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    SYSTEM OVERVIEW The proponents were able to research‚ study‚ and understand the current profiling and filing system of a Pediatric Clinic with the help of its proprietor. The proponents were also given the chance to analyze and fully comprehend how the Pediatric Clinic handles and records the profiles of the patients and the processes inside the Pediatric Clinic. Processes and transactions are done manually ever since the Pediatric Clinic was established. It is very tiring and tedious for the

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    Based on the situation I encountered during my clinical‚ decision making in clinical settings is a judgment to be made on the patient care and as nurses‚ our judgment on patient care must be professional. We also need to be aware of the possibilities of our actions and decision. Clinical decision making does not only rely on the individual‚ but in a health care setting‚ the decision doesn’t just come because looking at my situation‚ I didn’t ask any other nurses about their opinion but I was just

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    The clinical information system application that I feel I would recommend that the accountable care organization start with to maximize its potential to improve quality and exceed CMS’ performance criteria is electronic medical record because it is better upgraded for the safety of a patient and intensify health quality and it also lower cost. An electronic health record is also a digital documentation of an individual’s medical history that is maintained by health professionals and official agencies

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    projects. The decision was colossal since the chosen candidates would be the first products Vertex attempted to bring through development and hopefully onto the market on its own (Pisano). Industry Response Of the several drug candidates in clinical testing‚ four candidates were thought to be the most promising that had not been partnered yet. The candidates were VX-148 (Psoriasis)‚ VX-702 (Acute Coronary Syndrome)‚ VX-765 (Rheumatoid Arthritis and Osteoarthritis)‚ and VX-950 (Hepatitis C)

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    INTRODUCTION This essay will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of student self assessment in clinical environments and the importance of health professionals utilizing self assessment throughout their careers. Self assessment is the technique by which a student or professional rates and judges his or her own work thereby motivating him or her to work on improving any aspects of their work they feel may be lacking. It is an assessment technique employed in a diverse range of settings worldwide

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    Clinical Manifestations of endocarditis – mostly non-specific |Table 124–2 Clinical and Laboratory Features of Infective Endocarditis | | | |Feature

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    The patient’s behavior was observed throughout the session during clinician and child-directed activities. She was compliant and cooperative and exhibited fair overall working behavior. Her attention and concentration span were noted to be poor‚ because to finish a task (coloring) she needs to be called out several times. She seems distracted‚ and would always play with her fingers. Lovely’s sitting span was good‚ as she was able to sit throughout the whole session‚ unless asked to stand up. Good

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    Clinical reasoning Clinical reasoning involves nurses learning and practical experience to play. Any errors or misjudgement can lead to various adverse conditions (Levett-jones et al‚ 2010). Identification of patient problems‚ understanding his situation‚ collecting information and cues followed by processing the information and identifying the key problems‚ establishing goals‚ taking action‚ evaluation of outcomes‚ and reflection is what forms the clinical reasoning cycle. All these areas should

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    Application of Clinical Psychology Transferencefocused psychotherapy (TFP) is an intervention‚ which is according to Stern and Yeomans (n.d.) “grounded in contemporary psychoanalytic theory” with the psychoanalytic thinking having much to offer in the understanding and treatment of individuals with personality disorders. Treatment guidelines created for TFP in the form of a manual. According to Stern and Yeomans (n.d.) at the time of the article TFP demonstrated efficacy with two randomized

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    (2002) believe that poor decision making will no longer be acceptable‚ the government aim to examine professional performances and the outcome of clinical decision making for the first time. Evidence based practice will no longer be an optional

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