he Transformation of Meck Insurance
BY SAM SAM
Management
Read the case The Transformation of Meck Insurance (p. 612-622).
Step 2. Keeping in mind the lessons learned to date from this case, propose a design (interventions, roles and responsibilities, timing, agendas, and other aspects) for Launch 2. Be sure to include or consider the following:
Continued work with leadership team Building capability of leaders Starting to engage rest of organization using core principles Continuing to leverage organization design features, such as systems, structures, and rewards, to align behavior to The Compass.
Step 3.Time to produce an essay that should meet the following requirements:
It must be an APA formatted 3-5 page long (1000-1500 words) essay. You may use the APA assignment template available at the bottom of this section. It must contain at least three scholarly sources (peer-reviewed journal….
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A 68-year-old man with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) has been referred to home health nursing services for medication instruction and respiratory assessment.
BY SAM SAM
Nursing
A. A 68-year-old man with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) has been referred to home health nursing services for medication instruction and respiratory assessment. During the nurse’s first visit, the following information is obtained during history taking: overweight for height by about 30 pounds, weight loss of 10 pounds over the past 2 months, complaints of shortness of breath while eating, and unable to get to the grocery store (relies on a neighbor for Helpance). How would this information relate to the development of a nursing care plan?
B. 2. An 80-year-old woman who is 5 foot, 4 inches tall, weighs 152 pounds, and is in generally good health records the following 24-hour intake:
Breakfast: 1 glass orange juice, 2 slices whole wheat toast, 1 tablespoon butter Lunch:….
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case analysis and basic treatment plan of a well known fictional character of your choice
BY SAM SAM
Uncategorized
My assignment is A case study. (1800 words with 7 References APA style ). Over view write response 1800 words (+/-10%). That provides a case analysis and basic treatment plan of a well known fictional character of your choice (i e from a book, movie or TV show) with 7 references to literature in this field preferably not internet referencing references from reputable publications books or journals of a proven nature. 1. A brief overview of the character and the salient aspects of their presentation 2 . Analysis of the issues the client may be experiencing and the reasons they are seeking Counselling 3. Recommended theoretical approach that you (the Counsellor) are adopting eg any of the following approaches are fine CBT or person – centre counselling ,….
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A nurse is assessing a patient’s eyes for accommodation. What actions would the nurse perform during this test?
BY SAM SAM
Nursing
A nurse is assessing a patient’s eyes for accommodation. What actions would the nurse perform during this test? Select all that apply.
a. Bring a penlight from the side of the patient’s face and briefly shine the light on the pupil.
b. Hold a forefinger, a pencil, or other straight object about 10 to 15 cm (4??to 6?) from the bridge of the patient’s nose.
c. Hold a finger about 6??to 8??from the bridge of the patient’s nose.
d. Darken the room.
e. Ask the patient to look straight ahead.
f. Ask the patient to first look at a close object, then at a distant object, then back to the close object.
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M.W. is a 70-year-old white woman with a medical history of hypertension, osteoarthritis, atrial fibrillation, and total hysterectomy who lives by herself in a two-story row home.
BY SAM SAM
Nursing
M.W. is a 70-year-old white woman with a medical history of hypertension, osteoarthritis, atrial fibrillation, and total hysterectomy who lives by herself in a two-story row home. She visits the primary care clinic with her daughter, who is concerned because M.W. has “bounced” a few checks and can no longer pay her bills without Helpance. M.W. admits that she has been forgetful and appears anxious as she describes an incident in which she went shopping and could not remember where she parked her car. Her daughter states that her mother’s memory has progressively worsened over the past year. M.W.’s medications include fosinopril 20 mg PO daily, metoprolol succinate ER 50 mg PO daily, warfarin 5 mg PO daily, vitamin D 1,000 IU PO daily, and acetaminophen 325 mg….
