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    Forensic Nurse Essay

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    is documented and remains admissible in court. Forensic nurses may be asked to testify in court about the medical information and the evidence that they have collected. The main sub-specialty in forensic nursing, according to the American Forensic Association, is sexual assault. Other forensic nursing sub-specialties include death investigations, medical-legal…

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    Nursing Practice Project

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    The proposed Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) project will take place in two of three ambulatory pediatric specialty clinics part of the University of North Carolina (UNC) Health Care System. The UNC Health Care System is a not-for-profit health care system that consists of UNC hospitals, its provider network and various clinical programs through the UNC School of Medicine (UNC Health Care, 2015) The proposed clinical sites include the pediatric pulmonology clinic, the pediatric…

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    of undergraduate school, four years of medical school and 3-10 years of residency and fellowship training. General surgery A large specialty containing many sub-specialties including: breast, colorectal, endocrine, upper and lower gastrointestinal (GI), transplant (of kidney, liver, pancreas) and vascular. Laparoscopic surgery may also be practiced as a sub-specialty and is used across all general surgery. Most emergency general surgery patients suffer from acute conditions of the abdomen.…

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    Hospice Nurse Role

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    I choose these roles because they are very different from each other one deals with the start of life and one deals with the end of life. I could see myself working both these jobs. Discuss how the PHNs in this specialty improve the health status of individuals/families and communities by addressing the determinants of health. Hospice Nurse: As a role it does not really improve health status yet the role improves the quality of life through pain management. The hospice nurse also…

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    Medical Sonographer Essay

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    degree program, which usually follows a completion of an X-ray program or some other allied health program. There is also a four-year bachelor’s degree program that CNM offers, which gives students the ultimate exposure to the various ultrasound specialties and a strong knowledge of other imaging modalities. To become a sonographer, there is both classroom and clinical training that is required. Sonography students take general courses in anatomy and physiology as well as ultrasound-specific…

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    EHR System Summary

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    The article mentions that applying EHR systems to SPs have improved patients’ monitoring and managing of specialty medication therapies. Due to the increasing number of patients using specialty medications, many hospitals have been forming their own specialty pharmacies with the goals to continuously monitor patients’ treatments and gather patients’ information with the efforts to improve patients’ health outcomes. In fact, SPs usually have their own recording systems. Integrating patients’…

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    matching program, newly graduated MDs enter into a residency program that is three to seven years or more of professional training under the supervision of senior physician educators. The length of residency training varies depending on the medical specialty chosen: family practice, internal medicine, and pediatrics, for example, require 3 years of training; general surgery requires 5 years” (“Requirements for Becoming a Physician”, 2000). Once residency has been completed, these doctors can…

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    Have you ever wondered what the difference between an M.D and a P.A is? Both of these professions are somewhat similar, with only minor differences between them. Both professions have positive and negative aspects, which can impact the rest of one’s life. An M.D degree which stands for Doctor of Medicine (M.D). An MD is a nationally certified and state licensed medical professional. This professional degree requires medical school and residency right after. A P.A stands for a Physician Assistant…

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    A residency can take anywhere between three to five years, depending on the specialty you wish to focus on. Primary care physicians and some other specialties only require a residency of approximately three years. However, some surgical specialties may take up to five years. [7] After completing their residency, they must complete a fellowship in children’s surgery. A fellowship is a surgeon who has completed…

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    master’s programs opens students up to a wide range of future career opportunities. Coursework is based on providing foundational knowledge in psychological theory, research, and practice. Many such programs offer students the option of choosing a specialty track to supplement a general degree. Graduates may gain employment in federal and local agencies, hospitals, business, and educational settings. Decide if a master’s degree in general psychology is right for you by visiting this page. 2.…

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