Changes and Challenges in Health Care Essay

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    The use of health information technology (HIT) can be seen as a tool that makes it feasible for health care providers to better handle patients ' care through a secured and health information sharing process. By making health information available electronically has also brought health care closer to the patient when and where it is needed. Apart from making health information easily accessible, HIT can make health care more cost effective and improve its quality. Some of the health information…

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    drastic and frequent changes that occurred have left a mixed but relevant legacy. Therefore this essay will explain how psychiatry has evolved. The historical theories of mental illness will be briefly noted in order to grasp early explanations of mental illness. The history of mental illness prior to the Victorian era will be considered in order to learn the challenges psychiatry had to overcome. The Victorian changes will also be considered and the development of modern psychiatric care will…

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    edu/reports/2010/the future of nursing-leading-change-advancing health.aspx) lead to excitement for me as a nurse. The Institute of Medicine report discussed the Future of Nursing: Leading change, Advancing Health. I was very surprised to learn that there were at least three million nurses in the healthcare workforce in 2010, imagine what those numbers might look like today. Hopefully nurses will consider this, will we see as a nation see a significant change in those three million nurses when…

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    the health status of Americans, which focuses on the health issues that require immediate attention and other health issues facing in the country. It has been working with many organizations and individuals to find the optimal quality of solutions, obtain comprehensive and measurable care. RWJF has substantial role to minimize the rate of childhood obesity by providing an access to healthy foods and exercise. It also supports the policies and initiatives to promote the affordable health care…

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    technology and the health care system. This SMAC involved the process that information technology have when it comes to providing safe patient care. As a result, while systems thinking allows new and useful methods to improve patient safety, it comes with it its own intangible challenges, if not documented and addressed. This SMAC allowed us to see the challenges that healthcare system faces and how they analyzed and apply systems thinking in assessing them. Understanding the challenges by…

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    While some people may disagree that The National Black Gay Men’s Advocacy Coalition (NBGMAC) does not promote social change and this issue is not important, this organization uses effective strategies to challenge institutions and reinforce positive social behavior and relations.…

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    The rationale behind the use of PRO scores in clinical practice is that it enhances the quality of patient care [106, 108, 109]. Theoretically, using PRO scores in clinical practice improves the quality of care by influencing communication (patient-clinician, clinician-clinician, clinician-relatives, patient-relatives), uncovering patients’ problems, such as psychological and functional problems, monitoring response to treatment, providing information about the impact of prescribed treatments,…

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    Future Of Nursing Report

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    Campaign for Action in late 2010. The Institute of Medicine (IOM) report provided a proposal for transforming the nursing profession to improve health care and meet the needs of a diverse population. Nurses are the largest component in the United States (U.S.) health care workforce and play an essential role to overcoming the current challenges of health care. The campaign states that there isn’t enough practicing nurses nor enough nurses with advanced credentials and expertise. Few are able to…

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    Terminal Practice Nursing

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    practitioners and leaders of transformation in health care. DNP APNs are able to work in any role from direct care to the executive level across the continuum of our increasingly complex healthcare environment. DNP prepared APNs are educated via the Essentials of Doctoral Education for Advanced Practice Nursing (AACN, 2006) in organizational and systems leadership, evidence-based practice, information systems and technology, health care policy for advocacy in health care, interprofessional…

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    impressions with respect to the changes that the health care reform will bring about in their practice. After the presentation, a discussion was made on how the nurses will be impacted by the PPACA, and the prosperity and challenges nursing community may have in the evolving nursing practice. All agreed that nursing is a great profession and nurse are capable of acting as a driving force to achieve the objective of health care reform, and implementing continuity of care for the patients to…

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