Essays on Patient

Definition of Telemedicine There are several definitions for telemedicine, but generally speaking, it refers to the utilization of medical data that is transmitted electronically or digitally from one area to another in order to improve the health of the patients. This medical profession, which is quickly expanding, aims to connect healthcare...

Types of Nursing Care Delivery Models There are several different types of nursing care delivery models. Nursing care models are strategies that nurses employ when providing nursing care to their patients. Nursing care delivery methods include the case management model, team nursing, functional nursing, primary nursing, complementary model, and care service...

Healthcare Professionals There are various healthcare professionals I would add on a work team to staff the new office and support Dr. Smith. Receptionists, Registered Nurses (RNs), Healthcare Assistants (PCAs), Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs), Physical Therapists (PTs), Medical Social Workers (MSWs), Speech Language Pathologists (STs), Home Health Aides (HHAs), and Occupational...

A baccalaureate degree in nursing and an associate degree program are two well-known paths that a person can take. It can be difficult to tell the difference between BSN nurses and ADN nurses. To become a registered nurse, both school programs expect students to pass a similar NCLEX examination (Auerbach,...

This article presents the Diarrheal illness lesson plans for staff development, patient education, and family education. To ensure the effectiveness of the teaching plans, clear instructional goals are defined in each of the lessons. The plans specify the sequence of educational activities, instructional methods, the amount of time allotted to...

This essay looks at a patient who has had a stroke. It will entail a critical examination of the evidence supporting the patient's care. Furthermore, it will examine how the patient's health breakdown impacts them from a social, spiritual, psychological, and biological standpoint. It will then examine the major broader...

This essay will focus on a 40-year-old female teacher who presented to the emergency room complaining of heavy bleeding for over six months throughout her menstrual cycle. The patient's method of contraception is condoms. Six months ago, the patient was normal until she became long and bled heavily for an...

This is a medical case study of a 53-year-old farmer called Jim who was diagnosed with Anaphylaxis. Jim developed the disease after receiving two doses of Flucloxacillin, which were intended to suppress the bacteria that caused Cellulitis. Cellulitis is a bacterial illness that manifests itself as a swollen area that...

This is the amount of air remaining in the lungs after performing a maximal expiration. Normal expiration occurs naturally and takes roughly 500mls, however when patients exhale more than normal, the air volume remaining in the lungs is referred to as the residual volume (Hyatt Mason, 2015). The...

This responsibility of nurses as advocates entails protecting patient rights. For example, if a patient is ill, they will most likely be unable of acting normally. In fact, it is a nurse s responsibility to determine what the patient requires. As patients advocates, nurses promote whatever is best for...

This study compares the effectiveness of early rehabilitation in the treatment of patients who have had an ischemic stroke and have aphasia to those who begin their recovery later. The study will use a mixed study design, which will include both quantitative and qualitative research designs. Intensive case studies of...

This study investigates the factors that have contributed to a decrease in opioid prescriptions among drug-seeking patients in the Emergency Department (ED). The purpose is to discover why the ED is perceived as unsuitable for administering opioids to patients. Opioid addiction and overdose increased from the 1990s to the mid-2000s...