Nursing Creative Writings Samples For Students

Personal Nursing Vision

Personal Nursing Vision

Growing up, I never though I would be a nurse but I had a passion for helping people. When I was 12, my elder brother had an accident and I was amazed by how the nurses in the ER did not care about what he ha done to land in the ER but concentrated on giving him the best care. My interest in nursing grew further when I saw nurses visiting him at home when he was recovering. My next turning point was in high school when a Family Nurse Practitioner was invited to give us a talk. I was ...

Dear Person Receiving Letter, It is with great pleasure that I accept the offer of a position with your facility. I believe in the goals you seek to accomplish, and the ways in which you seek to accomplish them. I feel that working with your organization will allow me to grow personally and professionally, and that I will be a valuable addition to your staff. I am honored that my resume was selected to fill the opening, and will strive to perform in excess of your expectations.
In reviewing the offer of the position, I have come to understand both ...

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Defining Preeclampsia

Preeclampsia is a condition that occurs among pregnant women who are usually in their second trimester . However, preeclampsia can occur very early or even during the third trimester. This is significantly marked by elevated blood pressure and increase protein in the urine. Indications that a pregnant woman might be suffering from preeclampsia is swelling or edema. It is usually evident on the hands and face of the pregnant woman.
It differs from eclampsia in a sense that preeclampsia is less severe, and eclampsia is usually accompanied by seizures or convulsions . A woman who is also suffering from eclampsia may ...

Reflection Essay

Reflection Essay
Over the last two years I have come into contact with many people from all walks of life - some of them have been positive, while others turned out more negative. Those diverse people I have met were patients, nurses, doctors, teachers, and my fellow students. In my opinion, all the positive people are those, whom I not only strive to be like, but who are real role models and leaders in my life.
Webster’s dictionary defines a leader as, “a person who leads: a guide” (Merriam & Webster). The person I am thinking about, in particular, has ...

There are many people suffering from various diseases that cause them a lot of pain making their lives miserable, even though marijuana offers them a way of reducing their pain and making their lives better, it is still classified as a schedule 1 drug and therefore is illegal. 17 states have so far legalized it for medical use since there is a lot of scientific evidence and patient reports pointing to its health benefits and it should therefore be legalized.
Marijuana has been used for medical purposes since time immemorial, ancient civilizations such as Egypt and Greece used it pointing out that ...

Introduction

Adequate staffing in a medical facility is one of the major factors that determine the success or otherwise of the facility in achieving their primary goal of providing adequate health rehabilitation to the patients they admit. Meeting of required staffing level minimums is a matter of policy which ensures that the patients and the staff are not exposed to any risks, either health, or occupational respectively. Therefore, the availability of nurses/ aides in health facilities is a major factor for determination with relation to the patients it can accommodate.

- Potential impact of the driving force on the stakeholders.

The stakeholders in this case are a) The patients, b) The proprietors, c) The staff,

Patients
The ...

Emotional intelligence is responsible for the nurturing of human connections. It is necessary in creatinga therapeutic nurse-patient connection. However, if the link becomes so intense there is always the risk of stress. As such, it is important for nurses to adopt ways that would safeguard their wellbeing.
Scott’s poster provides a five-tier aspectwhere emotional intelligence can be of great importance. These aspects are intra-personal, inter-personal, leadership, and personal leadership and engagement. With regard to intra-personal aspect, the emotional intelligence is important to promote self-awareness while inter-personal aspect of the concept nurtures self-management (Scott, 2009).The emotional intelligence and ...

Answer to Two Essay Questions

1) Whats all this emphasis on sense data by empiricists? Explain this elusive idea and its place in modern epistemology?
Sextus Empiricus and his skepticism did not deny human knowledge or even the possibility of knowledge. In fact, it seems his philosophy appears to be a starting point that attempts to actively seek knowledge acquisition. It was just that he never believed one could get beyond the starting point. Or rather, he withheld his assent as to whether one could move beyond skepticism. He cautioned that one must be very careful before affirming as knowledge anything that went beyond ...

