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DiscussionPractice of caring is traditionally known as nursing. On the other hand, nursing philosophy is a personal belief, hopes, attitude, and approach which are part of their practice and education regarding to the study of nursing. It defines how a nurse perceives their profession and actions. To develop a patient care and personal philosophy is a critical aspect for the development of all nurses. It is similarly help nurses to develop the...

What is therapeutic communication and how is it used in nursing practice?1. Therapeutic communication may be defined as the face-to-face procedure of interaction of the healthcare professionals with the patients and their family members that mainly focuses caring for the physical, mental as well as emotional well-being of the patients (Marie & Jaroslav, 2016). Nurses are seen to utilize different techniques for therapeutic communication fo...

Case StudyLaparoscopic Ovarian Cystectomy according to Emory University School of Medicine is a surgery that is meant to take out a cyst from the ovary by invasive surgery procedure using few and smaller slits(incisions) in the lower abdomen (Emory University, 2017, NHS, 2018). The reason for surgery is because many women often have an ovarian cyst at one stage in their life. The cysts may be cancerous or not. Non-cancerous cysts are removed w...

Overview of Evidence on FallsAccording to the evidence majority of the cases related to falls are predictable and the injuries caused by the falls are preventable. There is a negative impact of the unintentional falls and injuries among the person aged 65 years and more on the health care resources and the quality of life of the old aged person of Canada. In Canada the rate of falls in the older adults per year is 20-30%. Many studies have bee...

1.1 Perspectives of People Involved Jack – With his retirement which definitely means that his source of income has been cut, Jack could be anguished by the subsequent associated losses for example, loss of cash flow, motivation, and interpersonal connections already built in his work place. By him being a type II diabetes patient as well as being diagnosed with renal failure, he is bound to be depressed by his health status. He is al...

BackgroundAccording to the statistics published in the year 2015 by the Australia Institute of Health and Welfare, there were only 307,000 nurses together with the midwives in Australia. This is however in contrary to the population of the country (Cheng, Bartram, Karimi, & Leggat, 2016).According to the same report. There was a total population of 24 million as by February 2016 and this had the potential of subjecting the country’s ...

DiscussionThe fine section of the Fifth walk by Rousseau illustrates his life of exile at St. Peter’s island located in Lake Brenna, Switzerland. He defines that it was the best part of his life that left him no regrets. In this book, he asserts that the place is an extremely pleasant and wonderful place that is full of happiness for a man who likes to live within specific limits. The essay here outlines an argument based on the statemen...

Patient history and wound observationsThis case study represents the case of a 21 years old young woman named Mary who had presented to the emergency department with the compliant of an infected laceration on her left foot. The patient described the origin of attaining the wound in a beach resort 4 days ago where she stepped on a broken glass bottle and attained a deep 2 cm long jagged laceration over the lateral aspect of her left foot. The p...

Critical analysisThe transition phases of nursing are one of the most challenging parts of the profession. Nurses have to cope with the different type of clinical and non-clinical challenges those come in this transition phase from being a student to a graduate registered nurse. The clinical and non-clinical skills are to be developed in a proper way to increase the efficiency of the service. It is seen that young graduate nurses face lots of ...

Description of the Home Visitation InterventionA randomized control trial was conducted in order to determine the effects of infancy and prenatal home visitation services on the outcomes related to pregnancy childhood injuries and repeated childbearing in a community. The study was based on findings that home visitation services have proved effective in bringing about an improvement in child and maternal outcomes in different populations (Olds...

Formation of Neural-NetworksConsciousness can be defined as the state of the brain system or might be that of the brain-process from the perspective of the first person. It has mainly two important sub aspects that are the conscious function and the second one is the conscious experience (Tsuchiya et al., 2015). This assignment would mainly comprise of the important necessary conditions required for consciousness. The formation of neural-netw...

Research as a critical component of many professionsResearch is a critical component of many professions and areas of study. It provides evidence that can be used in various ways like developing and evaluating health policies to improve health outcomes (Moore, Todd, & Redman, 2009). Furthermore, Breckon and Dodson (2016) list six categories of mechanisms via which research evidence can be used. In a way, Hood (2003) portrays that the resea...

