Category: Health & Medicine 13691

Table of Contents Introduction Stages of Pain Treatment Barriers of pain assessment and management of chronic pain Enablers of effective assessment and management of chronic pains Pain among elderly suffering from dementia Conclusion References Introduction Pain can be defined as unpleasant sensory and poignant experience related to definite or possible tissue damage (American Pain Society,…

Table of Contents Purpose of the Study Who Participated or Contributed Data Methods Used to Collect the Data Main Findings of the Study References Purpose of the Study The purpose of the study was to identify the factors which prevent associate degree-prepared nurses from pursuing further education in a quest for a higher-level degree or…

Introduction To achieve a minimum 30% reduction in malaria-associated mortality and morbidity by 2025 from 2017 rates in the program areas. Project Objectives To attain core population coverage of over 80% by promptly diagnosing and treating malaria (with artemisinin-based combination therapy) through national and local providers and private medical systems in program sites by 2025.…

Research Problem The research problem that the study attempts to investigate is the frequent and long-term feeding difficulties that children with CHARGE experience (Dobbelsteyn, Peacocke, Blake, Crist, Rashid, 2007). This problem is easily identified in the first sentence of the abstract. It is clearly stated and described in more detail in the introduction. The problem…

PICOT and Purpose PICOT statement is as follows: Adult hypertensive patients whose language is Akan, an African language. (P) Could providing written treatment education materials in their primary language Akan (I) be more effective than using an interpreter, (C) Leading to improved controlled blood pressure (O) and avoiding possible complications associated with the disease progression…

Research Problem The study by Hudson, Macdonald and Blake (2016) seeks to address the issues of packing and problematic feeding behaviors in individuals (particularly children) with CHARGE syndrome. While holding food without swallowing is an adverse event researched and described for autism and Down syndrome, it has not been addressed for CHARGE syndrome. This genetic…

Table of Contents Introduction Article Summary Why the Article is Biased How to Reduce the Bias Conclusion References Introduction Scholarly writers often strive to be objective by eliminating personal bias in their publications. However, some of them fail in this regard. To demonstrate this fact, this paper analyzes the work of White, Reschovsky, and Bond…

Epidemiology is the technique exploited to detect the sources of health outcomes and illnesses in populaces. In epidemiology, the persons are regarded jointly. Epidemiology is the assessment (methodical, organized, and data-focused) of the dispersal (incidence, pattern) and determining factors (origins, risk factors) of health-associated conditions and proceedings (not only illnesses) in definite populations (county, institution,…

Stakeholders The stakeholders of any program can be divided into three groups that are primary (the users of the findings), secondary (affected by the findings), and tertiary (interested in the findings). In case of the New Moves Program that targets the obese female high school students and promotes a healthy lifestyle, the primary stakeholders are…

Introduction Ovarian cysts are defined as fluid-filled sac-like swellings which occur as a result of ovulation and blood circulation to the ovaries. Essentially, they involve adnexal masses, which may also be considered pelvic growth. There are numerous sub-clusters of functional ovarian cysts among women of reproductive age, including follicular, corpus luteum, hemorrhagic, and theca lutein…