Many individuals pursuing the nursing career have it in their aspirations to be actively involved in the restoration of health to individuals who need it. It is, therefore, the dream of every nursing professional to restore smiles on the faces of people who had lost it to pain and suffering. This is quite interesting bearing in mind that patients spend most of their time with the nurses. It is the nurses who give the prescribed medicine, they do the cleaning, and they prepare the patients for other medical procedures, and so on. In other words, a patient’s recovery happens ...

Introduction

Nursing profession is regarded as an attractive career that draws the attention of many students in America. The fact that America has some of the best nursing schools and programs in the world, has compelled many international students to move into the country and enroll as nursing students. International students face numerous challenges in nursing schools, but they have no option other than overcoming the challenges and adapting effectively in the new environment. They are supposed follow rules, norms, and traditions, which govern nursing schools and programs, compete with their counterparts in course work and pass the National Council ...

Selection Criteria

Before the author answer the question, it is prudent to define what a selection criterion is. The term selection criterion refers to the statement which describes the qualifications, skills, knowledge, abilities and he required experience for a particular job. This paper shall examine selection criteria.

Situation: nurse at organization ABC.

My task was promoting patient comfort and the body alignment including: Bed making Positioning of patient help with continence management, use safe and effective infection control measures and standard precautions including: Clean and clinical hand hygiene and the use of the personal protective equipment.

Action

Some of the action performed while in the organization include ensuring appropriate ...

Burns are common accidents that happen to people on daily basis. With the many activities that involves the use of heat, electricity and highly flammable of corrosive substances, people are prone to burns. This brings the need for understanding how to handle such accidents when they occur. To begin with, burns are categorized in two three; the first degree burns, second degree burn and third degree burn. Burns should never be underestimated and therefore, the best care is required to prevent fatalities and the extent of burn. This is an instruction paper that gives the steps involved in care ...

Messaging plays an essential role in ensuring efficiency and effectiveness in many organizations. Messaging is essential in all fields including business, education, and medical fields. In every organization, there are operations involved. For effective performance of these operations in terms of output, messaging is required. In an office setting, messaging plays a number of roles. Messaging ensures understanding of various aspects that one was not aware about. In most cases, messaging promotes cooperation among individuals. Messaging enables individuals in offices understand what their roles are as without a comprehension of one’s roles and responsibilities there cannot be effective performance. This ...

Introduction

An Electronic Medical Record (EMR) is the patient’s medical history in an electronic form replacing the paper form version. Traditionally used it contains information about a patient within a single clinic. It contains information about the patient’s previous visits, appointments, diagnosis, and prescription as observed by a doctor in the clinic. On the other hand, an Electronic Health Record (EHR) is an electronic version of a patient’s medical records in a more general manner. Several institutions and doctors who have happened to treat the patient could share the information contained in an EHR. This information ranges from the patient’s medical ...

The career of being a police officer is risky yet interesting if one has the passion to pursue it for good reason. Police officers come into contact with all kinds of people, the good, criminals of all kinds such as drug dealers, thieves and murderers among others. The career of a police officer is divided into three major stages. Each career stage has distinct characteristics. The police officer behaves differently in each of the stages. The challenges and experiences the officer faces at every stage and the experience gained from the service make the officer evolve into a certain character at the ...

Abstract

The Affordable Health Care Act has been a misrepresented misinterpreted issue in American politics from since its first introduction as one of President Obama’s strategies of improving health care in America. It has met immense criticisms to the extent of factions in the society referring to it as ‘Obamascare.’ The following pages of the paper will advance some evidence based perspectives regarding its role in reducing paperwork and administrative costs through the adaption of clinical information systems technology

Introduction

Overview of reducing paper work and administrative costs (Affordable Health Care Act)

The Affordable Care Act is a law which seeks to ...

Executive summary

Recent advancements in technology can enable remote diagnosing of patients. This is the field of telemedicine. The challenge in the modern day world is to employ remote sensing techniques to implement remote diagnosis.
Designing such semi-automatic diagnostic system requires several parameters to be considered. For example, designing the system for a space ship will require some basic assumptions. The assumptions are that physical injuries can be attended to by other crew members but internal ailments that cannot be successfully diagnosed by other crew members will make use of the remote diagnostic techniques. This paper will present a possible design of ...

