluent Indian Adults. Biometry and Nutrition Unit, Agharkar Research Institute, Pune, India. Vol.5, No.8A3, 16-22 (2013) Health http://dx.doi.org/10.4236/health.2013.58A3003  Body Mass Index as a measure of adiposity is more reliable in determining and predicting the risk of ob...

Factors affecting mental healthMental health is an important factor in professions present. In this article, the mental health of nurses is being discussed in accordance with the political, social, economic and environmental conditions that affect their proficiencies. The article also talks about the resiliency required by nurses and ways of developing and nurturing resilient traits (Barker, 2016). There are factors affecting mental heal...

Mental health among students has been an issue of concern in universities It is important that universities come up with certain measures to ensure that students are at the best mental state to carry out their studies The world today has changed immensely from the last few decades According to Professor Pardy, universities have gone too far in taking care of mental health issues. Instead, students are being handled like fragile bei...