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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 ...

Identification of Nursing ProblemsNurses are the primary caregivers in healthcare facilities and as such, they are supposed to be well versed with quality management in order to improve their problem solving skills in the most efficient way in order to improve the patients’ satisfaction and enhance the clinical nursing work (Walker et al, 2013). In reference to a case study, this paper details the clinical issues that nurses face when ...

Issues/problems Issues/problems Person-centred Goal Interventions/ Actions Who is responsible Evaluation Criteria and date Paul has been suffering from depression due to his recently developed health problems such as eye problems due to the cataract surgery and his hepatitis C Effective communication incorporating the cultural competency and respect for the aboriginal people can be set...

Identification Of The Three Nursing Care PrioritiesMultiple Sclerosis (MS) is a condition that affects the brain and the spinal cord or the nervous system and has the potential to lead to disability. It arises as a result of the immune system attacking the myelin that protects the nerve fibers and this leads to difficulties in communication between the brain and the body (Jacques & Lublin, 2015). The signs and symptoms generally depend on ...

Explanation of Novo Rapid Insulin prescription for Ben The eleven components include the name of the drug or medicine, the name of the patient, the date of manufacture of the drug, the date of order of the drug, time at which the drug is administered, the dose administered, the site of injection, the route of administration and finally the number or frequency with which the drug is administered (Johnson et al., 2018). The importance of this comp...

Critical Thinking in Analyzing Nursing PracticeThe two AHPRA Registered Nurse Standard of Practice selected are Standard 1 and Standard 6 that Registered Nurses think critically and analyses nursing practice and provides safe, appropriate and responsive quality nursing practice (Birks, Davis, Smithson & Cant, 2016). There is more to being a nurse than just possessing good clinical skills. Being able to think critically helps Registered N...

The Formula to Calculate BMI Brodie is a 55 year old male and his height was 185cm. With a waist circumference of 100cm, his total body weight is 95kg, which is quite high as per his age, height. He was diagnosed with a high arterial blood pressure, which was 150/95 mmHg at the time of measurement. Even, he was also diagnosed with high cholesterol that is high level of LDL and total cholesterol and low HDL. management, he is trying to bring many...

Communication Theory and ActionWhile the foundation of humans is built upon our ability to communication, so one would associate communication with something that is easy and not a dedicated branch of work. However, in reality, things are quite the opposite. The nature of communication is quite complex and it changes dramatically given the nature of work and the industry and the field where it’s being used. The nature of communication in...

What is Evidence-Based Practice?I was very surprised to learn the great gap that exists between knowledge/ evidence/research and practice. One would by default expect that research findings will lead to improved care. The nurse is a very important member of the healthcare team. The nurse is involved in helping patients/clients in several ways all aimed at improving health and quality of life. The nurse has a pivotal role at both managing dis...

Assessment of Mrs. Janet McKay's Condition This clinical integration assignment deals with the case of Mrs. Janet McKay, an 86 year old women living in the sunset residential aged care center. She underwent a hip replacement surgery after a fall and she has been diagnosed of Dementia and Alzheimer’s. She showed signs of forgetfulness and a recent episode of injury to her right lower leg. The patient is however strong willed and emotionally...

Consequences of CVA The case study is about the 83 years old patient Harold Graeme Blake, who has a past medical history of left cerebral vascular attack or CVA and Angina and is admitted in the hospital with an episode of Angina and another cerebral vascular attack. He got the attack while he was waiting for taxi on his way to hospital for outpatient appointment and thus, he is admitted in the emergency department. The purpose of the paper is t...

Background Discuss an improved model for Independent Nursing hereby referred to  as Advanced Independent Nursing AIN. Advanced Nursing Practice includes various roles such as nursing practitioner, nurse anesthetist, clinical nursing specialist, and nursing midwives. Nursing practitioner is a form of registered nursing practice, which includes professionals with a nursing graduation degree and a certification on a specialty subject which sh...

The Example of John Nash and Paranoid SchizophreniaDiscuss about the Impact Of Recruitment Strategies On Risk Enrichment. The movie by the name "Beautiful mind" is one of the best in illuminating the boggling of the brain and a terrible journey of the main character known as John Nash. John Nash for many years suffered from Paranoid Schizophrenia. The movie was aired in the year 2001 and took the audience through an experience of John Nas...

