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Case 1: Ethics in NursingThe report brings about the discussion on the value, ethics, and principles of the nursing practices in context to the Canadian Healthcare system. These aspects play an important role in delivering effective and safe care to the individuals. Therefore, these concepts will be assessed through the four case studies given and the report will answer the questions accordingly. The case represented the issue of ulcerated ...

Challenges faced by new graduate nursesThe healthcare environment is ever changing. However, one of the things that never get changed is the demand for the nurses. The need of more nursing professionals in the healthcare sector has become important because of the lingering issues of nursing shortage felt by the nation. Firstly, one of the reasons identified by researchers is the increase in the number of chronic ailments among the citizens alo...

Peripheral Intravenous Catheters and Their UsageIntroduction: There are various invasive devices which are regularly used in the medicine practice to improve the quality of life of the patients and also offer better diseases management to the patients (López et al., 2014). This paper focuses on one of the assortment of invasive devices which are used regularly in medicine practice, the peripheral intravenous catheters or PVC. Elaborati...

Analyzing leadership strengths and coaching for maximizing leadership potentialThe report provides the comprehensive discussion of how the Panera bread company faced the mosh pit problem and will give the detail discussion of how the concept of VUCA and critical thinking is applied to provide solution to the problem faced by the company. It also describes the problem faced by the company Starbucks and the use of critical thinking to solve the ...

The Research QuestionIn this essay, the article by Hill et al. (2016) is criticallyevaluated by using the CASP tool. The authors tried to compare the effects of an anti-inflammatory dose of fish oil with lower dose of the fish oil. In this study, a randomized controlled trial method was used and almost 202 participants were allocated randomly in two groups that was high-dose group and low dose group. The researcher also tried to establish a re...

What is Naloxone?Naloxone is a narcoticanalgesic antagonist, C19H21NO4, used in thereversal of acutenarcoticanalgesicrespiratorydepression. The medicine brings better results when administered at an overdose to block the high concentration of heroin or opioids in the body of a patient. The medication is most effective when administered through injections since it will prevent the usagewhen administered orally as a tablet is not ...

Importance of STEMClub together Science, Technology, Engineering and Math in an interdisciplinary fashion, add some innovative methods of teaching beyond the books and what we have in our hands will be a class learning with the help of STEM. At the turn of the previous century, the four components of the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) served as the foundation of the development of Industrial revolution (Ross, 2016). Dur...

Analysis of the Data PresentedIdeally, the early save program has been effective in improving the resuscitation and health care system of the patients in the hospital. Based on the graph before the program was introduced that is (pre), there was a large number of deaths of the patient who could not make it after being resuscitated that is around 25% has been interpreted from the graph (Hockenberry, Wilson and Rodgers, 2016, p.20). This shows...

BackgroundChest heaviness is an indicator of breathing challenges by the patient as a result of blockage of arteries thus reducing blood circulation. Although the problem can be caused by indigestion or physical strain, it is important for one to understand how to manage the early signs of the condition and when to seek medical assistance. The case of Ferguson presents a situation where the patient failed to manage the signs of the problem. ...

Understanding Clinical ReasoningThe term clinical reasoning is used to determine a cognitive process that guides the practice of nurses and other clinicians. Clinical reasoning determines the way patient information is collected in a clinical case, processed, integrated with the clinician’s knowledge and experience, and ultimately comes to an understanding of the issue which is used to diagnose and manage the patient’s problem...

Case StudyNurses with active clinical reasoning have an affirmative influence on patient results; on the contrary, those with destitute clinical reasoning will frequently flop to discover imminent patient worsening.  Faults in decision making and judgment are recognised to version for more than half of unreceptive clinical actions (Schug, Palmer, Scott, Halliwell & Trinca, 2015).  Clinical reasoning is a learning skill requi...

Brief OverviewEmergency nursing service is one of the greatest needs of the developing nation sin the present day scenario, especially for the developing nations the need for disaster management or crisis control is raising every day. The health care workforce is dwindling in the developing countries, and even though the global and national health and welfare maintenance authorities all over the globe are taking efforts to improve the health c...

Bronchiolitis and its SymptomsBronchiolitis is a type of lung infection which causes congestion and inflammation in the bronchioles (small airways) of the lungs. The causative agent of bronchiolitis is virus which is popularly known as respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) or pneumovirus. The main target group of this inflammatory viral infection is young children and infants. The initial symptoms of bronchiolitis might be confused with common col...

