Essays on Medical Practice & Treatment

134

Enhancing Nursing Practice Through Effective Communication and Social Identity Theory

4 pages / 1649 words

Importance of effective communication: In nursing, one of the most important skills you must have is communications skills. Effective communication helps the patient feel more comfortable and at ease, they feel valued and they know that they are not just another patient to you and...

Nursing Practice

135

Harnessing Big Data and Data Mining for Enhanced Healthcare

3 pages / 1551 words

Big Data and Data mining and its Value to Healthcare In any healthcare institution, the most critical process is gathering, close examining, and leveraging of consumer and patient data which appears complex since the clinical data involved is too vast to be understood by conventional...

Nursing Practice

136

Enhancing Cultural Competence in Nursing Practice

2 pages / 1019 words

Problem Nurses are the front line of care, each nurse in Canada encounter different types of cultures such as Muslims, Jewish, and many more cultures. I remember one of my experience where I was in last year of my Bachelor of Nursing and assigned in...

Nursing Practice

137

Understanding and Navigating Cultural Perspectives in Healthcare

4 pages / 1667 words

In providing care, it is vital that nurses know and understand the culture of those they are taking care of. If they do, they can offer care that is uniquely tailored to the patient so that the patient can feel comfortable and understood. To be...

Nursing Practice

138

Exploring The Path to Becoming a Nurse

3 pages / 1189 words

Nursing is an occupation in which highly trained professionals, who aren’t quite doctors, but are still a necessity in the medical profession, check out patients and give them an accurate diagnosis. Nurses are the communicators between doctors, patients, and their families. Their workload could often...

Nursing Practice

139

Understanding Medication Errors in Nursing Practice

4 pages / 2017 words

Nursing is the most fundamental profession in the provision of medical services. They are involved in the collection, preparation, and administration of medication for patients upon prescription by the relevant authorities. Though the execution of medical doctor’s orders, research has shown nurses are prone to...

Nursing Practice

140

Wearable Technology in Healthcare

3 pages / 1444 words

Wearable technology is the perpetual evolution of new digital devices utilized as individual fitness and wellness trackers to observing a patient’s health condition in real-time and automatically transferring the data to a remote health informatics framework. The advancements in wearable development have endless potential, including...

Nursing Informatics

141

Navigating Electronic Health Records (ehr) Challenges=

3 pages / 1446 words

The electronic Health record (EHR) is a documentation apparatus that yields information valuable in upgrading tolerant security, assessing care quality, augmenting productivity, and measuring staffing needs. Although medical attendants commend the EHR, they additionally demonstrate disappointment with its outline and awkward electronic procedures. This article...

Nursing Informatics

142

Navigating Advantages and Challenges of Health Information Systems in Nursing Informatics

6 pages / 2642 words

The use of technology in healthcare is not a new concept but its ever-growing need and use technology advancements have had a great impact on healthcare as a whole. Health Information Systems (HIS) have become a major component in using technology to improve quality care,...

Nursing Informatics

143

Balancing Advancements and Challenges in Healthcare Informatics

4 pages / 997 words

According to the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) and the American Nurses Association, Nursing Informatics is “the specialty that integrates nursing science with multiple information and analytical sciences to identify, define, manage and communicate data, information, knowledge, and wisdom in nursing practice” (Aspen...

Nursing Informatics

144

Exploring Diverse Career Paths in Nursing

2 pages / 807 words

Generally, the meaning of nursing is care taking of the sick. The role of the nurse is to provide care to patients with illness, injuries or and other healthcare issues. They are professional expertise in assisting the patients who work in hospitals, clinics or wards....

Nursing Informatics

145

The Foundation of Knowledge Model in Practice and Leadership

2 pages / 944 words

There is always an increase in the environment of healthcare in the use of technology that has been obvious in all organizations such as mobile computers, electronic health records with automated exchanges between providers and patients, telehealth, and online virtual visits and appointments. Due to...

Nursing Informatics

146

Nursing and Technology

6 pages / 2897 words

The rapid increase growth in technological advancement has made some changes to our nursing practice. I believe that the increasing trend in the use of technology is going to have a radical impact on health care delivery and the education of nurses. Through the use...

Nursing Informatics

147

The Transformative Impact of Nursing Informatics on Patient Care

4 pages / 1945 words

Nursing informatics is a field of nursing that incorporates nursing, computer, and information sciences to maintain and develop medical data and systems to support the practice of nursing, and to improve patient care outcomes. Technologies that have evolved due to health care/nursing informatics include: Made-to-order...

Nursing Informatics

148

Exploring Telehealth Access and Nursing Informatics Integration

3 pages / 1419 words

Technology has become a necessary an integral part of healthcare that aids in the assessment, monitoring, and treatment of patients and their conditions. Nursing informatics uses nursing and technology to promote positive patient outcomes. Lee (2014) believes informatics will enhance nursing practice, allow for quicker...

Nursing Informatics

149

Navigating Health Information Technology and Informatics in Healthcare Organizations

4 pages / 1628 words

Informatics Paper Health information technology and informatics impacts every aspects of healthcare today (Nelson & Staggers, 2018, p. 2). A critical report by the Institute of Medicine stated health care failed to recognize and reduce avoidable medical errors which harmed patients and many recognized the...

Nursing Informatics

150

Stem Cell Research: Unlocking The Potential

1 page / 495 words

Stem cell research represents a groundbreaking field of science with the potential to revolutionize medicine, offering new avenues for treatment, understanding disease mechanisms, and regenerating damaged tissues. This essay will delve into the world of stem cell research, exploring the types of stem cells, their...

Stem Cell Research

151

Nurse Staffing Ratios and Patient Outcomes

1 page / 566 words

Nurse staffing ratios refer to the number of nurses assigned to care for a specific number of patients. The importance of nurse staffing ratios cannot be overemphasized as they have been linked to patient outcomes. This essay aims to explore the impact of nurse staffing...

Nursing Patient

152

Against Embryonic Stem Cell Research: Alternatives, and Implications

1 page / 414 words

Embryonic stem cell research is a hot topic that’s been debated a lot over the years. This research uses cells from embryos to study their properties and see how they can be used in medicine. There are many potential benefits, like treating various health conditions....

Stem Cell Research