2/4/12 gestation 29+1 weeks
My first encounter with Christie was at St Mary community centre, where she had come for her antenatal clinic in the company of her mother Kate. I introduced myself and explained to her that I was a student midwife who was going to follow up with her pregnancy to the end. She agreed and I thanked her for her assent. This was her 5th pregnancy with one home delivery; the other three had been terminated before 8 weeks. By looking at her I could tell that she had a difficult life, at only 21 she ...

Reflection of working with women during pregnancy and in the postnatal period

I first met Ashley at the Nepean antenatal clinic. At the time, she was 30+1 gestational weeks. I established from her history that this was her third pregnancy. Her first pregnancy had been in the year 2001. She had not carried the pregnancy to term because she had had a miscarriage. Her second pregnancy was in 2010. For this pregnancy, she had a normal vaginal delivery at 37+1 weeks. She had given birth to a live female infant, Isobel, who weighed 3140 grams. She had attended the visit with Isobel who is now 2 yrs old. A UA was performed ...

Dozens of patients suffering from cancer could be dying in Ohio from taking counterfeit drugs. An alarming 10% of all imported medicines in Ohio are counterfeit says Dr. Tim Johnson, President, American Association of Pharmaceuticals.

Most of the counterfeit drugs originate from Asian countries with the main culprits being India and China. The recent survey by AAP raises pertinent questions on the ability of the monitoring agencies to effectively regulate and monitor the sale of drugs (Grey, 6).

Doctors are concerned that cancer patients especially might have needlessly died by unknowingly consuming the counterfeit drugs. A senior doctor at ...

In the recent past, exceptionally premature babies have been dying at a very higher rate. It is assumed that they only have 50% chance of survival. Newborns are also in this mix as they are at bigger jeopardy of developing complications in future (Whitfield & Peters, 2004). To prevent this, both the infants and the premature babies are usually kept in incubators until they are stable. In cases where the new born is stable and does not need incubators, Kangaroo Mother Care is used. This involves a direct skin-to-skin contact between mother and the new born. One of the main reasons why ...

Transform Cosmetic Surgery Group (TCSG) is an organization which assists its client to get the desired facial features, body structure and defy age. The company meets the expectations of their clients with the usage of modern technique of cosmetic surgery. The surgery, once a word so dreaded has now become a word of common usage and application. Any individual, especially the women are deciding to lie under the surgeon’s knife with their will. The outlook towards surgery and body dissection has undergone a complete change and is now considered as a step towards betterment. This is not altogether wrong as surgery in ...

Part 1: Prewriting

Introduction

I always manage to get myself embroiled in an argument with the nurses every time I visit the hospital.

Should the nurse assist the patient in each and every activity they undertake?

Body

Specific example of disagreement

My side

The role of the nurse is to take care of the patients every need including giving bed baths.

The other side

The role of the nurse is to assist patients in the performance of only those activities that they are not able to perform currently due to their disease condition.

Body

Specific example of disagreement

My side

The community nurse should be responsible for the monitoring of the ...

The mission statement developed here is for a hospital specializing in cardiovascular treatment and care. The hospital provides treatment for different types and levels of heart ailments as well as giving post treatment follow up care. The staff consists of a team of expert surgeons and physicians assisted by care giving and nursing staff. Key focus during and after treatment is to have a personalized approach towards each patient in order to better understand their individual needs and formulate a best fit strategy for treatment. The hospital also provides internships to medical students who have completed their final year of studies with an ...

Introduction

Technology is an essential aspect in the management of different sectors of any country’s economy. The health care sector is one of the important fields in which requires technology for the execution of various tasks as far as offering health care services is concerned. Technology in the health care sector is applied in areas such as performing x ray scans, the use of laser beams to eliminate cancerous cells amongst other areas. Additionally, technology is applied in this sector when it comes to the storage and retrieval of patient records. In this case an improvised data base system ...

During my past few years as a nursing student and as a trainee nurse at this institute, I have come across different situations and experiences that have molded my thought process, my goals, and my whole personality. I have chosen the question: What do you feel you can contribute to the patient, for this assignment. Though I have chosen the nursing career with my own goals in mind, clinical experience has made me realize the extent to which patients are reliant on the nurse. I can confidently state that it would be impossible for hospitals to function without nurses. ...

