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Discussion and EvaluationTransition is a crucial factor in deciding the fate of nursing and care delivery at large. It is the process of moving into professional role form Academics Or Theoretical Curriculums (Barclay, 2017). In transition, there is marked role of responsibilities, roles, and goals, and the leap form one state to the other. Theoretically, transition seems to be fluid and smooth process, which is indeed not the case in reality....

Assessment of The IssueAs the world becomes more digital and technology advances at a fast pace, so does the number of computer security breaches.  These velocity of occurrence of such breaches are increasing with each passing day.  One such computer security breach took place in the year October 2015, when the global information services group Experian declared that one of its business units has been hacked.  The breach occurre...

Strengths of FamilyThe genogram depicts the family structure and history of Hannah and Steven Williams. Hannah has been married to Steven for three years. Unlike Steven, Hannah was married before to Barry. She is divorced and has a 5-year-old son, named Billy. Barry and Jane are in the relationship and live together. Jane has two children from her previous relationship, Ronan and daughter Emily. Steven lost his father to coronary heart disea...

Analysis of work refusal and scope of practice through the case scenarioThe scope of practice for nurses in Australia differs according to different designation in nursing practice. The practice standards for registered nurse and midwifes are laid down by the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA) and the International Council of Nurses (ICN). Although the nursing profession is the largest regulated health workforce, however the scope...

Defining Person Centred CarePerson centred care is described in multiple principles as well as activities, but there is no precise definition of the term. Person centred care is not all about providing information to people or giving what they need. It is about considering their values, desires, lifestyles, social circumstances and family situations; perceiving such a person as an individual as well as working as a team to develop the required...

Packed Red Blood CellsPart a: The Packed Red Blood Cells has been ordered because before the surgery because considering the age of Mr. George Stanford (60 years) doctors took a precautionary measure. Just in case during surgery if blood administration is needed. Part b: The potential side effects of blood administration are dark urine, Urticaria (hives), hypertension or hypotension, pain along the intravenous infusion line, bleeding and oo...

Project ScenarioIt is indisputably factual that success of any construction project partly depends on the quality and timely tendering and procurement of construction materials. Any delay, of any form, can lead to devastating effects on the overall project quality. Many Project managers would therefore not hesitate to adopt the winning strategies for tendering and material procurement. However, in the case of Federation Square project, some as...

Title and Objectives of the ArticleThis essay introduces a critical analysis and thinking of the article “science versus medieval thinking” by Spears, 2013. The article explains the impact of science and medieval thinking of the society on vaccinations thereby, getting rid of the diseases. According to me, an article needs to highlight clearly the objective so that the readers are able to have an idea of the article by reading the ...

Relationship between Moral Behavior and EthicsEthics are the guidelines on which the actions of an individual are based in order to ensure that such actions are morally correct. In essence, ethics is the will of taking the morally correct actions, without considering the consequences of the circumstances and evaluating its effect on the society. The aim of this paper is to identify why ethical considerations are significant in the age of cri...

Patient Medical ConditionOstial stenosis of the coronary artery causes narrowing of the ostium part. Ostial lesions involve the presence of aortal wall and are calcified. They are highly prone to restenosis (Mencel et al., 2013). This report describes the medical condition of a patient named Renda Balley.  Renda Balley was admitted to Henry Ford Main hospital on October 16, 2017 and underwent surgery on October 17, 2017. She lives w...

Good Samaritan Legislation in AustraliaThe good Samaritan law is to safe guard anyone who offers first aid to a person in a state of emergency however if the person giving first aid acts recklessly in this case  they cannot be sued .this applies with people working with emergency services such as the St john ambulance. Lay people or Volunteers going about as Good Samaritans are under no lawful commitment to help a kindred person, that is,...

EntrepreneurshipThe report helps to develop an understanding on entrepreneurship and innovation. The report focuses on the new entrepreneurial idea or innovation in business along with its potential implications in market. Further, the report focuses on the theories and paradigms associated with entrepreneurship. The report also focuses on the role and significance of entrepreneurship and innovation in the economy of UK along with its comparis...

