Nursing by country

COMMUNICATION AND CULTURE Communication techniques are most important tools in nursing, however nurses have need to be informed about culture, also nurses are need to be prepared for dramatic changes in the united states healthcare industry. Day by day United States have become adverse society, because they have a lot of new comers, and also our patients become increasingly diverse. Nurses need to know about culture because it influences both nurses and patients healthcare perceptions and…

accessibility of care for women and vulnerable populations within the region and ease the shortage of primary care providers. The Affordable Care Act (ACA) of 2010 will continue steadily increasing the amount of insured Americans throughout the country, with…

description of the portions in SALPNs code of ethics and how and why they relate to the chosen issue. Next, after taking everything into consideration with the articles and SALPNs code of ethics I will discuss how assisted suicide relates to the nursing profession. Lastly, I will discuss my position as a student practical nurse on assisted suicide and how this research has influenced my opinion. Summary Both articles I have chosen…

Aboriginal people and Health Care in Canada Bimala Bhandari Student Number: 214612402 The Canadian Health Care System Course: NURS 4710 York University Course Director, Andria Phillips November 30, 2016 Aboriginal people and Health Care in Canada Various studies have outlined Aboriginal people as the vulnerable population in Canada. Aboriginal people are disadvantaged in many ways, including the access of health care services. In this paper, I will summarize the article about the…

Fasting on Ramadan: effect on glycemic control on type II diabetic patients, observational study for three month at SQUH, Oman Amina, S, Al-Hussaini College of Nursing, SQU Fasting on Ramadan: effect on glycemic control on type II diabetic patients, observational study for three month at SQUH, Oman Introduction Type 2 DM is worldwide health problem affecting 2.8% of population globally in 2000 and expected to be 4.4% in 2030 (Patel, Mirakhur, El-Magd, El-Matty, & Al-Ghafri, 2007).…

Visiting various countries and working with people from many different backgrounds has allowed by to become receptive to how these factors influence others perceptions. I would say, however, that because the majority of enlisted members are young adults and adults my exposure…

have different perceptions of their roles and responsibilities as to patient needs, and thus different goals for patient care. One barrier compounding this issue is that because the United States is one of the most ethnically and culturally diverse countries in the world, many clinicians come from a variety of cultural backgrounds. In all interactions, cultural differences can exacerbate communication problems.1 For example, in some cultures, individuals refrain from being assertive or…

The role of the mental health nurse is multidimensional and constantly developing. Mental health nurse provides nursing care for people who are affected with mental illnesses. Moxham, Robson and Peg (2015, p, 1188) highlights the promotion of mental health which includes that mental illness could be treated in individuals, their families and on the community through delivery of care. In the treatment process, a person is fully observed by the nurse and assessed the effects of medication and…

economic concerns unemployment and homeless” ati. Nursing education (2010, p. 11). Tracing the historical root to present, I will give an example of the classical times in the early years of the 3000 to 1400 BCE where there was an epidemic outbreak of disease such as malaria, mumps, measles. The Greek emphasize on preservation of health, and good living, comparing it to the present community health issues the outbreak of Ebola where more than one country was affected including the United state…

Introduction Mental health nursing is one of the special areas whereby the nurses usually care for people with mental illnesses or distress. This field is large and composes the nursing of patients associated with schizophrenia, depression, psychosis and the bipolar disorder. The qualified nurses in these area have a lot of skills in conducting therapies, administering the medications to patients and also creating alliances in doing the therapies. Therefore, this makes them experts in…