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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...

Depression as a Mental DisorderThe aim of the report is to discuss a disorder included in DSM 5 that has affected the life of a renowned actor or personality. Jim Carrey, is one of the most renowned actors, writers, comedians, in Hollywood who has been seen in movies and shows showcasing his spectacular talent. Jim Carrey suffered from depression for a long time and came into public, spreading awareness for others (Strakowski & Nelson, 201...

Major Depressive Disorder and its ImpactAn intense and constant feeling of sadness for a longer period of time is considered to be Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) (Maurer et al., 2018). It involves a recurrent feeling of despair and hopelessness also termed as clinical depression that can impact the various aspects of life such as mood, behavior and physical functioning of the body such as sleep and appetite. Almost 20 to 25% adults have depress...

Background InformationApril 16, 2022 To: Bruce Williams, Social Worker 17 Jones St, North Sydney, NSW, 2060  From: <Your Name>, Psychologist PO Box 99 North Sydney, NSW, 2060.  Re: Referral Letter for Mrs. Glenda Smith Dear Mr. Bruce, This letter serves as a brief for the client, Mrs. Glenda Smith, who I have assessed under the psychiatrist's directions after being admitted to Sunrise Hospital on 30/01/2020. The letter...

What is tetanus?What is the organism that causes tetanus and why is it of concern in this situation? Tetanus is referred as the bacterial infection which is mainly caused by the bacterium Clostridium tetani (NSW Government, 2020). This bacterium can enter into the body by wound or any open injury and might make toxin into the patient’s body which causes the disease (health.gov.au, 2022). Moreover, it might cause other complications as ...

Peter's LifePeter as an individual has lived in Australia for more than 60 years and has a wife of 60 years along with two children who are aged 38 and 39 years respectively. He came to Australia from Tibet as a young boy along with his mother, father, elder sister and elder brother. However, when he was merely 16 years old, he lost his mother due to respiratory issues. Further, his father died of old age in 1980 while his elder sister passed ...

Economic Devastation Caused by the Great Depression in CaliforniaThe Great Depression was considered to create an economic devastation in the US economy but through such, it caused an impact on the social as well as cultural and political spheres. During the first five years of Great Depression the banks had failed which shrunk the economy as a whole and this created a lot of economic contraction as the individuals lost their employments in th...

Introduction to Evidence-Based Practice (EBP)Title: Barriers To Implementation Of Evidenc-Based Practice In Emergency Department Evidence-based practice is important for improving overall patient care quality, improving nursing practice, and increasing the confidence of nurses in decision-making. Evidence-based practices refer to decisions made by the amalgamation of the best available research evidence with the choices made by persons rece...

Fatal Offences Against the Person: Murder and Manslaughter‘Offences against the person’ refers to fatal or non-fatal offences that are committed through the application of force against another individual. Under UK law, these are governed by the Offences against the Person Act 1861. Under UK law, the punishable offences can broadly be classified under the categories of homicide, actions that can cause bodily harm or danger to the...

DiscussionClinical Reasoning Cycle refers to the procedure through which nursing staff, as well as other healthcare professionals, accumulate cues, process data, reach an understanding of such a client issue or circumstance, schedule and incorporate treatments, analyse the outcome measures, and demonstrate on as well as gain knowledge from the procedure (Gummesson, Sundén, & Fex, 2018). It guides every healthcare practitioner, parti...

Patient history and psychologyThe objective of this case is always to focus on an aged individual's journey of healthcare in an intensive care hospitalisation. Analysing the existing studies will be used to evaluate the patient care. The study results goal is to show how nursing theory may be applied in actual life. This will assess the multifunctional team's focus on meeting patients' physically, mental, and psychological aspects. The author...

DiscussionThe patient in the mentioned case study was a 37-year-old single mother who was referred to the palliative care outreach team with the case of metastatic cancer. The patient was fully diagnosed with cancer almost 10 years ago due to the development of breast cancer. Presently, the patient was presented in the hospital with the symptom of pain, vomiting and nausea. The present medication includes- MS contin, morphine. The patient also...

Research PhilosophyThe methodology is the theoretical and systematic investigation of the method implemented for research. It includes all the theoretical analysis of the principles and methods. The methodology section does not provide any solutions; rather, it focuses on theoretical underpinning for evaluating the methods and best practices applicable to the currency case study (Bell 2022). This research has chosen the Saunders research onion...

