What factors would you consider if you were observing a patient of the opposite gender in the health care ?

Discuss how guaranteeing the privacy of medical records has proven more difficult.

you have been asked to mentor a young person on work placement from a school who has a disability. What information would you require and what support would you need, to be able to provide good support?

Using the nursing process, how would you “identify” a patient at risk for suicide or “engage” with a patient who has already been identified as being at risk for suicide?

What are some of the specific scenarios that you envision could put you most at risk for legal action as an aprn?  What are some strategies that you might personally use to mitigate your risk?

If you were to formulate your own nursing theory, what will it be? How would you define Person, Health, Environment and Nursing?

Some counselors believe terminally ill clients have the ultimate right to determine if, how, and when they will end their life. Other counselors believe their obligation is to assist clients in finding meaning in life regardless of a particular set of circumstances. In two groups, argue for and against rational suicide, addressing both ethical and legal issues. (Note: A good website to check out is www.deathwithdignity.org/acts.)

Discuss the possible impact these changes may have on an individual’s quality of life. (simple) - Retirement - Loss of a spouse - Vision loss - Being placed in aged care facility

When interacting with a patient, the nurse answers, “I amsure everything will be fine. You have nothing to worry about.” This is an example of what type of inappropriate com-munication technique? a. Clichéb. Giving advicec. Being judgmentald. Changing the subject

What are some best practices that you can follow when managing your social media account as a healthcare professional?