Nursing is an integral profession focused on providing individual, family, and community care. Nurses play an essential role in offering both physical and emotional support to patients; often working in hospitals, clinics or home care settings. Nurses assess patient needs before administering treatments and advocating for the most beneficial results possible - an extremely rewarding profession that makes significant contributions towards overall patient wellbeing and recovery.
Nursing is all about looking after patient assessments, taking care, of practices, and other sources of approach. The samples help the students understand the value of the opted field and along with synchronises comprehensive coverage of clinical and theoretical nursing dissertation help. This profession comes with thorough involvement and study and looks after thorough practice and care. It served with the help of others, as we can also see that numerous sub-fields under them need to be formulated and studied. In short, inheriting this profession is extremely important and necessary to be studied and formulated. The samples mentioned are of great use as they delve into the idea of how the structure is framed and how resources are collected and used.
This essay will look at a 76-year-old patient suffering from the post-operative complications of the total knee surgery (arthroplasty) in an orthopaedic ward under the care of a non-medical prescriber.
View More >>Aveyard (2014) suggests that researchers should be responsible and assure the acceptance and the clearance of ideas presented in studies through their topics or titles. However, through the title ‘Nursing students’.
View More >>The health and social care service is one of the most important public service that is required for the wellbeing of the individuals where the health care professionals and social workers provides efficient care and quality treatment to the patients of overcoming their health and mental issues so that they can live a normal life like others and imporve their standard of living.
View More >>This essay seeks to discuss how the voluntary sector can be engaged to provide active support to persons with long term conditions. It is based on a case study of Mrs Jones, a 75-year-old adult with congestive heart failure.
View More >>The case study to be presented here is of the patient who is suffering from Pyelonephritis that is a type of urinary tract infection (UTI). As mentioned by NMC (2015)
View More >>As mentioned by Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), mentorship is qualified midwife and nurse who are accountable for enabling performance evaluation.
View More >>In my placement in the surgical ward, I am mostly allocated to care for patients with bowel obstruction surgery. After the surgery, during recovery phase, stoma is attached to the patients as their intestine and stomach require some time for regaining normal activity. I had the responsibility to manage and replace the stoma bags on intervals to ensure effective care of the patients.
View More >>Patient’s case is important for the physiotherapist as through identifying the background of the patient including medical records, past medication, family environment and social factors of the patients
View More >>My educational setting is ESOL (English to Second Language Speakers). I teach students from all walks of life with diverse backgrounds. The age range of my learners is from19-65 years.
View More >>The emergence of intercultural care has been linked to interactions among persons from varying socio-cultural and economic backgrounds
View More >>Research study on improving the safety of caregivers when they are turning and repositioning patients was formulated with objective of establishing how new the method of turning and repositioning patients reduced the occupational musculoskeletal risks faced by the caregivers and patient outcome. This paper outlines the element of data collection as applied in the methodology section of the study.
View More >>The role of the nurses is leading and managing care for the service users which is important as in most cases the service
View More >>Professional socialisation includes novices of a professional group trying to get immersed in the culture of their profession
View More >>Strong as well as effective management and leadership framework are crucial for modern nursing care that
View More >>The skills for effective nursing practise include providing attention to details in care, professionalism,
View More >>In the study, to find an article for the chosen theme that is child nursing certain keywords are used.
View More >>Health promotion is referred to the process of allowing people to enhance control on their health and its determinants to ensure improvement in health. The five approaches to make health promotion include educational, societal, medical and behavioural change along with client-centred care. In Australia, it is found that effective health promotion regarding the awareness and prevention of risk factors regarding chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder (COPD) is needed. This is because COPD in Australia has currently become the fifth common cause of death among the population (AIHW, 2020). In this respect, the study is going to inform the aim, objectives and target group for the health promotion regarding COPD in Australia. Moreover, the benefit of executing the health promotion along with the way it is to be executed through health promotion activity is to be discussed.
View More >>The involvement in reflective practice is important as it allows nursing practitioners and health practitioners manage their personal as well as professional effect on addressing fundamental health well-being of patients (Jacobs, 2016). In this study, reflection regarding use of Sepsis management skill is to be made. For this purpose, rationale of selection of the clinical skill is to be presented along with Gibb’s reflective cycle is to be used as model to present the reflection of the skill in a systematic way.
View More >>Childhood emotional abuse has a strong association with depressive symptoms in young adulthood Kisely et al (2018). Different themes also developed for the purpose of highlighting the impact of emotional abuse and depressive disorder among young adult
View More >>An adult who is fitted with an upper removable acrylic partial denture, which is replacing three missing incisor teeth.
