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Understanding Holistic End of Life Care Write a reflective essay about how to provide the best holistic end of life care to a patient while managing my own personal values and beliefs and how that will effect my patient. Palliative care can be defined as the multidisciplinary approach that is adopted by a specialized medical as well as nursing care team to provide best care to patients who are suffering from life limiting illness. This type of ...

Causes and symptoms of congestive cardiac failure Question: Outline the causes, incidence and risk factors of the identified condition and how it can impact on the patient and family. Congestive cardiac failure occurs when the muscles of the heart are not able to pump sufficient blood as required. It is a chronic condition where the arteries of the heart are narrowed or the gradually high blood pressure results in weakening of the heart o...

Importance of Proper Discharge PlanningQuestion:Discuss About The Strength Leadership Coaching Organizations? During discharge, transition takes place from hospital to rehabilitation or home and this period is critical for the health and wellbeing of the patients. It is an intimidating event and improvements need to done with proper discharge planning improving the outcome of patients as they move to next level of care (Kearns et al. 2017). It ...

Background on Difficult Venous AccessQuestion:Discuss About The Journal Vascular Interventional Radiology? In the emergency department, establishing vascular access is the most common procedure.  However, handling patients with difficult vascular access becomes a challenge for nurses. Certain conditions like obesity, vasculopathy, hypovolemia and chronic vascular access increase the likelihood of difficult vascular access. The review of re...

Risk Factors for Falls in Elderly Patients Question: Discuss about the Fall Prevention Strategies For Geriatric Patients. Falls are considered by researchers to be one of the leading causes of injury related admission to the emergency departments in the different healthcare centers. It has also been seen to be the primary etiology of accidents mainly in the cohort of the people who are aged 65 years and above (Milos et al. 2014, p 40). The mor...

Overview of Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA)Question:Discuss about the Nursing Care for Midwifery Board of Australia. The main function of the NMBA is to conduct proper registration process of the nurses and midwifery practitioners. They are the sole body who develops nursing standards, guidelines and codes of conducts for nursing and midwifery profession. The code of professional conduct for nurses in Australia as defined by...

Professional Identity and Professional NursingQuestions:1.Read the ABC News article titled: “‘Just a nurse’: Queensland woman writes open letter to woman at corner store.2.Provide a one to two paragraph reflection on your thoughts in relation to your own professional identity.  1.Professional identity is an important resource, which aids people to sustain and develop motivation to obtain maximum productivity and produ...

Introduction to Nursing Question: Discuss about the Critical Analysis Of Nursing Care. Nursing can be defined as a noble profession within the Health Care Sector that comprises of caring for different patients, families or communities regardless of contributing factors like race, gender, religion and socioeconomic status, in order to ensure providing optimal health care to each and every sector of the society.  Nurses can be differen...

Experience with Urinary Tract Infection Patient Question: Discuss About The Nursing In Turkish Breast Cancer Patients? In contemporary nursing, critical reflection is an important virtue that a nurse practitioner must possess in order to take charge of a situation in an accurate manner. Contemplating a scenario by reverting to the scenario and understanding of the context through modification of future outcomes is performed through critical re...

The Theory of Behaviorism Question: Critically analyse the Behaviourism Theory and discusses how it can be utilised for facilitating learning in the Clinical Environment. Learning theories act as the prime point of guidance that educational system utilises under different settings for planning a suitable teaching session. The educators base their teaching on the principles of these theories and apply their knowledge in an effective manner to a...

The Importance of Reflective Writing Discuss about the Design IT for Entrepreneurship and Small Business. Reflective writing is the act of writing an article or blog with the purpose of expressing the experiences in which an individual has undergone. Reflective writing is very important in enabling an individual to review and reflect on the experiences in which they have undergone. It is also important because it helps the writer share th...

Initiation of evidence based practice Discuss About The Methods Appraisal Evidence Based Practice? Evident based practice in the field of nursing is the utilization of the best evidences available currently, in planning and giving care to a patient. It is an approach to systematically administrate clinical practices (Hoffmann, Bennett & Del Mar, 2013). It needs the practitioner and the caregiver to evaluate the present research works, guide...

