Chapter 1, Problem 1.19.1C

This is assessment offers an opportunity for students to critically review one coroner’s report of a clinical incident related to their speciality by refering to hte report - Inquest into the death of Kelvin MOULDS - file:///Users/gugubholu/Downloads/PostoperativeCare_KelvinMoulds.pdf  Answering questions below:  Inquest io the death of Kelvin    identify the various factors that contributed to the clinical incident  discuss relevant legal issues and ethical principles related to the incident  demonstrate clinical reasoning in the critique of best nursing practice  identify how recommendations fit within policies or guidelines for practice or their reform.

In 40 minutes   "The health care agency owns the data in it's computer system and is therefore free to do whatever it chooses with that data." Is this accurate? What issues does this statement raise?.

List the types of health surveillance that would be needed in a hospital lab and describe the methods of surveillance that would be undertaken there. Give typing answer with explanation and conclusion

Explain in 1-2 paragraphs. Be unique and realistic in answering. ASAP Explain why organic ingredients such as bloodberry, pandan, carrots, teabags, and bulgur bougainvillea are good alternative for organic dyes to be mixed on the flour and cornstarch based paint. Include benefits to the environment and to us humans.

Questions and answers that can be generated from PMCA pump in health and diseases

What is the function of CPT codes. What is the purpose of assigning correct CPT codes for services, diagnostic procedures, and testing? What are two examples of departments in the hospital that use CPT codes to report their services.

Ethical values may vary regionally. For example, while stem cell administration is not considered ethical in a region, there is no reason why it should not be ethical worldwide.Give 1 sample in accordance with the example given above.Note: The example you will give should be general as above (no person, time etc.). The sample should be unique to you and should be explained in detail.

In details, state what the “blood smear technique” tells us and what are the sources of error that could impact your data and interpretation.

Describe meaningful applications of the various data sets—DRGs, CPTs, ICD9s, age, gender, race—to healthcare as a whole and to your particular organization. If you are not presently working in a health care organization, use one you are familiar with.