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Provisions of American Nurses AssociationThe nursing profession is always surrounded by the ethics and code of conducts as it is related with the lives and health of people. Ethics are related to providing the difference between right and wrong. The two main international organizations American Nurses Association and International Council of Nurses have provides the code of ethics for nurses which mainly include dignity, respect, and confident...
The importance of research knowledge in improving healthcare servicesResearch is key to providing evidence upon which medical practice is based. Research knowledge is widely used in the health sector to enhance quality and improve healthcare services. Such knowledge is derived from robust scholarly available information for its implementation and success. There are several available health-related materials (about 2 million) published in ove...
Component parts of the strategic planThe organization strategy plans and performance will be based on the international and national policies concerning health matters and occupation by the Healthcare NHS Trust Company. The company has a network where they regularly do consultations with their members. This has enabled them create a good rapport with members as they have focused on achieving the organization objectives and performance. This ha...
Roles of Calcium in Bone HealthBones comprises of living tissues with blood supply and active metabolism, though they might appear to be lifeless structure (Ross et al,2011). Stronger bones are essential part of good health hence can be formed from healthy diet as well as exercises. Bones form an integral part of our skeletal structure and support bodies. Bones stores minerals especially calcium. Calcium stored in bones of a human body is brok...
TemperatureHuman body is made up of millions of cells which are structural and functional unit of life. Many cells merge to create tissues that further culminate in formation of various organs and associated organ systems. All the functions conducted by the body of the human are performed via various kinds of cells found in the body. Such cells have a critical role to play in body building blocks because they are regulating both anatomical and...
Types of diabetes Human body is comprised of six elements including oxygen, carbon, hydrogen, calcium, nitrogen and phosphorus. 99% of the human body mass is composed of these elements. 65% consists of oxygen, 18% carbon, 10% hydrogen, 3% nitrogen, 1.5% calcium and 1.0% phosphorus. Homeostasis is the characteristics of the system to regulate the internal environment in a way to achieve a stable state. Stable condition denotes optima...
Positive Impacts of E-BusinessXYZ is a healthcare firm that has been in the business since past 18 years. The firm started with providing basic health care and services to the patients. It has now turned in a multi-speciality unit and the need of e-business has now emerged to provide better health facilities. The company has therefore, decided to step in the e-business world with the development of an electronic smart health system. Currently,...
Immediate impacts of funding cut to health care delivery in AustraliaNursing and Midwifery Board of Australia It registers midwifery and nursing practitioners as well as students It approves the accredited courses of study and accreditation standards. It handles investigations, complaints, notifications as well as disciplinary hearings. It develops guidelines, codes, and standards, for the midwifery and nursing profession. It also ass...
Different perspectives of qualityQuality is an important and a key concern in the area of health and social care for the stakeholders that determine satisfaction level and leave a positive impact on its stakeholders. Therefore, quality should be the primary objective of healthcare organisations. There are various factors that determine the level of quality in the services of a particular organisation but in healthcare organisation, it mainly d...
Case Study 1: Alex1. According to the case study Alex has not been meeting the guidelines provided by Australian dietary guidelines. Alex should limit the consumption of discretionary food he is consuming at the moment and increase the amount of nutritious food such as vegetables, fruit and whole grain etc. Moreover, he needs to increase physical activities to maintain a healthy life style. Guideline 1: Alex is not meeting guideline 1 because h...
Positive and negative impacts of technology gadget addictionThe word technology has derived from the word “techne”. The meaning of this word is the skill to solve a problem. Technology basically means to use the tools and machines to solve the problems. There has been a tremendous change in the technology over the last century. Industrial revolution has been a key factor for technology. The main aim of technology is to make the lif...
Incompatibility of nursing theories with evidence-based conceptNursing theories should provide the principles that underpins the practice and help improving nursing knowledge. This paper aims to discuss about the roles of the nursing theory in modern nursing practice. The application of the nursing theory is important as despite the efforts to increase the academic credentials in nursing, the profession still lacks distinct expertise. It&rsquo...
Importance of patient involvement in communicationAn operative teamwork is important for the safety of the patients as there is a minimal occurrence of adverse events. These events might be as a result of misunderstandings and miscommunication among the health specialists when caring for the hospitalized individuals. The patients are required to be part of the process of communication as their healthcare is of interest; the patient’s pro...
