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    individuals within the facility. When the floor plan is not suitable, it can cause inadequacies or can potential neglect the requirements of regulation that can lead to penalties. The healthcare facilities are needed elements of the general public as it is an obligation of ensuring that individuals receive the highest quality of healthcare possible as well as accessibility, well-being, and safety. All of these

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    An example of how I have used evidence-based care for a patient was using the stroke protocol. As soon as the patient arrives to the ED whether it was by EMS or private vehicle and is suspected of having a stroke(CVA), a code white is called. The nurse that will take care of the patient at first will transfer the patient over to get a CT scan, a tech will assist as well to get all the patient information they can to enter them into the computerized system, and a physician will go as well. Once the

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    Nursing Care Plan 1. Assessment Subjective data. Patient report rash on her face for 1 week. Itching and painful lesions. Objective data. Several erythematous plaques scattered over the cheeks and the bridge of the nose. 2. Nursing Diagnosis Impaired Skin Integrity related to changes in the barrier function of the skin as evidence by disruption of skin surface, erythematous plaques and pruritus on cheeks and nose. 3. Planning Short-term goal. The patient will be able to maintain skin integrity without

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    Health-care associated infections (HAI), which individuals obtain while they are receiving healthcare for another condition, have been prevalent for many years in health care. These infections have led to the loss of tens of thousands of lives and have cost the U.S. health care system billions of dollars each year as they are a significant cause of illness and death (ODPHP, 2017). The Healthcare-associated infections Action Plan, developed by the US Department of Health and Human Services, was developed

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    organization for emergencies, an effective emergency plan must be in place to ensure the safety and health of patients and the public at large. A 600-bed health organization is a big facility but during emergencies, it may not be able to accommodate all patients due to the fact that victims are likely to be hundreds or even thousands of people. There are essential healthcare services that each healthcare facility must address. When an emergency arises, health care that is provided to patients in the hospital

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    Creating a national health care plan that would be fair, affordable, and have quality, effective, and efficient work available for every citizen, is what most every nation strives for. However, where there is a will, the way is not always that simple as the struggle for the best health care is evident in most countries. This is why we have developed a what we believe would be the ideal national health care plan -- our utopia. In our national health care plan, we believe that quality over quantity

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    developing a plan of care to use a holistic approach, which includes psychological, social, and community (Amer, 2013). Ideally, the extent to which family is involved should be a decision made by the patient when possible, but with children and patients with altered mental status this is not always feasible. When patients are not able to make decisions for themselves this responsibility falls on their family and loved ones, and healthcare providers need the family involvement in planning care for the

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    Devise appropriate nutrition care plan for referred patients/residents including prescription of oral nutritional supplements and liaising with members of the MDT as appropriate Identify and implement training and education for nursing, medical, other clinical staff and household staff relating to the nutritional care of patients/residents and provision therapeutic and texture modified diets . Work in partnership with nursing staff to identify and implement programmes for screening, identification

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    by 4 acute care hospitals for a total of 1,426 beds, two inpatient rehabilitation centers, a long term care facility, a children’s hospital, and a myriad of out-patient physician, surgical, therapy, and urgent care centers. Health care marketing in the current environment requires a multi platform, multi pronged approach to reach target audiences, facilitate community out-reach, and provide for the common good. Several initiatives are the focus for a successful, ongoing marketing plan for Lee Health

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    Due to a change in the plan of care, I am submitting this report early to include new information. I have spoken with Mr. Jones several times. He reports he has not had any real improvement in pain. He has discussed his options with his family and wife and is leaning towards proceeding with the surgery. Mr. Jones will be meeting with both the pain clinic and also the surgeon on 4/5/18. I met Mr. Jones at the office of Dr. Viakhariya. As directed by Mr. Jones attorney Mr. Studenberg I waited

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