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    Week one First, I arrive to the hospital and I was lost I don’t know where to go and to whom, then I asked at the reception and I go to Dr. Abdullah and he send me to Ms. Ashia then she send me to a class that class was a lecture. This lecture was divided into two days and each day the lecture start at 8:00a.m and end at 12:30p.m. The lecture was about “Communication skills with patient.” So, I spend my first day at this lecture. To be honest, I didn’t like the lecture for many reason such as:…

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    and comparing different units and hospitals results pertaining to their pressure ulcer and fall rates guided the study. It was hypothesized that a higher percentage of unit registered nurses with baccalaureate in nursing or higher degree, certified nurses in a specialty area, and registered nurse skill mix would be associated with higher Pressure Ulcer and Fall Rate composite scores. Among other hypotheses, was a higher percentage of unit patients at risk for hospital acquired pressure ulcer and…

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    more. However, with Illnois current health database your health records are in the hands of your doctor. They don’t need to tell any hospitial any of your information if they don’t want to. In result, every single time an emergency or just a check up you need to go through the same list of questions. Why can’t all hospitals just share information? You may be asking. Well, Illnois current health database is not on an online engine which also makes it less functional and unable for your different…

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    success factors? The healthcare industry is a viable system adding extreme value to economic growth and development. McLaughlin and McLaughlin’s research discovered that healthcare is responsible for generating 1.7 million jobs since 2001 and has offered a multitude of career and education opportunities (McLaughlin & McLaughlin, 2008, p.56). To ensure continued success it is important for Langley MTF administrators and…

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    communication. By working in the health care system, these two studies enhance one’s own practice. Zou & Zhang (2015) in study one describes the importance of nursing handoff and the importance of patient safety throughout this process. It is a time where the oncoming nurse is able to acquire necessary information and ask questions. Inadequate hand off can leave gaps in the patients safety and care along with increase the risk for error and patient harm. The information in this study…

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    Pensacola, Florida. I was under the direct supervision of Ms. Suzanne Kelley, who serves as the consultant pharmacist. Covenant Hospice, formerly known as Hospice of Northwest Florida, was founded in 1980 by a committee of representatives from area hospitals in Pensacola. Covenant Hospice is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing comprehensive, compassionate services to patients and their loved ones during times of life-limiting illnesses. Covenant Hospice is widely recognized as one of…

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    exception. During the summer leading up to my senior year of high school I was able to intern in an emergency room. Not only did I gain awareness of the day to day work schedule of a ER physician but I witnessed the reality of the health care system currently in place. Every day at 7:00 am I walked into the emergency room filled with people waiting. At first seeing the amount of people gave me excitement because it meant I would have the opportunity to observe more patients. But I walked…

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    of bypassing our networking security and taking full control of other people’s computer systems. They are called “computer hackers.” Computer hackers have various reasons why they do what they do. For instance, just last month, my mom obtained a call from an anonymous party who offered to help remove files from the computer to increase performance speed, as well as to prevent viruses from infecting my system. Unfortunately, they persuaded my mom into downloading their software that can enable…

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    Michigan (BCBSM) and its physician partners embarked on the nation’s largest patient-centered medical home (PCMH) designation program. The major goals of the program are to better manage patient care, reduce unnecessary tests, avoid unneccesary hospital admissions, and avoid emergency department visits. The project focuses on four areas of patient-centered medical home practices: care management, self-management support, care coordination, and linkage to community services. Population Blue…

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    the client and to provide adequate interventions to fill that need. The human boy is composed of several systems including cardiovascular, pulmonary, and integumentary systems that must be assessed and tended to accordingly. Because as the largest organ of the body the skins care is vital to maintain temperature, provide protection from invading organisms, and responding to sensory information, it deserves specific observations to sustain vital functioning. I have observed the risks of…

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