Death with Dignity
Prior to the information provided in class, my thoughts on death with dignity were that this procedure was illegal in many countries/ almost all countries.… Read More »Death with Dignity
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Reflective Essay
Throughout my clinical rotations, I have learned how I will portray myself in the clinical setting, what type of nurse I would like to be… Read More »Reflective Essay
Proposing Change
When deciding upon a topic of importance to focus upon our group decided hospital-acquired infections were a priority in this healthcare facility. Luckily we did… Read More »Proposing Change
Electronic Health Records
Electronic Health records are incredibly valuable to the medical field. This is due to the fact that all past visitations including summaries about these visitations,… Read More »Electronic Health Records
Trauma-Informed Care
From the presentation we had learned, “Over 90% of patients who are seen in public behavioral health clinics have experienced trauma” as well as physical… Read More »Trauma-Informed Care
Public Health and Vulnerable Populations
In healthcare, we can examine the factors of social determinants of health these include socioeconomic status, education, access to health care, environment, and community.… Read More »Public Health and Vulnerable Populations
Planning Change
This dissemination project I anticipate will go well, as we already have a plan of communication established since the first day. We have all held… Read More »Planning Change
Influence Paper
This paper will discuss the correlation between catheter-associated urinary tract infections and indwelling catheters. To determine this correlation a few studies were drawn upon, for… Read More »Influence Paper
Final Reflection
This team project encouraged us all to hold ourselves in an accountable manner which can be transferred into future scenarios that require collaboration. When it… Read More »Final Reflection
Ethical Considerations for EBP
The Public Health Service worked in collaboration with the Tuskegee Institute in 1932, in the attempt to provide treatment programs for African-American Males who acquired… Read More »Ethical Considerations for EBP
