Evolving Nursing And Patient Care Delivery Models Essay

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    An Overview of Health Insurance and Managed Care Charlie Norwood who was an American Politician and proclaimed Republican once stated that, "There is no question that managed care is managed cost, and the idea is that you can save a lot of money and make health care costs less if you ration it". Managed care and Health care insurance are terms that are used interchangeably today, and the main idea behind the formation of this component in the incredibly dynamic industry was to re-orchestrate how

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    Health care is evolving at an increasingly rapid rate. Hospitals realize that they must react quickly to the changing environment of health care delivery. Leadership roles are essential in managing this change. Effective leaders use change management concepts to implement organizational change, or risk failure meeting transitional goals (Nelson & Pilon, 2015). For this post, I will describe two process changes that my health care system initiated, discuss the degree to which each change was successful

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    order to advocate for one that improves the health of the public and/or the nursing profession globally (local, state, national or international). To do this, I must reflect on several aspects of being a policy maker within the nursing profession. I was instructed to consider the following: · Why did I select the health or nursing profession policy issue? · How does this issue affect nursing practice, healthcare delivery and health outcomes for individual, families and/or

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    Exemplary leadership in nursing is acknowledged as being more critical now than ever. Leadership plays a critical role in the professional careers of registered nurses and is key in ensuring improved quality client outcomes. Research has established that nursing leadership is a decisive factor in the effective functioning of nursing units, high-quality patient care, and retention of nurses and organizational effectiveness (Kerfoot 2016). With the evolving healthcare system, nurse leaders are being

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    feedback within nursing practice, and details the benefits of these skills in establishing and maintaining the therapeutic relationship between nurses and patients within the various healthcare settings. The patients’ perceptions relating to the quality of the healthcare they received within healthcare settings are determined by the quality of their communication with their healthcare team, specifically with nurses who likely to be the health professional dealing with the patient regularly. Communicating

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    assume advanced nursing roles can contribute to the healthcare system through new ideas and insights in education, administration, research, and practice. During the process of further education nurses are exposed to professional socialization, which addresses values, norms and ways of viewing situations that are unique to the profession. This process will later provide the common ground that shapes the way work is conducted. Such process, forces nurses to go through different models of transition

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    It is well known that the United States is made up of several different cultures and the health care system delivers care to a very diverse population. However, depending on ones culture-receiving care may be a challenge at times. In this paper we are going to take a closer look at the culture of Hispanic Americans. The Hispanic population has grown to over 55 million residents with in the United States in 2015, with an estimated growth rate of 2.1% per year (Krogstad & Lopez, 2015). Making this

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    illness and/or intellectual disabilities ("Cornerstone Services,” 2016). Cornerstone has been serving the Joliet and greater Will County area since 1969, and Kankakee County since 2013, and strives to integrate individuals from institutions and nursing homes into the community and make connections to local resources to enrich the lives of those we serve. A number of therapy programs are offered such as outpatient therapy, group therapy, addiction counseling, psychosocial rehabilitation

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    The Affordable Care Act (ACA) expands access to coverage to millions of Americans, a goal health plans have long supported, but major provisions will raise costs and disrupt coverage for individuals, families, employers, and Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries. The broad market reforms outlined in the ACA take effect on January 1, 2014. Individuals and families purchasing insurance in the individual market will be guaranteed coverage for pre-existing conditions, and their premiums cannot vary based

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    Pediatric Nurse Practitioners will care for patients from a multitude of diverse cultures. This care requires an in-depth cultural understanding. Knowledge of cultures and learned skills are vital to provide effective quality care. The ever-changing demographics and disparities in health care present as challenging. Providing cultural competent care is the essential core in today’s vast populations in the United States. Lack of culturally knowledgeable care impacts care outcomes. According to Suh, “The

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