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    much to keep everything running smooth. After this experience, I understand how important it is to make sure that the patient discharge planning is starting upon arrival to the hospital. On occasion, it was noted that step 2 was not completed when the patient was already on step 5. As a nurse, I need to make sure that everything is completed in a well-defined timeframe, so…

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    contamination. According to the textbook Kozier & Erb’s Fundamentals of Nursing: Concepts, Process, and Practice, due to reforming and implementing public health policies, Florence became a political nurse that was the first to exert political pressure on the government for these changes (Berman, Snyder, & Frandsen, 2016, p. 6). These basic hygiene practices are still in place today, if not more than ever. In any hospital a person steps foot in, they will notice hand…

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    What is reflection/reflective practice? i) Reflection or reflective practices is a process where you study your own experiences to improve the way you work. This involves consciously analyzing your practices, refocuses your thoughts to produce better ideas to modify your actions and learning needs. This is supported by Donald Schon (1983) where the capacity to reflect on an action is important so as to engage in a process of continuous learning in order to define the characteristics of…

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    Essay On Fall Prevention

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    coming to rest inadvertently on the ground or floor or other lower level (WHO, 2012). I am a nurse that worked for one year and still considered myself as a novice nurse that is growing in my career. I have experienced falls in the hospital and nursing care level. The population in my hospital is in South Florida that are usually retired older adults. When working at night I experience this population having memory loss that is termed sun-downing. These patients tend to be unaware of their…

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    Mental Health In Kentucky

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    According to Kentucky.gov (2015), the bill was filed and introduced on November 30, 2015 by sponsors Tom Burch, Mary Lou Marzian, Kelly Floyd, George Brown Jr., and Ruth Ann Palumbo. The bill was later introduced to the House on January 5, 2016, and was reassigned to Health & Welfare the next day. On January 13, 2016 it was posted in the committee and waived, then it was reported favorably on January 14, 2016. Six days later the bill was recommitted to Appropriations & Revenue (Kentucky…

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    Patient safety in nursing and the overall healthcare naturally stands out as a topic of great concern for nurses themselves as well as patients and their families. Focusing on patient safety is essential in order to establish a principle of safety throughout the entire health system, so that all will be aware of where, when and how to avoid errors and adverse events. I was assigned to a patient from 8am-1pm on September 16, 2016, who was admitted to Morristown medical center on September 15,…

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    legislative process is very complex and made up of many different components. As nursing professionals, we have a very important role in this area of governance. Our knowledge of the process is key in being the best advocate we can in terms of healthcare policies. The purpose of this paper is to clearly define what the legislative process is and the elements from which it is comprised. This will include information on the three branches of our government and their part in the process of…

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    Current Health Care Issues

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    1.Identify a current health care issue within Australia. Why is it a current health care issue: Obesity effects all age groups and social economic groups around Australia. In individuals the lack of exercise and poor diet are the main factors that are associated with this growing epidemic. In 2000, the World Health Organisation (WHO) released a statement informing the health world that in obesity and people becoming more overweight in our communities, ‘excess body fat has accumulated to an…

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    SHRB ED Data Analysis

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    When comparing the Premier data of hospitals utilizing a 5-level triage system, the percentage of patients triaged at a level 3 acuity is 38% compared to 65% at SHRB ED. Moreover, the percentage of admits according to the Premier average is 18.2% in comparison with 23% at SHRB ED (Premier, 2014, p. 1-29). The data clearly illustrates that SHRB ED has a higher percentage of ambulances, admits, and acuity than the national benchmarks. However, the length-of-stay and left without being seen data…

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    is around to help. The workers that decide to abuse them know when to exactly take advantage. There has been many cases of veteran abuse. Mrs. Kathleen M. Carter took her husband to a VA hospital in Arkansas. However, Kathleen said, “They waited for 5 hours to see a doctor.”(Lynn Carter) To back it a worse situation, the stretcher was covered in urine and feces. The workers were rude. They yelled at her and her husband. They treated Kathleen like she was dumb and did not know what she was…

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