Burnout, especially in nurses and other healthcare workers, has been in existence for a long. The condition has adversely affected the ability of these workers to discharge their duties appropriately. Due to its negative impacts, many pieces of research and studies have been carried out with the core objective of establishing its causes, effects, and […] Read more >>
Pathophysiology of TB Tuberculosis (TB) is a contagious bacterial airborne disease, the causative agent of which is Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Nahid et al. 2016). TB’s prevalence is high in people living with the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). Getahun et al. (2011) state that, in the end of 2009, nearly thirty-three million people worldwide were infected with […] Read more >>
Name: B. T Date: March 29, 2017 Time: 2:00 pm Age: 29 years old Sex: White Female SUBJECTIVE CC: “I think I am having a urinary tract infection” You may find this article Nursing SOAP Note Writing Service useful. HPI: The patient notes that she started having the symptoms two days ago. She claims that she realized that she was visiting the […] Read more >>
The use of nursing theories in practice has been embraced by many nursing professionals and healthcare institutions in the recent past. Owing to their elementary concepts derived from nursing models and other related specialties, these theories provide the nursing profession with extensive comprehension of healthcare fundamentals. Particularly, mid-range nursing theories seek to investigate specific occurrences […] Read more >>
This paper will focus on the mid-range theory called the Interaction Model of Client Health Behavior (IMCHB) which is used to introduce a comprehensive and systematic description of society-based elders. Abstract constructs, concepts, factors, and variables depicted by one dimension of the model could assess 54% of probability among elders’ health status, whereas 47% refer […] Read more >>
Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) remains one of the diseases with high mortality and morbidity rates in both developed and developing countries (Ross et al., 2010). As a result, it is necessary to identify and utilize effective methods of the management of the disease conditions for reducing the effects of CHF. Since most people affected by […] Read more >>
The words “diabetes mellitus” (DM), therefore, refer to the output of copious amounts of sweet-tasting urine, a key presentation of this renowned metabolic disease. DM is an endocrine disorder precipitated by either partial or total loss of insulin activity. Insulin is an anabolic hormone produced by beta cells of the pancreas, which causes reduction in […] Read more >>
W5 A3 SOAP Pediatrics Name: CH Date: 9/28/2017 Sex: Male Age 15 years /DOB 7/20/2002 /Place of Birth: BBW SUBJECTIVE Historian: The boy and his mother Present Concerns/CC: “I have had chest pain for four hours.” Child Profile: CH is not sexually active. He goes to school and spends eight hours there daily. He is allowed to […] Read more >>
Evaluation of the Case Study and Approach to Care for the Patient In the case of Tommy Acker (TA), physical child abuse is an ongoing process, and if it goes unnoticed, it can be fatal. In this case, it was quite essential to carry out a detailed history and a meticulous examination of all systems […] Read more >>
Safe and quality patient care is inevitable in the current healthcare system that seeks to positively affect the health outcomes of patients through different organizations. Nurse leaders must facilitate the provision of safe and effective care since nurses form the largest proportion of health care workers. Moreover, nurse leaders can remain current and follow the […] Read more >>
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