Case Study: Naomi Moran

Conflict with Erika Rojas and Zeidi Campos about who was going to be running main line.

It is my pleasure to recommend Zoe Munson for college admission and for any available financial assistance. I have known Zoe for about three years. I met her in the spring of her sophomore year as she was trying to plan her course selection for her last two years of high school. She was determined to plan for a rigorous curriculum and still have time for her musical interest. I found her to be a very self-motivated young lady who highly capable.

During my many years of working in retail and restaurants the main skill I have adapted is the ability to stay calm under stressful situations. One example being, in April of 2016 I was a waitress at the Original Hooters located at 2250 Tyrone Sq, St. Petersburg, FL 33710-3950, working under the manger Robert. One night there was a group of male guests who become heavily intoxicated and one fell to the ground and hit his head. I grabbed a roll of paper towels and had him apply them to his head with some pressure to stop the bleeding while his friends brought the car around to take him to the hospital. Another example is during, April 2017, at Michael’s Arts and Crafts Store, location 240US Hwy 19 N., Park Place, Pinellas

Diana Spechler had Major Depressive Disorder and now has Major Depressive Disorder in partial remission. According to the DSM a person needs five of the nine symptoms to be diagnosed with Major Depressive Disorder. Diana has or has had the following five:

Ms. Bennett explained that she was referred to the AUTAPS by the DSS at University of La Verne when she expressed her concerns due to her academic difficulties. She elaborated that she does not get anxious or nervous in class, but that she takes longer time to comprehend questions being presented and answer them appropriately and accurately. Ms. Bennett stated that she would like to continue taking exams in a longer allotted time, as she feels she can perform better with accommodations. Thus, she would like to have comprehensive psychological assessment completed to determine whether she is eligible to renew her previously granted accommodations.Ms. Bennett presented as a casual, average height female student. She appeared uninterested in this

The National Institute of Nursing Research (NINR) is creating a better future for the public that involves improvements in healthcare and reduce on set of illnesses. The nature of Nursing brings research to the fore front of healthcare, because nurses learn the value of trends and trials of the past. NINR will contribute to creating a better future for People with holistic factors. NINR has a specific focus and on caregivers of Alzheimer patients and neonates that will benefit a large population of Americans whose focus is not on their health, but the health of their loved one. To understand the challenges that caregivers face would be closely associated with nurses and the duties that are expected and given without consideration to the

Mary was seen today following a repeat chest x-ray, which reassuringly shows almost complete resolution of the effusion with just some mild pleural thickening seen in the right base, which is a reaction to the parapneumonic effusion.

Jenny Ferguson and Nghia Tran fails to sell part of their business, but I think the pitch is successful.

The Berman sisters essentially used their expertise to garner influence in the media regarding women’s sexual health. Instead of focusing on the actual biological science used to understand women’s health, the Bermans lean towards a more profit-driven approach. On Jennifer Berman’s website, her Rodeo Drive health center is described as “a boutique practice, outside of academia.” It’s made clear that these women have the perspective of someone who is trying to make as much money as possible from women who are suffering with their sexual health and desires. Like many other issues that are attempted to be fixed through medicalization, low sex drive in women has been projected to be ‘cured’ with random gels and pills, rather than fixing the societal

Please see People First probationary evaluation for Melisa Young, originally hired as a VAWS then with a DEO as a DVOP. She did great job as a DVOP and was transferred to a LVER position in the middle of December. Her numerical portion is based on half year performance. She was the only LVER, and new in the role in R15 until Joshua was hired in May, and sue to amount of Feral contractors job order management she had to do to stay on a track, therefore she was challenged in achieving her employer visits goal. She is a great team member, managing VAWS, assigning tasks to VAWS to assist DVOPs with assigning them to new SBE Vets and monitor the newly registered process. Although her rating is 3.25 (satisfactory)- she deserve the

I called Ms Bridgette Bates, who is the maternal grand mother to Faith. She said that her granddaughter is being sexually molested by her foster-parent, where she is living in right now.

Mr. B is planning on obtaining an associate degree in nursing. It is possible for him to achieve his ambition. Although schizophrenic, Mr. B has been able to manage his condition relapse-free for the last ten years. For the previous five years, Mr. B has been successfully working as a certified nursing assistant. The above information builds confidence in support of Mr. B because he has been meticulous with his medication regimen and with his psychosocial therapies. Since Mr. B has been able to manage his manifestations successfully, he should consider College for his associate degree. The only pre-condition to Mr. B pursuing his career plans is that he continues with his medication rigorously. Specific issues Mr. B may face while working toward

This is a day in the life of Julie (name changed to protect the identity of the student), a 16-year-old ninth grader, attending a high school in South Jersey. Julie has cerebral palsy because of a premature delivery and birth. Julie has had many surgery’s over her lifetime, including a new surgery scheduled at the end of January, 2017, for her hip. These surgeries have caused her to be in and out of school, resulting in lags in her academic growth.

At the start of the interview I found myself to be quite calm. I introduced myself and asked the interviewee her name, from there I continued to introduce myself as a first year physiotherapy student and explained the purpose of the interview. I informed the client she was under no obligation to answer my question and anything said would remain confidential. I asked for consent, to confirm if the client was comfortable to conduct the interview with myself.

I began my interview with my client, Jane Doe, by giving a brief structuring statement. I allotted an hour for our interview. For the first part of the interview I asked Jane for her basic information, her name, age, date of birth, parents name, siblings name, etc. I clarified my role and goals for the interview. I told the client that during the interview I would be asking some personal questions but mostly will be listening and that I would like to get a clear picture of her life. I assured the client that all personal information will be held in strictest confidence. After I explained my goals I started to ask her questions.