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Contributing Factors to Hospital-Acquired Pressure Injury DevelopmentThis report will be prepared on the basis of the case study related to the National safety and quality health service (NSQHS) second edition for the comprehensive care standard. It will identify the contributing factors with Mrs. Parker with hospital-acquired pressure injury development using the NSQHS guide. The report is implementing the prevention strategies with identifyi...

Historical context of Indigenous homelessnessHomelessness is a condition in which individuals do not have a permanent place to live (Aubry et al., 2020). People in this situation do not have a house; this is one of Australia's major social challenges, contributing to the fate of vulnerable societies such as the Torres Strait Islander and Aboriginal people. According to Funston and Herring (2016), they are downtrodden parts of society that are no...

Examples of fraudulent use of PBS by patients or pharmacista. 1. The three examples of fraudulent use of PBS by patients or pharmacist are as follows: Obtaining prescription as Pharmaceutical benefit in spite of having another prescription for the same purpose and acquiring medicine from the pharmacist Illegal selling of PBS medicine by the pharmacist to the patients who are not eligible for benefits of PBS The pharmacist providing medici...

Contemporary Psychology and Traditional ApproachesThroughout the twentieth century, the field of social psychology has grown, resulting in research that has improved our knowledge of social experience and behaviour. Because our social environment occupies such a significant portion of our waking hours, it's no surprise that these subject intrigues so many people. A subset of psychology known as "contemporary psychology" employs cutting-edge me...

Glomerular Hydrostatic Pressure(1)  The afferent arteriole size in accordance with the diameter is slightly larger than the efferent arteriole. The pressure of 55-millimeter mercury is formed in the capillaries is caused due to difference in size. This facilities the in and out movement of blood in the capillaries. This 55mmHg of pressure is considered as ideal pressure and need to be kept constant. If the pressure increases or decreases...

Nutrients in EggsEggs are formed of two parts: the white part (albumen) and the yellow part (yolk). Both the parts of the egg are full of nutrition. There are several nutritional values in egg, such as Vitamin A, vitamin B12, Vitamin E, and vitamin K. It is also rich in minerals such as phosphorous and calcium assists in keeping the bones healthy and strong [1]. Protein is a major diet consumed by the human population through various mediums. ...

Background and IntroductionThis article will discuss the A-E evaluation I conducted on Abish, an asthma sufferer, and how I handled the patient's predicament. ABCDE evaluation will be used in this study. ABCDE assessment is used for early detection, and successful first therapy can prevent further deterioration and purchase crucial time until a solid diagnosis can be made, saving both time and money (Resuscitation Council UK, 2021). I will us...

Fundamental Accounting ConceptsIn accounting, the concepts and principles are vital to be followed by all businesses either small or bigger ones. Therefore, In this report, we are discussing more the accounting concepts and principles. Therefore, the accounting principles are the uniform practices that are always followed by entities when making records, preparing them, and even presenting the financial statements and their reports.  Ther...

The Unique Challenges of Teaching Exceptional LearnersTeaching as a profession has been considered to be one of the most fruitful, as well as one of the most challenging. It requires an individual to be responsible for bestowing knowledge on a group of learners while being extremely aware of each one's strengths and weaknesses. It can be aptly stated that no two pupils are the same, and therefore the teaching methodology has to be differentiat...

Definition of Childhood Deprivation and AdversitiesThe paper will discuss childhood deprivation and adversities. The paper will discuss at length the effect of the adversities in their lives. Childhood deprivation is defined as the state in which the child is not provided with the active parental care and subsistence equation with parents whose need is described by law. Child deprivation is defined as the state where the child is not prov...

Consider the patient situation Collect cues/information 1. As a nursing student, your clinical facilitator has allocated you to care for Jarrah. After the morning handover, you are asked to explain the pathophysiology of type 1 diabetes to the clinical facilitator. What is your response? 2. Your clinical facilitator tells you that Jarrah would rather not have multiple daily injections. He wants to know why he c...

Covid-19's impact on families with young childrenCovid 19 pandemic greatly affected families. Whereas children compared to adults appeared to face slighter Covid 19 symptoms, sudden alterations in relationships, routines, and resources due to limitations on physical contact have huge effects on families with younger kids. Having shut down all learning institutions, child care, physical activities, and family gatherings, massive disruption of k...

