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65. Discuss the nursing interventions to reduce health disparities? Urgently need answer
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- A. Create 2 nursing care plans based on the case scenario that needs to be prioritized using ADPIE. A-ssessment, D-iagnosis, P-lanning/Goal, Interventions with Rationale, and E-valuationPlease explain to the understanding of the NSQHS Recognising and Responding to Acute Deterioration Standard. Please provide a detailed neonatal ward example from nursing clinical placement of your application of this standard to your practice (please presente example using the STAR format).discuss the nursing interventions to reduce health disparities
- Make a Nursing Care Plan (Cues, Nursing Diagnosis, Analysis, Goals, Intervention, Rationale, Evaluation) and FDAR Chart (Focus Data Action Response) about COPD, PTBA group of family practice physicians within an Accountable Care Organization are questioning the need to have eMeasures and an eCQM program implemented. What information should the informatics nurse use to persuade these providers to participate willingly?1. A school nurse at a High school is tracking the care of a 15-year-old student with asthma who is part of the School's homeless services program. Write a nursing care plan with 4-5 priority nursing diagnoses.
- Develop a nursing care plan, including patient education, based on the nursing process for patients receiving AEDs.discuss and justify 2 nursing safety considerations for patients receiving preoperative medication while awaiting transfer to surgeryWrite down the nursing care plan for patients with Anemia (Refer to nurses pocket guide, diagnosis, prioritized interventions, and rational book) 3 nursing diagnosis Objectives/outcomes Interventions Rational Write down the classification, indications, adverse reactions, patient monitoring and teaching for Digoxin medication (Refer to Nurse's drug hand book)
- II. The Role and Responsibilities of Nurses Readings: The Florence Nightingale Pledge, Newton "In Defense of the Traditional Nurse", & Kushe, "Advocacy or Subservience for the Patients?" 6. How does the Florence Nightingale Pledge differ from the Hippocratic Oath? 7. According to the Florence Nightingale Pledge, what is the traditional role of the nurse? 8. According to Newton, what is the role of the nurse? 9. According to Newton, is the nurse an autonomous professional who can challenge a doctor's orders? Why or why not? 10. According to Newton, what is the shared goal of the nurses and doctors work? 11. According to Newton, what is the hospital hierarchy (burcaucracy) and how does it support the traditional role of the nurse? 12. According to Newton, what is the argument from expertise and how does it support the traditional role of the nurse? 13. According to Newton, what is surrogate mother analogy and how does it support the traditional role of the nurse? 14. According to Kushe,…Develop a nursing care plan that includes all phases of the nursing process for patients taking antidiarrheals, probiotics, laxatives, and IBS drugsDiscuss five (5) contemporary issues that are commonly encountered in the critical care setting.