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Concepts and discriminatory and anti-discriminatory practiceP1:Equality- equality means fairness and justice. Equality assures that every individual has equal opportunities no matter what their abilities are or backgrounds like. The concept of equality in health and social care means that a professional isn’t allowed a personal biased view to affect the way they take care of […]

The Impacts of Ethnic/Racial Discrimination on Healthcare QualityIjeoma Simon-EbughuBelhaven University The Impacts of Ethnic/Racial Discrimination on Healthcare QualityThe United States’ healthcare sector endeavors to improve the quality of care across all communities. The Department of Health and Human Services (DHS) targets measurable advances in the quality of health care as well as the health status […]

I am excited to further my knowledge and experience in the field of Social Work. As a social worker, I am interested in working with micro and mezzo populations in healthcare settings. I aim to help people handle issues that can develop from traumatic circumstances. I am driven towards promoting quality health care access for […]

Benefits of Baccalaureate DegreeScherina Simpson Brockport College Benefits of Baccalaureate DegreeA bachelor degree in nursing (BSN) entails an integrated and interdisciplinary approach administered toward assisting students to enhance their research, writing, and work prowess. Consequently, a BSN offers students with a detailed study of social and physical sciences, humanities, leadership, research, community nursing, and management […]

Ringane.A ;Milovanovic.M ; Maphakula .A; Makete .F ;Omar.T; Martinson. N, Lebina L, (August 2019),“An observational study of safe and risky practices in funeral homes in South Africa” Attempted to assess the high prevalence of infectious diseases in SA means that funeral industry workers and family members of deceased individuals are vulnerable to infection if proper […]

Chasing Joy Written by; Hadley Esty- Lennon Anelle: your current pacing of the story is too fast. You launch from one thing to the other without fillers. Extend the story bits that aren’t nearly as fast paced. Her friend should die in chapter 10 or something. Have the reader learn about her fam (two mums […]

Patients first encounter in any health delivery organization in most cases is the nurse, and in addition nurses spend the highest numbers of hours with patient compare to other specialist in the health field. Therefore, nurses must possess an exemplary communication skill with the patient to develop a mutual trust between both parties and furthermore, […]

Wearable technology is the perpetual evolution of new digital devices utilized as individual fitness and wellness trackers to observing a patient’s health conditions in real-time and automatically transferring the data to a remote health informatics framework. The level of innovation with wearable technologies within the medical internet of things has the immense potential for more […]

Working in a locked psychiatric hospital has many challenges but the one thing that has been challenging is patient documentation. When the electronic system was created to replace written charting, it seems as though they forgot to create a template to help nurses properly document on patients. There are some nurses who document in detail […]

Modularity – because dementia is not a static condition, SH should adapt to the evolution of user specifications and needs. The system should hence be modular and context-aware to allow the adding or removing of components and features without significant changes. The modularity would thus make sure that the system respects the user’s learning curve. […]

NuVein 15-20mmHg zipper compression stockingsIt is a knee-high fit compression sock majorly used by men and women in the athletic world. The 15-20mmHg zipper compression stockings appear in silver and black color. It facilitates oxygen delivery to the leg muscles and reduces calf pains, muscle pulls, swellings, varicose veins, lactic acid production, and foot cramps. […]

Khadri, F. A., Hector, M. P., Davenport, E. S., & Vellore Kannan Gopinath. (2019, September 16).The main aim of this text is to review the impact of the obesity in school children in UAE. The study focuses on various risk factors of obesity in 10–17 year old school children. Overweight have common risk factors such […]

After sometimes the nurses have had many images, ranging from the angelic or image of mercy to sexual showing in paintings where the image of the nurse is seen as carnal desire. Nightingale will describe the nurse as basic doctor support and lower, but very important step in health care. Several films and theatre scenes […]

he article chosen for this week’s clinical reflection is similar to a case study; however, this case study provides evidence-based information regarding tension pneumothorax in a patient with a co-occurring diagnosis of COPD. Throughout the article, the authors present the patient’s situation and then proceed to discuss the relevant nursing care, pathophysiology, and other pertinent […]

Within both stories, the writers use unreliable diegetic narrators to present societal issues regarding social class, the pursuit of wealth and idealism. Both writers use their narrators to portray the damage that can occur through the desire for self-definition, that in fact can last a life time and can never be overcome. Nick, within The […]

Introduction It has been well established that people with learning disabilities (PWLD) are more likely to experience some challenges in communication, social exclusion, socioeconomic deprivation, and reduced social communication networks (Nind & Hewett, 2012; Kyle et al., 2010). This is because learning disability in some cases impact on how these persons communicate or process information […]

I have been asked to compare and contrast the principles of regulation for two professionals practicing within the Health and Social care sectors. I have selected Nursing and Social Work because I am currently studying to become a trained nurse and I would like to see the difference between Nursing and Social Work education, training […]

I have been asked to compare and contrast the principles of regulation for two professionals practicing within the Health and Social care sectors. I have selected Nursing and Social Work as I am currently studying to become a trained nurse and I would like to see the difference between Nursing and Social Work education, training […]

1. The garden nursery shop fall under provincial jurisdiction because it is a local garden shop. Yes, the nursery owner, Mr Singh violates the human rights act by doing sexual harassment with his employee, Malika as from case study it is clear that Mr Singh would put his hands on her shoulders and hips or […]

IntroductionObesity, is a condition wherein the body exhibits an excess accumulation of body fat. It has evolved into a chronic, debilitating health problem worldwide. Most widely affected are first-world countries such as the United States and Australia. Data gathered has shown that An estimated 55%-to 60% of adult Americans are overweight. (Mcqueen M.A., 2009). Australian […]

Living with a chronic health challenge is different for each individual. The purpose of this assignment is to achieve a better understanding of family centred care and how copping with a chronic health challenge effects both the individual and their family. By conducting two interviews using the Calgary Family Assessment Model (CFAM) as well as […]

I applied for the course for a number of reasons. My background is a qualified nurse, I have worked long days, nights and weekends for the last number of years. I felt I needed a change in my career to suit my family life at home. I am a mother of three children and I […]

The Healthcare Industry is ever evolving. With headway in innovation, it permits social insurance suppliers to give the most ideal consideration. So as to give first class care, you need to ensure that you contract the best qualified individuals. The Human Resource Department is found a way to guarantee that simply the best competitors are […]

For centuries, philosophers have been arguing whether men are inherently good or evil. The debate is quite controversial and the opposing arguments should be considered before formulating an opinion. One side believes that man is born naturally good and credits society for stripping humanity of its natural state. They presume that men are all innocent […]

Vulnerable Populations NameInstitutionInstructorCourseDate Vulnerable PopulationsVulnerable populations are populations that face certain health-related problems due to their exposure to health risks, physical location, cultural practices, socio-economic status, or a limited access to healthcare resources (Grand Canyon University, 2018). These populations may include some of the minority groups, patients who are victims of racism or ethnic-based discrimination, […]