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Holistic Healthcare-How Should Nursing Support Patients ' Rights? Dating back to the beginning of the nursing profession, Nightingale (1860) was the first to advocate for treating patients holistically in separating the patient from their disease process. This knowledge, enabled her to build her founding practices around the significance of creating an environment conducive for natural healing (Cherry & Jacob, 2008). Building upon these principles, along with measures incorporating the mind,…

databases will be explored to help prepare for the literature review, the databases included in the search was the university electronic library Discover, which will link into Athens allowing me to review various databases which include EBSCO: CINAHL, Medline, Scopus and Inter-nurse the inclusion criteria include quantitative and qualitative research in pain management; nurses approach to pain, knowledge and barriers to post-operative pain including nurse and patient views. The time frame will…

do is make sure that you do not eat at the computer or at the TV otherwise you could get into a habit of always eating when you are watching TV. You can also set a timer that goes off, reminding you for a break from your screen time. According to Medline Plus, other ideas, helping limit screen time include making sure your child does not have a TV in their room, not leaving the TV on for background noise, and for parents to be a good role model for children with screen time. Parents also play a…

to be balls, rods, or spirals. Contrary to popular belief, most bacteria are actually good for other organisms. Under 1% of bacteria on Earth cause disease, and the bacteria that do can usually be treated with antibiotics (“Bacterial Infections: Medline Plus,” par 1). The common image of bacteria is that they are all horrific organisms that cause disease. While people should most definitely wash their hands to avoid bacterial infections such as tuberculosis and mecticillin-resistant…

Effective methods of reducing HAI; MRSA. Preventing MRSA in acute care setting. handwashing and MRSA. Databases Used: Chamberlain Library Database: EBSCO, Medline, CINAHL Refinement Decisions: Peer reviewed, scholarly articles,…

A Study of Bone Mineral Density and Its Determinants in Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus. Type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1DM) has been conflictingly connected with low bone mineral density (BMD) and expanded crack danger. 86 back to back T1DM cases and 140 disconnected age and sex coordinated solid nondiabetic controls were incorporated into the study. After history and examination, BMD and body structure were evaluated by double vitality X-beam absorptiometry (DXA). Serum tests were investigated for…

Non-suicidal Self-injury is defined as an act of destruction to one’s body (such as: cutting, scratching, burning or hair pulling) but without suicidal intentions (Jacobson & Gould, 2007). NSSI differs to suicidal self-injury because it does not involve any suicidal attempts or suicide ideation, suicidal behaviour is associated with a self-inflicted act with evidence of suicidal attempt (Labelle, Pouilot & Janelle, 2015). NSSI has been extensively researched and associated with many different…

find any study specifically relating to that topic. However, she did read that moisture is key to maintaining cellular viability, which is important when testing for a virus. She searched for the evidence relating to her clinical question by using MedLine, Cinahl and Cochrane Center for Registered Control Trials. She did not find any…

Introduction Chemotherapy induced diarrhea (CID) is a relatively common side effect of cancer treatment, occurring as often as 50-80% of the time in patients undergoing chemotherapy (Stein, Voigt & Jordan, 2010). The effects of CID are physically, and emotionally debilitating and can be life threatening. Chemotherapy is toxic and through some understanding, appears to affect the gastrointestinal tract to excrete fluid and electrolytes at an alarming rate. Physically, the patient undergoes volume…

The Effectiveness of Interventions for patient with shoulder impingement syndrome Research Question: Is exercise therapy is the most effective intervention in patient with shoulder impingement syndrome? Aims/Objectives: Interventions and treatments for patients with shoulder impingement syndrome that physiotherapist choose and apply differ from physiotherapist to another which led me to this research question where the author aim to compare, summarise and evaluate previous researches to…