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Reducing Deaths and ICU Admissions through the EARLY SAVE ProgramDiscuss about the Evidence Based Practice for Clinical Deterioration. The EARLY SAVE has been effective in improving early recognition and response to clinical deterioration in the hospital according to the patient outcome data presented by the metropolitan hospital. The program works alongside the code blue program the (PRE EARLY SAVE) that handles severe medical emer...

Patient Information Question: Discuss about the Mental Health Problems.Of John Gray. The report deals with the case study of John Gray who is suffering from mental health problems. It discusses the management of the patient focusing on the delivery of nursing care, using the Levett-Jone’s clinical reasoning cycle. It is the framework for clinical decision-making that assists in planning and evaluating the person-centered care. In this re...

Mr. John Gray's depression and admission to the hospital Question: Discuss about the Venlafaxine in Treatment of Depression. In this report, I will discuss provide an overview of a 28 year old male Mr. John Gray, explaining the reason for his admission in the hospital, his medical symptoms, nursing problems associated with his treatment, required nursing care and an evaluation of decision making factors that may help his recovery following Lev...

Depression and Suicide: Signs and SymptomsDiscuss about the Depression and Suicide for Role of Nurses. Depression is a mental illness with the mental or behavioral disorder. It is more common in women than men. Signs and symptoms of depression can be feeling of anxiety continuously, feeling of helplessness and guilt, feeling fatigue, weight or appetite changes, suicidal behavior, loss of pleasure and interest in day to day activitie...

Patient's SituationsWrite about the Clinical Reasoning for Anaesthesia & Intensive Care. Clinical reasoning cycle is a methodical procedure which is followed by nurses in their practices as it helps them to collect information about the patients and thereby come to an understanding about the problem or the situation of the patient. This cycle then helps the nurses to plan and implement interventions necessary for the patients an...

Clinical Reasoning Cycle Discuss about the Child and Adolescent Nursing. Nursing is a key domain of health care, where the nursing staffs are responsible for ensuring the maximum health benefits and satisfaction of the patients. In this context, nurses are responsible for diagnosing the actual health issues of the patient followed by the prioritization of the key health issues, based on which the care plan is developed (Jeffries & Jeff...

Etiological Factors of James Holmes’ Criminal BehaviorDiscuss about the Psychological Development of Criminal Behavior. Etiological factors are defined as set of causes that gives rise to a health condition or a disease in a human being (Springer, 2017). Etiological factors that are to be considered with regard to the criminal considered for the study i.e. James Holmes are segregated into three broad categories, which include so...

Consideration of Patient's Situation How To the Save Consideration of the Patient’s Situation? Clinical reasoning cycle developed by Levett Jone is an important aspect of nursing practice where the nurses collect cues, information and through understanding of the problem of the patient, plan and implement the interventions (Mather, McKay & Allen, 2015). It also encompasses the evaluation of the outcomes and learn and reflect from the ...

Role of Stock Buyback Policy in US Companies Recovery Question: Discuss about the Business Elements of Coopetition Strategy. The great Depression of thee financial year 2008-09 has a significant impact on the share values of the company. However, five years after the recessions, most of companies in the US stock exchange have been able to recovered from the unfavorable business condition and also able to create new job opportunities in the US ...

The Significance of C.I. LewisDiscuss about the Stanford Encyclopedia of Ineffability Philosophy. Many arguments have arisen in the question of which philosophical theory best explains the proceeds of the world as we see and know it. The question of adequate knowledge to explain the world is an unending one. Many philosophers have so far tried to explain the kind of notion that best describes the understanding of the world. Among thes...

Identification of Ethical IssueDiscuss about the Values and Ethics Theory in Counseling. Ethical decision making is essential in the professional conduct. In order to foster ethical decision making, certain professional organizations have emerged which provides guidelines for the ethical practices. Other than that, there are several moral theories which try to provide framework for determining ethical and non-ethical actions. Some of th...

Introduction to the PlanDiscuss about the Integrative Work Place Plan. The plan focuses on mostly the needs of the older clients who are in most cases have numerous complications that need to be put into considerations to ensure that their needs are taken good scare off. The plan will ensure that the quality of life and wellbeing of older people, together with their families feel free, autonomy and dignity. In the plan, both the phy...

