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    you for your post Christina, you have brought forward an interesting topic about family centered care. I found your post to be informative as this is a unique situation that most nurses do not inquire about or explore (Aeromedical Transportation). Advocating for patients and familys is an important nursing role. It is important to not just look at the patient as the whole focus but to look at the patient and their family members to have a complete understanding of who they are as a whole unit. I…

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    Nursing is a profession that should be centered on a person’s strength, love, and a passion for wanting to care and fend for the weak. An individual in the nursing field should have overall strength in spirit, mind and heart in order to provide the best possible care to human life. I have come to realize that patients and family are in fear of the unknown. Nurses need to have a kind, compassionate approach to alleviate fears which comes in the form of dignity, respect and understanding. My…

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    Productivity at Mapleton Family Medicine Bethany Dyer B17004326 2/25/2018 Mapleton Family Medicine is a physician group located in the Midwest. The practice makes up eight physicians with two of them being owners, and the other six physicians are salaried. At Mapleton Family Medicine the owners are concerned with quality and productivity. Implementation of a new compensation program is being considered. Although physicians are the target for the pay-for-performance compensation plan, patients…

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    or with minimal assistant. In addition, both chronic illness and disability does not show discrimination, it affect the young, middle age and the old. Chronic Illness is the condition or health problem with symptoms or disability requiring health care management for three months or longer (Bare, Cheever, Hinkle & Smeltzer, 2010). On the other hand, disability is limitation in performance or function in everyday activities if he/she has difficulty talking, hearing, seeing, walking, climbing…

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    Working on a Pediatric Intensive Care Unit in a large teaching hospital, there is a complex system of health care workers that make up the team assigned to a patient. Intern’s, resident’s, fellow’s, attending’s, new nurses, experienced nurses and other health care providers are all a part of a patient’s care team. The parents of these children tend to be available and present for the greater part of every day and they want to be part of the team caring for their child. Empowering parents goes a…

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    decline in our patient satisfaction results may create panics to all top level of the Community Based Family Physician’s Group, including the Board of Trustees. We tend to value the patient-centered care as an important way to improve the quality of care. Focusing on systemic issues also help survey dig out what might be the top patient satisfaction issues in our clinic. Certainly, keeping high the degree of making UCCC a satisfactory workplace should be significant to our patients. Without…

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    analyze person-centered care (PCC) in post-acute health care setting. A literature search was completed and data was collected using several search engines (CINAHL, Medline, PubMed, and Cochrane Review). The key words used were “person-centered care”. Attributes, antecedents, and consequences of PCC were identified. Empirical referents were provided to measure PCC from the perspective of the person receiving care. A model case provides an example of the concept. Person-centered care (PCC) vs.…

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    education department at my hospital. My next step is to earn the Masters of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree. The health care is continuously becoming complex, as well as the patient needs. In order to provide high-quality patient-centered care I need to keep my knowledge updated with continuing education. Since I am an Acute Rehab Nurse, I continuously teach the patients and their family members on a daily basis. My current job requires me to complete the mandatory courses every year, in order…

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    hospice care. Then, compare these elements to other forms of life options. What form of end-of-life care would you want for yourself? Why? (SLO 4c: Chapter 6) Three different components of hospice care are the interdisciplinary hospice team, patient centered care, and pain control (Leming and Dickenson, 2016). The hospice team includes several levels of care centered on the patient and their family. Hospice emphasizes the patient making their own decisions with the support of heath care…

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    The purpose of this post is to describe the role of nurse leaders in promoting evidence based practice. I will describe strategies used for implementation of change in evidence based practice; discuss the influences that are changing health care culture including current issues and trends, and compare the nursing work group culture with other organizational cultures. An important part of the nursing leader role is to influence the culture and climate in the department (Huber, 2014). Nurse…

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