Week 11 PART B_ Ethical use of Animals in Research

Evidence- Based Practice 1. Describe the difference(s) between "best practice" and "evidence-based practice" 2. Explain SIX KEY ELEMENTS to look for when evaluating the quality of evidence-based data found in journals or on websites.

Long term care facilities require 4 areas of documentation, what are they?

INTRODUCTION TO MEDICAL LAW, ETHICS, AND BIOETHICS1. What is the purpose of Medical Practice Acts?2. What are the five theories of ethics and explain them?3. What are the four principles used as guidelines to confront ethical dilemmas?4. What are the three steps of the Blanchard-Peale model?

Which of the following is not a demonstrated benefit of ACOs? A. Patient-centeredness B. Reduction in duplication of tests C. Improved care coordination D. All are examples

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1. Summarize and identify how the study can help employers and employees understand ethics and how ethics relates to the HIM environment. Case Study XI. Threats to Data IntegrityThe HIM professional has been employed for a large healthcare delivery system for over eightyears and had developed strong collaborative relationships with various medical staff leaders.As part of this professional’s job duties, s/he generates a quarterly quality metric report onpatient care; the report includes such indicators as nosocomial infection rates, readmissionrates, unplanned surgical returns, etc. This report includes the clinical quality metric from NQFfor assessing emergency room throughput time. In preparation for an upcoming meeting, one ofthe medical staff (physician) leaders is reviewing the report prior to committee presentation andnotes that one metric is higher than usual. This does not represent the ER Department in afavorable manner. The physician explains that this aberration was due to a…

After revewing the scenario below, andser the following: 1. What types of information/evidence should be collected to build the case for an EMR system implementation?  2. What would you suggest that Dr. Johnson say to physicians who are concerned that an EMR will limit their ability to practice patient-centered medicine?  3. How you would engage Ms. Chapman, the manager of medical records, to encourage her to embrace a new EMR system? 4. How would adoption of an EMR affect organizational control systems at Geneva? How would it affect individuals? How would you communicate critical factors/steps needed for successful implementation?  SCENARIO: At Geneva Health System, the new CEO, Dr. Dan Johnson, is faced with the challenging task of introducing electronic health records to an organization whose system is antiquated. Below are the steps on how Dr. Johnson will complete this task.   Filing Cabinet: Geneva Health System's current record system is antiquated and currently overseen by Amy…

Opening your clinic in the morning requires assurance that all equipment and Point of Care Tester (POCT) materials are available and functioning properly. What quality assurance measures would you have in place for your office?

Module 11: Discussion: Young Adult A All Sections A nurse is interviewing a patient diagnosed as HIV positive. The patient reveals being promiscuous for a while and, as a result, acquired the disease. Also, the patient states, "I am repentant for what I have done." The nurse disapproves of the patient's lifestyle and admonishes him or her. Thereafter, the patient is hesitant in sharing information. What was the barrier to communication in the case? How should the nurse facilitate communication with the patient? Search entries of author Unread F

Of the four agencies that can inspect the laboratory, which one do you feel is the most important to follow and why? The Joint Commission (TJC) The Laboratory Accrediation Program of the College of American Pathologist (LAP-CAP) Commission of Office Laboratory Accrediation (COLA) Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendment of 1988 (CLIA’88)

Describe something you learned from completing the NPS MedicineWise Safety training course. For example, what was it that you learned and how did you learn it? Cite the module from the NPS MedicineWise Safety training course where the learning was situated (50 words)

8. True or False: Including the names of individual team members and their responsibilities in the plan can improve personal accountability. TRUE FALSE

The subject of this task is biological not biology. this assessment you are required to write an empirical research report about gratitude and subjective well-being (see background below). You will be writing a quantitative report with an additional section considering how the research could be furthered with a qualitative research approach. You will write a 2500-word report using the report writing conventions of the APA manual 7* Edition - you will find guidance on wiling research reports on the My Assessment tab. Background There has been a lot of interest in how we can improve psychological well-being through various interventions. One idea that has been suggested is the use of gratitude journals - these encourage the person to reflect on their day and focus on the things that went well or the things they are grateful for. This aims to then improve the person's subjective well-being, which has been considered to encompass three core factors: positive emotion, negative emotion,…

Should participants have been debriefed upon completion of this study? Group of answer choices 1. Yes, because participants have a right to understand the study they were a part of 2. Yes, because deception was used 3. No, because participants did not have to go to a lab to complete the study 4. No, because deception was not used

NCLEX practice: Category: Safety and Infection Control A nurse has just started her rounds delivering medication. A new patient on her rounds is a 4-year-old boy who is non-verbal. This child does not have any identification on. What should the nurse do? A. Contact the provider B. Ask the child to write their name on paper C. Ask a coworker about the identification of the child D. Ask the father who is in the room the child’s name

From the four agencies that can inspect the laboratory, which one do you feel is the most important to follow and why? Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendment of 1988 (CLIA’88) Center for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS) The Laboratory Accreditation Program of the College of American Pathologist (LAP-CAP) Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)

A researcher is trying to determine if nurses who complete a 12-week social activity program have increased levels of job satisfaction at the end of the program compared to when they started it. Which procedure should he use? O Matched samples t-test O Repeated measures t-test O ANOVA O Independent samples t-test MacBook Air 888 FA DII DO esc F2 F3 FS #3 $ & 1 4 6. 9 delete Q W E Y tab A D G K aps lock く C V command option control option command ノ つ つ エ

4.     4. What is NOT part of monitoring the quality of a PCP? Ensuring the person is complying with their plan Confirming the plan meets the person's needs Measuring the planning team's satisfaction with services Verifying that services are delivered as specified

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Research title :Issues and concerns of student nurses in clinical learning 1.Why did you choose this study? 2.What phenomenon are you trying to explain /understand ? 3. Why is there a need for your research topic to be studied? 4. What is the over all benefit that may be derived from your study? 5.what are the questions your research will answer? 6.what research design will you use? 7.how will you collect your data? 8.who will be your respondents? 9. What do you think are the problema that you woll encounter with your study?

Nursing 07. Discussed What is evidence-based practice? How does the nursing profession benefit from it?

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