Explain the value of developing a professional working relationship with carers

Q: Describe your professional identity as an RN including your beliefs, values, motives, and…

A: While the term "professional identity" is well-known and important in the nursing profession It is…

Q: Define interprofessional education and outline how this approach may improve health professional’s…

A: Interprofessional education refers to occasions when students from two or more professions in health…

Q: Discuss the role of families and family members as caregivers ?

A: The health care service is the portion of the entire health organization aimed at meeting the…

Q: reflect  on health care practice

A: Reflection is a kind of thought process in which people treat their experiences to obtain awareness…

Q: When to refer. I would tend to refer a client to another therapista. if I had a strong dislike for…

A: Referring a client is defined as sending the client to some other specialist.

Q: Describe how the Caritas processes of Watson's theory of transpersonal caring can assist the student…

A: The Caritas Process and Watson's theory of transpersonal care can assist students registered nurses…

Q: Describe principles of effective communication in the healthcare settings

A: Healthcare settings is one of the prominent sector. Infrastructure of the health care settings  like…

Q: Define the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to promote safety in a health care setting ?

A: Physical and mental well being is considered as the complete health of a person. It is also the…

Q: Discuss how caregivers believe nurses can provide assistance to make care-giving easier

A: Caregiver are the people who provides care to the other people who are not able to do their daily…

Q: RRL The effects of flexible learning on the mental health of the working nursing student.

A: Flexible learning is the sense where rigidity is not present learning takes place from different…

Q: Define principles of effective communication in the healthcare settings

A: A Health care settings is a platform where the health care delivery  system are a plays the role .In…

Q: Provide two (2) examples of how a support worker can apply each of the principles when caring for…

A: There are several examples for principles when caring for clients or patients in an healthcare…

Q: List the importance of PROVIDER COMPETENCY in the Health care system and EXPLAIN that importance

A: Provider competency in healthcare system refers to the skills in various competencies like…

Q: discuss a minimum of two strategies a healthcare provider can adopt to minimize barriers and…

A: Studies suggest that many individuals find it difficult to understand the instruction given by their…

Q: Identify opportunities to improve communication with patients while giving care ?

A: The term ‘Nursing’ defines the profession that encompasses the autonomous and collaborative care of…

Q: Describe the indicators of a nurse's ability to evaluate nursing care ?

A: Nursing care can be defined as the care services that are provided by the nurse. These services…

Q: What are the assets and limitations of being involved with a self-help group

A: Self-help groups are groups of people who come together to solve their common problems. They are…

Q: Explain in own words how important communication is in the nursing field and give examples

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Q: Discuss how they believe nurses can provide assistance to make care- giving easier.

A: Most patients have families that are giving a few level of care and support. Within the case of…

Q: Explain how ageism can influence the healthcare provisions of older adult clients.

A: - Ageism: It is discrimination of individuals on basis of persons age, or how we prejudice towards…

Q: Describe how to use the counseling role to motivate a patient toward health promotion.

A: The healthcare unit includes multiple front-line workers. The healthcare unit includes multiple…

Q: Give examples of Caring emerging from nursing situations

A: Nursing practice refers to care given by the nurse for the clients, families, communities, and…

Q: Effective Counseling Techniques are skills which, when practiced effectively by a knowledgeable…

A: The emphasis on counseling to make the patient stress free is increasing. With the new definition of…

Q: Recognise aspects of the organisation that are no longer effective in providing a person-centred…

A: Person-centred is the requirement of the healthcare provider in meeting the patient needs that are…

Q: what are some areas of presonal/professional development that would assist you to become more…

A: End-of-life care is called palliative care in nursing. It provides help and support to the person…

Q: how do achieve social justice in your nursing career.. please give examples

A: Social justice It is defined as, treating individual and group equally. Justice can be used with any…

Q: Explain the role of an advocate in supporting individuals accessing services.

A: Advocates are the personals who works  hardly to support and meet the other personals to achieve…

Q: Being ready. I won’t be ready to counsel others untila. my own life is free of major problems.b. I…

A: Counseling: The action involves providing guidance and direction to solve any problem. It requires a…

Q: Describe different working relationships in health and social care settings.

A: WORKING RELATIONSHIP Itvis the relationship which is maintained between the employees with each…

Q: Discuss three barriers to effective Communication in health and social care.

A: Effective communication in healthcare plays an important role in ensuring satisfaction to the…

Q: can you explain various  strategies  that  you adopt to address  conflicts that you encounter…

A: In the healthcare setting various human interactions to take places such as the interaction between…

Q: Describe the roles and responsibilities of the health and social care professional as social worker.

A: Social workers who deal with health care work in clinics, nursing homes, assisted living, hospitals,…

Q: Adults who have been involved in situations where they have suffered physical and or emotional abuse…

A: Bioethics  Ethics in the field of medicine and its application is called bioethics. Benefits of…

Violence

Violence is defined as a physical act that causes or is intended to cause harm. Violence can cause physical, emotional, or both types of harm. Violence is defined by the World Health Organization as the intended use of physical force and power that causes threat or harm against oneself, another person, or against a community or group, and has the potential to cause damage, death, mental distress, maldevelopment, or poverty.