The father doesn’t believe in medicine anymore. She indicated that he will not take the medicine even if he needs it. He believes that the child should not be on medication. The mother reported that there has been times that he has not given the asthma medication. The mother stated that the father does give Gabriella the maintenance medicine that she needs.
Ms. Segal reports that Gabriella says that her father does give her the medication. However, he would not give Tamiflu last year, child was vomiting. The mother stated that he has called her when the child has had a 104 degree temperature and she has had to tell the father to take the child to the doctor. Mental health for the child was discussed with Ms. Segal. The mother reported that she has looked into counselors in Nassau County. She indicated that she saw someone who has a yoga program. Ms. Segal stated that she thought it might be a group of kids and would be nice for the child. Ms. Segal stated that the group is consist of 8-10 year olds children dealing with stress and anxiety. Ms. Segal reported that she spoke to the father about the program prior to enrolling the child. He said it was good for her. She doesn’t know if he spoke to the yoga director. She gave him the name and address of the clinician.
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However, she wanted a group program to help the child manage stress and anxiety. The mother reported that she and the father have discussed the child’s stress and anxiety over the years.
Regarding educational-decision making, the mother reported that the child attended KinderCare at 10 months old. The child attended the program for six hours a day, five days a week. She continued there through pre-K. In the subsequent years she attended from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
The mother reported that there were no socialization or peer issues were raised. She indicated that there were no learning issues for the
The mother was supposed to give the Beclomethasone Metered Dose Inhaler daily rather than when he needed it. Instead his mother should have given him Ventolin MDI 90mcg/dose once 2 puffs inhaled on an as needed bases q4-6 hours. The CRNP should have recommended a specific antihistamine for the patient, because the mother may not know what exact antihistamine to use for her child. There is a chance that she may purchase a
Jennifer Gomez is a 10-year-old Hispanic female who, has recently lost her father to a heart attack and is struggling with overcoming the pain. Her family and friends have noticed that she has been having trouble with expressing the pain of her father’s lost, but believe that the pain will only be temporary because of her vibrant personality. Jennifer primary doctor Baret, has noticed an unexplained weight loss and lost of interest in Jennifer causing a concerned that she’s not getting enough calories and losing her appetite because of her loved one loss. Dr.Baret is certain that Jennifer’s sudden change is because of her father’s lost and is referring her to a social worker at Children’s Hospital. Patient/Client
Some issues that are present during all of this is the principle of beneFcence.The doctor has the right to provide the parents all the possibilities and define the dangers and advantages’ he does not do this he will be working compared to his responsibility as a doctor to make this acknowledged. As he is creation them conscious of what requirements to be done he also wants to know the parents of James have autonomy and have they have a agree in the treatment.
Mr. Landaverde reported that he does not have any medical illnesses and has not been prescribed any medications. Mr. Landaverde reported that he went to the doctor in August 2016 for a regular checkup. Mr. Landaverde stated that he normally goes to the doctor every six months. Mr. Landaverde reported that he has never been hospitalized in the past. Mr. Landaverde reported that he does not have any emotional or psychiatric problems. Mr. Landaverde stated that he has never been to counseling. He stated to the best of his recollections, neither one of his parents have ever suffered from a substance related disorder.
