Question 1 -Identify 5 ways that you will uphold your client’s rights when providing services. Question 2 – List a minimum of 4 dot points for each of the of following headings that inform the legal and ethical considerations that should be adhered to in relation to rights and responsibilities:-   Workers have the right to Workers have a responsibility to- Employers have the right to-  Employers have a responsibility to:-Individuals have the right to- Individuals have a responsibility to:-  Question 3 – In approximately 1 paragraph explain the duty of care and dignity of risk and identify how you will uphold these when providing services.   Question 4 – Briefly explain what the 2015 – 2018 National Alcohol and Other Drug Workforce Strategy is, its purpose, and what the strategy’s 12 key outcome areas are:   Question 5 – What arrangements could be put in place if a client you are working with needed to bring their young child/ren to your organization on a day you are meeting with them.  Question 6 – Identify 3 reasons why it is important to inform clients of your work role boundaries Question 7 – Briefly explain what mandatory reporting is:  Question 8 – Briefly explain what it means to keep a client’s information confidential, then, provide approximately 4 examples of maintaining confidentiality: Question 9 – Identify the legislation that confidentiality applies to and how this would be implemented in the workplace:   Question 10 – What is meant by the term “informed consent”?   Question 11 – In the National Code of Conduct for health care workers, Clause 15 relates to keeping appropriate records – Identity  what is required of a healthcare worker in relation to this:    Question 12 – The National Code of Conduct for Health Care Workers outlines that health care workers are to provide services in a safe and ethical manner, identify a minimum of 5 requirements a health care worker must comply with in relation to this:   Question 13 – Identify 4 specific AOD acts that are applicable to Alcohol and other Drugs work:   Question 14 – Guideline 7 in the Australian Community Work practice guidelines relates to professional development – Identify what a worker’s requirements are to comply with this guideline:    Question 15 – How does the Australian Community Workers Association (ACWA) Code of Ethics principle in relation to discrimination, impact your practice?    Question 16 – Identify a minimum of 3 reasons why an organisation that works with AOD clients would have Work Health and Safety strategies in place:

Purpose

Based on the competency standard 2.2: Provision of Care. Provides skilled safe, holistic, and culturally competent nursing care to clients, families, community, and society, in collaboration with concerned clients and other healthcare professionals in a variety of healthcare settings¹.

The purpose of this case study assessment is to provide you with the opportunity to apply the theoretical information you have received during the subject to a real-life problem.

Structure

1- Identify an example from your clinical practice where the patient and his/her family’s culture was significantly diverse to your own.

2- Critically reflect on challenges (such as different worldviews and social norms) you experienced in caring for this patient and its possible impact on patient care.

3- Describe what were the available resources (policies/guidelines/framework) to help you to provide a high quality of care for this patient and his/her family.

4- Discuss what worked well to overcome the challenges in looking after this patient.

5- Describe what you have learned from providing care for people from other cultures and how would you enhance your own cultural awareness.

6- Discuss any recommendations to overcome the cultural challenges and provide patients with high-standard care.

7- Present your analysis using the structure provided in this   Case Study Template

A useful process for answering a case study is as follows:

1. Carefully analyze the case: Develop a clear outline of the most significant people/incidents/details; write a short description of the most important aspects of the case, and consider what actions need to be taken for it to be resolved.
2. Brainstorm: Map out your knowledge of the concepts and theories you have studied throughout your subject and determine which are most helpful for making sense of the case. Jot down ideas and solutions for the key issues.
3. Focus: Determine the core elements of the case that you will focus on.
4. Plan and write: Create a plan for your response (essay or report form). Describe the event/issue/situation. Address one key factor at a time integrating evidence from the case and the theoretical sources. Provide recommendations where required.

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Report Title:

Summary (Engaging and concise summary of each section of the case report – including all required sections)

Introduction (Purpose of the case study)

Case Descriptions/ Details (Identify an example from your clinical practice where the patient and his/her family’s culture was significantly diverse to your own.

Critical Analysis of Systems/Process that Contributed to the Event (Critically reflect on challenges (such as different worldviews and social norms) you experienced in caring for this patient and its possible impact on patient care. Describe what were the available resources (policies/guidelines/framework) to help you to provide a high quality of care for this patient and his/her family. Discuss what worked well to overcome the challenges in looking after this patient. Describe what you have learned from providing care for people from other cultures and how would you enhance your own cultural awareness.)

Recommendations (Discuss any recommendations to overcome the cultural challenges and provide patients with high standard care.)

Conclusion

A factor to consider in the treatment of coronary bifurcations is the risk of the patient developing stent thrombosis and how large the side branch vessel is compared to the main vessel and if this side branch occlusion is going is significant enough to cause symptoms. As a result of an increased risk of stent thrombosis after bifurcation lesion stenting, intensive (e.g., aspirin and ticagrelor or aspirin and prasugrel) or prolonged ( greater than 12 months) dual antiplatelet therapy may be considered, especially for two-stent bifurcation PCI techniques. When stenting is used, a major question is whether both the main vessel and the side vessel should be stented. Such double stenting is appealing because it produces attractive postprocedural angiographic results.  However, there have been concerns with long-term major adverse cardiac events and, in particular stent thrombosis with adjacent stents. The strategy of provisional side branch stenting is widely accepted for suitable bifurcation lesions and is accompanied by low rates of stent thrombosis. However, it is not applicable to all patients. Stent thrombosis has been associated with high rates of morbidity and mortality rates, often leading to events of cardiac death or nonfatal myocardial infarction4. Stent thrombosis is typically an acute process resulting in acute coronary syndrome (ACS). There are various risk factors that have been associated with stent thrombosis, including a history of diabetes mellitus, ACS, and reduced left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF). All of these risk factors should be taken into account before stenting a bifurcation lesion, especially if the side branch vessel supplies a small amount of myocardium that is unlikely to cause symptoms if it becomes occluded. The size of the side branch vessel should be a major factor to consider before stenting both the side branch and the main vessel. Patients should be educated following PCI with a DES placement of the risks associated with stent thrombosis in the postoperative period, especially if a bifurcation lesion was treated4. Stent thrombosis, when it occurs acutely, can be fatal if not treated right away.

How can we employ Leininger’s cultural care: diversity and universality theory to provide individualized nursing care during the Covid-19 pandemic? Support your Initial Post with examples, if warranted, and at least two (2) scholarly references

1. How would you address the parents of a 6-month-old who declines any vaccinations for their child?

2. Discuss the social determinant of health that you feel impacts parents the most against immunizing their child. Discuss the vaccines available for Covid vaccination and the appropriate dosages and frequency. Please discuss any side effects that have been mentioned, according to CDC  guidelines