View More >>In modern nursing practices, nurses need to have good academic knowledge, professional skill and performance standard to perform manifold tasks with perfection and efficiency. In the modern nursing field, the main problem is that most of the
View More >>Paediatric nurses face severe challenges in terms of providing compassionate and person-centred care
View More >>Digital portfolio management is important for showing the information and represents it in a synchronized way, the study is about representing the digital portfolio, which provides a scope to represent the data by charts, tabular formation and pictures so that the layout is good for the readers to understand and the information further.
View More >>Reflection is important for people to evaluate their past experiences and actions. Reflection in nursing is highly important
View More >>The article by Lee et al. (2017) mentions that increase in the elderly population who require long-term care has led the
View More >>Communication and counselling skill set are important for the nursing and health care industry, where the health care professionals and the nurses are collaborating with each other for serving the patient with high quality care and treatment (Lavoie, 2020). Counselling is necessary to treat the patients with continuous support and social skill development and in this context,
View More >>The reflective assessment is one of the effect way to review own skill and capabilities for further personal and professional development (DeCoux, 2016). It is beneficial for the individuals, working in the nursing care and health department to review own technical
View More >>The urgent care nurses are registered nursing practitioners who are responsible in providing care to the patients who do not require care in the Intensive care Unit but needs constant care observation and health monitoring (da Silva Santana et al., 2019).
View More >>The present essay, has conducted a comparative analysis on the different methods of bacterial strain identification, taking in consideration the molecular methods of PCR and gene sequencing, the conventional phenotypic methods and the MALDI-TOF-MS method.
View More >>In the field of medical services, the healthcare environment is always considered as a major concern as it is the area where health care services are to be provided to the service users or patients to ensure their enhanced health and well-being.
View More >>Palliative care is associated with improving the quality of life of patients suffering from preventable or chronic illness. this care approach is widely used by modern health
View More >>Several consultation models were employed in prescribing practice but widely applied one in acute care was Calgary-Cambridge model. It complemented practitioner’s traditional holistic assessment approach to demonstrate proficiency in
View More >>Orthopedic conditions are injuries and diseases that affect the musculoskeletal system. This body system includes the muscles, bones, nerves, joints, ligaments, tendons, and other connective tissues.
View More >>The caring is referred to the practice of looking after individuals who are unable to take care of themselves due to age-related issues or illness. The assistance with personal care for the individuals who are ill led to ensure their hygiene which is a vital part of living a healthy and dignified life. In this essay, the assisting regarding personal care to be discussed is providing bed bath to the patients who are unable to move. For this purpose, the nursing skills required, and knowledge of care needed is to be discussed. Moreover, the professional values to be demonstrated while providing nursing care for bed bath to the patients is to be discussed.
View More >>The two key learning theories in nursing are behaviourism and constructivism. The behaviourism explains that learning is achieved through enhanced interaction with the environment in the process of conditioning.
View More >>In medical practice, accuracy is of great importance. I am planning to best this skill at the community pharmacy. With this kind of knowledge, I will provide patient care that would ensure optimal medication therapy outcomes.
View More >>In nursing, self-awareness and leadership are two vital aspects considered that assist in developing
View More >>Effective medicine management is an important skill that adult nursing students must develop to provide safe care to patients. NHS defines medicines management as the evidence-based practice to prescribe medicines that balance the effectiveness, tolerability, cost, safety and simplicity in the treatment [NHS, 2015]. NMC (2015) mentions that student nurses must attain clear knowledge and skill in effective medicine management during their practice
View More >>Effective and systematic nursing management is important for providing compassionate and holistic care to patients
View More >>Marketing mix strategic planning is important for the organisations to manage their operations in the market
View More >>The caring is referred to the practice of looking after individuals who are unable to take care of themselves due to
View More >>Jackie, as a medical professional, owes a legal duty of confidentiality towards Darren. Lord Phillips MR ruled that there is a duty of confidentiality between a doctor and their patient in regard to their condition and treatment.
View More >>This is a reflective essay of a care episode in the domains of clinical nursing associating to decision making by the practitioner, clinical reasoning and processes attributed to the patient care planning and management. As opined by Suhonen et al. (2018), a reflection of the aspects or elements of care or even particular clinical experience is a significant part of the nursing development in their professional practice.
View More >>Robbie is a white homosexual male who is sixty-nine-year-old from a working-class background. He grew up in a small town in Scotland, in a period when homosexuality was criminalized and deemed pathological. In his 20’s he went through a difficult patch (feeling low), he had some therapy but didn’t find it helpful. He moved to a big city in the south. He found self-acceptance and friendship through his local gay community and through a long-term loving relationship of 30 years.
