Category: Health & Medicine

Table of Contents Introduction Discussion Conclusion Reference Introduction Robert Luduca works in a health center in South Coastal Chiropractic and is a practicing alternative medicine doctor. He does not belong to particular religious groups and works in a center where there are various types of medicine, including his specialty. He is a Native American who…

Table of Contents Introduction Demographics Comparison The Disparities in Representation Conclusion References Introduction In the United States, nursing opportunities for all races in America have been lacking since time immemorial, as shown by wide gaps in representation discrepancies in various health institutions in its cities. Specifically, in Manassas, Virginia, whites have elevated job opportunities in…

People with mental illness tend to have limited constitutional and basic rights regarding their treatment. States have laws governing involuntary inpatient treatment of people with mental illness. In Florida, involuntary psychiatric holds are governed by the Baker Act (“How Do You Baker Act in Florida?”, 2020). According to this law, family members, doctors, or the…

Several theorists have presented powerful models that can be applied in nursing. Jean Watson is a scholar whose ideas continue to revolutionize the quality services available to many patients. Watson’s caring theory offers meaningful incentives and concepts that can be used to support practitioners’ philosophies. This paper gives a detailed critique of this theory by…

Conducting a SWOT analysis on building a new oncological telemedicine service, the author noted two particularly significant aspects. First, telemedicine opens up new opportunities for the treatment of rural residents. Rural health workers will have the opportunity to get advice from more experienced doctors at the regional center right at the workplace, hold teleconferences, and…

Table of Contents Healthcare Organization Practice Issue Evidence-Based Idea Plan for Knowledge Transfer Dissemination of Results Measurable Outcomes by Evidence-Based Change Lessons Learnt References Healthcare Organization My healthcare organization is a large, urban academic medical hospital. We have a diverse patient population and a solid commitment to research and education. Our culture is one of…

Table of Contents Introduction Critical Implication Recommendation Conclusion References Introduction The main issue for nursing licensure is to ensure the absence of unsafe nurse practitioners. Therefore, certification, licensure, and accreditation maintain the standards in the nursing profession. Requirements for nursing practice change rapidly, therefore nurses should always confirm with the nursing board to get updated…

Table of Contents Policy Statement Definition Scope Procedures Guideline Recommended Professional Filters References Policy Statement “The Hospital” recognizes that social networks are an effective tool for information exchange between the major stakeholders in the healthcare system and that they are increasingly becoming a conduit for organizational connections. Nevertheless, using social networks may have risks and…

Table of Contents Evaluation Phase Implementation Phase Existing Processes References NextGen Office is a suggested electronic health record (EHR) system that can provide Alpha, a fictional organization, with essential advantages. Now, it is reasonable to comment on the system implementation with respect to the system life cycle. In particular, checklists and appropriate questionnaires are suitable…

Table of Contents Problem Background Community Needs Assessment The Root Causes of the Issues Children with Cancer and Life-Threatening Diseases in Illinois Reference Problem Background It is evident that most of the health issues need to be managed in the right way in order to realize a positive society. It is documented that most of…