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    Aging: A Case Study

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    can increase the likelihood of an effective conversation with dementia patients. As cited by (ADAMS p.6) 1. Enabling dementia communication-, this is a positive type of communication in which informal caretakers or other health care professionals assist the individual with dementia with expression of their thoughts, feelings, and wishes. This is the promotion of including the dementia patient in the decision making of their care. 2. Disabling dementia communication-, this is a negative form…

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    In critical and noncritical adult and pediatric patients who are about to die (P), how does the presence of family members or caregivers (I) compared with non-inclusion of care givers or members of the family (C) lead to encouraging results and increased satisfaction (O) during hospice care (T)? Population/ Patient Problem May patients in this case are critical and noncritical adult and pediatric patients who are about to die. Ideally, as people age, in most cases they take keen interest,…

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    Medical Advantage Plans There are many different types of insurance companies and different ways to pay health care providers. Choosing the appropriate health plan to fit your needs is where the work comes in. Choosing between fee-for-service, HMO’s, and PPO’s, is where it starts with Medicare advantage plans. Fee-for-service plans are when the provider is paid a set amount for each service provided according to his list of charges, also known as the fee schedule. There is no copay included.…

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    Patient Centered Care

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    working in the health care facility can contribute to a patient centered approach. According to Bechtold & Fredericks (2014), “Collaboration between the patient and the healthcare team, patient-centered care incorporates the patient’s values, beliefs, and preferences regarding overall health and well-being into the plan of care and implementation of all care activities”. There are patients’ that have been with their primary care provider for many years and the providers treat patients not only…

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    Walter Reed National Military Medical Center (WRNMMC) mission is to provide high Quality health care for all who are privileged to serve, “while setting the standard in readiness, education and health care research” (WRNMMC, 2016). GIMS primary focus is provide routine and preventive care, inpatient care, and acute care for all service members and retiree. They also provide consultative services for patients with complex medical conditions. As the largest outpatient clinic in the whole of…

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    the Patient Protection and Affordable Act of 2010 (PPACA) many programs were able to be implemented based on the PPACA provisions. To create change one must work together with others to help advance nursing to provide quality care for our patients, while at the same time decreasing costs. Many nurses today may have different viewpoints on the programs that were implemented. The purpose of this paper is to discuss the nurse colleague’s impressions in regards to the anticipated health care…

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    Patient-Centric Systems The use of health information technology (HIT) can be seen as a tool that makes it feasible for health care providers to better handle patients ' care through a secured and health information sharing process. By making health information available electronically has also brought health care closer to the patient when and where it is needed. Apart from making health information easily accessible, HIT can make health care more cost effective and improve its quality. Some…

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    When it comes to person-centered planning, it is nice when a plan becomes a reality and the pathway for actions. This week’s reflection paper will focus on person-centered planning and person-centered care on two specific populations: individuals with disabilities and people struggling with addictions. It is common knowledge that people with disability labels have been excluded from the mainstream of society for centuries. Due to this lack of access to and involvement in community life and…

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    hobbies, movies, etc. With this information I could try to incorporate these items into their daily or weekly events which would allow for them to feel more at home and possibly happier. Another method I would use is getting to know my resident’s family since they would give me some insight on what my residents like and does not like. This could come in handy when it comes to new…

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    the care it provides for women and their baby and the professional boundaries. Woman centered care focuses on the woman’s needs, expectations and aspirations. It recognizes self-determination in terms of choice, control and continuity of care. It also addresses her social, emotional, physical, psychological, cultural needs and expectations. Woman centered care follows women across all phases of pregnancy, which includes antenatal, labour, birth and postnatal care. Midwives provide this care.…

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