Patient's Medical HistoryThe following reflection is based on the case study of a 47-year old male (Max) who is presented to the external clinical for routine skin, nail and wound care. His medical history highlights R/1st amputation, type-2 diabetes mellitus, diabetic neuropathy, high blood pressure, high level of blood cholesterol, high basal metabolic rate (BMI) along with L/1st plantar and anxiety. He was a chain smoker for the p...

Challenges in Perioperative Nursing CarePerioperative nursing can be defined as a nursing practice that involves catering to patients who have undergone a surgery or some other kind of minimal invasive procedure. Nursing professionals who are involved in perioperative nursing techniques work in close association with anaesthesiologist, surgeons, nurse practitioners and surgical technologists (Blomberg, Bisholt, Nilsson, & Lindwall, 2015,p....

Transtheoretical Model of Change and Motivational Interviewing techniquesTranstheoretical Model of Change (TMC) is used as the foundation for increasing appropriate interventions that will enhance health behavior adjustment. The TMC describes the modification of problem behavior or how people acquire helpful behavior. The model mainly focuses on the individual capacity to make the decision; it involves behavior, cognition, and emotions of the ...

Impact of Preterm Birth on NeurodevelopmentAfter birth care and nurturing plays a fundamental role in the growth and development of the child as it continues to growth and develop with time. Especially for the preterm babies, the importance of the growth and development focused care holds tremendous value in preserving and protecting their physical and neurological development. Preterm babies are the result of premature birth facilitated by ...

The Roper, Logan and Tierney Model of Nursing and Activities of LivingNurses have to provide an array of support services to the patients while they are availing the care services. Especially for the aged care sector, the nursing professionals often have to indulge in supportive assistance that even encompasses the activities of living for the patients as well (Ahmed et al., 2018). On a more elaborative note, it has to be mentioned that for th...

Alzheimer's Disease: Symptoms and StagesAn illness trajectory is known to focus on the experiences of an individual as they complete the journey of life after development of the illness. Though experiences of illness might be varying among individual, common themes emerge from such experiences on the basis of qualitative research studies.  The present assignment is based on a creative work, the movie ‘Still Alice’ that ...

Importance of Aim of the ProjectThe aim of the project always gives the proper idea of the project is all about?  The aim of the project must be specified accordingly to address a large section of the country. The aim of the project must attract the attention of all the medical staff to combat the deadly disease as early as possible. This diabetes care project needs to bring new opportunities to the medical staff as well ...

Answer: Introduction Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a chronic inflammatory lung disease that causes the obstructed the airflow from the lungs. Signs and symptoms may include breathing difficulty, coughing, mucus production and wheezing in patient (Ponikowski et al., 2016). This case study presents one such health condition of the patient, Mr Georgeo Polaris who is2 years of Italian man admitted to the hospital with shortness ...

The Code of Conduct for Nurses and the Registered Nurse Standards for Practice from the NMBACultural competence can be defined as the process by virtue of which care providers and health care organizations deliver medical services to the minority group with respect to their ethnic, cultural and linguistic background (Shen, 2015,p. 309). Through effective understanding and use of cultural competence, safe medical service delivery is ensured to ...

Assessment TaskThe cultural safety and appropriateness has become one of the most integral aspects associated with the care planning and delivery in the present day scenario. It has to be mentioned that the aspect of patient centred care focuses on planning and delivering care that is culturally appropriate and respectful towards the individuality of the patient that is being care for (Zubair, 2015). The concept of therapeutic relationship als...

Introduction to Teaching Games for Understanding (TGFU) ApproachMany training and activity models have been adopted in the approach to Physical education. The Teaching for Effective Understanding (TGFU) approach has been considered as a fundamental methodology to approach any teaching of games and sports in the upper primary as well as other dimensions of education (Alcalá, & Garijo, 2017). For the success of any school-ba...

PurposeThese three (or four if required) sets of documents should be scanned (and saved in PDF format) into three groups and labelled accordingly. Three (or four if required) files will be opened and graded. Please do not submit multiple single pages. Multiple single pages will not be graded. Each page submitted must include the student name and date. Clinical competency documents (1, 2) must include preceptor name and signature and contact ...