Anne's Case

Think back to when you were a child and you became ill. All you wanted was the protection and guidance of your mother to take care of you. If you had older siblings, maybe they were the ones that helped make you feel better. Even as we grow older, we rely on our family for support when we are not well. When a family member is ill, it is not just that one person that suffers. When an illness strikes a family member, it oftentimes includes the whole family to deal with the illness also. There are different approaches that a nurse can utilize when dealing with family nursing. Approaches include family as context, as a client, system and a component of society. In this paper, I will discuss where and how these approaches are utilized.

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Different materiality bases are considered when determining planning materiality because the magnitude and nature of financial statement misstatements or omissions have different influences on different financial statement users. For example, investors are more interested in the accuracy of numbers involving net income because they are mainly concerned with the company’s ability to increase shareholder wealth. For an audit company, the primary concern when planning materiality is to take into account all expected financial statement users. These different expected users all have different

Patient-Centered Care: Patients should have control over the care they receive. By involving patients and family members in their care it will result in better health outcomes. “The response of health care professionals to patients’ questions, concerns, and feedback directly influences how comfortable patients are with speaking up” (Spath, 2011, p. 236). As nurses we need to respect our patients’ wishes and give each

It also shows that not every family has the same strengths and how the every family’s strengths can differ from each other’s. Which allows the nurse to use this tool to identify their strengths as a family to help them to set a family goal to achieve together and formulate a problem solving plan. It’s an easy tool because the questions are straightforward and it is a child friendly tool, suitable for any age not just the adults. It is a family assessment therefore the children’s feelings shall not be neglected. External family members can take part in this assessment as well, not only will it improve the family members’ relationship with each other and as a family but also help build a trusting relationship with the nurse which will allow the family members to voice out or share anything without feeling uncomfortable. (Smith LM

An appointment was made with this family prior to the visit scheduled and the purpose of the visit and the role of this student nurse in health promotion and disease prevention through stages of family development was explained as an introduction part. The entire family was invited to participate in the discussion. The family was made aware of HIPPA violation and the responsibility of the nurse to keep all information shared confidential. Mathew’s family consists of him, his wife

In addition, trustworthy relationship with Harry and his family encouraged them to share personal information with the nurse, which helped the nurse to collect appropriate data and to understand Harry’s and his family’s needs to provide client-centered care. Secondly, the meso level context includes the influence of health care agency’s policies and philosophy on clinical decision-making. In Harry’s case, it was evident that the practice of family-centered care was followed because the family was involved in each decision related to Harry’s treatment from admission to discharge; hence, the nurse

-A succinct philosophy of family nursing is seen in The Association for the Care of Children’s Health standards stating the expectation for healthcare providers to facilitate family/professional collaboration at all levels of care, and to recognizing family as the constant in the patient’s life whereas the healthcare providers will fluctuate (p.40, 2003).

The appendix is located within the right lower quadrant (RLQ) of the abdomen, and finds itself within the right iliac (inguinal) region. It is a subdivision of the large intestine and is a blind ended tube attached to the posteromedial surface of the cecum (Marieb, & Hoehn, Human Anatomy & Physiology, 2016). The appendix is approximately four inches long and roughly a quarter of an inch in diameter in which resembles a worm; therefore, the alternate name vermiform (worm-like) appendix was allocated. The wall of the appendix consists of an inner circular,

On arrival, Joe’s mother Catherine was distressed and throughout every stage of Joe’s care it was important Catherine was provided with clear information in order to empower her to make informed choices regarding Joe’s care (Glasper et al. 2010). Parental involvement was introduced after the Platt Report in 1959 which recommended that parents should be allowed to stay with their hospitalised child. The report has led to significant improvements in interactions between parents of hospitalised children and the staff who care for them (Priddis and Sheilds 2011). Sousa et al (2013) carried out a study that found communication between parents and children’s nurses is vital. Sousa et al (2013) found that almost all parents who participated in the questionnaire agreed it was a priority to get information on their child’s health condition. This indicates that is important for nurses to manage the child and family as a whole holistically (NMC 2015). Catherine

Family nursing is not all about patient centered care, it is focused on the needs of the family as a whole (Nursing theory). The main goal for family nursing is to improve any health concerns by assessing the needs,problems,influences, and strentghs of the family (Journal of nursing). There are four four types of approaches to family nursing. The four types of approaches to family nursing are, family as context, family as client, family as system, and family as component of society (the book). The purpose of this paper is to define, discuss, and give examples of the four types of approaches to family nursing.

The model consists of four steps used with the patient to reach a decision regarding the individual’s health care needs and decision for planning care. The steps include the provider informing the patient that a health care decision is required and the patient's opinion is important, the professional explains the options and with pros and cons, the provider and the patient discuss the patient's preferences and the professional supports the patient decision and finally the professional and patient discuss the patient’s decision and the health care plan is made (Stiggelbout, Pieterse, & De Haes, 2015). Instituting this model to into practice by the APN will promote active participation and require the patient to understand their health care conditions and needs to improve quality patient outcomes and the provision of quality health care. Another nursing initiative to promote the patient-centered care competency is the implementation of the Patient-Centered Medical Home care model which consist of a team designed approach to developing health care plans and providing patient centered care (Moran & Burson, 2014). The use of this model encourages strong relationships with patients, addresses the needs of patient comprehensively, and provides access of care by the ability of providers to coordinate care effectively (Moran &

The human appendix is a part of the digestive tract. It is a blind ended tube, and its base is located in the cecum, approximately 2 cm beneath the ileocecal valve. The purpose of the appendix is unclear. It has traditionally been proposed to be a vestigial organ, but recent studies suggest that the appendix may play an important role in maintaining gut flora. [1]

Have you ever wondered what Anne's life would have been like if she lived on? Would she have been famous, or would she have been poor? I think she wouldn't have been famous.

Delivery of health care to a child is more challenging when compare to an adult care. However, family health and culture affects the way a care is been received, even though the goal is to maintain the child’s welfare, the family plays an important role in a child’s well-being and the child