View More >>There has also been a need to improve on the kind of services and delivery models being offered in this industry to meet the new consumer expectations that keep on evolving. The brand of hotel is one of the most significant perception values to modern consumers.
View More >>The importance of health research and practice is that it helps to develop better understanding of the trend of disease, outcome regarding complex treatment for public health issues, functional abilities, modified pattern of care, way to reduce healthcare cost and other (Frohard‐Dourlent et al., 2017).
View More >>In my personal experience as a child nurse as well as a parent in real life, I usually experienced my children (girl of 6 years and boy of 16 years) to have a normal childhood where they played freely outside without any fear of getting hurt of being involved in any unsocial actions. This is because I thought getting hurt while playing is simple and need in life to help the children be prepared for dealing with pain. However, on analysing the childhood experience of my cousin’s children who lived in a densely populated area it was seen that the children were mostly allowed to remain indoors.
View More >>The mental illness is referred to health condition which includes emotional changes along with changes in thinking and behaviour due to distress and problems in functioning in social, work and family-related activities (Druss, 2020). In this study, the mental
View More >>The document examines the distribution strategies that London-based hospitality businesses can implement in order to maximise their customer base, in the current scenario. The problem will be examined in the context of Premium Inn, an inn which is located in London and operates from several locations in London. The report finds that the distribution type that the company is operating in forms is exclusive and the company hopes to make the booking of the hotel more accessible to the masses.
View More >>People with complex health conditions such as diabetes and heart disease are more vulnerable to mortality and morbidity as compared to healthy people. This is because the complex health condition not only
View More >>The presence of enhanced nursing behaviour in delivering care to the patient is to be maintained so that satisfactory and empathetic care can be provided to them and the nurses can act professionally to provide safe and enhanced quality ethical care (Mohammadipour et al., 2017). However, failure to maintain positive behaviour by the nurses according to the professional code leads them to make hindered care decision for the patient which leas the patient to suffered hindered health condition
View More >>The essay is going to present the critical appraisal of the article named “An exploration of the hydration care of older people: A qualitative study” by Godfrey et al. (2012). Critical appraisal is the process of systematically and carefully examining the research to determine and analyse its value and relevance in particular context along with its trustworthiness and credibility (Al-Jundi and Sakka, 2017). The structure to be followed in presenting the critical analysis is that initially the definition and importance of evidence-based nursing is to be discussed.
View More >>The decision-making in nursing or clinical judgement by nurse for the patient is made by considering the health status and history of the patients and making needs assessment. The clinical decision-making in nursing is important
View More >>The UK parliament developed the Nursing Midwifery Council (NMC) code for regulating the nurses as well as midwives in the UK and nursing associates present in England.
View More >>Epithelium mesothelioma (EM) is a mutated epithelial cell that has malignant characteristics. When the healthy epithelial cells undergo mutation and then develop cancerous cells these cells are called epithelium mesothelioma (EM).
View More >>In nursing, the case study analysis acts as evidence-based framework for the nurses to help them understand the way of evaluating and examining complex health issues of the patient so that holistic care can be provided to the individual
View More >>Errors arising from ineffective communication contribute to adverse events in the healthcare. These errors could have since been avoided through effective communication therefore, which plays a key role in avoiding communication errors. To add, poor communication can frustrate the efforts of team work through inhibiting the delivery of quality care leading to low job satisfaction (Baillie and Black, 2014). NMC code has emphasized on the need of effective communication, where the midwives are obligated to listen to the patients’ issues on the service delivery and reflect on how it can be improved. Failure to listen could lead to misunderstanding as well as missed information leading to misinformed decisions.
View More >>In nursing, reflective practice is important because it allows the nurses to determine their strength and weakness regarding actions and situation as well as knolwdege and skills to be improved (Reljić, Pajnkihar & Fekonja, 2019). In this reflection, the Rolfe’s reflective model is to be used in presenting the narrative regarding my work in placement. The specific model is been chosen to be used because it is simple and clarified due to which the person making reflection through the model experience less hindrance and make meaningful reflective interpretation regarding their actions and skills which are to be improved
View More >>Malaria is a parasitic disease that is caused by the female anopheles mosquito. It is a disease that is not transmitted from one person to another; these symptoms present themselves in form of high temperatures, painful joints and fever. Malaria is very common
View More >>I have always wanted to see people happy and in good health. I have personally experienced occasionally
View More >>The field of nursing to be focused in the study is Adult nursing which the field were nurses mainly provide
View More >>Nurses are the pillars of the healthcare framework who play crucial roles in providing high-quality care and support to patients thereby promoting their health and wellbeing. Nurses play manifold roles in their practices such as observing patients,
View More >>A 26 years old lady, who is a nursing mother, was referred to me for providing effective Oral Health Advise for preventing the root caries.
