HLSC110- Pregnant Stroke Reflection Shelby Strong, S00189447 “Therapeutic communication consists of specific techniques, including the use of open-ended questions, touch, focusing, giving information, acknowledging, clarifying, reflecting, silence, and offering self (Berman & Snyder, 2012), with the goal of establishing a nurse-patient relationship based on mutual trust and respect. It is patient-centered as opposed to provider-centered.” (Kleier, 2013, p. 110) The ‘Handover’ video presented
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would have chosen off of a prodigious bookshelf to read on my own time. Dubus incorporated twenty-five immensely personal short stories into this book to prove how hard life can be. From the very title of the book, most of the essays explain his reflection on how the accident changed him emotionally, fundamentally, and physically. Position Having read Meditations from a Movable Chair, I was very fond of these essays and actually enjoyed the disorganization of the chapters because I have a penchant
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Survey Reflection Community health nurses treat communities through the application of the nursing process. The process is community focused rather than treating the individual. Phase one begins with identifying a community. Phase two is the assessment phase consisting of data collection, interpretation, and analysis. The collection of direct data may be done through focus groups, interviews, observation, and windshield surveys. Drug sales and use is visible throughout the Denver area, and
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philosophical foundation for nursing, which puts caring at the center of practice. It focuses on patient centered care, with emphasis on developing a trusting mutual bond. The caring environment allows for optimal health promotion, growth, empowerment, and disease prevention. The present paper discusses the theory's main concepts, and the significance of the model to nurses, nurse practioners, and health organizations. As well as, how the theory applies to my personal nursing philosophy.
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Title | evaluation | Prefered Language style | English (U.K.) | Type of document | Essay | Number of pages/words | 6 Pages Double Spaced (approx 275 words per page) | Subject area | Nursing | Academic Level | Undergraduate | Style | Harvard | Number of sources/references | 8 | Order description: | please tell the writer i will upload the planning and development stage that he or she will use to do this evaluation stage. i will also upload an evaluation stage a friend has done to give the writer
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[Repeat title on the first page of text] Nursing is one of the noblest professions in the world, and is the art of caring for the sick and the well with the science of health care and is a vital form of medical care. Nurses care for individuals who are healthy and ill, of all ages and cultural backgrounds, and who have physical, emotional, psychological, intellectual, social, and spiritual needs. Nursing is a universal profession that is practiced in its present form all
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Electronic Documentation Nursing is a fast changing profession that has been vital to providing care in the medical setting. Throughout the past several years one of the most recognizable changes in the medical field is the transformation from paper charting to electronic forms of documentation. This has led to a decrease in the amount of paper charting by allowing nurses to use check boxes, cell formatting, and computer databases to keep patients records more accessible and organized. As new
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when you wake up to do what you love then you not working you are enjoying yourself. My dream job is to be a Register Nurse, ever since I was a little girl I dream of being a nurse to help people. Register Nurse is a nurse who has graduated from a nursing program at a college or university and has passed a national licensing exam. As a child I always play that I was the nurse and my cousins and brothers were my patients. I would provide care and medication to make them feel better: stickers were bandages
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current clinical placement, which is the local spinal injuries centre, after numerous complaints of recurrent urinary tract infections. All patient identifiable information has been changed to protect the patients’ identity in accordance with the Nursing and Midwifery (NMC) guidelines regarding confidentiality (NMC, 2004). Mr Scott had previously been an inpatient to the Spinal Unit following a road traffic accident in September 2004, the outcome was that Mr Scott is now a wheelchair user after obtaining
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The Elderly Greene, J. (2013, August). The Denver Hospice. H&HN: Hospital &Health Networks, 87(8), 37-38. This article is about how the Denver hospice has won a lucrative award 2013 Circle of Life Award. What allowed the Denver hospice win this award was there unique program that they come up with in dealing with palliative care. Palliative care is an up and coming method of health care that deals with easing of pain for any stage of someone’s disease. Hospice care only deals with
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