Introduction to Public Health StrategyThis paper is focused on the public health strategy. The public health strategy of any country always aims to protect the health of its citizens by all means and obviate diseases and injuries as far as possible. Every Nation has its public health policy which revolves around laws, legislations, regulations, and actions which are executed and implemented in that particular country to protect the health of i...

Fei Fong is a 60 year old lady from a Chinese background. She has a hearing and sight impediment and is showing some early signs of dementia. She speaks little to no English. You are caring for Fei Fong during her recent hospital admission; she is scheduled to undergo a hip replacement under the care of Dr Patel after a recent fall. She has Type 2 Diabetic and Hypertension. The doctor has charted Mrs Fong medications for her Diabetes and Hyp...

Mobility and falls prevention · Subjective-“i have chronic pain in my hips and knees that gets aggravated on walking and is relieved on resting.” · Objective- patient observed to have faced a fall 6 months ago and has been observed to be unsteady. He has been found to need assistance for movement and transfer. Hygiene needs · Subjective- “since i ha...

Intolerance of Uncertainty and Its Impact on Mental HealthIntolerance of uncertainty is related to aggression. The association between intolerance of uncertainty (IU) and externalizing problems or pathology has not been extensively researched. Indirect research has established that IU is correlated with externalizing problems like aggression and drinking. These activities are used as coping strategies with IU. However, less research has analyz...

Factors influencing survival of Irish Small and Medium-Sized Travel Enterprises due to COVID-19Topic:  Impact of COVID-19 on Irish Small and medium-sized travel enterprises offering travel around Europe Background of the topic In the year 2020, the Global travel as well as tourism industry has lost almost 121 million human resources (Syriopoulos 2020). Tourism has become the most important factor that has got highly distorted due to t...

Prevalence of CKD in AustraliaA challenging and increasing public health issue End-stage kidney disease (ESKD) is linked with high death, mortality, and poor access to level of life. It also has a disproportionate cost to the medical management as patients’ needs replacement therapy such as dialysis and transplantation of kidney for long-term survival. Especially the population of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, who resides in...

Overview of Prosci ADKAR Model and Implementation in HealthcareCurrent changes which impact practice in health sector The healthcare organizations change constantly because of the technological advancements, patterns of changing disease, ageing populations as well as new inventions for the cure of diseases along with some political changes and policy initiatives. Changes can be extremely difficult as they basic need of humans for a stable env...

Old member of the Canadian society are currently battling to have a secure position within the society and the reason for the same is that they are exposed to a number of social issues at large. There a number of initiatives that have been taken time and again in order to help the aging population but they are not enough to mitigate the issue at hand. While there are a number of social issues related to aging, one of the most common issues i...

Identifying Desired Outcomes for Jerry and His FamilyIdentify the Desired Outcome for Jerry and his family. What would you like to see as a result of your intervention? Which performance areas would you target first and why? Jerry and his family's desired outcome is to reduce spasticity through various occupational therapy interventions enabling Jerry to master basic activities of his daily living, increasing the chances of independence. Ther...

Sharing Knowledge to Promote Child WellbeingAccording to Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological systems theory, the development of a child is an intricate network of interactions influenced by several layers of the external surroundings, ranging between intimate home and educational environments to broad societal principles, regulations, and practices. This theory suggests a collaborative effort between families and education settings will have a p...

Policy purpose and objectivesWith the increase in the use of and dependency on alcohol and drugs, it has become evident to bring in a new policy to eradicate its ill effects on the employees. As the responsibility of health and wellbeing is also attributed to the workplace and work environment, hence, it becomes the responsibility of the stakeholders and Company officials to take care of their employees’ health and wellbeing [1]. This es...

Overview of Nanotechnology and Viral InfectionsOver the past decades, cases of viral outbreaks have multiplied at a huge rate. COVID-19, the most recent human coronavirus(SARS-CoV-2), has shown Ro values from 2.2 to 2.68 and has spread worldwide. (Chen et al., 2020) Compared to the other viruses affecting humans, the ratio between the number of infections and mortality, however, seems to be lower. Nanotechnology has already been examined for i...

Impact of Covid-19 on Volunteers of the Benevolent SocietyThe covid-19 pandemic affected the overall life and well-being of individuals throughout the world. Organizations also suffered as there was difficulty in recruiting and retaining new and existing volunteers which considerably increased the workload (Biddle & Gray, 2020). The aim of this paper is to propose a group counselling strategy for improvement in mental health and self-care ...