Patient Education

PATIENT EDUCATION Reducing Hospital Readmissions of Congestive Heart Failure Patients with Enhanced Patient Education Reducing Hospital Readmissions of Congestive Heart Failure Patients with Enhanced Patient Education Introduction Anderson.et.al (2009) stated that Heart Failure (HF) or Congestive Heart Failure as a clinical condition in which the heart is unable to pump the necessary volume ...

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Glass Ionomer Cement

GLASS IONOMER CEMENT Glass Ionomer Cement Glass Ionomer Cement Introduction In dentistry adhesion of restorative materials to tooth substance is an important objective. It is believed that a restorative should resemble the tooth in all respects. It should possess identical properties and would adhere tenaciously to the surrounding enamel and dentin. The glass ionomer ...

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Analysis Of Patient Jb

Analysis of Patient JB Table of Contents Introduction2 Patient Personal Details2 Current medical problems faced by the patient2 Current medications taken by the patient2 Additional medical diagnoses2 Additional related information2 Assessment and interview details2 Goals of the patient2 Psychosocial Assessment2 Problem Assessment2 Main issue identified2 Symptoms Identified:2 Recent Losses2 Psychiatric History2 Past History of Anti-Depression medication2 Substance Abuse History2 Nutrition2 Developmental History2 Support System2 Religious/Cultural Factors2 Assessor's Notes2 Suggested Management Plan2 Related Literature2 Conclusion2 Analysis ...

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Assignment 11

ASSIGNMENT 11 Assignment 11: Describe the Merits of Using a CT Scan to Examine the Posterior Maxilla Prior To a Sinus Lift Procedure Assignment 11: Describe the Merits of Using a CT Scan to Examine the Posterior Maxilla Prior To a Sinus Lift Procedure Introduction The scanner, also called computerized axial tomography ...

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Case Study: Heart Failure

CASE STUDY: HEART FAILURE Case Study: Heart Failure Case Study: Heart Failure Alternative Names CHF; Congestive heart failure; Left-sided heart failure; Right-sided heart failure - Cor pulmonale; Cardiomyopathy - heart failure Causes Heart failure is a long-term (chronic) condition, but it can sometimes develop suddenly. The condition may affect only the right side or ...

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The Agency For Healthcare Research And Quality (Ahrq)

The Agency for HealthCare Research and Quality (AHRQ) The Agency for HealthCare Research and Quality (AHRQ) Abstract This piece of study aims to discuss one of the multiple funded programs of the Agency of HealthCare Research and Quality (AHRQ). The motive here is to highlight the mission and budget, strategic plan, quality control, ...

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Social Determinants Of Health

SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH Social determinants of health Introduction In order to improve the social, economical, health, financial or any other situation of a community, class, ethnicity or different group of people, it is fundamentally important that a thorough research is conducted to highlight the causing the factors and eliminating them. In ...

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Data Confidentiality

DATA CONFIDENTIALITY Sharing Information with other Health Professionals Sharing Information with other Health Professionals Data Protection act, NMS and NHS ensure that Nurses pay strong attention to the confidentiality of patient data, and give patients their due respect when dealing with them. Data confidentiality plays a very significant role in determining ...

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Moving And Handling Of A Patient

Moving and Handling of a Patient Introduction This piece is a reflection on moving and handling patients under NMC guidelines. Gibbs model has been employed to reflect on the situation. Patient's name is disguised for confidentiality purpose. Description On the first day of my clinical placement, I assisted an overweight patient Mrs. A ...

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Erikson’s Theory Of Psychosocial Development

Erikson's theory of Psychosocial Development Erikson's theory of Psychosocial Development Erik H. Erikson (1902-1994) developed a modern way of rule-order model of linear development patterns, where continuity and predictability of business conditions are assumed, so that subjective self-discovery can succeed. In his theory of psychosocial stages of personality development, Erikson ...

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