View More >>An effective as well as systemic nursing care plan is important for providing high-quality care to patients (Mościcka et al., 2019). For treating a venous leg ulcer, care professionals need to follow the systematic care pathway which is associated with proper assessment and diagnosis of leg ulcers, the history of patients with leg ulcers, patients’ genetic history, premedical history and current health status
View More >>Complex care can be referred as the person-centred approach that is designed to manage the symptoms of more than one chronic health conditions in a patient. In mental health nursing the complex care is widely used
View More >>A 10 years old boy with his mother has been referred to me for providing them with necessary oral health advise
View More >>Dementia is referred to as a syndrome in which the thinking, memory, ability and behaviour of an individual to perform everyday function and activities is deteriorated as a result of reduced functioning of the brain cells. The dementia mainly affects people above the age of 65 years and nearly 10 million new cases are reported each day globally regarding dementia
View More >>Palazzo Versace is a luxury hotel that is located near Southport Broadwater in Main Beach, and Marina Mirage shopping
View More >>Long term health condition is also called chronic health condition in which the illness cannot be permanently cured but the health implications of the illness can be managed by following the effective medical regimen (Chaudhury et al. 2017). This study will discuss the clinical
View More >>In nursing, expansive learning is important for student nurses to improve their professional knowledge and skill throughout the nursing practice. Throughout the training, student nurses pass through several learning processes that shape their existing skill and develop new
View More >>The mental health nurses are responsible for planning and providing support and medical and nursing care to the people who have mental health issues along with physical illness. There are several mental health issues such as anxiety, depression, personality issues
View More >>Smyth, A., Teo, K.K., Rangarajan, S., O'Donnell, M., Zhang, X., Rana, P., Leong, D.P., Dagenais, G., Seron, P., Rosengren, A. and Schutte, A.E., 2015. Alcohol consumption and cardiovascular disease, cancer, injury, admission to hospital, and mortality: a prospective
View More >>In modern nursing practice, nursing professionals must adhere to the NMC (2018) guidelines to not only provide safe and high-quality care to patients but also promote their professional accountability and integrity throughout the professional practice [NMC, 2018].
View More >>“Martin-Ferreres, M.L., Pardo, M.Á.D.J., Porras, D.B. and Moya, J.L.M., 2019. An ethnographic study of human dignity in nursing practice. Nursing outlook, 67(4), pp.393-403”.
View More >>Mental health nursing is a nursing practice sector that offers care to people with mental health disorders to assist them improve their lifestyle or recover. Mental health nurses are required to have advanced knowledge of mental health diagnosis, assessment, and treatment.
View More >>The case studies of patients provide invaluable record of different clinical practices executes to care for their health by healthcare professional and nurses. It acts as guidance to develop effective management of similar patients in a successful manner and the records help in framing key clinical studies. Thus, in this assignment,
View More >>A 7 years old boy with her mother has been referred to me by the dentist for providing them an effective as well as clear oral health advice on angular cheilitis. After assessing theoretical health of the body, it has been seen that the body needs an effective oral heath guidance for
View More >>In healthcare, consultation is the key opportunity in which the clinicians and nurses are able to explore the problems of the patients and their concerns leading them to identify the cause of their illness. It helps in determining the nature of intervention to be provided so that effective clinical governance can be reached (Ahmed et al., 2018). In this study, initially the consultation process of the patient is to be analysed. Thereafter, the pharmacological actions of the drug and clinical governance in care is to be analysed and discussed.
View More >>In nursing, reflection is important because it assists nurses to recognize their strength and limitation that is used to guide their
View More >>Nurse burn out in the dementia setting is a matter of great concern in modern nursing field. PHE (2019) mentioned that, many cases of nurse burnout have been registered in the NHS hospitals in which nurses experience several factors that lead to their burnout
View More >>Model for Critical Reflection and Action Plan template (the word counts are just to give you an idea of where to focus – you have 1500 words in total) School of Health and Education - Assessment Submission Sheet
View More >>Integrated care in nursing is organising care delivery process for the patient to achieve improved care for the patients through enhanced coordination of support provided to the patient (Song and Tang, 2019). In this assignment,
View More >>Young children use play as a means of learning. As they play, they build both their social and physical skills to try on different characters and personalities (Hillman, 2018). however, research evidence (Phytanza and Burhaein 2019) show that autistic
View More >>In nursing care, the nurses are to show empathy and develop a collaborative relationship with the patients so that they can identify the root cause of health problem and explain reason behind the symptoms been raised along with ensure appropriate
View More >>This essay illustrates the understanding of nursing skills required to assess a patient's individual care needs. The paper provides a critical analysis and evaluation of clinical reasoning and decision-making to make informed, evidence-based decisions when diagnosing a patient's condition.