The nursing practice constantly experiences challenges related to different aspects of care. Resolving these challenges effectively is determined by the leadership and the management in nursing. Nursing leadership and nursing management are terms that are persistently confused and interchanged, despite the different meanings of the terms. Understanding the meaning and contribution of leadership and management to nursing is critical in resolving common issues affecting the nursing profession. The purpose of this paper is to investigate a nursing issue and compare and contrast how nurse leaders and nurse managers would approach this problem. This exercise will facilitate identification of the ...

The institutional affiliation

MEMORANDUM
INTRODUCTION
Medical marketing has grown an increasingly complicated cause of the fast developing business of healthcare organizations. The old model of focusing on just patients and physicians stopped working. So, it has become incredibly important for doctors to market their medical practices in order to build their own brand, gain new patients and improve business from the current ones. Nowadays, marketing teams need to broaden their consideration horizons and focus on the following criteria: Patients, Physicians, Professional Healthcare Administrators, Payers and Policy Makers (Mycek, 2015). The Texas Medical Center, Cleveland Clinic and New York-Presbyterian Hospital will be analyzed ...

Abstract

In 2010, The Institute of medicine of the National Academies published their recommendation for the field of nursing for the ensuing decade. Ongoing professional development and higher education for nursing that is relevant and accessible was one of these recommendations. This paper examines the different ways nurses can access continuing education and their perceptions of this training.
The Institute of Medicine of the National Academies published their comprehensive report on the future of nursing in 2010. The report cited several issues facing nursing and the medical field and the committee made several recommendations for the nursing field. The ...

The topic I have chosen for this assignment is “Home health care patients and safety hazard at home”, from the risk assessment topic. This teaching exemplar can be used to educated home healthcare nurse’s organization. Sollecito & Johnson (2013), identified clinical microsystem as the place where most of the errors and mistakes that affect health care quality and safety arise. The clinical microsystem is formed by healthcare personals who work directly with the patient and their families (Sollecito & Johnson 2013).
Background: Home health care is a fast growing industry. All of the healthcare that is provided at home comes ...

Therapeutic recreation is a form of health practice that is focused on interventions to make people with disabilities to feel better. These interventions aim at improving their cognitive, social and physical functioning as far as any disability is concerned (Coyle and Shank 102). The definition of the word ‘disability’ is not clear to many people. Disability is seen to involve a lot of other things other than what is commonly known and perceived by most people as a disability. The Americans with Disability Act defines a person with disability as “anyone that has physical or mental impairment which limits ...

1. Explain the inpatient and outpatient reimbursement methodology for Medicare as a payer
Reimbursement is calculated in outpatient regarding the case date, the contract rate, the fee charged for the services received as well as the percentage of the bill incurred. In patients, however, get a difference at the rate whereby it is calculated as a percent of the incurred cost per diem.
2. Explain the inpatient and outpatient reimbursement methodology for commercial payer
For commercial payers the for outpatient, the services are reimbursed using either of the methods; percentage of the accrued charges, the fee for the service, ...

There is the need for healthcare facilities and the professionals working in such facilities to be aware of the safety and quality issues which affect the wellbeing of patients. The core objective of such a move is to ensure that patients are able to emerge with desirable outcomes and that possible readmission cases, high morbidity and high mortality cases are reduced. In this regard, therefore, it is essential that hospitals take into account the Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (HCAHPS) measures which will oversee an improvement in the safety and quality of services which patients receive ...

Type 2 diabetes, also called as NIDDM or Non Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus. In these patients the pancreas either fails to produce sufficient insulin or the body is incapable of using the insulin for the metabolism of the carbohydrates. This condition is called as being Insulin resistant (WebMD, 2015). The cognitive symptoms that can develop as a result of diabetes is memory loss, it is commoner in patients below the age of 65. Psychomotor symptoms, like depression can be a common presentation in diabetics (Bot et al., 2013)
PATIENT: Hello Madam, I have been diagnosed with diabetes recently. I want ...