Concerns of Unemployment Due to AutomationDiscuss about the Ethics and Professional Practice for Artificial Intelligence. According to John McCarthy, artificial intelligence is the science that refers to the science and mechanism of building intellectual machines, principally intelligent mechanical programs. In fact, it is a way of making software think intelligently or simply making a computer that possesses human like performing...

Literature ReviewDiscuss about the Hoarding Behavior in Elderly People. Hoarding can be defined as the habit of acquisition of the valueless objects and the inability to discard such objects, which may appear to be valueless possessions for others. The prevalence of the hoarding behavior is seen in the elderly population of Singapore. Such behavior is mainly seen in the patients suffering with mental disorders. Hoarding behavior als...

Causes of DementiaDiscuss about the Nursing Case Study for Dementia. Dementia is a progressive degenerative brain disorder that is characterized by memory loss, impaired thinking, significant behavior as well as emotional changes (Mandel, 2013). The common causes of the dementia are the genetic and environmental factors that lead to increased destruction of brain cells such as excessive use of alcohol, substance abuse, depres...

Managing Blood LossDescribe about the Complex Nursing Care for Drug Alternatives . All the blood spots on his clothes should be removed using detergent and it should be sterilized using disinfectant. Disinfectant used should be alcohol and formaldehyde. Don’t allow Mr Barber to wear clothes with blood stains. Discard immediately syringes and needle used for Mr. Barber. Surface of the floor should be disinfected, where Mr. Barber vom...

Transmission and Risk Factors Discuss about the Tuberculosis for Epidemiology and Control. A communicable disease is a disease that can be spread from person to person by different ways, which consists of contact with the body fluids or blood, transmission through breathing in any kind of airborne viruses, or through insect bites. Reporting of different types of cases involving the history of communicable diseases is very important and necessar...

Depression and the Biopsychosocial ModelDescribe about the Mental Health Nursing for Biopsychosocial Factors. This essay aims to analyze a selected case study for discussing the suitable biopsychosocial factors as well as nursing management or interventions pertinent to the selected case. The case study that has been chosen for this essay is Case 3- Depression. In the given Case study, Amy who is a 75-year-old woman was diagnosed with dep...

Question: Demonstrates the impact of reflection on future practice through critical thinking and synthesis of ideas . Evidence of the identification of personal values and beliefs on caring as a nurse. Clear linkages of the creative representation in the reflection on values and beliefs . An engaging and clear creative representation of person-centredness within your practice and an application of the Synthesised Model of the Communication of...

The Role of Hormones and Endocrine GlandsDiscuss about the Medical Physiology for Biology (Endocrine System). 1. The endocrine system consists of a collection of different glands, which are concerned, with the secretion of hormones. This system is considered as one of the most integrative systems within the human body since the hormones that are produced by the endocrine glands act at a distance and several of these hormones act in divers...

Cause of Clinical Unipolar DepressionCase study Julie is 45 and has recently been diagnosed with clinical depression (unipolar). Prior to her diagnosis she worked she worked as a PA to a government minister. However, she no longer feels that she can work effectively and has been signed off from work. She rarely leaves the house, eats very little and suffers from insomnia. She doesn't socialise or have any contact with her family. She has rece...

Analysis of Key Elements of the ArticleQuestions:1. Analysis of key elements of the article?2. Potential impact of the article on clinical practice?Many instances of infection at the health care settings due to Clostridium difficle is evident through researches. This research highlights the hypervirulent strain of C. difficile BI/NAP/27 and its association with the incurrence of Clostridium difficle infection (CDI) and its recurrence. It also po...

AbstractDoes physical activity reduce cognitive impairment in the elderly with dementia? The research proposal aims at conducting clinical study for evaluating the influence of physical activity on the cognitive impairment of elderly patients affected with dementia. Indeed, dementia prevalently occurs in aged population and treatment requires heavy investment for reducing the clinical manifestations. Limited research conducted until dat...

Anger and its FormsDescribe about the Stress and the Individual of Mechanisms Leading to Disease? Anger is the stage of emotions with a wide intensity rate which tends from irritation to the highest level of frustration (McEwen, 1993). Anger is a warning statement that indicates that something is going wrong. There are many forms of anger but four of them are :- Impatience Jealousy Fear Guilt These are four forms of anger. ...