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Mrs. M. is an 85-year-old woman with breast cancer with metastasis to the lungs. She is receiving palliative chemotherapy. Her husband died 5 years ago, and she is currently living with her daughter, who works outside the home. A private caregiver has been hired through a community agency.
BY SAM SAM
Nursing
Mrs. M. is an 85-year-old woman with breast cancer with metastasis to the lungs. She is receiving palliative chemotherapy. Her husband died 5 years ago, and she is currently living with her daughter, who works outside the home. A private caregiver has been hired through a community agency. Mrs. M. enjoys visits from her family and fellow church members. Mrs. M. is seen by the geriatric nurse practitioner when she comes to her follow-up appointment in the oncology clinic. She is experiencing moderate-to-severe right chest wall pain. She also is experiencing dyspnea on exertion, nausea, constipation, and fatigue. A recent CT scan revealed disease progression on third-line chemotherapy. Her past medical history is noncontributory. Current medications: hydrochlorothiazide 12.5 mg PO daily and levothyroxine 50 mcg PO daily; and….
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A design solutions report aims to encapsulate the most valuable insights from the research stage and channel these into theoretical prototypes. You must stick to the facts when discussing research and purporting to call upon factual data.
BY SAM SAM
Management
A design solutions report aims to encapsulate the most valuable insights from the research stage and channel these into theoretical prototypes. You must stick to the facts when discussing research and purporting to call upon factual data. The interpretation of this data, however, is subject to variation, as are the many possible ideation directions you may go with this contextualised data afterwards. You will conduct the early phases of data analysis and ideation in a team with others. This will be called a ‘flexible collaboration team’ (FCT). After the initial phases of research synthesis and ideation, each student will develop an individual solution report for their chosen solution. You may develop one solution (only) from the list developed in your ideation session(s) with your FCT. The end result….
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Creating a Plan to Reduce Resistance
BY SAM SAM
Nursing
Creating a Plan to Reduce Resistance.
You work in an intensive care unit where there is an all-registered nurse (RN) staff. The staff work 12-hour shifts, and each nurse is assigned one or two patients, depending on the nursing needs of the patient. The unit has always used total patient care delivery assignments. Recently, your unit manager informed the staff that all patients in the unit would be assigned a case manager in an effort to maximize the use of resources and to reduce length of stay in the unit. Many of the unit staff resent the case manager and believe that this has reduced the RN’s autonomy and control of patient care. They are resistant to the need to document variances to the care multidisciplinary action plans….
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Clinical Leadership and Governance in nursing
BY SAM SAM
Nursing
Clinical Leadership and Governance in nursing
Word Length: 500 words
Task
Video # 2: The Mark Green Case
This was an actual clinical case adapted for the video in which a serious clinical error occurred and resulted in a person’s death. The coroner’s report following the inquest identified multiple issues and areas for improvement. Click on the link below and go to case #2. YOU MUST USE THIS CASE STUDY
Medication Safety: Resources
After watching the video, read the following questions and post them into the forum. You must post your response before you can see other posts.
What issues both governance and human factors contributed to the patient’s death? The new graduate nurse notes a medication error. Based on the Registered Nurse Standards for Practice, how should the new graduate and experienced….
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Ms Sabina Witloff, aged 72 years, is being discharged on warfarin. She normally administers her medications from a Webster pack that the pharmacist makes up for her each month
BY SAM SAM
Nursing
Ms Sabina Witloff, aged 72 years, is being discharged on warfarin. She normally administers her medications from a Webster pack that the pharmacist makes up for her each month. She has said that she is concerned as to how she will work out her warfarin doses each week after her blood test. She has been provided with three containers of warfarin (Coumadin [1mg, 2mg, 5mg]). Provide education for Ms Witloff to safely calculate and administer her doses of warfarin (her discharge dose will be 7.5mg; also include the following example doses in the education – 3mg, 12.5mg) at home. 2. Ms Jane Watkins, aged 70 years, is being discharged on furosemide for her hypertension. The frequency of the dose has increased from 20mg daily to 20mg bd. She….
