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    G-Set In collaboration with tata institute of social sciences Assignment on Community Mental Health Topic Case Management Prepared by Deepika Lina Minz R2014SWMH005 Submitted to Mr. Mathew K. J. 19/06/2015 Case Management Health index indicates that many individuals in the country lack availability and accessibility of resources & benefits in order to meet their basic needs along with making their life productive. There is a need of certain systems of care with adequate trained personal…

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    essay is to discuss and assess a given case scenario where, the chosen patient admitted with acute headache and vomiting with intermittent confusion. This essay will define clinical judgement and decision-making; discuss importance of decision-making process in the assessment of patient’s care. It will also mention some of the theories about clinical decision-making in nursing practice and explain Tanner’s 2008 clinical judgement model that will apply in critically reviewing patient’s complex…

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    In the health care field there are three major roles that health care professional fall into leadership, management, and followership (Yoder-Wise, 2015, p. 4-5). Leadership can be defined as “The use of personal traits to constructively and ethically influence patients, families, and staff through a process in which clinical and organizational outcomes are achieved through collective efforts” (Yoder-Wise, 2015, p. 584). The emergency room is full of strong personalities and experienced nurses…

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    is a number one priority within the healthcare delivery system. With the development and implementation of the electronic health record additional resources have become available to assist allied healthcare professionals ensure proper documentation of patient care and outcomes. Medical data code sets are required for data elements in the administrative and financial health care transaction standards adopted under HIPAA for diagnoses, procedures, and drugs. Under HIPAA, a code set is known to…

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    Ethical Decision-Making

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    ethics as a list of rules and prohibitions that results in sanctions and malpractice actions if practitioners do not follow them. There are three different types of ethics: mandatory, aspirational, and positive. Mandatory ethics involves a level of ethical functioning at the minimum level of practice. Aspirational ethics focuses on doing what is in the best interest of clients. Finally, positive ethics is an approach taken by practitioners who want to do their best for clients rather than the…

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    This new approach to archaeology has helped forge an interest in local archaeology from the community and facilitates communal investment in archaeological affairs that relate to their heritage. CBPR offers great experiences for the individuals who participate, while at the same time assisting the community achieve a goal of significance. CBPR is an approach to research, wherein the community and the researchers involved work collaboratively through all stages of the research process. CBPR…

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    Analysis Of Blue Lens

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    These activities or consumptions may be pleasurable, but the continuous use or action eventually interferes with the activities of daily living, and with the responsibilities of the individual, such as relationships, academic or professional life, or health. The individual who suffers from an addiction may not be aware of the compulsive and addictive behavior, and how it is causing problems to him and others. While…

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    It would be folly to state that reflection is useful only for academic and training purposes. Reflection is a process in which the majority, if not all, people use on a day to day basis. Whether it is on the way home from work after a hard day, or perhaps after a conversation with a family member; it would be a rare individual indeed who could state that they do not go over previous experiences in their mind. It is, in essence, the active evaluation of our day-to-day lives. The act and art of…

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    Collaborative Committee Meeting Observation It is necessary to mention that it takes a team spirit to run a health care organization. Therefore, it is imperative for all members of a committee, even if they are part of medical personnel, the management, or the representatives, to grasp the concept of shared governance and the proponents that compromise an efficient governance approach (Choi & Robertson, 2014). Furthermore, each healthcare organization work with interdisciplinary crews like the…

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    regarded as something that just happens to a person, it is viewed as an ongoing process to which the person contributes through striving to achieve his or her human potential and self-ideal. In my career, I strive to help patients to become more knowledgeable about their disease processes to enable them to live a healthier…

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