Ethico-legal Consideration and Issues in the Care of Sick Mother and Child

Q: different understanding of caring between healthcare consumers and registered nurses

A: Healthcare consumers and nurses both are an important part of the healthcare system. They work in…

Q: Role and legislative right of the natural caregiver with a patient at home at the end of life

A: Caregiver Caregiver is a paid or unpaid member of the patient's social network. Caregiver may be,…

Q: theory of human care by Jean Watson.

A: The nursing practice and caring include diagnosing and treating the patients. This can be achieved…

Q: Role of the natural caregiver in the triangular relation of caring for a person at the end of life.…

A: The goal of end-of-life care is to keep the quality of life better. It happens through the…

Q: Self-perception/Self-concept pattern:   Subjective data:   Objective data:   Nursing…

A: Nursing is a rewarding career, but hospitals are experiencing problems filling nursing posts. Since…

Q: The medical director's role refers to involvement in policy review and various committees. oversight…

A: A medical director is a physician who plans, directs and coordinates medical and health services and…

Q: strengths and weaknesses of private medical care in relation to ethical  theories

A: Health care consists of maintaining or improving the health of individuals by prevention, diagnosis,…

Q: Contributing factors to denied and Poor antenatal care services.

A: Antenatal care is essential for improving and protecting the health of pregnant women and the unborn…

Q: Describe the legal procedure that occurs whena plaintiff files a complaint against a nurse…

A: In the medical field Ethical principles take vital roles, they are Respect for autonomy Respect for…

Q: Importance of SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLES in Health care system

A: Socio-demographic variables means the variables related to both social and demographic factors.…

Q: "The system of activities directed toward the nursing care of clients, and includes the…

A: Nursing is the critical part of the health care system .The Nursing involves caring ,administration…

Q: _______ Needs that can be met by health care benefits.

A: In order to help the consumers compare the different features of the health benefits , the…

Q: institutional

A: Institutional services refers to all in patient and outpatient services for which we have to pay in…

Q: what values should be observed as a health care provider and those who shall be in the medical…

A: In every profession, it is important to have values. Because the values allow the professionals to…

Q: Difference between medical and nursing diagnosis

A: It is a judgment of a possible disease that a person might be having based on the signs and symptoms…

Q: Quality improvement project to reduce waiting time and improve patients satisfaction using any model…

A: Quality Improvement Projects- It an approach towards the analysis of the performance and system to…

Q: Family caregiving is best described as providing physical and emotional care for a family member as…

A: Family caregiving can be considered to be an extension of the healthcare system where people close…

Q: Even if the provider feels uncomfortable with a request, a statement to the effect, "I'm not really…

A: The provider may also refuse a demand for self-disclosure in other situations. These inquiries…

Q: ethics of savior sibling

A: Through the use of tissue typing in combination with preimplantation genetic diagnosis, experts can…

Q: Challenge faced by hospitals in order to provide a good healthcare services to community

A: Hospitals are the healthcare facilities that involve the role of nurses, doctors, and other primary…

Q: Effects of this new normal on the mental health of the nursing students

A: Covid 19 caused by corona virus was founded in Wuhan, China in 2019. I developed signs of fever,…

Q: Purpose of ITR- Individual Treatment Record  in the performance of the public health nurse of their…

A: Community health nursing is a practice of utilizing the nursing process at different level of care,…

Q: Effective Counseling Techniques are skills which, when practiced effectively by a knowledgeable…

A: The emphasis on counseling to make the patient stress free is increasing. With the new definition of…

Q: True or False? Privately insured patients have no rights under EMTALA

A: Private health insurance is defined as the insurance of health that is usually offered by the…

Q: This health related term relates to a group of symptoms that might not always have a defining cause,…

A: A disease usually has a distinct source, symptoms, and treatment options. A syndrome, on the other…

Q: an example of a healthcare ethical issue, and explain what ethical principle or principles are most…

A: Ethical issues are known to develop when a decision made by a person and/or a scenario develops a…

Q: Health Beliefs and Practices in Australia

A: There is so many health beliefs and practice in Australia  Some of them given below

Q: support a family in the loss of a child

A: Everyone will face grief and loss at some point in their lives. The loss might be real or imagined,…

Q: Why do you think that Evidenced- Based practice is important in Health Education?

A: EBP is the process of practicing health care according to the evidence/proof or the experience of…

Q: A child often bases his or her opinions on a past experiences and opinions expressed by the parents.

A: TRUE

Q: An ethical principles you feel is most important when making end of life decisions

A: Ethical principles are those principles that are followed by the health care workers so that moral…

Q: Breach of contract or failure to perform one's duties based on clients diagnosis, cultural…

A: A nurse is a trained individual who plays a critical role in the health care industry by providing…

Q: Difference between preterm baby and normal baby in nursing management

A: A preterm birth occurs when the infant is born more than 3 weeks before the expected due date. A…

Q: means the human service professional will not harm or take any risks that might hurt the client in…

A: Maleficence means the human service professional will not harm or take any risks that might hurt the…

Q: Adults who have been involved in situations where they have suffered physical and or emotional abuse…

A: Bioethics  Ethics in the field of medicine and its application is called bioethics. Benefits of…

Q: Definition of the health issues

A: Step 1 Health is a state of physical fitness, mental, and social well-being in which diseases, as…