This essay examines the meaning of culture and provides several possible titles and topics that may be used as starting points for developing a paper on culture. It discusses the definition of culture, how culture is developed, and how cultures chang Continue Reading...
Policy Elder abuse is a growing issue. This issue has existed for much longer than it has received attention in the press. Some blessings of the 21st century include innovations in health care, medicine, and related fields. Many of these advances al Continue Reading...
Medical Field Collaboration and communication are two keys to effectively assisting patients as they transition from one level of care to another. This is true when the patient is transitioning from a different department within the same medical fac Continue Reading...
Stahl notes, "An ongoing dysfunctional relationship that several freestanding subacute care providers continue to wrestle with is the conflict between the regular SNF nursing staff who have been employees for several years and the newly hired acute Continue Reading...
Evidence-Based Practice Section G: Evaluation Section G -- Evaluation Methodology and data collection rationale. The role of leadership styles and training in nursing situations has been described in the literature and there is a substantive body o Continue Reading...
LITERATURE REVIEW Literature Review Chapter: Workplace Violence, Safety, and AwarenessIntroduction of the Literature TopicWorkplace violence occurs when the threat of the safety of the employees exists. It can be various types such as verbal abuse, p Continue Reading...
Any potential barriers that might prevent agreement from occurring are discussed, such as strategic behavior that is displayed through hard bargaining. Wheeler defines bargaining power as the strength or weakness of one company's BATNA. He uses the Continue Reading...
Google and their rule of 20% which states one day a week, or 20% of any developers' time can be invested in projects they find innately interesting is now responsible for over 50% of their products and a very low turnover of Gen Yers in their workfo Continue Reading...
Race and Gender Discrimination Multicultural Diversity Sex Discrimination Age Discrimination This paper discusses literature regarding the Equal Employment Opportunity Act which helps protect both applicants and employees from being discriminated Continue Reading...
Emergency Departments (EDs) have the highest levels of violence of any hospital units, and according to a 1994 survey, 97% or nurses in these reported verbal violence and 87% physical violence. All EDs have large numbers of uninsured patients, many o Continue Reading...
Nursing Burnout Polikandrioti M.( 2009). Burnout Syndrome. Retrieved March 24, from 2014 http://www.hsj.gr/volume3/issue4/340.pdf This article is on burnout syndrome which is described as a complex phenomena on the rise associated with a stressful Continue Reading...
Nursing One mid-range nursing philosophy is that of Barbara Resnick, with her "Middle Range Theory of Self-Efficacy." This theory states that 'self-efficacy expectations and outcome expectations are not only influenced by behavior, but also by verba Continue Reading...
Nursing Advanced Practice Role 5901 The Different Advanced Practice Roles The Different Advanced Practice Roles Advanced practice roles The role of nurses has grown quite complex over years. It is no more simply about cleaning the wounds. The ad Continue Reading...
Managing Change in the Workplace The author of the article talks about change in the workplace. She states tat change is exhirating and terrifying. She also states that change is badly needed around any workplace. Whatever an individual's attitude t Continue Reading...
Nursing Strategies to Encourage Patient Independence Nurses have a vital role to play in the hospital-based emergency care to home-based hospice care settings. Nurses have evolved from being simple supportive caregivers to having a central role in e Continue Reading...
Nursing Quality Improvement Activities Providing quality nursing care is the foundation of professional ethics for nurses. Nurses have a moral obligation to not only provide quality care, but to also to constantly strive for excellence in the qualit Continue Reading...
Nursing There are more than two methods that can be used to display leadership regarding an interdisciplinary team even if the person is not in a formal leadership position. One of the methods used can be to always present a positive attitude, even Continue Reading...
Nursing Leader and Advocacy Personal and Professional Accountability Accountability is the ability of someone to be aware of his/her actions a nurse and be responsible. It is also defined as a habit, which one should have, in accordance to doing wh Continue Reading...