View More >>For the last decade, multidisciplinary healthcare bodies have embraced the 'complex patient' model more often because there has been a rise in hospital
View More >>The analysis of case study of patients is important to develop range of perspectives regarding the disease which the patient is suffering from opposed to single view of the individual or patient during the initial
View More >>In nursing, the handing over of care is the process of transferring professional accountability and responsibility for some aspect or part of care of a patient by one nurse to another. The handing over in nursing
View More >>The brain acts to control the way a person feels, think, learn, remember, mover talk and perform other physical as well as psychological action through the help of the nervous system.
View More >>This is your individual workbook which is to be completed as part of the summative assessment for 6HSK1078. The workbook is intended to be completed as an individual piece of work and University rules on plagiarism and collusion must be adhered to.
View More >>The transferability skills in nursing are referred to as skills that are required to be present among nurses to make them successfully deliver
View More >>An integral part of the healthcare system is nursing which encompasses the promotion and prevention of health and illness for people
View More >>Long-term neurological conditions are a group of disorders that develop due to nervous system damage or disease that lasts a lifetime. These illnesses substantially impact an individual's profession, family, and society as a whole.
View More >>This is the beginning of the upper respiratory tract which opens towards the face through two nares anteriorly. Posteriorly the nasal cavity opens to the nasopharynx by two choanae (Peate, 2018).
View More >>Systematic post–cardiac arrest treatment following return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC) is becoming more widely recognized as a way
View More >>The process of handwashing is an essential part of the daily routine of life. It is also important to prevent the infectious spread and
View More >>This essay is about to present a critical appraisal of the selected primary research paper in terms of evaluating the validity, authenticity
View More >>In this PDP I would like to discuss my weaknesses that I have identified during reflecting on my placement. The areas of improvements are the written communication skill, task delegation skill, risk management skill nursing leadership and management and medicine management skill and safe medicine administration skill.
View More >>In nursing, reflective practice helps the nurses in making sense of their actions to learn and improvise their skills in enhancing their strength and resolving identified weakness. SBAR is one of the key communication frameworks been used to make meaningful communication by the nurses with the doctor.
View More >>Coronary Heart Disease (CHD) is the build-up of plaque in the arterial wall which supports blood supply to the heart and the plaque causes narrowing of the arteries resulting to limit blood flow to the heart (Tayefi et al., 2017). As per reports in 2021,
View More >>The NMC Code of Conduct mentions that confidentiality and privacy of the patient are to be ensured (NMC, 2018). The pseudonym M is used to indicate the patient. M is a 78-year-old female suffering from lung cancer who lives with her married son. M has been a smoker for 20+ years.
View More >>The delivery of effective nursing care is important (van Belle et al., 2020) because as it helps in providing enhanced treatment to the
View More >>In the workplace, I was responsible in delivering care to dementia patients to ensure their enhanced health outcome. It was mentioned
View More >>In nursing practice, nursing professionals must uphold their moral and ethical values, professional accountability and integrity
View More >>In nursing, reflective practice is important because it enables the nurse to determine the impact of their care procedure
View More >>Professional values in nursing can be defined as the moral principles that nurses need to implement in their practices to uphold their professional accountability towards their patients and colleagues (Alligood and Fawcett, 2017).
View More >>In nursing, record keeping of patient’s care and others helps in creating proof of care provided (Thupayagale‐Tshweneagae et al., 2020).
View More >>Self awareness is an essential part of nursing activities. The essentiality of certain values, principles, and professional behavioural patterns is extremely high for a person aiming to work as a nursing associate. In this reflective essay, an effort has been made to draw out such attributes and analyse them from the nursing associate practice and team working perspectives. Furthermore, in nursing practices, a proper understanding of accountability and responsibility are also needed to ensure that the work is done in a transparent manner in order to protect the interests of the patients
View More >>According to the recent reports it is seen that today's healthcare system are generally made of based on technological skills or are multigenerational and have a work force which is diverse culturally. After all these the speciality have always focused on specific things that is there is a common goal.
View More >>Urinary incontinence is a condition characterised by the disorders in the management of the urinary function in the human body. The Incontinence is characterised into many types which differ in the manifestation of the disorders in the performing the urinary function.
