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Family Centered Care & Individual Health Promotion No unread replies. No replies. Identify at least two characteristics and indicators of healthy families (Box 7-2). Why are these characteristics important to family health? How do these family characteristics lower their family risk factors? Provide examples and evidence to support your response.
Answer: The two characteristics of healthy family are as they communicate with eachother , enjoy quality time and discuss the problem or the facts. They also intended to be supportive to eachother.
These factors or the characteristics are important to family health as if the family members will be bounded with eachother, they will care for every particular member of the family. A supportive family can easily helps the Patients of his family to recover soon by providing love and care along with the proper treatment.
Healthy family relations results into good caring and sharing terms. They themselves become conscious about the healthy lifestyle and living.
Week 5 - Family Centered Care & Individual Health Promotion No unread replies. No replies. Identify at least two cha...
Week 7 - Health Promotion of the Individual and Immunizations No unread replies. No replies. Describe why immunizations are an integral part of primary health promotion. What are the roles and responsibilities of the advanced practice nurse in regard to immunization administration? Does the patient need to sign a consent form? What education should be provided before and after administration? What action(s) should be taken if the patient experiences an adverse reaction to an administered immunization?
Week 5: Transcultural Perspectives Across Lifespan 4 4 unread replies. 5 5 replies. The Course Outcomes covered this week are below. CO2: Communicate effectively with culturally diverse individuals, families, and organizations. (PO3) CO Perform a culturally competent nursing assessment. (PO7) This week select and read one of the chapters of particular interest to you listed in Assignments under Readings; discuss what information you should obtain to develop and implement culturally appropriate plans of care for an individual of this group;...
As you recall, number two on the National Quality Strategy Priorities is person-and family-centered care. Prior to the 1980s, family and visitors were restricted to a few hours at a time and absolutely prohibited to stay overnight. When family arrived on discharge day, they were given minimal instructions on the care of invasive treatments such as bladder irrigation and told to return only if there were problems. As a result, patients did return--with raging infections, wound dehiscence, and irreparable complications....
Explain at least two individual rights for patients regarding EMR and their health care information. Next, describe three basic safeguards required to protect the security of electronic protected health information (e-PHI). Lastly, speculate on what happens if a breach occurs. Provide support for your response.
Module 01 Discussion - Delivering Client Centered Care Locate one peer reviewed evidence-based article that describes a "best practice" being used in delivering client centered care and promoting health. It can be for any client across the life span. Discuss the best practice and give two reasons why this practice is important and "best" and how it affects care and the promotion of health. Provide the reference for the article (use APA Editorial format). Please make your initial post by...
Week 4 Case Study 66 unread replies.66 replies. Chief Complaint: Rash History of Present Illness A 24 y.o. male presents for a pre-employment physical and mentions a rash on his chest. He noticed the rash last night and says it is “very itchy.” He has not noticed any other skin changes. Overall, he feels well without any accompanying symptoms. He is a teacher and spent most of last weekend doing yard work. Past Medical History Allergic rhinitis Denies surgeries or...
What are the advantages of the Health First database? What are some concerns about the reliability and predictive validity of the Health First data set? Case Study: Central Medical is a multispecialty group practice that has embraced the community-of-practice concept of an ACO. The practice formed an interdisciplinary innovation team to identify how to improve clinical outcomes, maintain a healthy population, increase efficiency, and coordinate care. It comprises 60 physicians and four clinics. Two of the clinics deliver primary care...
IRISH CASE STUDY The O’Rourke family lives on a small farm in Iowa and comprises David, aged 30; his wife, Mary, aged 29; and two children: Bridget, aged 7, and Michael, aged 6. Both David and Mary are second-generation Irish. Before purchasing their farm 5 years ago, David sold farm equipment in Ohio. The O’Rourkes are Catholic; Mary converted to Catholicism when they married. David, who works long hours outdoors, is concerned about profitability from his corn crop because of...
Ethically, health-care providers should refuse all patients that do not have the ability to pay. refuse patients when the practice is already oversubscribed. only refuse patients when the provider has announced his or her retirement. refer all low-income patients to a charitable organization instead of providing any health care to these patients. It is never acceptable to withhold information from patients for fear they will refuse treatment. True False Knowledge that, if revealed, would harm not only the client but...
Many teenagers participate in risk behaviors that threaten their current and future health. Substance use, violence, and unprotected sexual intercourse are responsible for much of the mortality and morbidity experienced in adolescence and early adulthood.1 While older adults are vulnerable to illnesses such as heart disease, cancer, and diabetes, adolescents are threatened by homicide, suicide, car accidents, and AIDS — ailments that are behavioral and, therefore, preventable.2 There is growing recognition that teens who engage in risk behaviors often participate...