Ms Drake Case Summary

In Taney’s opinion on the Scott vs. Sanford case, he reasons why the court’s decision to refuse Dred Scott’s citizenship was the right one. Taney pulls from multiple sources, such as the declaration of independence, the constitution, and congress to void Dred Scott’s case. With a stoic tone, Taney meticulously tears Scott’s claim to shreds. Taney does not believe that Dred Scott is entitled to citizenship. In his written opinion, he conveys this in the most professional way possible.

The reporting party (RP) stated 55 year old Bernard Niemczyk DOB: 11/3/60 was found in his wheelchair in the middle of the street without any pants. Bernard was admitted to the home at the address listed as an independent resident on 12/19/15 and was found in the road on 12/20/15. Bernard was taken to Desert Regional Medical Center on a 5150 hold. When Bernard was admitted to the hospital he required total care. He was unable to walk or perform any of his activities of daily living. The RP stated Bernard should not have been accepted into an independent living facility. Prior to Bernard placement in the home he had been a patient at Riverside Hospital from 10/15/15 to 12/19/15.

In early February of 2017, my eighty six year old grandmother fell and broke her arm in two places. Since then, she has been in a rehabilitation center called the Notting Hill of West Bloomfield. My family wanted the best care and recovery for my grandmother. After extensive research, my family found that Notting Hill was rated very highly for its physical and occupational therapy, and it did. However, from the first day the my grandmother was there, my grandmother, other family members of mine, and I noticed an unfortunate phenomenon that still occurs at this facility; patients are not being taken care of properly by the nurses and aides. There is a poor response time to the “help” light, there are many medication errors, there is frequent

REPORTER: The reporter/niece (Deshannon) called with concerns for the victims, Louise and Lorinn. Louise can not walk or dress herself (needs assistance with ADL’s); the reporter said she is very confused. Lorinn is disabled (needs assistance with ADL’s). The reporter said the victims were admitted into the hospital (unknown) when and released on 12/23/2015. Prior to being admitted, the reporter said the doctor said he would see if he could have them placed into a nursing home or facility. The reporter said they were released from the hospital and didn’t go to the nursing home. According to the reporter, the doctor said they were dehydrated. The reporter said they need help; Lorine has a nurse who comes out to the home and gives her bathes,

There are a few key issues in this case. Due to the unethical nature, health-care professionals should not be allowed to receive kickbacks for any health care needs of patients. What is the recourse for the involved health-care providers? Housing complexes should not allow group medically related meetings to vulnerable senior citizen residents. Due to the potential state of mind of

The patient is an 89-year-old gentleman who is brought to the ED via fire department and with complaints of altered mental status. The patient's primary caregiver is his wife at home. This morning when the wife called for the patient he did not respond so she called the police. The police found the patient in bed, awakened him and he was alert and oriented therefore Adult Protective Services was called to evaluate the situation. APS arrived later in the morning, and found the patient babbling and not making any sense so they then called and sent the patient to the emergency room. The patient has a history of congestive failure, hypertension and he also has a colostomy. There is no clinical documentation as to why he has a colostomy.

The reporting party (RP) stated resident Juanita Knee was placed in the facility by Dignity Healthy on 11/23/16. While present in the facility the resident was hit by a caregiver during the night (name of caregiver was not provided). Subsequently the resident is currently terrified. Additionally the resident has not been given her medications and her oxygen has not been set up. According to the RP the resident has not been able to make her own medical decisions. Consequently the Dignity Health worker (Marguerite, (916) 631-3753) who placed the resident in the facility is contacting law enforcement on the caregiver. CCIB Intake LPA McGaskey contacted APS Pam Ng for additional information will be unavailable until December 5, 2016; contacted

On this date worker received a call from Ms. Latasha Toney, SW at Princeton Hospital. She stated Mr. James Uptain was admitted to the hospital following behavior issues at Ridgeview NH. The nursing home is not willing to readmit Mr. Uptain and finding NH placement has been difficult due to his behavior issues. According to Ms. Toney Mr. Uptain is verbally aggressive, encourages other patients to misbehave, smokes cigarettes in nonsmoking area, rude to other residences, and waits on female patients outside of bathroom.