Nursing Scenario Over the last 25 years, the delivery of healthcare services is consistently changing. This is from consumers demanding better avenues for receiving them. That is focused decreasing costs and enhancing quality. These problems are dir Continue Reading...
Nursing Forum Read the case study below and respond. You are the evening charge nurse of a medical unit. The staff on your unit has voiced displeasure in how requests for days off are handled. Your manager has given you the task of forming a commit Continue Reading...
Management & Leadership in Health Care Characteristics Which Distinguish "Leadership" From "Management The main difference that exists between leaders and managers is that leaders have individuals who follow them, whereas managers have individu Continue Reading...
Nursing Theory Application of Orem's Self-Care Deficit Theory to Awakenings There are several grand theories of nursing, and among them is Dorothea Orem's Self-Care Deficit Theory (SCDT). This theory has established a set of assumptions, including Continue Reading...
Nursing Case Study and Theoretical Knowledge of Healthcare System Significant evidence shows that the responsibilities of the primary and acute care nurses vary significantly. The variation creates differences in the scope of work for the nurses, as Continue Reading...
Nursing Case Study Jane lives a very difficult life when it comes to the everyday implications that she has to deal with. Taking care of one child at a young age is difficult enough; taking care of six by the age of 26, seems to be nearly impossible Continue Reading...
Nursing Leadership, as opposed to management, means that those in leadership positions can engage the willingness of staff to accomplish work. In this way, a leader influences and guides direction, opinion, and course of action. In a nursing situati Continue Reading...
Nursing shortages exist all throughout the modern world. Worse yet, the nurses left, face the possibility of low pay and long hours. Mandatory overtime for example, is a common problem experienced in most countries. This essay focuses on the effects Continue Reading...
Nursing Exercise The health promotion model was initially created by Nola J. Pender and her concept was to be a matching complement to other models of health protection. The model helps define ways to increase health through living in a complete he Continue Reading...
NURSING ROLE OF GOVERNMENT IN CREATING A HEALTHFUL ENVIRONMENT Recent data show that Americans consume, on average, more than three times the recommended level of sodium per day in their food and beverages. High salt intake contributes to high bloo Continue Reading...
Nursing -- Group Therapy Peer-reviewed literature regarding effective treatments of bipolar I disorder reveals that patients are significantly helped by family-focused or "family skills" therapy, particularly when dealing with depressive symptoms. H Continue Reading...
Management Roles -- Social Worker The three roles I have chosen regarding what a human resource manager must be able to do effectively and consistently are: Team builder leader; advocate; policy practitioner; goal attainment; management of people; a Continue Reading...
Nursing Process to Deliver Application of the Nursing Process to Deliver Culturally Competent Care: Malay culture Each society has devised its own methodology of dealing with diseases. As per the old Manuscript MSS1292 KitabTib (Book of Healing) (a Continue Reading...
Reality Shock Nursing One of the biggest challenges for modern nursing is the challenge that newly graduated nurse's face once they leave school and enter a full-time health care facility. Colloquially known as "reality shock," this is the view that Continue Reading...
Evidenced-Based Practice - Environment There are perhaps few environments and professions within which change is both as important and as difficult as it is within health care. While there are many barriers to the change process, there are at least Continue Reading...
Ambulatory Care Unit Designing your own healthcare unit Designing a health care unit The health care system in the world continues to grow amid the several challenges it faces from the developments in the related sectors. The world health organiza Continue Reading...
Jean Watson's Theory Of Caring Iconic nursing leader and theorist Jean Watson established an innovative and much-needed component to the field of nursing which she refers to as a caring theory. This paper uses Watson's theories and examples of what Continue Reading...
KC but my friends and family call me Mary. I was born in the Philippines, on the island of Luzon in 1965. I lived in Philippines for roughly 22 years and then moved to Los Angeles, in 1992. My first few years in the United States were difficult. I h Continue Reading...
It provides health-related advice on its website that all readers can benefit from, not simply those who use its services. As well as reaching out to the wider population of patients, it honors those within its fold who serve the organization with n Continue Reading...
