Executive Summary This report was prepared with the aim of serving as a career guide investigation for an international student. The intention was to describe and explain how to seek employment as a healthcare student in Australia after completion of my degree course. It has explained in great detail the labor market in Australia, especially in the healthcare provider sector, in which I am interested. My target is to join

Introduction The Institute of Medicine report, The Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health, is an extensive study on the roles of nurses, education, and responsibilities should have dynamics to satisfy the demands of the progressively diverse populations, aging population and react to complicated, changing healthcare framework (Smeltzer, 2016). However, the primary aim of this paper is to discuss the impacts of IOM on the education of nurses, their practice,

Introduction: Currently, a number of community-level theories are being observed in health promotion. These theories are significant since they play an important role in understanding and panning the idea of health promotions and the diseases that patients can encounter. The health belief model is considered important in health promotion since it focuses on the health of the individual people involved. In the same way, the ecological model is essential since

The mental health issues raised in “The Awakening”, written by Kate Chopin, could be understood from social perspectives, historical understanding, gender-based differences, and cultural influence on women. The main issue was that the women of the 19th century were facing mental illness due to a number of issues. The considered female population had severe mental illness problems, which resulted in the opposing behaviour of the male doctors and their husbands.

In nursing practice, conflicts are likely to arise from fundamental disparities in power and knowledge. Regardless of the efforts to make medicine less paternalistic, there is a general perception that physicians are in charge of directing nurses and patients on what they should do. In addition, conflict among nurses has been seen to endanger patient safety and compromise the quality of patient care (Chan, J. et al. 2014, p.935). In

Table of Contents Abstract 3 Introduction 4 Aim, Rationale, and Significance of Project 5 Context and the Setting of the Project 7 Brief Review of Literature Relevant To This Specific Project 7 Project Design and Methods 8 Proposed Timeframe 9 Expected Outcome/S 9 Conclusion 10 References 11 Appendix 14 Abstract Background This proposal: Back injury is one of the most common occupation disorders affecting the nursing profession throughout the world.

1. Explain the concept of health and well-being across the lifespan and its relationship to primary health care (PHC). Public participation in health matters is important in reviewing and giving the best health needs to different groups in a society. Before engaging in public opinion, it is inevitable to note that the communities have different economic activities, social welfare, and demographic locations. In most cases of handling health issues from

Calcium is one of the most abundant minerals in the body, and the body uses the mineral to keep the bones and teeth of an individual strong and healthy. In general, the adult human body requires 1200g of calcium, which is 1-2% of the body weight, and 99% of this is found in mineralized tissues such as bones and teeth (Cashman, 2002). In addition to bone and teeth health, it

The article by Aaron Cummins illustrates the application of strategic leadership skills in the endeavor to balance the provision of quality healthcare and, at the same time, achieve efficient financial management. The nature of services delivered to patients should not be compromised by the urge to improvise financial accumulation in health facilities. Clients’ well-being should be the priority of every official in the healthcare unit. The author suggests that by

Establishing strategic goals for a healthcare department provides a clear picture of where it is headed, the objectives it expects to achieve, and the methods it will leverage to achieve the set goals. Strategic goals usually entail those goals in the near future, like in the following year, in the next two years, or in the next five years. Strategic goals for a healthcare department are fundamental because they enable

Assessment 1 After The night handover, the RN will begin her duty by conducting a mini-assessment of John Doe. The assessment will be based on a quick visual and physical assessment. The nurse will use a stethoscope to listen to various parts of the body. This includes listening to the lungs to note any abnormalities in the lung sounds. The heart sound is listened to for abnormal sounds. The heart

As a nurse working with a postpartum woman who appears to be having some postpartum mental health issues, I would include Perinatal Scary Thoughts Action Algorithm (PPSC). The PPSC assessment is used to examine patients presenting with scary intrusive thoughts (Brummelte & Galea, 2016). The PPSC protocol involves the determination of the mother’s scary thoughts to rule out suicidal ideation. I will examine the extent to which distress interferes with

Introduction The bank war refers to the era of President Andrew Jackson, during which a political war was started between different parties over the issue of the banking system, and the “Second Bank of United States” ultimately vanished. This war basically involved the president of the United States and the president of the Second Bank. This campaign was started by Andrew Jackson when he realized that his stance on opposing

Introduction The history of human care dates back to ancient times when people used self-treatment by herbs to heal wounds and treat diseases. However, the developed methods of human care started in the mid-19th century when Florence Nightingale redefined the concept of nursing care and provided scientific definitions and ways to provide necessary nursing care. The surgical practice was initially meant to cure amputations, lacerations, and draining of rotten wounds.

The article discusses the differences in the mental and physical health of the LGBT youth with the aim of enhancing mindfulness among doctors on the current disparities in this community. The paper will raise the issue to the physician to promote more extensive, confirmatory, and other compassionate medical care to the LGBT people group. LGBT youth get poor quality care as a result of a lack of their healthcare need

Introduction One of the controversial issues in the United States is the increased misuse and overprescription of opioids witnessed for the last ten years. According to the report released by the National Institute on Drug Abuse, opioids are one of the drugs commonly abused by adults in the U.S. (Olsen, 2016). The drug is mainly used as a pain reliever. Statistics show that the use of opioid drugs rose by

Introduction Latinos are people born or residing in Latin America and can be of any race or a combination of races. In access to healthcare, Latinos experience many challenges, such as political, social barriers, and language barriers because they have limited English proficiency (LEP). According to the report released by the US Census (2014), Spanish speakers living in the United States recorded the highest percentage of people with LEP. Besides,

This case study elaborates on the causes of the adrenal tumor. Even though various conditions cause complications in the adrenal gland, this case study focuses on Cushing syndrome. The case study further elaborates on Cushing syndrome, its signs and symptoms, how to handle the complications, the causes of this condition, and caution for the patient. The case study constantly refers to a patient named Susan. The body of a human

In a primary health assessment, many approaches are used in the collection of data for research purposes. These methods include collecting daily information from different patients suffering from various diseases. A medical practitioner enters information about the patient into software that is available to be used in the analysis. Another approach used is the collection of community and census data. Different health authorities have a varied range of information that

Over the years, delirium and dementia neurocognitive disorders have developed, and many people across the globe have been affected by these disorders. However, many people still do not know the difference between the two due to their similarities in causes and symptoms. Delirium is defined as a sudden change in a person’s mental state. On the other hand, dementia is a range of signs that a person’s brain is not