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Week 5 Leadership for the Healthcare Professional Introduction Motivation nurses and managing their performance plays a major role in ensuring effectiveness and positive outcomes in their ability to perform better in their responsibilities and role within a healthcare setting. Sally Brown is in danger of being demotivated. This problem will affect her career as a…

Use of Mnemonics in Nursing Memory can work as either declarative or procedural, in that it can be in the form of a conscious recollection of facts or skill-based learning, respectively. Individuals tend to store declarative memory in the form of working memory held on for short time purposes for eventual storage and long-term memory,…

Criteria for Preceptorship Criteria Choosing employees such as nurses for preceptorship programs require strategic interventions and frameworks to highlight their learning needs and the experience they intend to get in the long run. moreover, the corporate policies are amicable in justifying the criteria that underpin the interests of the individuals. However, the main discourse is…

What experiences in your life have given you insight into loss? Life transitions are unavoidable and, in most cases, beneficial. As they progress in life, individuals realise that progress always entails an inevitable loss, which is a component of daily existence. They understand to anticipate that most unavoidable losses will be compensated by something distinct…

The hospital provides services to patients who require primary care, emergency care, specialty care, urgent care, hospice care, long-term care, and mental healthcare. The average daily census of the unit is 16 patient per day. The delivery model used in the unit is team nursing where different nurses collaborate to provide efficient and all-round care…

Medication Policy Implementation Selecting and implementing any new type of software into the normal workflow of any organization is not an easy task. Health units require to make necessary and regular changes in the equipment and technology. Innovation in health units helps reduce errors, increases efficiency in time management improves patient documentation and care, and…

Federal Government Case The principle of informed consent would apply to this case. The citizens of the United States would need to explained earlier about the program in order to make their decision on whether the program would be acceptable or not. There would necessitate a thorough description of the program and its potential benefits. This…

Cathy’s Case The principle of double effects would apply to this case. The principle states that the activity can be morally permissible if it would reduce harmful effects or the benefits of the action are not achieved through evil actions. In this case, the benefits of the breast implant would be beneficial to Cathy since…

Mary’s Case The principle of growth through suffering would apply to this case. According to ordinary human experience, the knowledge of suffering can enable people to build a healthy personality. People begin to learn that they are not the center of the world when they suffer. They begin to lose their sense of ownership. The…

Mononucleosis Patient name: K.M Age: 17 years Gender: Female Race: Caucasian Chief Complaint: History of Presenting Illness: K.M is a 17-year-old female Caucasian patient who presented with a 3-day history of throat pain that was gradually worsening. Verbal pain scale 4/10. Her throat pain was aggravated by swallowing saliva, denied any relieving factors. The patient…