In the case study, three principles of the delegation were violated: the right person, the right task, and the right directions and communication. Both the principle of the right task and right person were violated in the sense that the nurse did not consider the knowledge, expertise, and confidence of the delegate while delegating various tasks to the unlicensed staff. The American Nephrology Nurses’ Association provides that nursing care activity that requires knowledge and expertise that is obtained after completion of a nursing education program or specialized skill should not be delegated (O'keefe, 2014). In the case study, the ...

Claire Betker is a Canadian based registered nurse who believes and aspires in providing a chance of promoting quality and affordable healthcare globally and to the Canadians in particular. She also believes in empowering the family unit in the community as it is the fundamental stage of making the difference to the universe and a way of transforming lives as well (CNA, 2017a). Further, when it comes to nourishing individual’s health care system, she believes that everyone is a leader for it is through their collective voice, support, and actions that help in establishing a society where everyone ...

Introduction

United States faces challenges associated with delivery of health care services to the public because of lack of adequate policies and legislatures governing the health sector. In the year 2010, approximately 48 million Americans went without health insurance. Most people go without medical care because of the high cost of healthcare and lack of adequate policies to govern the already established medical care. Doctors of Nursing Practice (DNP) have a crucial role to play in ensuring health disparities are a thing of the past through involvement in policy making. Undertaking the policy course helps shape and model nurses for future roles ...

Since I was young, I always knew I would pursue a career where I would help people. I was not sure what that career would be for a long time. When I was 16, my grandfather had a stroke and had to stay in a rehabilitation centre for a while. I did not know of Occupational therapy until that day. When visiting him in the rehabilitation centre, I saw the professionals working to rehabilitate him. I initially thought physical therapy would accommodate my career goals until I witnessed the occupational therapist helping my grandfather. I remember her working with ...

Although preventive care service provision has a general guideline, to offer evidence-based practice, the medical practitioners are under obligation to ask the patient the following questions, among others.
The family history concerning particular diseases like cancer, hypertension, diabetes, and other genetic diseases. In this regards, the nursing officer would establish the susceptibility of the patient to these conditions. Diagnosing of family members with such conditions may occur along the way and, therefore, it is important the nurse gets to know about it every time the patient visits the clinic.
Moreover, the nurse should ask about exercise and weight management ...

Subjective data refers to the information from the patient's point of view concerning the health care condition he or she is suffering from which provides the nurse with the basis of the problem (Milligan & Neville, 2001). In particular, this helps in determining the appropriate diagnosis recommendation. These types of information include pain levels, feelings and perceptions encountered by the patient levels, for example, chest pains and headaches.
On the other hand, objective data refers to evidence-based aspects of the patient's health conditions. These aspects require physical proof for the nurse to determine the appropriate treatment procedure for the patient. ...

The two main objectives of a healthcare delivery system are to provide healthcare for anybody who needs it, as well as to deliver quality care at a price patients can afford to pay. Countries around the world have a different position on how to deliver these two main objectives. For example, Canada has true universal healthcare. Citizens pay higher taxes in order to afford this healthcare, but in return if an individual is hurt, sick, mental ill, becomes pregnant, needs a dentist, or just has a chest cold, almost all of the expenses are covered at a very reasonable ...

Dear Sir,

As the facility director of the Alzheimer’s House, I am concerned about the Alzheimer patients under my supervision. As you may know, Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive disease which destroys memory and reduces the cognitive functioning of the brain. It is an incurable disease, however, with efforts and proper management strategies, the symptoms of this disease can be improved. The patients can be helped by involving them in games and activities that stimulate their brain cells. It is really important to take an initiative to help the Alzheimer patients with activities like gardening, baking, swimming and yoga ...

InstitutionUnderstanding Lifestyle Modification: My Personal Experiences in Managing Chronic Back Pain through Healthy Diet and Physical Exercise

A. Personal response
However escapist I may sound, I did have a host of factors contributing to my poor eating habits and lack of exercise. On top of being a mother of two small kids (2 and 5 yrs old), I am working part time and studying in school full time. Due to busy schedule, I have little or no time for exercise and paid no attention to healthy eating regimen. On and off, I did attempt to follow healthy eating regimen, but intrapersonal challenges made it hard for me to adjust and stay with healthy eating habits.
Perhaps ...

