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In the process of planning of care to every patient, Holistic nursing is the most effective and helpful method to cater all the needs of each patient as holistic nursing focuses on the improvement and healing of an individual as a bio-psycho-social unity, from birth...
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Sandy, a 93 year old man, was admitted to the ward for rehabilitation due to reduced mobility following a fall at home. He has a medical history of vascular dementia, bladder cancer and chronic kidney disease. According to a report by the National Health Service...
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Introduction Sandy, a 93 year old man, was admitted to the ward for rehabilitation due to reduced mobility following a fall at home. He has a medical history of vascular dementia, bladder cancer and chronic kidney disease. According to a report by the National Health...
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This essay is to consider the role and responsibilities of a Registered Nurse (RN) by considering the model of Roper Logan and Tierney (RLT) as a sample. This model will incorporate with the brief history of the chosen patient with Long Term Condition (LTC) by...
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This essay will be exploring communication as an aspect of nursing care which is an indispensable skill in a role of service provision such as nursing. Through the development of fundamental mental health nursing skills and the values they require, I have gained further clarity...
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Introduction Health assessment is important in clinical nursing practice. A comprehensive health assessment can help to identify the needs of patient and thus develop an individual care plan for them. There are mainly six components of comprehensive health assessment, which are psychosocial assessment, nutritional assessment,...
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Holistic caregiving is among the most important aspects of proper clinical care hence the need to always maintain it at an optimum level. Optimization includes constantly improving the best standards, hence the concept of Quality Improvement (QI) in the practice of nursing. Under QI, professionals...
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The subacute care that David has, is set to give him the best chance at recovering as possible. David is a young adult, who was injured in a car accident. He needs a vigorous treatment plan for him to be able to return to his...
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In this essay, I will discuss obesity in adult and the effect it has on their health and lifestyles. The focus of this essay will be on United Kingdom (UK) population. Obesity is known as the fat that is present in the body which is...
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Overview of the problem Nursing turnover is a significant problem in the healthcare systems across the globe. Employee turnover, as understood by the human resource professionals, is the rate at which an organization’s workforce terminates employment and requires replacement (Rondeau, 2016). The continuously growing number...
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Erectile dysfunction is common in post-priapism clients with sickle cell disease. Evidence has shown that sickle cell disease has been linked to several reproductive issues, such as low sperm count and decreased testosterone levels. This can create challenges between the client and nurse. Sickle cell...
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This paper will explore the impacts that interuptions have on emergency nursing. I will assess this by utilizing information gathered from 3 articles. All studies within these articles illustrate the detrimental outcomes that emergency nursing interruptions have on patients and nurses. When interruptions occur, it...
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Medical Nursing In veterinary medicine, orogastric intubation is performed on canines to feed neonates that lack a suckeling reflex or cannot nurse. This procedure is also used to decompress the stomach in the case of gastric dilation-volvulus (GDV) or to perform gastric lavage after a...
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Community health nurses play a vital role in the health and well-being of a community (Stanhope, Lancaster, Jakubec, & Pike-MacDonald, 2017). Thorough analysis of a community is foundational work done by the community health nurse; this includes gathering a synthesis of data and interpreting the...
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I read a journal entitled Our View of Courageous Care by Cindy Munro and Richard Savel that was published in the year 2015. The journal is all about building the knowledge base for nursing care and the manifestation or courageous care. Whereas the authors highlighted...
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The book defines cultural competence as “a set of congruent behaviors, attitudes, and policies that come together in a system, agency, or among professionals that enables effective work in cross-cultural situations.” Cultural competence within the area of behavioral health defined in my own words is...