Dear Mrs. Bowman, I've attached my IPR and Care Plan. If there is anything you want me to change please just let me know. Thank you! Also, regarding the AA meeting date I checked my calendar and I do actually have something on November 17th (the day we discussed changing it to), but it is not confirmed so I could change it if needed. Thank you so much! Angela Miranda
Q1: Complete the following table, describing the needs you would have to consider when planning the different aspects of end of life care for an individual
I will do only the patient demographic part and the provider or someone for clinical has to complete the form. I still don't understand why Johana or any MA can complete the patient demographic part on vase of the list that I provide to them but anyway I will do that part so they can't said that our billing department don't want to cooperate on this process.I know we shouldn't not be responsable for this but we need to recovery that
Care plans are the primary source of client information. We can make individual plans and requirements to suit
My name is Jorge and I will be helping you out with your meeting since Ashley is going to be out of the office. I was not able to confirm a time for the meeting so if you do not mind can you please let me know what time it was scheduled for and I will be there. Looking forward to hear from you.
4. describe actions to take where any concerns with the agreed care plan are noted
It’s worth your time to speak with a licensed professional face-to-face so that they may show you details about your plan that you may not know. Until then, here a few things you’ll want to find out:
It is necessary to involve the individual in the plan of care and support. Encourage the individual to make choices. This includes their needs, their culture, their means of communication, their likes and dislikes, wishes and feelings, advance directives, beliefs and values, involvement of their family and other professionals. This should be considered and documented. Also, there must be evaluation in assessing effectiveness in the plan of care.
It is similar to other Major Plans of Care with face sheet, lab sheets, TACTIS, assessment forms, and etc., but will be different in that it will incorporate elements of care plans you have already done, along with content you will develop using Nurse Squared, our new Electronic Medical Record software that you will be using. After having worked with this software over the summer,
I attended the Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting held at the Westhampton United Methodists Church, 6100 Patterson Ave, 23226, which is 3.8 miles away from my home. The meeting started at 7:30pm and was structured as an open meeting that welcomed beginners. I utilized www.aarichmond.org website to search for AA meetings in the Richmond Area. There were about 30-40 meetings offered a day within a 15-mile radius of my home zip code. I selected the RVA YPG because I assumed Y in YPG stood for youth or something related to young people. Then I researched it and found one possible meaning for the acronym was Young Planners Group. I was interested in attending the YPG meeting because I am always fascinated with the progress
I just wanted to pass along an update. I got with Kathy for more clarification on what needs to be changed and I am currently working on the requirements.
To locate this particular meeting, I used the internet. I searched online for AA meeting close to my home. The internet suggested I use
I found this particular portfolio more challenging than previous ones. The main reason for this was the fact that I was the required to actively take part in the assessment, planning, implementation and evaluation of a patients care within the service. Doing this came with responsibility that I had not had in previous placements.
The second meeting that I attended was an Alcohol Anonymous. The occasion of this meeting was Breath of Fresh Air that took place at 7:30 pm on Thursday at 7046 Pershing Ct. - Functional
The main purpose of this meeting is for the attendants to stay sober and help other members achieve and/or maintain sobriety. The only requirement of attending is the desire to stop drinking. It was an open speaker meeting which meant that alcoholics and nonalcoholics were welcomed to attend. This meeting was the type of meeting the members of A.A. share their stories, their problems with alcohol, what brought them there, and how
Follow the guidelines as explained in care plans, which is important, so you will know what each individual needs and their risk assessment.