Care Plan Essay

opportunity to care for two female patients – 205(1) and (2). The first patient, 205-1, was admitted with respiratory distress and had a past medical history of hypertension, schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. She was initially put on 2 L/min of oxygen and placed on oxygen titration protocol with orders to maintain O2 saturations between 88-92%. The patient was oriented to person and place, but had difficulty with time. She was also obese (BMI 30) and deemed a moderate assist with ambulation. Her care plan

of Sunshine Health Care Plans (SHCP), identifying an organizational conflict that limits organizational outcomes and is amendable to change. The analysis consisted of the following parts: (a) an overview of the organization and its organizational structure; (b) the determination of the internal, external, structural, and relationship issues, contributing to the organizational conflict; the incorporation of an appropriate conflict models, and the development of a systemic plan of action. The analysis

This HR plan is designed for my current place of employment, Telstra Health. In our business ‘we aim to be the technology provider of choice for the Australian healthcare sector, empowering provider and payers to find better ways to serve patients in a connected world’ (Telstra Health, 2017). Our offering is wide and varied, ‘we provide software applications, open platforms and data security services to the pharmacy, hospital, primary, diagnostic, Indigenous health and aged, disability and community

The purpose of this paper is to thoroughly examine the similarities and differences of Medicare and Medicaid managed care plans by comparing and contrasting its strengths, weaknesses, incentives, commitment to access, and risks to the consumer. Medicaid and Medicare are both health insurance programs financed and administered by government entities and are both equivalent in terms of the number of beneficiaries and total expenditures (McCarthy, Schafermeyer, & Plake, 2011). These healthcare programs

affordable care act continue to be implemented many find controversy ineffectiveness of the new health plan. On an annual basis the correlation seems to grow more positive on one end, and more negative on the other. Since the start of (2014), the approval percentage of the Affordable Care Act has increased from 10% to 16%, while the percentage saying it has hurt them has also gone up, and by a similar amount, from 19% to 27% (Riffkin, 2014). Overall 41% Americans approve of the affordable care act in

his health plan for America. Barack Obama’s health care plan for America has had negative effects on small and large businesses, the lives of different categories of people in America, and ultimately resulted in a loss of America’s medical research funds and country’s money. The lack of success Obama care has had can partially be attributed to Obamas mistakes as well as political differences influencing decisions and opinions on the plan. By deducing the flaws in Obama’s healthcare plan better alternatives

Plan Change Process of the Affordable Care Act Introduction The Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) from being introduced in 2010 has not been well received by the public. Two main consequences are economic issues, and many states rejecting the act. Economic issues are relevant because it is assumed that insurance premiums are increased, rising cost increases during a recession, mandated benefits and other costs will be passed on to consumers and billions of dollars will be taken from seniors Medicare

A Plan For Self-Care Against Compassion Fatigue Brian Murrison University of Kansas Introduction Working in the helping field has its many joys and privileges. Seeing a child, whose self esteem is at the bottom, light up when he/she accomplishes a new task, see the growth an alcohol and drug addict has made in treatment, or to see the family, that when they entered the door of your office, was on the verge of separation, but now are communicating and working out their own needs with little assistance

EDGEHILL UNIVERSITY Faculty of Health and Social Care Application to the Role of the Mental Health Nurse in Contemporary Practice Cohort: September 2013 Module Code: Assignment PUP 2226 Student Number: 22272321 Personal Tutor: Jackie Pierce Submission Date: 14 November 2014 Time: 1200hours The aim of the essay is to demonstrate the process of a patient assessment and care plan formulation in accordance with the assignment instructions. It is based on a case study, which illustrates

resources were limited. Unlike Medicare, this program was created to help with more long-term and personal care services (CMS, 2015). It was created to help people with more everyday kind of service, more detailed and more specific. Mainly was there in first place to help and support Americans with low-income, and later on lot more guidelines and changes began happening to Medicaid. Medicaid’s plan