Temperature Discuss About The Female Infertility Characterised Embryonic. Before the assessment, the nurse should check at the status of health of an individual. A critically ill individual requires an immediate assessment. The age factor is critical for evaluation (Ervin, & Kulbok, 2018). Additionally, the nurse should gauge the mental capacity of the patient. After the assessment, the physician should look at the differences in respo...

Lesson 1: Behaviorism theory for teaching 'Romeo and Juliet'Discuss About The Pedagogy For Christian Worldview Formation. The five lessons are developed focusing on the syllabus developed by BOSTES and ACARA for the fifth stage, especially for year 9 (Home - Board of Studies Teaching and Educational Standards NSW, (2018). According to the learning theories, a student can learn the topic in various ways, so it is important to plan...

Nursing Care Plan: ?Jim Discuss About The Randomized Clinical Trial Of Effectiveness. An assessment provides an opportunity for nurses to set up a firm and desired therapeutic effect. Assessment involves multiple steps with the objectives being to diagnose which later become the basis for nursing treatment. The three most important steps in assessment that would be conducted to Jim in the day of admission include, comprehensive assessment, quic...

Clinical Handover - Importance and ElementsDiscuss about the Lower Risk Of Readmission For Recurrent Stroke. The practise of nursing involves activities that help in facilitating the patients in receiving improved quality of health care. There is a constant effort shown by the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA) to effectively manage and guide the nurses in their practice. The paper reflects nursing interventions that are...

Assessment of Blood Pressure for JimJim is a 58 year old homeless Indigenous male of no fixed address. He presented to the Emergency Department with dyspnea, myalgia, fatigue, malaise, rhinorrhea and headache. His symptoms began approximately 1 day ago and are continuous and steadily getting worse. On examination he was found to be febrile with a clear nasal discharge, shortness of breath and muscle soreness. He has a previous medical history ...

Picture 1: Peristomal Contact DermatitisDiscuss about the Stoma and Peristomal Complications and Assessment Details. Creation of intestinal or urological stomas is an integral part of the surgical interventions for several complications such as gastro-intestinal tract disease (Salvadalena, 2013). Numerous people undergo surgical interventions every year resulting in intestinal or urological stoma. The modern healthcare system uses ...

Identification of Patient NeedsCritical Analyse the Virtual Case World Case Study. The healthcare practitioners often find it challenging to attend to the elderly persons because their ageing condition makes them vulnerable to a wide range of illnesses. That means that they should always be ready to seek for continuous medical care because it means a lot for them. Such services can be provided at the healthcare facilities or home care o...

DiscussionDiscuss About The FoundationsEvidence Based Oxford University. Stroke patients should be rehabilitated and it should be patient centred. Implementation of effective rehabilitation of stroke patients can be evaluated by exploring experience of caregivers. Experience of caregivers to stroke patients can be explored through studies aimed at exploring experiences of caregivers. Critical appraisal of the research article ca...

PharmacokineticsDiscuss About The Angina Pectoris In Patients With Normal Coronary. The case study states the clinical condition of Mr. Ferguson who has been admitted in to the emergency department (ED) with the symptoms of chest heaviness. Mr. Ferguson’s past clinical history tells that he had survived a Non ST Elevated Myocardial infarction (NSTEMI). Some of the complications following an NSTEMI are ischemic angina, re-infarct...

Strengths and Weaknesses of Skin-to-Skin Care and IncubationDiscuss About The Enablers Of Kangaroo Mother Care Practice. Provide an overview of the area of evidence uncertainty and justification of why this topic was selected, including overall significance of the problem. The main question in this study is: Is skin to skin contact more effective than incubator when it comes to the prevention of hypothermia? A newborn child often fac...

Respect for AutonomyDiscuss About The Nursing Practice Concepts And Perspectives. The healthcare practice experienced challenges in seeking the voice of the patient where practitioners made decisions on behalf of patients involving their care as long as they observed it as necessary and demanding. Beauchamp and Childress four ethical principles provide legal and ethical considerations important to the medical fraternity in their day-to-...

Laws and Ethics in Australia Discuss the relevance and application of Australian laws and ethical values in Tim's case study. Ethics is also called philosophical morality. It is an embodiment of philosophy dictating the actions of human beings (Miraghaei, Shabani, & Shabani, 2014). Ethics quest to judge what is wrong and right about an action. Furthermore, the moral values are systematic in its defense and recommendation on an individual's ...