Organization things to do with Staffing and patients

A new nurse overhears two experienced nurses discussing how the organization has things to do with staffing and patients. One of the nurses states, “I don’t know how much more I can

take.” The new nurse does not become discouraged because the new nurse remembers which

principle?

A. The nurse manager will put an end to the conflict.

B. Change in healthcare is inevitable and unpredictable causing uncertainty.

C. Because of new electronic documentation systems, older nurses will complain.

D. These nurses have lateral incivility.

Academic and Professional goals

Describe academic and professional goals and financial need essays. How scholarships/grants will help you attain your goals essay

Indoor Risk Factors for Asthma

Indoor Risk Factors for Asthma in a Prospective Study of Adolescents Author(s): Rob McConnell, Kiros Berhane, Frank Gilliland, Talat Islam, W. James Gauderman, Stephanie J. London, Edward Avol, Edward B. Rappaport, Helene G. Margolis and John M. Peters

Source: Epidemiology, Vol. 13, No. 3 (May, 2002), pp. 288-295

Published by: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins

Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/3703399

Accessed: 02-09-2016 04:49 UTC

REFERENCES Linked references are available on JSTOR for this article: http://www.jstor.org/stable/3703399?seq=1&cid=pdf-reference#references_tab_contents

 

Using the article above (see link), please answer the following questions:

  1. Indicate the health policy implications of the research and its application to practice?
  2. Explain how you would translate the findings of the paper into policy? At what policy level? What strategies would you use?
  3. What, if any, potential is there for the use of telehealth, informatics or regional health exchanges in this situation? If there is no potential, please explain why.    – Please be as detailed as possible and provide a list of references.

 

Challenges facing the nursing profession today

The IOM Future of Nursing Report. What are some of the challenges facing the nursing profession today?  What was the overall goal of publishing this report? Identify 2 key recommendations of the report and provide a background on why they are important. What progress has been made on these recommendations?

 

Compare and contrast the Health beliefs

Compare and contrast the health beliefs (e.g., health practices, and coping behaviors) and/or mental health illnesses of “main-stream” American values and Korean culture in America

 

2/ Apply  Leninger’s Transcultural Nursing and the standards of care for psychiatric/mental health nursing. Discussion on how a nurse’s inability to implement culturally competent care can make a patient with a psychiatric disorder, from a Korean background, more at risk for ineffective and unsafe nursing care.

 

3/ Psychiatric/Mental Health Standard 4: Planning of Care

The psychiatric/mental health nurse will develop an individualized plan of care in partnership with the health care Korean consumer (i.e. patient/client), family, and others considering the healthcare Korean consumer’s characteristics … which may include but are not limited to values, beliefs, spiritual and health practices, preferences, choices, developmental level, coping styles, culture, and environment.  (ANA’s Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing: Scope and Standards of Practice).

Hospital-based staffing concepts

There is hospital-based staffing concepts that apply to all settings, such as the influence on patient outcomes.

  1. What factors involving overtime in safe staffing and budgeting process are used to create a staffing budget.

2. Does long-term assistant living facilities use the same process that is used in the hospital?

*Why or why not?

 

Reference:

Diagnosed  Alzheimer’s disease

Sally an 80-year woman, was recently diagnosed  Alzheimer’s disease. The family is asking you to explain what all of this means. Sally is started on Donepezil for treatment. They are frantic and visibly upset.

 

You will need to address the following questions:

  1. How did this happen, how did she get Alzheimer’s?
  2. What is the risk of her children getting it?
  3. Will they be able to reverse and cure the disease process?
  4. The daughter is a nurse and is asking you to explain the mechanism of action of how the medication works (MOA) and what is the therapeutic effects of the medication?
  5. What kind of side effects she they anticipate?

Diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis

Mary a 49 y/o with a diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis will be starting treatment on Interferon Beta. Mary and her husband are very involved and interested in learning as much as they can about her condition and its treatment.

You will need to explain the following question:

  1. How will the medication help with managing her condition, what is the Mechanism of Action and Therapeutic Effects?
  2. What are the side effects of interferon Beta?
  3. What are the adverse Effects of Interferon Beta and what do the symptoms of the adverse reactions present?
  4. “I have never given myself an injection before, I won’t even know how to do that. I am so nervous” Discuss the administration of the medication and considerations to injection side effects.

Attention deficit Hyperactivity disorder

10 year Johnny is diagnosed with Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and started on Methylphenidate (Ritalin).

    1. Educate the family on administration considerations that will reduce the incidence of side effects of this medication.
    2. What are the primary side effects to consider with the administration of Ritalin?

 

Diagnoses for anxiety, violence, or trauma

Formulate three (3) actual diagnoses for anxiety, violence, or trauma (may be maybe each or (3) for one identified problem).

  1. Formulate three (3) risk diagnoses for the abdomen
  2. Name at least three (3) collaborative problems for the risk  nursing diagnosis (abdomen)