Questions Related to Workplace Health and Safety Question 1.1 As a nurse working in a hospital environment, the steps that one should take to ensure worker health and safety include; Understanding the available environmental hazards Taking precautions when handling patients to avoid bloodborne pathogens Proper use of equipment and protective Practicing hand hygiene at all times Proper disposal of wastes and sharps (Park & Kim, 2013) ...
Client BackgroundIt is a case of a 44 year old women Susan who has gained 10 kg of weight and now wants to try the detox diet in order to reduce the extra weight. Her nutritionist advices her to try gut dysbiosis and liver detox as an initial intervention. This intervention was based on her recent diagnosis that highlighted that she was suffering from non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) (Trovato et al., 2015). As per the case s...
Job Role Description and Policy Relevance Task:1 1.1) Good clinical record keeping is an important part of the professional medical practice which supports evidence based practice. In order to ensure the accurate presentation of clinical records, the department of health should be committedin fulfilling the legislation and regulations described in the Public Records Act of 2002. The policy of clinical report management was sourced from Queensla...
Explain the general purpose of conducting a root cause analysis (RCA)A). Root Cause Analysis (RCA) Root cause analysis (RCA) provides a framework for comprehensive systematic analysis of a scenario. RCA is defined as process that identifies the basic or causal factor that lead to variation in performance (Charles et al., 2017). The variation in performance lead to undesirable or unexpected outcomes those are adverse. Root cause includes risks...
Executive SummaryThe case study that is evaluated provides an idea of the potential value and the benefits offered by the electronic health records. However, there are a number of issues associated with the use and maintenance of electronic health records (Parsons et al., 2012). Although the concept of electronic health record is not new, the use of electronic health record system has considerably increased over the years. The case study gives...
DiscussionEXECUTIVE SUMMARY Dementia is a disease which affects a vast number of people worldwide, especially the elderly. It reduces the retention and the cognitive abilities of the people and sometimes, the people are not even aware of the fact that they are suffering from the disease because of a lack of awareness regarding Dementia. The purpose of the project is to understand and analyze the work done by Dementia UK, a medical and nursing...
Dialectic of DementiaDementia is a neurodegenerative disorder causing progressive decline in the mental and cognitive function of the individual suffering from it. Research indicates that dementia’s fit with the social model of disability implies that care for dementia patients goes beyond clinical approaches. The hallmarks of person-centered care are approaches for addressing physical dexterity, loss of recognition ability, and cognitive ...
Part 1: About East SussexThe idea that happiness should or can be measured is rather controversial. When it was announced that the government Office for National Statistics (ONS) was planning to measure national well-being, the announcement faced a lot of criticism from all directions. However, the ONS released the 2014/2015 measures on personal well-being and, the report suggested that more people feel positive about their lives. People's hea...
Portfolio Entry 1Exploring the Theory and Application of Law and Ethical Reasoning in Nursing Practice The assignment aims to evaluate the ethical issues abounded in nursing practice. The assignment is defining how the nurses should make ethical decisions either in their daily nursing practices or helping the patient’s family to make the decision making. The paper aims to identify the appropriate ethical decision-making process model fo...
Understanding Notch Signaling PathwayCancer is one of the world's greatest killer disease with a slow recovery period. A large proportion of the people have been affected by the negating effects of cancer. The quality of life is significantly affected. Cachexia, muscle and weight loss, a weakened immune system among many other health effects have been found to be associated with cancer. However, the advancements in science and technology hav...
Impact of Aging Population on SocietyUnited Kingdom consists of a mixture of cultures, religion and societal norms. The United Kingdom has always tried to combine four separate countries under one umbrella. The aim of the report is to highlight upon the changes in the changes within the demographic patterns of and the trends within the UK society. The same will be compared with that different cultural locations, social groups and ethnicity. It...
Scenarios for DiscussionA case study of a child named Eve is undertaken in this report suffering from Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). The disorders were diagnosed at the age of 11 and the child has been suffering through it till yet at the age of 18. The problems of the child have gotten worse with age due to lack of awareness towards the issue by her parents as she also has two young...
