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    Health Literacy

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    Health Literacy In New Zealand up to 80% Maori men and 75% Maori women have poor health literacy skills. Over 50% of the adult population in New Zealand have difficulties with health literacy (Korero Marama: Health Literacy and Maori, 2010). OECD countries also have similar result as New Zealand. The scale of one (very low skills) to five (very high skills) is used to measure health literacy skills (Work base, 2012). Everyone should understand about their health and the health services…

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    Description of how multiracial individuals are similar to and different from other groups; be sure to address identity development Multiracial individuals develop their identity in similar was as other members of the population; however, they also have distinct experiences that form their identity as well. In general, the similarities of multiracial individuals include the development of identity around their race, as do other populations. People of Color, Whites and White Ethnic Groups all…

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    usually accessed through self-referral and it’s the point of first entry to the healthcare system for most patient. It addresses acute, chronic, wellness issues and coordinate specialty care when needed and emphasis is put on prevention, coordination and long-term term relationship with the patient. Communities with more primary care capacity have better health outcomes and patients with access to primary care physician as their regular doctor had lower costs than those who saw a specialist…

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    intravenous saline to better effective doses to hopefully allow patients to self manage so they can wean off dependency on healthcare professionals. A patient who suffers with CIF will need to be a highly motivated individual in order to achieve optimal management to get the best results. It is important to provide educational…

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    best out of people and not only healing the body, but also reaching the goals set for their injured patients. Working in the Physical Therapy career is very rewarding. Physical therapists are health care professionals who diagnose and treat individuals of all ages who have medical problems or other health-related conditions that limit their…

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    Diet & Nutrition Maintaining the health of nurses is essential to ensure that they can continue to provide optimal healthcare for others. Thus, we plan to implement a program addressing concerns in diet and nutrition, to encourage the healthy eating behaviours of nurses so that they may maintain their health and wellness. As healthcare professionals, nurses face certain risk factors for unhealthy dietary behaviours and obesity. These risk factors may include irregular meal schedules, long…

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    a plan for reflecting and examining the direction of managing, investigating, and decision-making about healthcare (Smith & Parker, 2015). The nursing theories provide a structure for communication and formulating goals, values, and beliefs in the health care system. One of the theories that describe nursing in the way I think about it is the Peplau’s theory of interpersonal relations. Peplau’s model is a middle-range theory. The Peplau’s theory focuses…

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    Nursing as it is today was not during the primitive years. . There was no formal education for the people during the primitive years. During those times, people always believe that illnesses and death were caused by the evil spirit, although some countries such as Africa still believe that evil spirit is responsible for illness and death today. In those times caregiving role were assigned to females. Women were presumed to be nurturance to their infant and therefore should provide care to the…

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    The Four Nursing Theories

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    gave me this burning passion to help others; to be the one to make a difference. Nursing is a career that required an extreme level of responsibility. The four nursing meta paradigm concepts we’ve talked about include; person/client, environment, health, and nursing. Without these four essential concepts we (as nurses) could not fulfill the duties that are required of us. Two of my favorite theorists include Florence Nightingale and Hildegard Peplau, these theorists provide me with a deep…

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    Critical Care Nurse

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    are those who specialize in providing the best and optimal care to critically ill and unstable patients. They usually work in the Intensive Care Unit departments at the hospital in different areas such as adults, pediatrics and infants. Critical care nurses also work in nursing homes or outpatient facilities. They are usually assigned to only 1 or 2 patients at most. Most of these…

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