Category: Health & Medicine 13691

Table of Contents Importance of Subjective and Objective Data Developmental Considerations Age Information Socioeconomic Factors Cross-Cultural Issues Conclusion References Importance of Subjective and Objective Data Medical workers have to know how to gather subjective and objective data of hospitalized patients and provide them with health care in a proper way. It is necessary to understand…

Gestational age is a significant measurement during pregnancy with the help of which it is possible to track and control the changes of a mother and a fetus. The normal gestational age for giving birth is between 37 and 42 weeks. When a patient is at her 42 weeks, the pregnancy is called post-term, and…

Table of Contents Introduction Purpose and Goals Community Needs Security and Data Collection Reference Introduction The program is aimed at collecting health data on the nationwide level. “All of Us Research” targets several factors that are believed to affect people’s well-being, namely, lifestyle, environment, and biological characteristics. The specified endeavor will help to address major…

Problem Description Acute care refers to the short-term but active medical care the patient receives during an urgent health condition. It is opposite to the long-term or chronic that supposes that patients receive regular medical supervision to support their health. Therefore, acute care allows for saving the lives of those patients whose health state is…

Self-care is an evidence-based approach that health professionals should take seriously if they are to become successful care providers. The selected personal activity that results in relaxation and gratification is that of taking long walks. This initiative can promote stress reduction and uplift one’s spirits. Such a practice can make it easier for me to…

Any medical institution must undergo specialized checks to obtain accreditation and continue working. This process is of particular value, as it directly affects the quality of healthcare and the level of well-being of the population. In the case under study, an example of Sunny Valley Medical Center was provided, which passed the accreditation procedure according…

Table of Contents Introduction Advanced Practice Nurses Conclusion References Introduction Modern healthcare embraces a vast range of issues related to changes in people’s physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Therefore, public healthcare has to encompass several areas that may affect people’s health or serve as the source of improving it. Herein lies the need for Advanced…

The selected professional organization is the American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP). After the merger in 2013 by two older organizations, this association is the largest national professional organization for NPs in all specialties. Similar to other major nursing organizations, the AANP has a diverse focus with the purpose to promote high-quality healthcare. Its purpose…

The present paper considers the process of translating evidence into practice, using the example of the implementation of pressure ulcer management practices, which are based on high- and moderate-quality evidence. It is suggested that the engagement of the staff is crucial for the successful implementation of the practice. It is planned to achieve this engagement…

Introduction Juvenile recidivism is a major concern in the United States Justice system. Powell et al. (2019) define juvenile recidivism as the tendency of a minor to repeat an offence or antisocial behavior after going through the juvenile justice system. For a long time, the Department of Justice has been keen on finding ways of…