View More >>As mentioned by Hastie (2018), teamwork skill is fundamental to the dynamics of nursing that potentially influence the quality of care, safety of patients, workplace culture and behaviour of nursing staff. In this context the topic, “team working in nursing” is highly realistic as well as relevant that will present an evidence-based discussion on how teamwork
View More >>According to an undergraduate program in the field of healthcare and other related subjects, students need to illustrate their capabilities to read, understand, and review research reports, as do many different instructional disciplines. Seckam and Mercer (2018), stated about the in the current journal entitled “Older patients’ experiences and perceptions of having their wounds treated with medical-grade honey
View More >>Nursing is one of the most important professions in healthcare that plays a crucial role in satisfying the major objectives of healthcare such as providing compassionate care to patients, determine patients’ health needs
View More >>The hospitality sector is being improvised day after day and the sector is being influenced by the local cultures, habits, and needs. Hospitality business objectives are identified to be serving people to its core and gaining a competitive advantage. As a part of the analysis, it can also be mentioned that the industry needs adequate support from its workers to generalize the profit margin and inject money into the venture. In short, innovation in the hotel industry is highly related to delivering business and allowing logical ideas to count upon a positive change.
View More >>In this study I will present a critical appraisal of my personal leadership and management skill as a student nurse. In this assignment
View More >>Reflection is regarded as an analytical practice where one is required to describe an event, a real or imaginary scene and interaction that adds meaning to life (Husebø et al., 2015). In this work, I was tasked to reflect on the experience and interactions I acquired when working in the.
View More >>Breast cancer is abnormal growth of cells in the breast which is usually expressed in the form of tumour or felt as a lump. The presence of breast cancer is rare in men with 350 cases reported each year in the UK compared to 55,000 cases reported among women in the country
View More >>The objective for this task is to examine a non-clinical recommending scene dependent on a genuine clinical situation of a patient
View More >>From my childhood, I have always been fascinated to pursue a career in the healthcare sector. My interest has been in helping and protecting
View More >>During advocacy for patients, the nurses require to avoid creating and discrimination towards the patients. The nurses are required to control their emotions and self-belief so that they remain above unequal thoughts and actions to deliver care with compassion and respect,
View More >>The NMC Code of Practices informs nurses to use evidence in delivering care to service users to ensure their enhanced health (NMC, 2018). In the UK, the sources of evidence used by nurses in assuring patient safety and enhanced health outcomes come from Royal
View More >>The Person-centred care is referred to the approach where the individuals involved in utilising healthcare services are kept in the centre while making care plan and healthcare decision by the nurses and health professionals.
View More >>Nurses are often faced with a dilemma in the course of their practice to disclose sensitive information to their patients. Nevertheless, they should protect human rights by upholding
View More >>It is term coined by the United Kingdom Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agencies (MHRA) which denotes the following – “The clinical, cost-effective and safe use of medicines to ensure patients get the maximum
View More >>I have undertaken a reflection of professional values and parameters of practice. Professional nursing values are characterized by integrity, human dignity, professional practice and evaluation, justice that serves as a framework for standards and altruism.
View More >>I have undertaken a reflection on nursing skills that I pursued during my placement practice applying Driscoll's model reflective cycle. Driscoll's model is a recognized reflective framework that demonstrated
View More >>Depression is referred to mood disorder in which the individuals develops feeling of dejection and despondency, difficulty to concentrate, disturbance in sleeping hours
View More >>The identification and understanding of the factors that indicate an individual is in their last hours or days of life are subtle and complex. However, the nurses are obligated to identify them and provide care to such patients in such a way so that it promotes comfort,
View More >>The older adults are seen to require effective care support from nurses and carers as due to old age and health complications they are unable to take their own care. The nurses require being efficient in offering proper care to elderly individuals so that dignified
View More >>The nurses during care offer required treatment and intervention by the patients to treat their physical ailments and accomplish emotional needs. Thus, the delivery of appropriate nursing care is required for ensuring quality health and well-being of the patients.
View More >>Pressure Ulcers which are also known as bedsores which are the localised injury to the underlying tissues or skin usually due to long-term pressure or shear friction occurring over the bony prominence (Edsberg et al. 2016). The prevention of pressure
View More >>Nurses execute their duties within a nursing process that begins with patient assessment, then diagnosis phase, planning phase, implementation phase and evaluation/assessment phase (Howatson et al, 2013). Here, we are interested in the assessment phase, where we will conduct
View More >>Fundamental aspects of nursing care promote the foundation for all types of nursing care, that enable nurses to provide the high-quality care and support to patient in terms of conducting their sooner recovery. This essay is going to discuss the fundamental aspects of the nursing care
View More >>The presence of proper nursing care is essential as it helps to treat physical health complications of the patients as well as their psychological needs. (Nash, 2014). In this assignment, the key purpose to determine the nursing care of John McDermont who is currently suffering from paranoid schizophrenia and substance abuse issues.
