Home Visit To Raymond Rivera

The reporter stated there was an incident when Mrs. Sterling sent a 15 year old boy that Briana wanted to go to homecoming with text messages about her breast. The reporter also stated there was an incident when Mrs. Sterling dropped Briana off at a party she was not invited to because the host did not want to deal with her mother. The reporter stated Briana knew the owners of the home and she was not injured or harm while attending the party. The reporter stated Mrs. Sterling has been witnessed grabbing Briana’s hair, yelling, screaming, and threatening to hit her with a belt when she doesn’t perform her gymnastic stunts correctly. Ms. Barbay stated Mr. Sterling comes into the home drunk and Mrs. Sterling will call the children in a room when the parents are about to fight; the children have to stand in the room to watch their parents fight. Per the reporter, during the fight, Mrs. Sterling will have the children call their paternal grandparents for help. The reporter stated Mr. Sterling’s father is best friend with a local judge in the town that sweeps the family’s dysfunction under the rug. Ms. Barbay stated Mr. Sterling’s father has stated in the past that neither one of the parents deserve the

Valerie called that office several times to inform me of the situation. Ms. Valerie stated that Catina took Bryce to her home on Monday, July 17, 2017, around 4 p.m and did not return until about 10:00 p.m. Ms. Valerie stated that Catina told her that they were going to group at HCAP office for Anger Management. I, Shalina Holmes stated that we do not have a group session on Monday’s at the HCAP office. Ms. Valerie stated that the assigned advocate Catine Hampton took Bryce to the forest and was unable to determine when the advocate took Bryce. Ms. Valerie verbalized that Bryce stated that Catina told him “keep your hands down on your side you’re going to your new family.” Ms. Valerie stated that she is going to file a police report asked if we do not inform Catina. Ms. Valerie mentioned that Catina is trying to ruin her

Focus: Santonias and family will learn and develop firm, consistent limits and maintain appropriate boundaries. Ms. Smalls (MHP) and Ms. Givens (MHS) discuss Santonias reported incidents in school and home.

During the summers, Ray and Val would go to the city and spend time with their grandparents, while Ray with grandfather to watch the tigers play, Val spend time with their grandmother. While both children would hear stories about the old days of the bootlegging and wild nights, Val also learned how the business worked and the important of numbers and relationships.

RCG Rose Campos reports no health problems. Ms. Campos also reported that she has had no problems with Elijah at home. However, I am concerned that Elija is not safe in his present home with, the maternal grandmother due to Austin’s behavior. Ms. Campos reports no physical harm to Elijah by Austin, but Elijah has witnessed Austin’s violent and abusive behavior to Ms. Campos. I am concerned about Austin’s exposure to this violent and abusive behavior to his grandmother.

He went outside and confronted the children Alex RAMIREZ became verbally hostile with him. RAMIREZ'S older brother BRYAN said his brother threw a rock and it struck the neighbor's vehicle and his brother Alex started arguing and yelling at the neighbor. He said he told his brother to get in the house and stop mouting off at the neighbor in an attempt to avoid an altercation but his brother ALEX would not comply so the neighbor called the police. BRYAN

In the interview, Ms. Bansa stated that the CHECK program provides support and extra services for the families involved. CHECK program provides support to aid in early and preventative medical intervention.Specifically, she stated that it also provide extra services such as dental services, after school programs, early head start programs, food pantries, and transportation to health services. The Coordination of Health Care for Complex Kids program attempts to removes external stressors outside the chronic illness. With the eternal stressors

Tamika is conducting a home visit when she arrives only the father and Melissa are present. The father states that Shane has made great improvements in his behavior and has been attending school and coming home at respectable times. Once home, Mrs. Thomas states otherwise that Shane’s behavior continues to be disruptive and he is still often truant.

Researchers interviewed 1,699 adults that included primary caretakers for 811 children. And they investigated five factors: health conditions, health behaviors and attitudes, health care access, quality of life, and social or environmental factors. The communities were largely minority. One of the discoveries was that:

Family health assessment is an integral part of the formula used in creating a customized plan of care for the families’ health care. Family health assessment is also a tool that can be used to identify and evaluate the family’s health concerns, their life style and also helping families make good decisions regarding their family’s health. Family’s perception towards health and health promotion could be very different and unique, which makes the Family health assessment even more challenging for the nurses and health care professionals. Nurse’s have a moral obligation towards the society to help them promote their families health. The

Euthanasia is a long, smooth-sounding word, and it conceals its danger as long, smooth words do, but the danger is there, nevertheless, said by Pearl S.Buck. Euthanasia is a word of Greek origin that means easy death.However, is death just a simple task or is it a decision made from pain? Most people would agree that euthanasia is just used to avoid physical pain.Thus euthanasia should be illegal in Nevada. The three main reasons for this are: how depression often affects the decision, how guilt contributes to this decision, lastly a potential chance for fraud.

30 to 40 percent of single chronically homeless adults have a mental illness (Culhane). The majority of the mentally ill homeless population consist of those who struggle with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or manic-depression (Torrey). There are about 250,00 people living on the streets that struggle with a severe mental illness. The numbers continue to raise after the initial climb in the 1970's. More and more mentally ill are found chronically homeless each year. Many of the symptoms of mental illness inhibit people from normal day activities and relationships (Mojtabai).

The program should be applied to different levels of preventions based on short term or long term needs in the community. Primary prevention approach is required to promote and maximize health and wellness in the community before injury or illness occurs (Vollman et al., 2017). Therefore, the program focuses its attention on providing the community with information on cardiovascular health, nutrition, exercise and stress management (Harkness & DeMarco, 2012). The first idea for primary intervention is providing the community with free blood pressuring and heart rate screenings to recognize the population in risk. The information about this part will be provided to the community from different sources such as news, healthcare facilities, schools, community association, and churches. The monitoring will be done through the family physicians, nurses and different stands that will be set up in different locations of the community such as pharmacies, shopping malls, churches and health facilities. All the resident of age forty-five

The evolution of the war on drugs, why the policies have failed the American public; how the United States can change the war on drugs; to a health crisis instead of a war on drugs.

I reached home around four o’clock. It was not my home really, although it may stay true for five years but I lived there as a paying guest with an old couple, the Cardigans. I told you about that. The Cardigans included one old couple in their seventies, married to each other since the beginning of time, and Stud Cardigan who lived somewhere near London. Mrs. Sweetgum Cardigan slept in the living room on a tiny bed by the window and sat on the rocking chair facing the window. Her belongings were kept in a tiny cupboard by the window. They got back to living together in the same room only when their son visited them. I have seen him visiting them only once in five years I had lived with the couple. I don’t know why they did that because it