Identify and describe the three elements of the therapeutic relationship and the implications of each when working with children and families impacted by healthcare

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Q: Explain how the standard of practice X pertains to the health care worker or CST?

A: The standard of practice aims to establish a framework for Certified Surgical Technologist (CST) as…

Q: Discuss the con cept of family centered care using the following points: Lecture points: • Meeting…

A: Family is a place, where more than two people are related to each other biologically and…

Q: 10 strategies of teaching approaches used in the Clinical Areas for patients and

A: In nursing teaching plays an important role. One of the important role of the nurse is to educate…

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A: patient-centeredness is nothing but providing care based on patient needs. patient-centered care is…

Q: Explain the necessity of monitoring service users on end of life care for changes in symptoms or…

A: End-of-life care is the health care provided when a person is near the end of their life or in an…

Q: Describe how integrating nurse practitioners and physician assistants enhances continuity of patient…

A: A nurse practitioner (NP) is a healthcare member who is educated and trained to encounter patient…

Q: Develop a nursing care plan for patients undergoing local anesthesia and/or moderate or conscious…

A: Conscious sedation is a medical intervention during which using different pharmaceutical substances…

Q: Identify the meaning and it purpose of each nursing diagnosis. 1. Actual Nursing Diagnosis 2.…

A: Here we have to discuss meaning and purpose of actual, wellness and health promotion and risk…

Q: Describe one measure to implement safe patient care and provide an example. Explain the importance…

A: As per the guidelines, first is answered. By interacting with patients and their families, testing…

Q: Discuss how caregivers believe nurses can provide assistance to make care-giving easier

A: Caregiver are the people who provides care to the other people who are not able to do their daily…

Q: Discuss the way in which the responsive and action dimensions interrelate in maintaining a…

A: The formation of pleasant clinician-patient encounters is facilitated by therapeutic interpersonal…

Q: Provide two (2) examples of how a support worker can apply each of the principles when caring for…

A: There are several examples for principles when caring for clients or patients in an healthcare…

Q: Please explain in detail  Discuss the roles of the physician, the pharmacist, the nurse, the…

A: Here we have to discuss the roles of physician, pharmacist,  the nurse, the caregiver and the elder…

Q: List the importance of PROVIDER COMPETENCY in the Health care system and EXPLAIN that importance

A: Provider competency in healthcare system refers to the skills in various competencies like…

Q: Describe the possible ethical conflict with managed care and patient's to treatment

A: Managed care plans are kind of insurence for health , they work with healthcare workers and provide…

Q: Identify 5 present community conditions of why there is a need for a public health nurse. what roles…

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Q: Enumerate the Four Aspects of Self- concept and explain in more than 10 sentences. How important…

A: Four Aspects of Self- concept- Self-concept refers to how we see ourselves in terms of our…

Q: Discuss the extent to which patients wantto be fully informed about their healthand be active…

A: The expectation that patients will become increasingly engaged in making therapy decisions poses new…

Q: Discuss the evaluation process as it relates to the administration of medications and as reflected…

A: The nursing process developed for giving client-centered care through a systematic guide with five…

Q: Discuss the extent to which patientcharacteristics such as social class,race, and symptomology…

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Q: Discuss briefly the importance of nonverbal communication when performing health assessments.…

A: In this question asked about importance of nonverbal communication during health assessment.…

Q: define disparagement, and state why it is a problem that is to be avoided in health care practice…

A: Disparagement  is to act of speaking about something and someone in a way which shows that do not…

Q: dentify strategies for enhancing dignity and respect accorded to people in a care setting.

A: All human have an intrinsic desire or needs for dignity as a basic part of well being.  In the…

Q: Give a brief summary (3-4 paragraphs), and include some aspect of therapeutic interventions for…

A: Nursing interventions are the important part of nursing process.

Q: Discuss how nurses can provide assistance for middle aged caregivers to make care- giving easier for…

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Q: Describe the professional, disciplinary, and ethical considerations underpinning nursing practices.…

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Q: The Therapeutic Interventions section of the care plan includes Interventions,Rationale,Team…

A: Therapeutic section of the care plan includes all the interventions that the nurse carries out to…

Q: Why is it important to develop support activities in a care plan that promote client's participation…

A: A care plan may include tasks in practical like support activities of daily living. Eg: Washing,…

Q: Apply a knowledge and understanding of the fundamental principles of pharmacology in nursing…

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Q: discuss the elements in health services planning. Your response should include a distinctive…

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Q: Develop a complete patient teaching plan as part of a comprehensive nursing care plan for drug…

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Q: list 8 strategies of teaching approaches used in the Clinical Areas?

A: Clinical teaching is a interpersonal communication or discussion between a teacher and leaner…

Q: Discuss three barriers to effective Communication in health and social care

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Q: What are the roles and responsibilities of a nurse in Preoperative Care.

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Q: prepare a plan for establishing an environment in which a hospitalized child can maintain a sense of…

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Q: Why are teaching strategies important in affecting learning? Cite example.

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Q: The nurse caring for families in a free health care clinic identifies psychosocial risk factors for…

A: Psychosocial risk factors are the factors which can affect the client psychological response related…