Some states have laws so strict that asking a nursing mother to stop, cover up, or move elsewhere is a violation of her civil rights and gives her grounds to sue for damages in a court of law".

24,2017 1:30 PM I visit Edna Faulkner home. Edna home health aid Lauren answer the door. Lauren stated she is from Premiere Home Health Services. Lauren explained she take care of Edna right now 7 days a week,five hours a day until her broken ankle heal .Edna was watching television, and eating a snack. Edna was appropriately dressed and was sitting with her leg in a cast. Edna stated she was blind and has broken her ankle in three places when she slip in front of the doctor office. I asked Edna, why did she leave Care Manor without permission before the doctor said she could. Edna stated the nurses promise she was going home last week and everyone was lying to her. Edna explained she called her friend and left to go to the store. I informed

This case deals with Drake and Keeler as two employees who were unhappy with their work environment and conditions. The supervisor in this case was fully aware of the condition of the warehouse and many issues that related to the temperature of the warehouse. Even after the supervisor was made aware of the complaints, the only strategy was to open and shut the door to control the temperature of the warehouse. The supervisor thought by doing this it would make everyone feel comfortable. One day in the warehouse, employees Drake and Keeler felt cooler because of the temperature on the outside was very cold. Drake and Keeler asked the supervisor to close the door due to the temperature. On this particular day the supervisor felt that

The reporting party (RP) stated 8/13/15 46 year old resident Julie Richards disclosed to Mission Hope Day Care staff that staff in her home is abusing her. The RP stated Julie alleged a staff member named "Mimi" pulled her hair and broke her neck area during the months of July and August. The Julie was asked to provide dated she stated she could not remember. The Day Care Program did not observe any injury to Julie's neck area. RP stated Julie's ID team will be scheduling a special meeting to discuss recent changes to her behavior. According to her Group Home staff her Psychiatrist recently ordered a medication change resulting in an increase in inappropriate behaviors. The RP stated Julie has a history of aggressive behavior, AWOL, and making

Most elderly peoples biggest fear is giving up there home and independence. If a person is mentally competent, no one can force them into a nursing home. As long as a person has the mental capacity, not even a Power of Attorney can force them into a situation they do not agree with. Mrs. M’s new Physician has the opinion that she needs to be in a long-term care facility because due to her age her health will continue to decline. The purpose of this discussion is to prove that the Physician does not have the right to force Mrs. M into selling her house and moving into a nursing home.

Linda is very knowledgeable of what it means to have good customer service skills, and have customer satisfaction. Linda is always respectful, honest, and considerate of others. She communicates well through oral, written, and emails. In case #16-262-00006 where the autistic 19 year old was handcuffed, the RA’s father sent Linda a thank you for her expertise and kindness in talking with the police. He also thanked Linda for understanding his anger, but still being an advocate for the RA. In case #16-189-00141 the report alleged that the RA’s husband/AP had removed the RA from the nursing home, and he would not allow family members to visit the RA in her home. Linda conducted a face-to-face visit to the RA’s home. The RA had a stroke, and required total assistance with all of her personal care. RA’s speech was slightly impaired. RA is competent to make her own decisions. RA informed Linda that she asked her husband to bring her home, and he was not keeping family from visiting. The RA was well groomed. The house was immaculate. RA stated that RA’s mother and the RA’s children were harassing the AP. This is a case of family

I believe in this case study the principles of bioethics that stands out to me would be beneficence. “Beneficence is that health care providers have a duty to be a benefit to the patient, as well as to take positive steps to prevent and to remove harm from the patient (Principles of Bioethics, n.d.).” In the case of Ms. Long, she does not have any communication with healthcare staff and she has a public guardian to make decisions for her so autonomy is not the priority. For Ms. Long, the staff should try to maintain her stay to be as comfortable as