Patient Situation Discuss about the Critical Reasoning Cycle. Clinical reasoning cycle helps a nurse to critically analyze a patient’s situation and accordingly relate her knowledge of nursing to it. This is then followed by the introduction of evidence based interventions in the care plan for the patient, which includes goals, actions and evaluation of outcomes (Forsberg, 2016). Often handling opioid tolerant patients becomes diffic...

Analysis of the Case Study Question: Discuss about the Evaluation Of The Unsatisfactory Professional. Nursing is considered as a noble profession in which apart from professional competence and essential skills, the nursing practitioners are to work in compliance with the professional standards and principles as laid down by the concerned authorities. It is imperative for the nurses to abide by these guidelines for ensuring appropria...

The Defining Features of Cultural Competence Question: Discuss about the Nursing Practice in Cases of Isolation. Cultural competence can be defined as part of nursing skills to provide quality, safe and effective care to patients belonging to different cultural backgrounds. The defining features of cultural competence includes cultural knowledge, cultural awareness, cultural skill and cultural sensitivity and its associated dynamic processes (...

Overview of Dissociative Identity Disorder Discuss about the Dissociative Identity Disorder. Dissociative identity disorder also known as multiple personality disorder is a condition wherein the identity of a person is divided into two or more personalities that are distinctively present (Dorahy et al, 2014). The people who suffer from this mental illness are generally the targets of severe bullying and abuse. The following essay deals with the...

Background and Introduction Question: Discuss about the Nursing Evidence Based Research. The ‘EARLY SAVE’ program was particularly initiated to mirror out best practices in early recognition as well as response to clinical deterioration. Clinical staff was educated so that they could be able to implement the program effectively. Additionally, there was an introduction of an escalation chart as well as an observation to help in acco...

Attributes of the nursing profession Question: Discuss About The Professional Identity A Registered Nursing? Nursing is a profession that stands as the pillar in the health care industry holding all the different components together like the proverbial glue, ever since the introduction of this profession by Florence Nightingale. It has to be understood that nurses are those healthcare professionals who act not only in caring for the patient bu...

Advantages of Narrative Therapy Question: Discuss about the Narrative Therapy. Narrative therapy can be described as a type of counseling which sees individuals as different from their mental issues. It creates some distance between the client and the problem to see if it helps or protects them more than it hurts them. The perspective gives the client the feeling of having the power to change their behavior and patterns, and their story of lif...

Challenges faced by nurses in the emergency department Question: Discuss About The Pediatric Patients In Emergency Department? Emergency rooms are mainly referred as the first line of defence to treat a patient from accidents, heart problems, allergic reactions and also some other kinds of urgent care. These nurses used to work immediately according to the needs of the patient and prioritizing on the basis of the needs of the patient. The paed...

Patient InformationQuestion:Discuss about the Medical Condition Of The Virtual Patient.The patient going by the name Barry West is a 64 year old male who had his first stroke in the year 2006. He is currently being treated for type 2diabetes and hypertension. It all started with West feeling unwell just a few months before he was admitted to the hospital. He complained of low energy levels, lethargy and hearing impairment. West was diagnosed and...

High Nursing Workload: Definition and Causes Question: Discuss about the Professional Issues of Nursing Workload. Burnout, medical errors and adverse events in nursing practice are some of the major challenges that affect nurse’s performance and influence their motivation and satisfaction with the nursing job. All the above mentioned issues are mainly caused by the situation of high nursing working load which acts as the main mediat...

Common grief responsesQuestion:Discuss About The Process Of Individual In Reacting To Loss? Grief can be defined as the normal process of an individual in reacting to loss. Often different people cope with loss of their loved ones in different ways and therefore researchers state that there is no particular process of coping with death. The way how an individual grieves depend entirely on the individual’s cultural as well as religious bac...

Family Structure according to the provided GenogramQuestion:Discuss About The William Family According Genogram Provided? The structure of the William family according to the genogram provided above is explained here. Hannah Williams and Steven Williams are married to each other for 3 years since 2014. Before Steven, Hannah was married to Barry but their relationship ended followed by divorce. Billy 5 years old is the only son of Hannah and Bar...

Family scenario 1- The Williams family Create a Genogram to visually depict the Family’s Structure. Assessment Figure: Genogram of the Williams Family The present genogram focuses on the Williams family, namey Hannah and Steven Williams. The two have been married for three years, after Hannah go divorced from her former husband, Barry. The two have a child named Billy. Barry at present is in a relationship with Jane, who has two child...