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    Not only does antibiotic resistance impact patient care, it also has financial consequences as well. According to the article called Outpatient Antibiotic Prescribing in the United States: 2000 to 2010, by Lee et al. (2014) it is estimated that antibiotic resistances results in an expenditure of about $60 billion dollars each year. Gandra, Barter, and Laxminarayan (2014) found a similar…

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    different parts to the types of coverages that Medicare provides are; Part A, Part B, and Part D (Original Medicare np). When Medicare first existed, there were only two original coverages, including Part A, impatient/hospital coverage, and Part B, outpatient/medical coverage, while Part D, prescription drug coverage, was later added, but rarely used by most (Original Medicare np). Even though most Americans believe that Medicare is a single health insurance program, that is not exactly true. In…

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    injury/disorders/multiple sclerosis center of excellence department (SCI/D) at the Veteran’s Hospital located in East Orange, NJ. She manages a fourteen bed unit with eleven nurses and nine ancillary staff. Besides managing a fourteen bed unit, she also manages the outpatient spinal cord injury clinic located on the unit. Mrs. Tanks started as a unit nurse in the SCI/D unit and over the course of her career advanced to nurse manager. Mrs. Tanks serves on the quality assurance and clinical…

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    Lastly, a comprehensive learning plan will be devised, including a “SMART” goal and three strategies, in order to express the author’s commitment to continuing competency and self-regulation in the first year of practice as a registered nurse (RN). Self-Regulation of RN Practice In Ontario, the nursing profession refers to two legislations that intend to serve the best interest of…

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    school can become tough at times, so most of the time, I need to get some time to relax from the pressure. Last semester, I was relieving my pressure by traveling to other cities around Chicago. It was like an escape trip, where I leave all the commitment and work in Chicago and just have relaxed time somewhere else. This semester, I was not able to travel a lot because of the weather and work load, however, I signed myself up in acting classes. Acting is my main hobby since I was very young. I…

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    throat happened five weeks after being discharged from the hospital. She would stay fifteen days this time in the psychiatric hospital. The attending Psychiatrist diagnosed her as having major depression with psychosis. She attended psychiatric outpatient appointments for a few months after the second hospital discharge, but then stopped after she started feeling better (Resnick, P. J., 2007). She was not experiencing the abnormal feelings she had felt before and that made her think in her mind…

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    Agency Choice I chose to visit Denver CARES because even though I work there, I believe in what we do and the population that we serve. We serve mostly homeless individuals with addiction to drugs or alcohol. I hope to work with the population after graduation. Denver CARES is the first line of defense for helping these individuals. We take care of the clients and help them to detox in a safe environment providing medication as necessary to reduce the chance of medical side effects on the…

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    element of its strategies and plans which are most often led by CIO. In Doctor’s Hospital because of the lack of the decision-making it started facing information systems challenges. First, there were backlogs in both emergency department (ED) and outpatient areas. Secondly, enhancing capacity management software could interrupt or to slow down the existing flow process of Hospital’s construction. Finally, project steering committee which is the most important for system acquisition is stalled.…

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    experience affirms, that happy employees are more productive and I know this to be true in academia as well. When I visited campus, the students I met were balanced and upbeat. I also met recent grad Kasey Carley when I did observation hours at her outpatient clinic. Dr. Carley had glowing remarks about her educational experience. She shared that there are many opportunities for active learning and collaborative learning, and these are instructional methodologies that work well for me. I was…

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    specialties, which are: heart and vascular, sports medicine and rehabilitation, children 's and women 's health, and having a level trauma center. The hospital had 21,519 admissions in the year of 2015. It performed 5,999 annual inpatient and 11,402 outpatient surgeries. Its emergency room had 98,562 visits. For these reasons, if Bronson wants to continue to be a top health system in Michigan, their organizational leaders must speak of a culture…

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