Introduction

During diagnostic reasoning, a clinician attempts to collect, process while also interpreting information obtained from the patient so as to generate an action plan for treatment. However, it is critical that in this process, a clinician may commit some errors that can result in a wrong diagnosis and treatment of the patient. The following section discusses three of these mistakes.

The Illusory Casualty

It is the kind of error that occurs when a clinician tends to develop a bias in finding a causal relationship even in a situation when there is none. It is a powerful bias and occurs when both the ...

Letter to Chamber of Commerce

[Address: XYZ]
[City, State, Zip]

Executive Vice President Local Chamber of Commerce

U.S. Chamber of Commerce
1615 H Street, NW Washington, DC 20062-2000
RE: Letter from owner of XYZ organization to the Executive Vice President of local chamber of commerce, introducing XYZ health care organization.

Dear Mr. Vice President,

I’m writing this letter to familiarize you and the whole community with the noble mission of health care xyz organization. Healthcare organizations function in the society with an objective of providing best health at the affordable range to every citizen available. The social responsibility of healthcare organizations sums up the mission and vision envisioned by the creators of an organization. ...

Health disparities refer to variations that exist in the health status of diverse groups of people. The different groups can be classified based on sex or gender, sexual orientation, age, ethnicity, race, disability, geographic area of residence and income (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 2016). Based on this classification, it is normally evident that some groups of people record higher rates of suffering and deaths from some diseases when compared to other groups (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 2016). The disparities and the effects they have on healthcare outcomes are outlined below.

Question 1

Race or ethnicity ...

When I first held Angie in my arms I felt her smiling. Her little pink face was twisting in a happy grimace and she instantly made me laugh. She looked so funny with her two-three curly stripes of fair hair, her big, round eyes, an almost invisible nose and a toothless wide open mouth that seemed to shout her ecstasy of being alive. When she started walking I realized that she would be a naughty child. She was so energetic, constantly jumping, running, falling, then rising up and jumping and running again. She started to grow beautiful thick blonde ...

The first fundamental issue that Hector is addressing is his inability to adjust to the significant and negative life change which has recently taken place in his life. Alongside with intense physical pain, Hector is suffering from emotional stress. The fundamental problem here is that the man does not feel like a valuable member of community he lives in. What is more, the man does not feel like a breadwinner anymore as he is currently unable to provide for his family.
In the first place, Hector's attitude of mind and feelings may be determined as deeply depressed. Due to ...

Mental health refers to ones’ psychological, emotional and social well-being, affecting the way one feels, thinks and respond in their daily life. It aids in determination of how one relates to others, handle stress or in making decisions. It is important that proper mental health is maintained by everyone inclusive of children. Ones’ daily activities, choices and relation to others, usually depend on their mental health.
Mental illness is disorders that affect one’s moods, thoughts or behavior. Globally, current health problems associated with mental disorder include depression, drug and alcohol abuse, schizophrenia, post-traumatic stress disorder, migraines, dementia and ...

Lifelong learning is a voluntary exercise to add knowledge either for personal development or professional development (Hargreaves 23). When I look back at my nursing career, I can view tremendous changes that have happened both in my personal life and profession, from my first day in a nursing class and now. The nursing profession involves learning about human body systems and how each organ functions. I have learned the kind of diets reliable to people of all ages, as well as how to identify symptoms and connect to the kind of illness they are associated with.
Most importantly, I ...

“It’s a tough call whichever way you way you look at it.” Dr. Vegelos was moving in small circles heading to no definite destination. He was the most senior medical personnel of the state hospital besides being a research fellow at an affiliated non-profitable institute a stone throw from the main hospital. “ I suggested you give it some more time and finally things will fall into place. In this facility, we have seen and handled the most treacherous situation in comparison to this at hand at the moment. Added Dr. Campbell, who had to spend some nine years ...

