Hi humen Expert. Please solve below my questions with video see. Solve awesome SOLUTIONs full correct. No need generalized answer ok. See both images what i need ok .See video also more u understand well ur Experty ok.http://youtu.be/_s05qFON5EA InterprofessionalcollaborationSocietal factorsWorkplace incivilityPerson-centered careReply to a PeerAddressed any interprofessionalcollaboration (or lack ofinterprofessional collaboration)found in the show or movieAddressed any societalfactors that have thepotential to stimulate orsquelch an interest innursingAddressed any evidence ofworkplace incivilityAddressed if person-centered carewas provided-how or how not?Responded to at least one peer'spostings to this assignmentVaguely addressed anyinterprofessional collaboration foundin the show or movieVaguely addressed anysocietal factors that have thepotential to stimulate orsquelch an interest in nursingVaguely addressed any evidence ofworkplace incivilityVaguely addressed how or how notperson-centered care was providedVaguely responded to one peer'spostings to this assignmentDid not address any interprofessionalcollaboration found in the show ormovieDid not address any societalfactors that have the potentialto stimulate or squelch aninterest in nursingDid not address any evidence ofworkplace incivilityDid not address how or how notperson-centered care was providedNo replies to peer's postings to thisassignment1.Page: 2 CriteriaProfessional role ofnurseNursing environmentNurses portrayedHow nurses wereaddressedMeeting the standardsfor most honest andethical practitionerLevel 3Addressed the professional role ofthe nurse in the show or movieAddressed the nursing environmentincluding setting, clothing/uniforms,medical supplies, etcAddressed the portrayal of theintelligence of nurses in the show ormovieDiscussed how the nurses wereaddressed (language) by othersAddressed if the nurse(s) portrayedin the show or movie would meet thestandards for most honest andethical practitionerLevel 2Professional role was vaguelyaddressedThe nursing environment was vaguelyaddressedVaguely addressed how the nurseswere portrayed in the movieHow nurses were addressed wasvaguely discussedVaguely addressed if the nurse(s)portrayed in the show/movie wouldmeet the standards for most honestand ethical practitionerLevel 1(.No professional role was addressedThe nursing environment was notaddressedDid not address how the nurses wereportrayed in the movieHow nurses were addressed was notdiscussedDid not address if the nurse(s)portrayed in the show/movie wouldmeet the standards for most honestand ethical practitionerPage: 1Criterion12A

Nursing and its crucial position within the healthcare system are vividly shown in the films and…

Criteria Professional role of nurse Nursing environment Nurses portrayed How nurses were addressed Meeting the standards for most honest and ethical practitioner Level 3 Addressed the professional role of the nurse in the show or movie Addressed the nursing environment including setting, clothing/uniforms, medical supplies, etc Addressed the portrayal of the intelligence of nurses in the show or movie Discussed how the nurses were addressed (language) by others Addressed if the nurse(s) portrayed in the show or movie would meet the standards for most honest and ethical practitioner Level 2 Professional role was vaguely addressed The nursing environment was vaguely addressed Vaguely addressed how the nurses were portrayed in the movie How nurses were addressed was vaguely discussed Vaguely addressed if the nurse(s) portrayed in the show/movie would meet the standards for most honest and ethical practitioner Level 1 C No professional role was addressed The nursing environment was not addressed Did not address how the nurses were portrayed in the movie How nurses were addressed was not discussed Did not address if the nurse(s) portrayed in the show/movie would meet the standards for most honest and ethical practitioner

Criteria Professional role of nurse Nursing environment Nurses portrayed How nurses were addressed Meeting the standards for most honest and ethical practitioner Level 3 Addressed the professional role of the nurse in the show or movie Addressed the nursing environment including setting, clothing/uniforms, medical supplies, etc Addressed the portrayal of the intelligence of nurses in the show or movie Discussed how the nurses were addressed (language) by others Addressed if the nurse(s) portrayed in the show or movie would meet the standards for most honest and ethical practitioner Level 2 Professional role was vaguely addressed The nursing environment was vaguely addressed Vaguely addressed how the nurses were portrayed in the movie How nurses were addressed was vaguely discussed Vaguely addressed if the nurse(s) portrayed in the show/movie would meet the standards for most honest and ethical practitioner Level 1 C No professional role was addressed The nursing environment was not addressed Did not address how the nurses were portrayed in the movie How nurses were addressed was not discussed Did not address if the nurse(s) portrayed in the show/movie would meet the standards for most honest and ethical practitioner

Case Studies In Health Information Management

3rd Edition

ISBN:9781337676908

Author:SCHNERING

Publisher:SCHNERING

Chapter1: Data Content, Structure, And Standards

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1.23.3C

See similar textbooks

Similar questions

You are assigned to care for a terminally ill patient diagnosed with Stage 4Cancer. It is your first time to meet the patient and she was indifferent, barelytalks, doesn’t respond to any question, and isolates. Using Joyce Travelbee’sHuman-to-Human Relationship Model, what is your priority intervention as anurse? Describe the step by step process of your intevention.
A nurse caring for patients in a primary care setting submitspaperwork for reimbursement from managed care plans forservices performed. Which purpose best describes managedcare as a framework for health care?a. A design to control the cost of care while maintaining thequality of careb. Care coordination to maximize positive outcomes tocontain costsc. The delivery of services from initial contact throughongoing cared. Based on a philosophy of ensuring death in comfort anddignity
A significant challenge for Public Health Ambulatory Services:A. Poor quality of servicesB. Underutilization of servicesC. FundingD. A limited set of services
The nurse caring for patients in a long-term care facilityknows that the highest level on Maslow’s hierarchy of needsis self-actualization needs. Which statements accuratelydescribe the achievement of self-actualization? Select allthat apply. a. Humans are born with a fully developed sense of self-actualization. b. Self-actualization needs are met by depending on othersfor help.c. The self-actualization process continues throughout life.d. Loneliness and isolation occur when self-actualization needsare unmet. e. A person achieves self-actualization by focusing on prob-lems outside self. f. Self-actualization needs may be met by creatively solvingproblems.
Given considerations of cost and equitabledistribution, what is the optimal commitmentthat should be made to the incorporation ofhealth care technologies?
A home health nurse who performs a careful safety assess-ment of the home of a frail elderly patient to prevent harm to the patient is acting in accordance with which of the princi-ples of bioethics? a. Autonomyb. Beneficencec. Justiced. Fidelitye. Nonmaleficence
How does subacute care benefit a nursing home ? How does subacute care benefit patients and their families ? Both questions has to have one paragraph each make passive voice very clear enough to understand and get straight to the point of the topic subacute care.
Consider the four types of nursing care deliverysystems (team, primary, case-management, andpatient-centered care) from the viewpoint of theNURSE If you were a patient, which system wouldyou prefer and why? Which would you like the leastand why? at least 300 word and references at the end
Patient advocates known as _____________ in long-term care institutions were guaranteed as part of nursing home reforms. assisted care aides ombudspersons geriatricians geropsychologists
The black swan Director: Darren Aronofsky Make a nursing care plan (seen in the movie) - Assessment - Diagnosis - Planning - Interventions - Evaluation
Are telehealth and telemedicine services billable to the patients insurance coverage the same as face encounters in the office or hospital setting?
How might prenatal and well-child care differ for twowomen—one without health insurance and the other with agood health insurance plan? Why do you think this happens?What can nurses do to ensure respectful, compassionate careof high quality for all?