Abstract The patient-nurse ratio has been constantly increasing, which has numerous undesirable and adverse impacts on the healthcare industry such as the provision of poor services to patients by nurses, who are overworked and, as a result, often stressed and dissatisfied with their work. Consequently, it becomes necessary for stakeholders to develop a successful long-term […] Read more >>
Viral hepatitis C (HCV) constitutes the primary reason of advanced liver disease with the highest mortality, liver transplantation, and puts people at risk of severe comorbidities. The diversity of virus and its resistance pose the challenges to an effective and short duration treatment. Several decades of continuous research of pathogenesis, genomics, and antiviral therapy have […] Read more >>
1.0 Background 1.1 Description of the Problem Urinary incontinence refers to the involuntary leakage of urine by individuals. It is simply referred to as the loss of bladder control, and the severity of the problem varies as some people can pass urine when they cough or sneeze or have sudden incidences of the urge to […] Read more >>
The Johns Hopkins Nursing Evidence-Based Practice (JHNEBP) continues to be a useful tool for research. It is a helpful guide for developing questions in an attempt to find evidence (Dearholt & Dang, 2012). This tool is used to make the current study informative particularly focusing on the identification of the problem and its importance, as […] Read more >>
1. Patient name: Mohammed A. 2. Patient age: 54 3. The ethnicity of the patient: He is Asian. As a Muslim, he believes in using the right hand for feeding and drinking. His culture also requires males to undergo circumcision eight days after birth. They also believe in trimming their mustache, clipping their nails, and […] Read more >>
Abstract Nowadays, the US healthcare system is experiencing a great challenge with nurse staffing. The paper is focused on a greater workload and the insufficient number of nurses to provide the appropriate service as the main reasons for the staffing challenges. In addition, there is a problem with hospitals hiring temporary nurses in order to […] Read more >>
Latinos in America are both at risk and underserved and, as another minority group, face a myriad of problems, in particular disparities in quality healthcare. Because of health disparity in the United States, Hispanics have to grapple with nonfinancial and financial barriers to access quality health care. Immigration status, language, and acculturation directly influence access […] Read more >>
Nola Pender is a famous nursing theorist and author who developed the health promotion model in 1982. It is currently widely utilized in practice, education, and research nationwide and worldwide. The model was designed in 1996 and 2004 (Sheehan, 2011). To accelerate healing, ensure good health, and address an HIV/AIDS epidemic, Pender has encouraged developing […] Read more >>
Various researchers have produced a considerable body of literature that addresses patient fall prevention. However, preventing falls in the healthcare environment has always remained elusive. For that reason, it still causes various problems such as fractures and internal injuries, which require more time to manage. Consequently, patients find themselves spending more time in the hospital […] Read more >>
Introduction Stroke is a medical condition that is caused by the interruption or reduction of blood supply to the brain. This deprives the affected part of brain nutrients and oxygen supply. The biochemical processes are hence stopped, interrupted, or impaired; the brain cells can even die. Further, the condition can also be caused by bursting […] Read more >>
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