View More >>In my first time attendance of the NCT Signature and breastfeeding course, I did not know what to expect and it has been quite a great experience to observe both due to their diverse layout. Both signature and breastfeeding had the same aim of empowering new parents and their setup
View More >>In this critical reflection essay, the challenges experienced during an incident while managing a group of patients as student nurses in my third-year placement is discussed. The essay is going to explore the impact of delegation and poor handover of nursing duties
View More >>The health assessment of the patient helps to ensure safe and effective nursing practice as it informs the nurses regarding the risk to be faced by the patient, in turn, making them take steps to implement effective medical
View More >>The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) is the professional body which sets out standards and guidelines to regulate the nurses to work professionally to ensure effective care to the service users (www.nmc.org.uk, 2018). The NMC Code of Conduct is seen to support
View More >>Since childhood, I always wanted to pursue a career in the healthcare sector. My fascination has always been in protecting and assisting patients in and around the society. To me, general nursing and mental health nursing is all about working respectfully and diligently and being able to charge as a leader in a high pressured surrounding to deliver the best.
View More >>The establishment of effective communication in nursing is essential for ensuring patient safety as well as their improved health and well-being. This is because the nurses who are at the centre of the patient care through communication are able to share information regarding
View More >>Nursing care involves assessment, diagnosis, evaluation and planning of care for the patients by the nurses through autonomous and collaborative action taken with the inclusion of patients, their family members, expert health and nursing professionals (Adam et al. 2017). The key aim of nursing care is to prevent deterioration of the health of individuals and control as well as manage the illness so that better health and well-being can be assured to the patients.
View More >>This case study will examine Fatima’s current health condition regarding her obesity and difficult sleeping. The nurse will assess the patient’s physical, psychological and sociological needs whilst using the Roper et al. (2000) model. This model allows nurses to assess patients holistically. Roper et al’s. (2000) framework contains the twelve-activity daily living assessment which is widely used to assess patients a cross the UK. Roper et al. (2000).
View More >>The NHS services are struggling to ensure high standard of care are maintained in the wake of financial and operational drawbacks it is experiencing. In order to achieve quality care the leadership of the NHS both at local and national levels must focus on service improvement and clinical excellence. The NHS needs to redesign its services in a way to ensure there is safety, savings on cost, effectiveness, streamlining of services and improved experience of care. Service improvement will also help remove the negative connotations people have on nursing (Craig, 2018). NICE offers guidelines which are supposed to ensure excellent standardised care is achieved across all NHS facilities.
View More >>The elderly due to their illness as well as deteriorated physical health condition such as heart diseases, poor vision, vertigo attack and others are unable to have proper strength to move alone and balance their body making them be at risk of experiencing falls (Giordano et al. 2016).
View More >>This essay will explore how the nurses make judgments regarding Mr. Singh’s clinical assessment, diagnosis and treatment. Clinical reasoning describes the techniques that the nurses use to gather ideas, develop it, to help understand the patient’s health condition and execute interventions (Barker et al., 2016).
View More >>The nurses have the key duty of assessing and planning care for the service users to ensure their effective health and well-being. They also have the role to manage records, monitor patient’s health, administer medication, supervise care and others. The NMC Code of Conduct is developed to mention series of statement and guidance to be followed by the nurses while offering care to the service users so that professionalism and safety are maintained along with high-quality care can be provided.
View More >>Healthy eating from an early age is a subject that has attracted studies to examine the various issues associated with healthy living. A healthy and balanced diet from childhood provides the necessary nutrients for the growth of the children.
View More >>Nursing is an important profession as the nurses by consulting with the health professionals uses best healthcare products for the patients as well as refine the process of support towards the patients to improve their health condition. In this assignment, the developments of nursing over the years are to be discussed.
View More >>I have changed my client’s name to protect anonymity. I have obtained written consent of my client for taking permission to use relevant information. I refer to my client as Racheal and to her mother as Amanda. Rachael’s relationship with her mother has broken down and she does not refer to her as her mother.
View More >>In the mentioned case study scenario Daniel who is 70 years old man and was admitted to the hospital for resection of the bladder tumour. The whole surgical process was great and being the nursing member of the hospital I was assigned to take his care during operation and also during post-operative scenario. As the surgery was carried out in the morning he was recovering in the day surgery unit, he was fine at that time.
View More >>The principle of nursing practice deals with the key points what everybody, starting from the supporting staffs, patients should do their job with proper ethics and integrity. Guidelines provided by the NMC has importance in this context and that will also be discussed in details. The violation of the integrity in academic practice termed as plagiarism which is an important issue in nursing education for pre-registered nurse. Due to the availability of internet access, plagiarism is a common tool for students.