Comments on blog 1

It is true that a just society is the one that ensures every person is able to exercise their rights and resources are equitably accessible. I also agree that, women face challenges in their efforts to achieve social justices in terms of their social, cultural and environmental backgrounds (Payne & Doyal, 2012). I don’t agree with the notion that women in developing countries should be the sole caretakers of the household duties as it acts as a barrier to accessing healthcare. Such an instance is a probable reason for gender injustice. I am therefore, of the opinion that efforts ...

Introduction

Managers employ different approaches that are used to steer the direction of the organization to ensure efficiency and effectiveness. The paper will discuss the various strategies that are used by managers to run the organizational operations. These management practices are unique to each organization. Also, they help an organization to gain a competitive edge in the market. The management team of the Thomas Jefferson University Hospital has implemented various strategies that ensure it becomes one of the most preferred hospitals in the region. The hospital is located in the centre city of Philadelphia, in the United States of America. ...

The Slow Poisoning of India is a short documentary that reflects upon the environmental hazards posed by the continuous release of chemical substances to the environment. This has been as a result of use of modern pesticides by farmers. With India being one of the largest users of pesticides in Asia, it is quite clear then that the magnitude of chemical release into the environment has been high. This combined with the slowly fading influence of the Green Movement in Punjab has not made the issue any lighter. Increase in levels of pollution and neglect by authorities and concerned groups have ...

My Plan

My plan for reviewing the NCLEX will take into account various considerations. Firstly, I will focus on my learning style in order to learn and understand effectively. This approach is considered by the Nurse Journal (2016) which indicates that for one to pass the NCLEX, “one should develop excellent study habits which mirror your personal learning style.” In consideration of my visual learning style as suggested by the Nurse Journal (2016), I plan to develop flash cards as a memory enhancement technique and also highlight various aspects of my reading material.
At the same time, I plan to assess ...

Creative Writing

Part 1

Sometimes she wished she had never seen the advertisement. She sat in her room, with all the windows and doors closed. She was not sure of what would happen next. She wished she could go back in time and redo the things again. Only if she had a time machine to go back two weeks!
Alice was a lovely girl in her teens. She was the heartthrob of all in her school. The boys used to try to woo her with their advances and chivalrous attitude. They would buy her a cup of coffee or drink, and seek chances ...

The diagnostic reasoning for clinical diagnoses involves the collection of data and application of systematic approaches to formulating hypotheses and create lists of different diagnoses. However, sometimes the clinician can make errors that that have a direct impact on the way they handle a patient leading to incorrect diagnoses, treatments and overall management plan. Most medical errors are identified as systemic and are usually solved using various interventions as checklists. However, there are other errors that occur during diagnosis and treatment, and these are attributed to flawed diagnostic reasoning (Wellbery, 2011).
Diagnostic reasoning errors are mostly caused by heuristics ...

SCIENCE/ TECHNOLOGY AND HEALTH ETHICS

In this paperwork, I am going to discuss how science and technology can influence health care ethics, and ethical decision-making.
Science and Technology are progressing at such a fast rate that the existing narratives are becoming tomorrow’s realism. Scientific research and technological expansion are some of the vital forces changing the face of the existing healthcare ethics. Worries about the rapid growth and its side effects prolong to surface. It is important to note that new ideas, as a result of the continuous growth in both science and technology will, always, present new lawful and ethical challenges when ...

Emily sat and explored just purchased ancient manuscript with unknown runes. She tried not to miss any symbol and understand its true meaning. For a long time she sat in front of her laptop monitor at her desk, surfing the Internet. After all, she could not hold everything in her head and her memory was not perfect. And it can filter out some information.
For Emily it was very important, what she did, after all, she dedicated her life to this. Well, but when she was a child, she could not even imagine it.
It was already too late ...

The first step according to Lewin’s analysis is the unfreezing phase. This phase would include the identification of the Change emphasis. Bowers (2011) states that it will also involve open discussions to identify the restraining and driving forces present in the hospital against proposed changes. In this case, the facility should aim at implementing an adequate communication system that can support followership and empowerment. This system concentrates on healthy interpersonal and interdisciplinary relationships. The key component of this strategy would include an emphasis on communication among primary stakeholders including nurses, the administration, and managers. Bowers also notes that ...