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    inpatient nursing setting to the outpatient environment. Subsequently‚ that change has prompted a self-education and self-training to obtain necessary skills required to be proficient at a current position. One must realize that nurses who work at the bedside‚ caring for critically sick patients very rarely have time to advance their technological skills. Although‚ there is an agreement within nursing profession that technology presses on there also must be a simultaneous presence of a desire to keep up

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    Health Communication Article Summary Herbert‚ Hannah D.‚ James N. Butera‚ George Castillo‚ and Anthony E. Mega. “Are We Training Our Fellows Adequately in Delivering Bad News to Patients? A Survey of Hematology/Oncology Program Directors.” Journal Of Palliative Medicine 12. 12 (2009). Mary Ann Liebert‚ Inc. Web. 12 July 2010. This article focuses on the importance of physicians having the proper communication skills when delivering bad news to patients and/or the patient’s family

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    conducted at the nurses station‚ meaning sensitive information canoot be overheard through and nurses won’t be tempted to avoid discussing sensitive information in case it is overheard and the protection of data is violated (Cahill‚ 1998). A study into bedside handovers found that this method and location made parents and patients feel more involved‚ their care was personalised and that they were a person first‚ this was especially true for when they were introduced at handover.This gave them an indication

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    ’...all(Dicken’s characters)‚ no matter how briefly sketched are real.(CLIFFS NOTES P.54).Charles Dickens has the ability to make his characters very close to human‚ if not human. Charles Dickens’ novel‚ Great Expectations‚ is mainly based on a character named Pip who goes from ’rags’ to ’riches’. Joe Gargery‚ Pip’s brother-in-law‚ lives with Pip and Mrs. Joe in the marsh country. He is a blacksmith who doesn’t make a lot of money but manages to stay a mild and good-natured man. But what causes Joe

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    role in patients’ and families’ overall experience and are the primary source of care and support during the most vulnerable times in an individuals’ life. At magnet hospitals‚ nurses are attentive and knowledgeable‚ spending more time at patients’ bedsides providing compassionate and upmost quality of care. Managers are constantly striving to maintain quality service and patient care through the use of patient surveys in order to plan short and long term objectives in order to take appropriate actions

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    the bedside‚ (Dubois‚ 2013). When used appropriately‚ POCT may help to decrease wait times to diagnosis and alleviate the problem of overcrowding in the ED’s‚ (Rooney & Schilling‚ 2014). PICO Question The question this paper will address is as follows. Is there a notable reduction in length of stay for ED

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    profession‚ it is our moral responsibility to ensure fairness and equity to all patients‚ families‚ and communities (Badzek et al‚ 2013). Competencies are required for healthcare practitioners in relation to ethical‚ legal‚ and social issues to ensure bedside manner continues to advance as practice evolves. The following summary will discuss literature focused on the ethical and moral responsibilities of nurses in reference to informed consent specifically taking place in the emergency room. Working

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    Updike’s narrative‚ the oppressive presence of technology is emphasized using personification. While Brad’s burglar alarm is initially “peeping and blinking softly‚ as if to itself” (652)‚ Lynne’s beeps in a less passive‚ “distinct and insistent” (654) manner. When Brad and Lynne become intimate‚ “the great plasma screen [stares] blankly and the morning Globe lay still in its plastic wrapper”(655)‚ reminding the reader of the momentarily paused outside world and once again of the omnipresence of electronics

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    skills because they have trained to do research and their focus is to go in depth of a problem rather than what book has stated. BSN nurses can manage and delegate nursing task to other personnel in a professional manner. BSN nurses verses ADN nurses competencies also defer in manner of decision making skills‚ critical thinking skills .BSN nurses involve and work with other interdisciplinary professional to solve the problem and help make new policy for their specialty of care. Decision making

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    Program Evaluation Part One Vincent Ramirez University of Phoenix Evaluation Methodology HCS/549 February 11‚ 2013 Hyoun-Kyoung Higgerson‚ PhD Program Evaluation Part One The purpose of this paper is to select a health care delivery or education program in the workplace or community. The chosen program for this part of the assignment is the “Chronic Disease Management Program” (CDM). The CDM was implemented to education to patients and their families about living with congested heart failure

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