Case Study

CASE STUDY Neurological Rehabilitation Case Study Abstract This retrospective single case study describes the usefulness of providing enriched therapeutic environment in improving well-being and diversity of activity of daily living (ADL) in nursing home setting for patient with neurological deficits. In addition, the study analysis whether patient program were tailored according current National ...

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Ensuring Engagement Of Nurses In Lifelong Learning

Ensuring Engagement of Nurses in Lifelong Learning Ensuring Engagement of Nurses in Lifelong Learning Introduction All organizations need to develop a learning culture with work-based learning at the heart of this. Continual professional development is a process of life-long learning that meets the needs of clients and enables care workers to ...

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Nursing Fields

NURSING FIELDS Differences between Mental Health Nursing, Children Nursing and Midwifery Differences between Mental Health Nursing, Children Nursing and Midwifery Differences between nursing branches Midwifery Mental Health Children Nursing Setting worked in Clinics and home care Mental Institutes and hospital wards Paediatric wards and children clinics Skills required Basic Gynaecology and infant care, Clinical, Leadership, communication, interpersonal, Teaching Empathy, diagnostic skills and communication ...

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Nursing

NURSING Moral and Ethical Issue Relating to a Patient with Suicidal Ideas in Nursing Moral and Ethical Issue Relating to a Patient with Suicidal Ideas in Nursing Introduction Nurses provide care for patients with a number of problems; patients who get into the system of health care are mostly in great suffering and demonstrate ...

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Obesity

OBESITY Obesity Obesity Why obesity is a National Health Priority in Australia The Australian Institute of Health and Welfares [AlHW] report on 'Australia's Health (2010)' has acknowledged that Australia has one of the highest rates of obesity in the world. Many health problems can be caused by obesity and this health ...

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Developmental Stage Assessments

Developmental Stage Assessments Developmental Stage Assessments Assessment of Adolescent Biographical Data Name: Harry DavidAge: 13 years Address: 25 Bedford St. New York CityPhone: (212) 691-5921 DOB: 3rd November Occupation & Education: 7th grade Sex:MaleMarital Status: Single Race:White Present Health or History of Present Illness David is a 13 year old boy who is a physical and academically active. He doesn't ...

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Communication Between Nurse And Patient

Communication between Nurse and Patient Communication between Nurse and Patient Introduction The “role of communication in nursing care” is a critical issue that analyzes the effectiveness of communication) in the relationship between a nurse and patient. Nurses play an important role in providing better services of health care to the patients. In order ...

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Dysphagia

DYSPHAGIA Dysphagia Dysphagia Introduction A stroke is a condition in which the brain cells suddenly die because of a lack of oxygen. This can be caused by an obstruction in the blood flow, or the rupture of an artery that feeds the brain. The patient may suddenly lose the ability to speak, ...

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Leadership In Nursing

Leadership in nursing Leadership in nursing Introduction John Salka has worked with City of New York fire department with more than 30 years and, currently a battalion chief in the 18th Battalion in Bronx. He is the author of “First In, Last Out, leadership lessons”. As we all know, that the fire department ...

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Nursing

NURSING What is Nursing? What is Nursing? Nursing is a very dynamic field in the provision of healthcare. The definitions of nursing are many and vary from region to region. I personally think of nursing as the promotion, optimization and proactive protection of health and wellbeing as well as promoting abilities that ...

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