View More >>One of the current pandemic health issues adversely affecting individual's health is COVID-19 which is evident as nearly 6.15 million cases of the disease are been reported with 372, 000 deaths been caused by it since May, 2020 which makes COVID-19 one of the worst-hit pandemic over the world (Hamzah et al., 2020). Thus, focus of the study would be regarding COVID-19 as it would help to analyse information in context to current healthcare challenges in managing COVID-19 to ensure taking steps in lowering its prevalence and mortality rate.
View More >>The person-centred care is referred to thinking and delivery of care services by considering the service users or patients using the health and social services as similar partners with the healthcare staffs. They are determined to act as partners in planning, creating and monitoring care to ensure it meets their care needs and demands (Walker and Deacon, 2016). In this study, person-centred care is to be critically discussed and the role of nurses in delivering person-centred care is to be explained.
View More >>The patient Daniel Thompson is 19 years old and had epilepsy and learning disability, he was suffering from abdominal pain for few days and he along with his mother came to emergency department (ED) of the hospital, where he diagnosed to have constipation. Two staff nurses Joe Jackson and Laura Parr were involved to treat the patient by following the essential and complex nursing practice skills. Following are the analysis extracted from the video conversation.
View More >>MAC times in computer forensic are forms of metadata used to record files when they are created, modified as well as approached as well as are depicted as follows; created time: ctime, Modified time: mtime, and Access time: atime depict AndreaFortuna article of (2017). However, MAC times dissent by file systems and operating systems and therefore capable of influencing a forensic exploration if development periods are needed to inqure from operating systems of UNIX and Windows.
View More >>In nursing care, the nurses by analysing and identifying the needs and demands of the service users through diagnosis of their health are to develop a care plan to ensure their well-being. In this assignment, the nursing care of patient named Roy will be explained and in this process, the steps of nursing to be followed and nursing model to be used in identifying his key needs will be discussed. Moreover, the way shared decision in care and care plan for Roy to be established will also be discussed.
View More >>This essay discusses the breached of ethical and code of conduct by nursing student with regards to the uses of social media. The use of social media is developing rapidly, health professionals need to maintain professional and ethical standards when networking social media. (NMBA). The ICN’s code of ethics for nurses provide a foundation for demonstrating compassion, integrity and advocating.
View More >>Tobacco smoking is considered one of the preventable causes of deaths in the UK and globally. Howevre, according to Wallace-Bell (2003), practitioners can play a pivotal role in working with the patient to deliver primary care and assist in the secession of the habit. This essay uses the DIEP (describe, interpret, evaluate and plan) strategy to reflect on my experience as primary care nurse in delivering care to ‘John,’ a 25-year-old student in my who had been smoking since for five years.
View More >>Ben must be able to establish that Dr Smith owed him a duty of care. A duty of care is plainly owed by a doctor to his or her patient as there is a sufficiently close relationship between the doctor and patient and the doctor can reasonably foresee the damage that can be caused by his failure to take care. Therefore, duty of care arises out of the doctor-patient relationship.
View More >>Nurses have key role to effectively care for individuals of all age groups, races, communitiesfor the promotion of their health and well-being andto aim topreventillness or cope with disability. For this purpose, student nurses require effective training and knowledge regarding the various ways in whichpatients are to be caredfor. Tis may bethrough effective administration of medication and other aspect ofcare.
View More >>In writing my case study it has been crucial for me to be aware of the UKCP code of ethics. As a psychotherapist, I am observing all the ethics related to the work regarding the client, such as, boundaries, confidentiality, diversity and so on. In addition, under the UKCP code of ethics, I will not mention my client’s real name and the place where I work. The client’s confidentiality is very important for me, therefore all the details related to the client and others have been changed. In order to respect my client’s confidentiality I shall call her Miss K.
View More >>The health assessment of the patient is regarded as a primary step to be performed in nursing to identify the health problems or risk being faced by the patient as well as medical needs of them to deliver them satisfactory and high-quality care. It is also important to execute effective health assessment so that the nurses can understand the way care plan is to be framed for the patient to ensure good health outcome.
View More >>Medical technology has advanced and undoubtedly underwent several phases of change. The merging of expertise in dermatology and medical technology brought about several skin resurfacing techniques which are used in therapies which provoke the rejuvenation of the skin. Some of the techniques used include laser resurfacing treatment therapies, PSR micro-needling, radiofrequency ablation, and other microdermabrasion techniques which are crystal-free.
View More >>Coronary Artery Disease (CAD) is the most common heart disease experienced worldwide. According to the National Institute of Heart (NIH), CAD is the leading cause of deaths in the Southern Australia for both male and female people ("Coronary Artery Disease | CAD | MedlinePlus", 2019). This disease is caused when the arteries supplying blood to the heart (Coronary Artery) become hard and narrow.
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