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    Patient Counseling

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    Patient counseling is one of the most important responsibilities of a pharmacist, so a correct form of verbal counseling has to be chosen. In the direct/indirect form of verbal communication, the patient counseling should fall in direct form. Direct form is in which the problems or inquires are addressed straightforwardly. While counseling the patients about the medications that they are going to consume, it is essential that they clearly understand the medication and its effect. Although…

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    The main purpose of this assignment is to analyze my own mistakes, and to improve my therapeutic communication skills with clients by eliminating blocks to communication. For the protection of my client’s privacy, she will be referred to as Ms.B. During my first clinical day at the Cardiology unit I had a great opportunity to bridge the gap between a doctor and a client by providing translation service. As a bilingual nursing student, I was asked by the doctor to be a volunteer interpreter and…

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    Throughout his life, Benjamin Franklin tried to find ways to improve himself morally, intellectually, and physically. Benjamin Franklin created many self-improvement methods to try and reach his goals. Franklin was a major philosopher for the Enlightenment period and had a huge effect on human nature. His improvements and accomplishments inspired many to follow in his footsteps. To begin with, Benjamin Franklin improved himself though moral thinking. Moral thinking is the concernment with…

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    Golden Hour Definition

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    The golden hour is a reflection of the time in which we use to convey a message. The moments in time that are most crucial is defined as the golden hour. Communicators who are not afraid to take risk are the communicators that succeed in effectively conveying a message by seizing the golden hour, because they recognize the importance of the timing of their words rather than a joke or a great outline (Elmore, 2013). How many of you ever rushed through a message without clearly conveying or…

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    Enhanced recovery after surgery is an evidence based, multimodal pathway that is designed to decrease the stress on the patient through out their surgical journey. It focuses on improving the outcome of the patient after surgery, by taking additional steps to manage the patient before, during and after surgery. The longer a patient stays in the hospital post op, there is an increase risk to become susceptible to infections in this regard, the protocol serves as a guideline used to reduce the…

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    Access Access refers to being able to use a service when it is needed (Class notes, 2014) Barrier to access There are barrier to access is Factors that hinder or prevent some service users from obtaining the care services that they want, have a health or care-related need for, and may even have a legal right to, are called barriers to Access. (Class notes, 2014) There are four barriers which can cause a patient to not receive the treatment they need and which could cause problems in the…

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    Physician-Assisted Suicicde Physician-assisted-suicide is only legal in Montana, Oregon, and Washington while other states don’t have any written legislation or have completely illegalized the option. There are many mixed feelings when it comes to physician assisted suicide because of two contradicting words you would never expect to be next to each other. A physicians’ sole role is to provide by all means the best care under the impression that it is towards the benefit and well-being of that…

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    February 19th, 2016 my day was very busy. After I got back from lunch I read up on previous patients that I have seen to follow up and see how they were doing. My supervisor was checking her emails and listening to her voicemail. One of the case managers in the emergency room informed my supervisor that there was a patient that needed to be seen by a social worker. However; my supervisor was very busy so I went with the case manager to the ER. This gave me an opportunity to experience the…

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    Falls In The Elderly Kayla Bales Baker University School of Nursing NU 322: Fundamentals of Nursing Ranee Seastrom & Teresa Faust April 12, 2016 Falls are defined as an “unplanned descent to the floor” according to Salamon, Victory, & Bobay, (2012). There are different categories of falls which include accidental, anticipated physiologic falls, unanticipated falls, and intentional falls. An example of an accidental fall would be tripping over something on the floor. Anticipated…

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    Access is the right or opportunity to use or look at something: The system has been designed to give the user quick and easy access to the required information(Dictionary.cambridge.org, 2014) . In a GP surgery this could mean access to information about an illness or information about themselves. According to oxford dictionaries 2009, "A barrier is an obstacle or circumstance that keeps people apart or prevents communication or progress." Barrier to access are factors that hinder or prevent…

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