An interprofessional team consisting of Medical student, Pharmacist student, Nursing student and social work student met with Patient (A.O.) to perform a collaborative family assessment in a home visit. A.O. went to foster care for two months, but his father gained custody in July 2012. The father mentioned the foster care had an effect on A.O. A.O. lives with his father and his grandmother. The father works at a thrift store. A.O.’s Mother has Neurofibromatosis Type I too. The father mentioned that A.O. had a speech delay. A.J.’s father mentioned that they received assistance from the government. A.O.’s grandmother and father reported that he eats a good variety of food as he eats fruits and vegetables. A.O. reported liking pizza and McDonalds
In the case of the adolescent male, John who comes from a well to do family and the personal challenges he has experienced which include severe learning and behavioral disabilities, substance abuse problems and a history of delinquency, I have niece who comes from a good family and she’s travel the road with drugs. I couldn’t for the life of me understand why my niece had a substance abuse issue her parents don’t drink or smoke, there were behavioral and academic challenges which existed. I always told my sister that giving this child everything was not a good idea. My sister would not allow anyone to spank her or tell my niece she was wrong and on top of that this child would roll her eyes at people and think it was funny. This was a red
The psychological support includes emotional empowerment and support which is achieved from support groups such as the anonymous group. The services include cognitive behavioral theory and training of social skills. This will help the providers to work on David and Anne confidence and phobias issues. It will also help improve medication adherence in order to ease the psychological distress such as depression and anxiety
Children who participate in Developmental Playgroup on Fridays have parents who are attending a group in order to become acquainted with health and literacy. For example, parent(s) who are Spanish-speaking may not fully understand documents written in English in a hospital setting, so the class aims to assist a parent who has a lower level of literacy or the parent(s) could use English as their second language. While parents are attending their class, children who attend Developmental Playgroup are provided a stimulating and safe environment to explore concepts that have not been introduced to them, interact with other children, and have the opportunity to expand on their developmental skill-building. Since this is about the sixth week of the HEAL program, most of the children have gained a sense of connection with staff members and their environment, that they are not as anxious or hesitant when separating from
being. As a result, Bruce should be arrested for assaulting his partner which is also a breach of his probation conditions.
This therapist conducted morning process group and afternoon didactic group with the client. The client discussed his substance abuse in his early life. The client stated that he started doing drugs because he thought it was “cool”. He expressed to the group that drugs have hurt his family and himself. The client discussed talking to his daughter over the phone and that he wanted to be out of jail to spend time with his daughter. This therapist used MI techniques to encourage the client’s readiness for change. The client stated that he will focus on himself and his sobriety after his release.
The article of “The Justice Policy Institute of 2008 on Substance Abuse Treatment and Public Safety” emphasized the beneficial effects of treatment for the drug abuser in the criminal justice system (Jama, 2009). These interventions include therapeutic alternatives to incarceration, treatment merged with judicial oversight in drug courts, prison- and jail-based treatments, and reentry programs intended to help offenders transition from incarceration back into the community. Through monitoring, supervision, and threat of legal sanctions, the justice system can provide leverage to encourage drug abusers to enter and remain in treatment.
The case moved timely and Counseling and guidance was provided during the assessment and planning phase. The consumer did not appear to be medically stable because he was not addressing the alcohol abuse at the time the IPE was developed. The psychologist recommended a drug test, which would have provided the information necessary to request that the consumer participate in an AA program and provide proof of his participation before moving forward to write an IPE. A behavioral contract could have made the consumer more accountable and make the case stronger. The counselor assisted the consumer with medication for the Bi-polar disorder and medication was purchased for four months, but the alcohol abuse was not addressed.
Mr. Hartmann discussed the history of decision making. He indicated that Ms. Cardiello chose the pediatrician. He indicated that physician was close to the home and he thought it was convenient, he stated that he did not interview the pediatrician. Mr. Hartmann indicated that there have been no disagreements regarding medical issues. He reported that they have been satisfied with the quality of care being provided by the pediatrician. The father reported that the child’s immunization are up to date. There have been no significant medication issues for the child.
Emilio S. also seeks medical treatment from a traditional doctor, and this may present some issues with his health. this can also be an ethical dilemma because respecting the father’s wishes can create conflict with his daughter and the healthcare team. The resolution of this dilemma will be difficult due to the
I interviewed a woman who has a child with special needs. The child is now in kindergarten. The mother reported having a normal pregnancy with no complications. This was the second child for the mother, who has another child who was five years old at the time. The mother disclosed that during the pregnancy, she was in the process of separating from the child’s father and that this caused a moderate level of stress. At the time of the pregnancy, the mother was also working full time as a waitress in a local restaurant. The mother reported that her job required her to be on her feet for long periods of time. She was able to work until around a week before her child was born. The mother reports that the child was born around two weeks