Roles of MidwivesNursing is one the fulfilling careers both in the emotional aspect and in the services delivered to humanity. For this and more reasons, there are lots of people venturing into this profession which entails a lot of diverse roles and responsibilities. It is in humanity to procreate and bring forth generations so as to ensure continuity of their generations. This has been so since the times of the early humans. Families usually...

Drugs Indications Actions Metronizadole § Anaerobic contaminations § Parodontopathy (Turnbull, Lin & Matthews, 2013). § Anaerobic contaminations of the lower respiratory tract § Joined with a moment anti-infection for the treatment of blended diseases with oxygen consuming germs and for pre-agent contamination prophylaxis (Turnbull, Lin & Matthews, 2013). H...

Origins of A&E waiting timesThe following assignment aims for exploring the A and E crisis that was for four hours target driven care. By the end of the last twelve month, The A and E department are recognised publically throughout the country with the significant pressure. Newspaper headlines continuously reported on the crisis of within the emergency departments and during the winter, it went well with very little change in the policy (B...

Indicator of Professionalism in NursingNursing is a profession in which the professional need to assure patient’s holistic well being by exploring nursing skills, effective communication and empathy towards the patient. Nursing professionals are liable for patient’s satisfaction, while providing a quality care service to the patients as well as patient’s family. Thus, nurses must develop essential skills and competencies for ...

Direct Comprehensive CareDespite the fact  that NPs and CNSs in Canada are both highly experienced and educated in clinical practice, each of them have a different role. It is important that in order to identify the main differences existing between them so that an individual aspiring to be an advanced practice nurse can decide the role that suits their skills and/or personality. According to the Canadian Nursing Association, CNSs offer exp...

Rationale of the StudyThere has been dramatic change in social care in the past two decades with residential homes now having residents who in the past would have been in nursing homes. And now nursing homes are taking care of people who are in need of healthcare services in medical facilities. Demographics have shifted and people are faced with more complex geriatric conditions even as they live longer. Nursing homes are expected to do more d...

Interpretation of initial case informationIn nursing profession, professionals are liable for a holistic well being of the care user. While ensuring the holistic well being of the patient, nurse should understand the patient’s current needs and should prioritize these needs based on the urgency. In this context, diagnosing patient’s each symptom and vital signs are crucial for improving the overall health issues of the patient (Car...

Article Appraisal Questions Student Answers Sample. (For help with these questions, refer to chapters 3, 15, & 18) a) What sampling method was used  by the authors in this study? The study used stratified sampling technique by stratifying by SCT or SCD conditions and obtained a simple random sample from each stratum. This was done by randomly assigning participants in permuted blocks.   ...

Causes of Whooping CoughPertussis, also known as whooping cough is a highly contagious bacterial infect caused by a bacterium known as Bordatellapertussis, (Hegerle & Guiso 2013).  Whooping cough causes a series of severe coughing attacks to the infected individual. These attacks if severe can cause broken ribs, lack of oxygen, losing consciousness and vomiting, (Carson-Dewitt  & Mertz 2015) Whooping cough was first exp...

Project AimImplementation of ICT based intervention program istoppfalls in the geriatric ward to minimize falls by 50% within the next 4 months Project Aim: The aims and objectives of the CPI project includes: · To explore the effectiveness of implementation of the ICT education in the elderly communities. · To evaluate the effectiveness of ICT program on reducing the rate of falls in the geriatric unit....

Consider the patient situation Miss Jane Green is a 30 year old female who was hit by a car that ran a red light whilst she was crossing at a pedestrian crossing.  The impact caused Jane to been thrown into the kerb resulting in an obvious left lower leg fracture.  She has just arrived on your ward from the emergency department.  You introduce yourself to the patient and ask how she is going. She winces visibly but ...