Criterion 1:
Tanners Clinical judgement model is based on 200 or more research studies, which explore the way nurses think in their practice. There are 4 criteria including noticing, interpreting, responding and reflecting. This week in clinical I had the job of helping to feed the homeless, unemployed, and/or people that can’t afford to have more than one meal a day. This was a challenge because I noticed that so many people were asking for a second plate of food, but Catholic Charities didn’t have enough for seconds. I analyzed that for some people that is their first meal and they secretly try to put their food away so that they can have something to eat later on. I responded to this by giving someone my plate of food. I knew that someone …show more content…
The population consists of 58,364 people. There are about 28,423 males and 29, 941 females. The median average in males is 40.1 years old while female are 44.5 years old. Racial and ethnic composition consists of Hispanic 10,053, Caucasian (non Hispanic) 39,689, African American 1,039, and Asian/pacific islander 6,683. The socioeconomic status that resides in Des Plaines: median household income $60,574, persons below 100% of the poverty level 3,640, persons below 200% of the Poverty Level 10, 477, households with social security income 7,066, households with public assistance income 273, unemployed persons 16 years and older 1,761. Mortality 2006-2008 total deaths/death rate per 100,000 population number is 2,128, rate is 1,213. The cause specific mortality is: disease of the heart 578/329.6, cerebrovascular disease 132/75.3, cancer all sites 495/282.2, pneumonia and influenza 70/39.9, chronic obstructive lung disease 106/60.4, diabetes 155/88.4, MVA 26/14.8, chronic liver disease and cirrhosis 18, suicide 19, and homicides 6. Reportable diseases 2006-2008 Incidence/Prevalence: HIV infection 12/-, AIDS 8/-, chlamydia 378/215.5, gonorrhea 45/25.7, primary and secondary syphilis: -/-, hepatitis B: -/-, tuberculosis:
Tanners Clinical judgement model is based on 200 or more research studies, which explore the way nurses think in their practice. There are 4 criteria including noticing, interpreting, responding and reflecting. This week in clinical I had the job of helping to feed the homeless, unemployed, and/or people that can’t afford to have more than one meal a day. This was a challenge because I noticed that so many people were asking for a second plate of food, but Catholic Charities didn’t have enough for seconds. I analyzed that for some people that is their first meal and they secretly try to put their food away so that they can have something to eat later on. I responded to this by giving someone my plate of food. I knew that someone …show more content…
The population consists of 58,364 people. There are about 28,423 males and 29, 941 females. The median average in males is 40.1 years old while female are 44.5 years old. Racial and ethnic composition consists of Hispanic 10,053, Caucasian (non Hispanic) 39,689, African American 1,039, and Asian/pacific islander 6,683. The socioeconomic status that resides in Des Plaines: median household income $60,574, persons below 100% of the poverty level 3,640, persons below 200% of the Poverty Level 10, 477, households with social security income 7,066, households with public assistance income 273, unemployed persons 16 years and older 1,761. Mortality 2006-2008 total deaths/death rate per 100,000 population number is 2,128, rate is 1,213. The cause specific mortality is: disease of the heart 578/329.6, cerebrovascular disease 132/75.3, cancer all sites 495/282.2, pneumonia and influenza 70/39.9, chronic obstructive lung disease 106/60.4, diabetes 155/88.4, MVA 26/14.8, chronic liver disease and cirrhosis 18, suicide 19, and homicides 6. Reportable diseases 2006-2008 Incidence/Prevalence: HIV infection 12/-, AIDS 8/-, chlamydia 378/215.5, gonorrhea 45/25.7, primary and secondary syphilis: -/-, hepatitis B: -/-, tuberculosis: