Patient 's Background

On 11/17/2017 I received a phone message from Dr. Mendelson’s office as a reminder that Mrs. Raney is scheduled for an appointment on 11/21/17 at 2:50p. I recontacted this office as I had her scheduled for an earlier time. The staff rechecked the physician’s schedule for that day and I was told that she could be seen at 2p. I notified Alimar Transportation of the new time and the nursing facility Cherrywood.

P-The patient was strongly encourage to attend the Women's Group on 02/29/2016 and update this writer with any assistance until she is assigned with a

Patient refusal could result from misinterpreting what is said during difficult situations of decision making or due to denial of the truly bad situation, poor registration of bad news or even confusion by multiple sources of information. In addition,

You are conducting patient education with the family, discuss in our own words, the potential complications for Jessica if she is not compliant with her medical regimen when she goes home.

The worker was able to speak with Ms. Richardson advising her of her appointment with Preferred Children Services. Ms. Richardson told the worker that she was aware that the appointment was on 12/2/2016. The worker told Ms. Richardson that it was imperative that she attend the appointment.

Writer called Constance to find out if she has heard from the Visiting Nurse Association (VNA). Constance said yes and that they scheduled to meet on the 9th of this month. Constance said she will be seeing her pain managing doctor on the 8th. Also Constance said Medicaid approved for her to use long term care. Care manager was glad to hear that. Constance promised to update care manager after the

Octavia called stating that she was at her child doctor and she couldn't updated child immunization record because child was feeling ill. She's asking for an additional day to submit the paperwork, also she ask if someone can go in her assign room and retrieve the medical forms because she forgot to take the form with her when she left and faxed over to her doctor.

The patient asked this writer if this writer cannot talk to her mother and advocate for the patient to the clinic's TEAM about the urgency of getting her bottles. This writer was willing to talk to the patient mother and will try again, to advocate on the patient behalf to get her bottles. However, addressing the mental health portion, the patient stated she has to figure something out about the transportation barrier as no scheduled has been made with CHR due to her barrier. Please note, the patient is no longer seeing Dr. Kuru as the psychiatrist no longer works for CHR. The patient prescriber for her medication is her

"In 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue" is a nursery rhyme that can be heard repeated incessantly by elementary school students in America. It is used to help them remember when Christopher Columbus made his journey to the New World. Something that is conveniently left out of this nursery rhyme is how Columbus lead to the genocide of over a million Native Americans. Columbus is a villain that lead to the genocide of so many Native Americans. Howard Zinn and Arthur Schlesinger both evaluate Columbus’s role in the genocide of the Native Americans, however Zinn provides much better evidence, thus making his article the better of the two.

Effective communication is one of the utmost characteristics of a high-quality health care model that responds to the existing needs of the general population. However, communication may sometimes be taken for granted and therefore fail to relay important information between health care providers within the interprofessional team. In today’s health care setting, communication is particularly challenging due to the limited time constrain in the workplace. In spite of the utilization of existing charts and documentation, errors are made. In this paper, a real life clinical scenario is discussed which involved a breakdown of

Flowers’ room, we were quickly met with her daughter who impatiently wanted to discuss her mother’s discharge plan. Before we could even discuss our assessment and what the plan was for Mrs. Flowers, her daughter informed us that no one would be cutting on her mother, that she was makes the final decision, and that we should clean her mother’s foot so they could go home. That was it. To me, I thought it was clear that Mrs. Flowers either couldn’t make her own decisions or was simply agreeing with her daughter because that was all she knew. Thinking about it now, I realize how angry that first interaction with Mrs. Flowers had made me. I was angry at Mrs. Flowers’ daughter for treating her mother with what I thought was obvious neglect. I was also upset with the attending physician for not being more direct with Mrs. Flowers’ daughter. I understand now arguing with the daughter would have only made this situation

If a patient makes an enquiry and you are unsure of it is better to seek the correct information from a colleague than to give the wrong information.

Macbeth In the play Macbeth by William Shakespeare, lady Macbeth is very manipulative. She is very controlling and seems to have things her way. When Macbeth does not do things her way she knows how to get to him to change his mind because Macbeth trusts her. Lady Macbeth convinces him to kill the king Duncan.

The societal effects of drug decriminalization in Portugal showed small to average increases in the reported drug use for adults. Between 2001 and 2007, drug use was shown as an increase in Portugal for almost all of illegal substances. There was an expansion in all age groups above 19, involved with drugs. Data from other nations show little evidence that any increases were related to the decriminalization. Reported illegal drug use for Portuguese teenagers increased before and after the decriminalization, but then decreased.

In this case study, the pseudonym name, Mrs Hillary Cole is used for the patient to maintain confidentiality and placement allocation will be disclosed.