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    When it comes to EMR it differ from the email is by it keeps records of patient information help keeps patient information safe. It can be carried around from place to place you go on the internet with it. It keeps files on it. It requests a password and a login. Now when compared to an email it is no comparison an email is something you use to send a request for something. It helps get answers and request to and from a person. It is a faster communication tool then writing a letter, you can…

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    US History The Progressive movement was more a triumph for liberalism than for conservatism, as we can see in the change in democracy, economy and the role of the government. Defining conservatism, it can be described as the maintenance of traditional institution, and social ideology. It tends to preserve and emphasize stability and continuity. However during the progressivism, the progressives had made a lot of improvements and reforms in education, social welfare, economy, which can be…

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    resource diversity officer to reduce health disparities and promote cultural and linguistic competent care. When patients have the opportunity to actively participate, communicate with their multidisciplinary team and have readily available diverse resources quality outcomes occur and are sustainable. In addition, these processes support patients to comprehend and appreciate the important their health care. Matteliano and Street (2012) states an organization cultural competency is met through…

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    leaving me here to die in this place. While that may be true, in most cases they will quickly learn that it is just the opposite. As a nursing staff member, I hear nursing homes commonly referred to as an end of life care facility. However, I believe it is more like an extender of life care facility, where the elderly can experience interactions. Instead of social isolation they have interactions with staff members and others like themselves. First of all, before a resident comes to live at the…

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    to accumulate facts and figures to potential healthcare conclusions in relation to medical lawsuits (Pozgar, 2015). It would also incorporate medical care evaluation systems; it would look at the value of medical care being provided (Pozgar, 2015). Lastly, I would implement education curriculums for medical employees who are “engaged in patient care activities dealing with patient safety, medical…

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    annual check-ups to maintain her health, which took a new priority in her life because surviving cancer took a physical toll. Mike Adcox suffered an injury in 2013 that prevented him from working; now he lives in pain without the ability to receive care. A back injury and chronic arthritis prevents Phillip Willis from working, so he cannot afford the insurance to get back to work. The list of stories continues because of the failure of Bill Haslam, Tennessee’s governor, and the Tennessee state…

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    I am writing in order to analyze Radley Balko’s “What You Eat is Your Business” and determine whether or not it is suitable for publication in The Shorthorn. The piece responds to a summit being hosted by Time magazine and NBC News on the issue on obesity and public health being standardized legally and economically by the government. After analyzing the piece I have reached that it would be very compelling article for the readers of The Shorthorn and would recommend publication because of…

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    change. However, the court can make it clear to them that seeking addiction help is the first step to them getting their children back. Meanwhile, the children can be place in a temporary care of a reliable family member. However, if a reliable family member is not available, they can be place in a temporary foster care until further investigations/reports are proven to the…

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    Most health care organizations have a mission statement. This statement emphasis what the organizations desire is for their patients. This is the organizations way to explain goals and what patients can come to expect from that facility. The effectiveness of the mission statement outcomes is determined by the organizational structure, nursing model, leaders, and staff members (Huber, 2014). Nursing Mission at Riverside Manor and Rehabilitation Center The mission statement for Riverside Manor…

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    Research Day Reflection Attending the research day in Sykes Student Union was an interesting and beneficial alternative clinical day. The day had a variety of different presentations, posters and a complimentary breakfast! To begin the day, we took a look at some research posters created by students who were enrolled in NSG 313 in the spring semester. The first poster I viewed was a literature review of the affects of breastfeeding infants with NAS. It showed that breastfeeding reduced the…

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