The Importance of Caring for PatientsNursing can be define as the practice that aims at protecting and preventing illness as well as injuries with the goal of alleviating suffering from the patient through diagnosis as well as treatment (Strout, 2012). Nursing always aims at responding to human calls and advocating for care of the population, communities and families. Philosophy in nursing refers to an attitude towards human life as well ...

Dehydration and its Clinical Manifestations1. Dehydration is the condition when the body loses body fluids more than the amount of the water that has been taken, which causes disruption of various metabolic processes of the body due to the imbalanced electrolyte concentration. Some of the important clinical manifestation of the dehydration includes dry skin, poor skin turgor, nausea, vomiting, decreased urine output and having a dark yellow u...

Acute pain related to stage one pressure injuryAcute pain (Herdman and kamitsuru,2014) related to stage one pressure injury on her right ischial tuberosity as evidenced by pain score 7 out of 10, by on questioning Heather stated that she has pain and she described the pain as “it really hurts if I sit for too long in my wheelchair due to the community nurse who helped her in bathing, shifting and doing other routine activities. When she ...

Background and Presentation of the Patient/FamilyStroke is a condition that occurs when flow of blood is occluded in a part of brain. The disruption of oxygenated blood causes a damage to the cells of brain hence causing disabling influence on an individual.  Grant Baker being of older age and from Torres Strait Islander Descent was more prone to stroke. Tracing the family history of Baker his grandfather was from Fiji where stroke is a c...

Patient ProfileThe case involved a woman who in this case will be referred to as Madam P for confidentiality purposes. Madam P was a Sri Lankan female and was 98 years old. She presented herself with a current problem of pneumonia. On further interview about her past medical history, it was established that she had suffered from an Ischemic Heart Disease (IHD) and an Echocardiogram had been done back in 2017.The ejection fraction in this case ...

Complications of Ischemic StrokeStroke is an acute disorder that takes place when the blood vessels present in the brain ruptures and bleeds. It might also take place where there is a blockage in the supply of the blood to the brain (Crotty et al., 2018). This rupture as well as the blockage prevents oxygen and blood from reaching the tissues of the brain. The stroke occurring due to blocked artery is the ischemic stroke whereas the other is c...

Description of the CourseworkReflection has been compared to be an extremely important tool that serves as a platform for the nursing professionals to evaluate their working experience. Reflection helps the nursing professionals in assessing their level of preparedness to handle critical clinical scenarios based upon real life situations (Bulman et al. 2013). The Gibbs Reflective model has been widely used by the nursing professionals to refle...

Challenges Associated with Long Working Hours among NursesWork time longer than 12 hours are quite common and popular among nurses working in hospitals and directly affects the care that they deliver to the patients and the wellbeing of the nursing professionals as well. The actual length of working shifts are most often unpredictable due to the fluctuations in the needs and health demands of the patients and the unanticipated charges of staff...

Description of Central Line Associated Bloodstream InfectionOne of the greatest challenges to safe hospice stay and optimal care services provided to the patients during their stay in the health care facility is health care associated infections (Cruz et al. 2018). On a more elaborative note, the central line associated blood stream infections or CLABSI have been identified as the most frequently reported conditions affecting the patient populat...

Accurate Assessment of AphasiaIndividual clients with aphasia are basically identified by clinicians present in a hospital. In a particular acute setting, the pathologist always have a brief dimension in which they do clear clinical assessment and evaluator examination in order to identify the existence and overall effects of aphasia(Baker, Rorden & Fridriksson,2010). Accurate assessment of aphasia usually depends upon proper and precise ...

Critical Analysis of the Needs Definition for the System Analysis of the Construction ProjectSystem Design of any project, be it a construction project or software development, defines every element of the entire system in such a way that the modules and components of the system, the architecture, the different interfaces involved in the component and all the data integrated in the system is thoroughly defined. The concept of System Design rev...

Presenting FactorsResponse to question  1.1 Appearance & behaviour Cormac has long beard and long blonde hair, which is greasy and matted. He used to take the washcloth on his head, which is very unusual. He also avoided the eye contact with the nursing personnel. Cormac was very interactive with the nurse as well. He did not think that he has any kind of disorder. ·      &nb...

The Role of HR Directors in Multinational CorporationsIn this world of gradually changing global visions, it is high time for the human resource professionals for gearing themselves and making further plan, prioritize them and set some new goals accordingly. The HR professionals at present are considered to be one of the main elements which include in the functioning of HR within the organisation. Rising through different ranks of human resour...