Stanhope Essay

barriers to providing healthcare to those who cannot afford it. When I became a nurse I made a promise to follow the Nursing Code of Ethics. I vowed to provide my patients with autonomy, beneficence, fidelity, justice, nonmaleficence, and veracity. Stanhope & Lancaster (2016) states, “Justice as an ethical principal for case managers considers equal distribution of health care with reasonable quality.

health differs from vulnerable populations. “A population at risk is a population with a common identified risk factor or risk exposure that poses a threat to health (Stanhope & Lancaster, 2014, p. 189). For example, a population at risk for cardiovascular disease consists of all adults who are overweight and hypertensive (Stanhope &

Mason's humour is born of ignorance rather than an attempt to be amusing. Unlike Hardy's humour, it is lifeless yet facetious, designed purely to raise a laugh. "Quite nice and lumpy" It is necessary humour to relieve the tension created by Stanhope and Raleigh. The audience becomes aware of the conditions of the trenches at the beginning of the play. Hardy is drying a wet sock over a candle showing the trenches are cold, wet and damp. He tells the audience that the beds have no bottoms

Epidemiology studies the distribution "of health events in populations and the determinants or the factors that influence those patterns" (Stanhope & Lancaster, 2014, p. 151). It can be used to see if a disease is more prevalent in women or men. At one time, epidemiology was only used to study certain widespread infections such as tuberculosis or cholera. Not only does it now involve many different types of infections, it also includes chronic diseases, mental health events, violence, and positive

Economics and Healthcare The long-term health improvement of the rural population through access to services, clinics, hospitals and doctors works as a reciprocal relationship with the economic health of the community (Rural Assistance Center, 2015). All rural communities are unique, and some have more access to health care services than others. When health services and professionals are available in a rural area, it can truly begin a process of expanding economic growth and development. The creation

interventions are working (Rural Assistance Center, 2015). Prior to starting any new project, there should be a needs assessment or program evaluation (Stanhope, 2013). A basic program planning model will start by identifying the problem (population and needs) and the number of people who may be served by the program or not be served by the program (Stanhope, 2013) . The model will also identify the size and distribution of the population involved in the

Question: “Human beings can only be pushed so far before they begin to crack.” Compare and contrast the ways in which your chosen writers present the horror of war and the psychology effects of war wrought on soldiers. ‘Journeys End’ is a play written by RC Sheriff, who was an officer during the First World War. Sheriff had front line experience. This makes the play have a lot of connection to him and most of his play is based on his own real life experiences, with him and the surrounding soldiers

Rising HPV Cases in Adolescent Women The human papillomavirus (HPV) is a sexually transmitted disease (STD) that is very common throughout the United States and worldwide (World Health Organization (WHO), 2016). There are over 100 different forms of the virus with 13 of these types being capable of causing cancer (WHO, 2016). HPV can lead to the development of serious health problems. Theses health problems are especially an issue for adolescent women due to the highly increasing STD rates among

the alcohol is in control of him and he no longer has the self-control to stop “drinking” this also introduces the theme of alcoholism that develops throughout the play. From Osborne we learn that “when a boy like Stanhope get’s a reputation out here for drinking” Osborne refers to Stanhope as a “boy” which shows the audience that he hasn’t fully developed mentally to be able to control his drinking. On the other hand, it could be an interrogative sentence because Osborne is stating that the war isn’t

behind "…in case anything should happen" so that Stanhope can pass it on to his wife. The audience would feel very uneasy now realising the true danger that the men face and the fact that they might not return. It also shows that the men are nervous by their idle conversation about very trivial things: "D'you like coffee better than tea" "I do for breakfast". The audience has already learned that the operation is very dangerous as Stanhope told the Colonel "The Boche are sitting over there