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    corporation following development training. • Geographic Reach – SCI has over 2,000 facilities including cemeteries and funeral homes in 44 states and 8 Canadian provinces. • Community outreach and participation – To combat the corporate image, SCI focuses on community integration by hosting annual, celebratory events in the cities and towns it purchases cemeteries and funeral homes in. Additionally, they reach out to the community by hosting food and blood drives and providing free safety…

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    What is taking place in the nursing home community that is causing such high prevalence of CAP? Poor quality of life, asthma, immunosuppression and bedridden patients are assumed to be of greatest risk (Loeb, 1999). Many elderly adults smoke cigarettes, while this is the strongest risk factor…

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    has 123 children in foster care during April, 2015 to March, 1015. The Division of Family and Children Services is the part of Georgia Department of Human Services (DHS). Division of Family and Child Services investigates child abuse; finds foster homes for abused and neglected children; helps low income, out-of-work parents get assistance; assists with childcare costs for low income parents who are working or in job training; and provides many support services and programs to help families…

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    Student Nurse Speech

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    Monday, November 2nd: Today I was in the role of student nurse. I had two patients. One patient was a new patient and the other patient was a continuing patient from the past few weeks. At first, I was assigned two new patients I had never previously had, but the patients had two different nurses, so I had to be switched to the patient I have previously worked with to have one nurse. I was not unhappy with this switch because my goals for the day involved working with this patient. The first…

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    Introduction Luke Dobson is a 43-year-old man with severe learning disabilities and epilepsy. He has lived in a residential home for 10 years since his parents, who are now in their 70s, had difficulties in keeping him at home. However, they still visit Luke regularly and describe him as a ‘charming, strong and energetic man’. Luke cannot communicate verbally so he uses a mix of Makaton sign language and some of his own special signs. Unfortunately, one night Luke suffered a stroke and was…

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    She opens her home to anyone who needs a safe place, she opens her heart to help her loved ones, she will help everyone and anyone with their personal issues before dealing with her own inner demons, she is never cruel or judgmental, she is incredibly driven and hardworking…

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    Running Head: PICOT and Scholarly Project - Elderly Falls in the Nursing Home 1 PICOT and Scholarly Project - Elderly Falls in the Nursing Home NSG- 603: Application of Nursing Research Maneca Jean-Baptiste, MSN, FNP-C Wilkes University PICOT and Scholarly Project - Elderly Falls in the Nursing Home 2 PICOT and Scholarly Project - Elderly Falls in the Nursing Home Introduction One of the major issues faced by healthcare organizations is…

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    Placing a loved one in a nursing home may be the most difficult and heartbreaking decision one will have to make. The reasons for admitting someone into a nursing home is usually because they cannot provide care for themselves, their caregiver is no longer capable, or they require full-time medical attention. Peace is typically found when one realizes it is the best option for the individual and there will be a quality health care team to support and comfort them. Susan was admitting into a…

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    Reduce Heart Failure Essay

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    failure is a chronic and progressive condition and patients usually have associated co-morbid conditions such as renal failure, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and diabetes. All of these factors make patients more vulnerable to poor transition home or to other care settings such as skilled nursing facilities. Furthermore, the government and private insurance companies have begun penalizing hospitals for 30-day…

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    of that 5.8 percent a large piece of that was neurology using the physical restraints. When looking into the use of physical restraints in prison we must take account the level of aggression in a prison. Which could be higher than a long-term care home, requiring physical restraint in times of emergencies. Prisons who use physical restraint are subject to the same laws as the medical field, in that restraints can only be used as a last option, with the least restrictive measure being applied. In…

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