Autism comes in many different shapes and forms and varies by everyone that is diagnosed. It can range from mild, and functioning, to the more severe. Autism Spectrum disorder covers five different disorders: Childhood Disintegrative Disorder, Rett’s Disorder, Autistic Disorder, Pervasive Development Disorder, and Asperger’s Syndrome (Miller). These severities are determined by the many spectrums…
Risk Assessment for Elderly Falls
Q1: Part of your education includes experiences in different types of healthcare settings. How would your role in the primary care setting be different from your role in the acute care setting? Include in your discussion a definition of the philosophy of primary health care and the principles of wellness. Healthcare is provided at three…
Primary Care Case Study
The case study is about Mrs. R who is a 56-year-old Hispanic female who reported to the clinic with a chief complaint of extreme fatigue and a gradual weight gain since her menopause last year. Her symptoms began three months ago; she exercises twice a week by walking on the treadmill for 30 minutes in…
Breast Cancer Implications on Chinese- Asian American- and American Populations
As far back as 1600 B.C., cancer has been a global phenomenon that has touched every individual in nuanced ways. Cancer is always being discussed; family members have been diagnosed and cured, traumatizing epidemiological statistics are constantly being reported, and innovative research and treatments are constantly debated about on the news. Although death rates for…
Lifelong Learning and Evidence-based Practice in Nursing
In this essay, it will be discussed how lifelong learning and the ability to use evidence-based practice as a nurse is essential to develop professionally. I will be focussing on learning styles and theories that can help with lifelong learning. Likewise, I will discuss the importance of developing emotional intelligence as a student nurse. Additionally,…
Patient Centred Care in the NHS
Introduction The NHS is a large multi-functioning health care service that deals with over 1 million patients every 36 hours 1 . The NHS sets out to provide quality health care which include three important parts; Clinical efficiency, patient safety and patient experience 2 . The need for even greater quality health care in the…
Risk Management in Healthcare: Advantages and Disadvantages
Submitted to : Mr. Emmanuel Badu Risk Management in healthcare facility The health care environment faces different and numerous of emerging risk, related to health care reform. The purpose of risk management is to pinpoint potential problems before they can affect and occur, so that the organization can planned and invoked ahead of time if…
Health and Safety in the Production Plant Environment
4.1 INTRODUCTION Environmental and safety are the aspects that need to be considered in any production plant as these aspects could affect the production process, human health, and environment. Raw materials, product, by-product, and equipment are the most important elements included in safety measurement of production plant. In this chapter, every element that could be…
Expansion of the Affordable Care Act and its Effect on Stakeholders
The Expansion of the Affordable Care Act and its Effect on Stakeholders Medicaid sustainability comprises factors such as legislation, public opinion, and health care providers intervention. For the policy analyst, there is a need to understand and bring these elements together in order to meet the needs of the stakeholders involved. There is Medicaid before…
Reflection On The Management Of Care
This essay will present a reflective journal describing the different care requirements of patients from three different client groups undergoing surgery. I will describe the care of one of the client groups and subsequently compare and contrast the differences in their needs. This reflection will explore the strategies and skills for management used in the…