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    less expected happens. Pahom and Prospero both have the desire of keeping getting more but Prospero is both selfish and they just don't think of other people. The main character in How Much Land Does A Man is named Pahom he is a very avaricious person and that greediness leads him to his death. He was trying to get as much land as he could in one day so he kept running and running and then once he got back he died he ran himself to death. “ But saw that blood was flowing from his mouth. Pahom was

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    Student Nurse Restraints

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    requirement of a physicians order to initiate physical restraints, the restraints can be applied and a physician can come assess the need for restraints at a later time. Prior to initiating restraints the nurse must consider competence and capacity of a person to consent to the use restraints and disregard personal feelings and ethics if they are not aligned with that of a patient (Glezer & Brendel, 2010). Nurses in the ED have a restraints protocol, documentation policy to abide by to ensure appropriate

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    Nursing Profession Paper

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    Nursing Profession The nursing profession is a great deal when it comes to patient care. Nurses are the people who spend the most time at the bedside and are the people who knows the most about the patient. The metaparadigm of nursing integrates health, the patient, the environment, and nursing, itself. This paper will discuss my nursing philosophy in regard to the profession, as well as the essential elements that fall under the paradigms, such as, accountability and responsibility. Part of the

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    Odysseus Is Not A Hero

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    Merriam-Webster defines a hero as, “A person who is admired for great or brave acts or fine qualities.” For Odysseus to be a hero this definition is supposed to fit and describe him and his character, but why does this definition not describe or fit him and his character? This is because Odysseus is not a hero. Odysseus has done unethical things on his journey that makes him a person that should go unadmired. For example, when Odysseus ignored the death of his man in order to make more progress on

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    professional activity or treatment. Quality care was not executed, there was miscommunication between the professional medical workers and the patients, and there was no Interprofessional teamwork. To refresh a few minds, Interprofessional team is “The levels of cooperation, coordination and collaboration characterizing the relationships between professions in delivering patient-centered care”. Within the medical field you tend to cross paths with many different health care workers with different backgrounds

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    The theoretical orientation that best suites my personal style is a combination of both client-centered and brief therapy. In the first part of the paper, I try and describe the importance of developing a good client/therapist relationship using a client-centered approach. I like this approach the best because it helps the client to be more open and truthful with the therapist. There are several techniques that I find important in developing this bond such as: genuineness, unconditional positive

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    Chronic Care Model Essay

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    using multidisciplinary teams and in-person communication have shown to lead to fewer HF readmissions. Patients can learn about medication adherence, sodium intake, and self-care skills. (Smith et al., 2015, p. S25) Purpose- Smith et al. (2015), “The purpose of this article is to (1) describe key SMAC-HF group clinic interactive learning strategies, (2) describe resources used in the group clinic appointment, and (3) present results supporting this patient-centered group intervention. (Smith et al.

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    if they have no power in their career. This phenomenon also negatively impacts patient centered care and safety as nurses are more vulnerable to making medication errors and careless mistakes. Horizontal violence can be decreased in the hospital setting if interventions are implemented by members of the health care team. Education is key to decrease the occurrence of horizontal violence as it enables health care workers to

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    holistic patient centered care, to deliver compassionate care and to care for my patient with the best of my ability using all my knowledge, I believe that education plays a significant role in my philosophy. Continued education gives me more knowledge, which allows me to provide better care every day. Nurses need to use that knowledge to help those who are unable to help themselves.

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    without teamwork, collaboration and informatics. I believe these concepts are fundamental in the nursing profession. Nurses must work with other healthcare staff, the patients and their families to provide patient-centered and quality care. The use of informatics enhance both the quality of care the clients receive and the teamwork and collaboration aspect of nursing. No one nurse can do it all on their own. Nursing requires the use of teamwork and new technology. Teamwork and Collaboration Teamwork

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