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    increasingly significant theory of family systems. The basic rationale for considering these theorists is based on the understanding that, the ultimate aim of respective theories is compounded in their ability to expand the discipline and science of nursing (Alligood & Martha 6). The following section outlines the major concepts of respective theorists. Concepts of Hildegard Peplau’s Theory ¥ Peplau conceptualizes nursing as an interpersonal process between a patient and a nurse i.e. the basic…

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    Prenatal Care during Pregnancy to Reduce Birth Risks Unintentional or unplanned pregnancies are a major health concern linked to increased risks of harmful behaviors, abortions, negative social and birth outcomes (Feldman, 2012). According to Moeller, Veseau, and Carr while the rates of pregnancy and childbirth among adolescents under the age of 20 in the United States have fallen since 1990 it is not expected to disappear entirely and remains a national problem (2007). Pregnancy in adolescence…

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    many veterans and their families to be seen by different professionals and access care via Primary PCP, secondary (groups, therapist) , or tertiary inpatient or urgent care. That said, the multiple levels of care or programs by which veteran access the system , create silos of care as communication between PCP, psychotherapist, group therapist, and alternate health provider is missing. The APRN nurse navigator model is a collaborative model of care that promotes patient access, ensures…

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    Monahan, the oncology nurse, demonstrates positive nursing ethics through compassionate care, moral integrity and respect for human dignity with patient centered advocacy. From the beginning of Vivian Bearing’s diagnosis with cancer, the health care team demonstrated poor sensitivity…

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    The Importance of Alignment and Congruence The setting for the Southeast Team is the Tampa General Hospital (TGH) located in Tampa, Florida. This large urban acute care center boasts three-time magnet status and currently in the reaccreditation process for the fourth time. With the outward excellence in healthcare apparent, the organization continues to have lower than anticipated Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (HCAHPS) survey scores from the Centers for…

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    Without understanding the structures the patient is in, holist-patient centered care cannot truly be accomplished. The aging community on the other hand presents the challenge of increased health costs and increased link of stay in hospitals. For example when an older patient falls they face an increased mortality rate and long-term reduction in quality of life. Therefore by “further implementation of falls…

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    vision for patient centered care and advocated this theory aiming for a more unique and effective way to provide health care. Nothing about me without me aphorism, described how important is to incorporate and encourage every patient and their family while providing care. Consequently stressing the importance, of patient involvement and decision-making based on their individual condition and the available clinical choices, instead of clinicians making the decisions for their clients/patients,…

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    In nursing there are a lot of aspects that are taken into consideration. One of the big ones happens to be end of life care. EOLC is seen all around the world, in which the nurse must work with the patient and their family as a unit and care for them as they enter this part of their lives. The nurse must prepare them spiritually, emotionally, mentally, and physically for what is going to happen. There are other areas in nursing that through research can help create a new opportunity for nursing…

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    religion, education, and more, can greatly influence the way one views health and illness. Just because I view health and illness one way, does not mean my patient agrees. This is why it is vital for a nurse to be aware of these differences, and to communicate them with their patients to ensure they are receiving the best and proper care for that patient (Zerwekh & Garneau, 2017, p.…

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    Group I: Question A PhRMA’s involvement in the health care reforms led by President Obama was a corruption of our democratic principles. “For years now, drug makers have been operating on the dark side, financially incentivizing doctors and health care providers to promote their drugs, and compensating pharmaceutical sales reps based on the number of prescriptions written by the doctors they call on” (Archer 2013). The Huffington Post cites how “Big Pharma has been systematically price-gouging…

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