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    perioperative surgical home model helps the patient to get a single point of contact for all their problems and questions related to their health and they can get all their conditions treated at one place. - This model also helps them to stay less in the hospital as it is a standardized evidence based care model. - This model also helps the patient to avoid unnecessary testing’s and also avoid pre and post operative complications and reduces the costs to patients. - As this model is patient…

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    best outcome will be. This is helped with the right information and history from the service user.( of standards). Consent can be hard to obtain and therefore different ways of communication and this can be seen in a different situation in pre hospital and knowing how to is important to be able to obtain consent from your client in a compassionate way. For example, being able to understand what the patient is going through and be sensitive towards that situation. Also, paramedics have the…

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    SWP3UIO Reflection Paper

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    Health and Hospitals Reform Commission and the new Mental Health Act 2014 (Eastern Health-Organisational Structure, 2014: Chief Parliamentary Counsel, 2012; Dwyer & Eagar, 2008: State Victorian Government, 2014). Structure Eastern Health’s organisational structure is extensive, hierarchy based and inclusive of all its service’s and hospitals, and is publicly available in the form of a chart (Eastern Health-Organisational Structure, 2014). This supports my initial belief of Maroondah hospital…

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    nurse must provide care that demonstrates sensitivity to diverse beliefs and behaviors. I believe I have grown in accepting diverse values and advocating more for patient values as I advanced through nursing school. During one of my shifts at York Hospital, I had a patient who did not speak any English. She was transferred from the emergency department with only her daughter as an interpreter. The patient’s daughter was speaking broken English and was unable to understand medical terminology. It…

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    Clinical Nurse Leader Introduction and Background The CNL is a master’s prepared registered nurse trained as a generalist who will provide clinical leadership in the emergency department (ED) at the point of care (Reid & Dennison, 2011). In conjunction with the unit manager and educator, the CNL will contribute leadership and knowledge at the microsystem (unit) level (Perry, 2011). The CNL will improve patient quality and safety outcomes via addressing organizational needs and assisting in the…

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    During my tenure as a hospice nurse at MJHS, I worked as a per-diem nurse for Wanda Youdelman, our nursing home team manager, and covered multiple nursing home patients. I heard during a team meeting that our patient satisfaction scores in nursing homes had fallen significantly, and our management has requested Wanda to investigate and put together a plan to mitigate this issue. As a first step, Wanda discussed the issue with the team and requested each member of the Inter Disciplinary Team…

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    use drugs as the medicine. Some of the doctors did not even go to college or anything they will just practice with a regular doctor for a while. People would even get diseases because hospitals in the big cities were dirty. In other places the doctors had to go to there patient home because there was no hospital. The doctor in the story seem very nice, he seem like he just got there…

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    Nurse Characteristics

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    Chronic and or critical illness brings about a significant degree of disruption in any individuals’ life, which may bring about pain not only from physiological aspect but also emotional, spiritual, mental, and financial. It is the time when a patient might ask him or herself, “Why this is happening to me?” and reach out to God or find themselves denouncing everything they believed prior to this devastation, which may include God (O’Brien, 2013). It is a critical period in that person’s life not…

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    Top 100 Hospital Essay

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    the criterion in making the cut for a place on the list of “The Top 100 Hospitals”? There are many lives at stake, with nearly 100,000 plus Americans hospitalized each day. That equals approximately 40 million hospitalizations per year. As a result, we should be mindful as consumers and potential health care providers of the quality of care taught and provided by the health care system. Following my analyzation of the hospitals, its services and organizational structures I choose the University…

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    Nursing Reflection Paper

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    I have been a nurse at the University of Michigan hospital for eleven years. Currently, I work in the psychiatric emergency department. Our patients’ ages range from toddlers to adults. Some of the frequent diagnoses we see are: bipolar disorder, suicidality, psychosis, anxiety, schizophrenia, and obsessive compulsive disorder. These patients can be very challenging and often have complex medical comorbidities such as cancer, diabetes, cardiac problems, and other medical problems. My job is to…

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