Overview of the PaperOutcomes of Obese, Clozapine-Treated InpatientsWith Schizophrenia Placed on a Six-Month Diet and Physical Activity Program Increased level of appetite along with consequent gaining of weight is a common phenomenon among the schizophrenic patients who are under antipsychotic medication (Deng, 2013). One of the most recommended antipsychotic drugs which is recommended for the treatment of schizophrenia is Clozapine. Thi...

Age-related changes in patient (Not modifiable)It is very important to add life to the years of elderly rather than merely adding years to their life. The nursing plays a very important role in promoting wellness in older adults. The care of a nurse goes beyond physiological parameters, to the surrounding environment of the elderly and how it affects the person as a whole i.e. his body, mind and spirit (Hunter, 2012). A nurse should have the ...

Study Design, Study Population and Main FindingsThe main purpose of the study by Wu et al., (2017) was to evaluate the effect of diet control and physical activity among obese patients with schizophrenia being treated with Clozapine. Investigation in this area is a novel idea because schizophrenia patients often need to take antipsychotic drugs like Clozapine during their treatment, however it increases the risk of weight gain in patients (Gre...

Clinical Reasoning CycleHealth care has advanced considerably, aligning with the advancements that have changed the structure of the society. The innovations in the treatment pathways havce opened up new dimensions in the health care and are continuing to do so. Furthermore the renaissance in the health care industry is no longer limited to the advancements of the treatment and medication, revolution has come in the diagnostic system, the care...

Methods for the StudyThis essay would highlight on the summarization of the topic interventions for improving the coverage of childhood immunization in low and middle income countries. The main objective that is being used to evaluate the effectiveness of the intervention strategies that is required to boost the sustainability of the high childhood immunization and increase in the survival of children. The immunization health care strategy is ...

The Importance of Studying AbortionAbortion can be defined as such a process, whereby the pregnancy is ended through the removal of the embryo or the fetus, before it gains the capability of surviving out of the uterus. As the same is done on purpose, it is often referred to as an induced miscarriage. There are different methods and techniques through which this process is carried, and can be done through oral medicines, or through a surgical ...

Question 1.- My current state of health is excellent as I am physically fit, having no mental illness or stress or trauma. I am also socially active because I stay with my family, having friends and I used to meet with the people at community and social gatherings. - According to WHO, health can be stated as “a complete state of mental, physical and social health, with the absence of disease or illness”. The health of the common...

DiscussionEthics reflects individuals or communities moral judgement or essence regarding what is right and what is wrong (Carroll & Buchholtz, 2014). With increasing competition in the present market, businesses are becoming very conscious about maintaining their image in the market. Maintenance of ethics allows businesses to keep customers happy and satisfied with the provided services. Otherwise, it can damage the popularity of the orga...

Key Ethical Issues in HRMHuman Resource Management (HRM) has been defined as a function of trade that was linked with the day to day relations which subsists among groups of individuals in their capability as a worker, employer or manager. It was also regarded as the study of managing individuals in a specified method in the corporations. But in an organization, there has been a number of ethical issues which may prevail but in the subsequent es...

Importance of Randomisation in Trials Assessing InterventionsIn Randomised Control Trial, participants are randomly allocated either to the control group (group receiving standard treatment) or to the treatment group under investigation. This is called as the process of randomisation as it reduces the bias in selection and allows the researcher to compare the results of the treatment with the no treatment group while keeping other variables co...

HistoryI am a bug, a proud bacterium who like my other fellow parasites as you may want to call us, make you pretty sick and weak. My full name is Salmonella enterica typhi, a serovar of Salmonella enterica. This means that I belong to the genus Salmonella, a beautiful name which we did not inherit from our fore-fathers but acquired it from Dr Daniel Salmon, who first studied much about us (Chugh et al, 2008). Like my fellow S. enterica serova...

Tasks for the Proposed System1.1. Purpose At present, the exchange of medical data between the healthcare organizations for enhancing the excellence of health care services are more convenient through the development of information technology. The remedial intrusions are mostly reliable on the legitimate and the health prominent history of the patients. The requirements of doctors, medical staff, healthcare contributors, policy producers, pat...