Lists Lessons and Challenges encountered on EINC practices.

Q: Discuss the Steps for Equipment Selection as well as Equipment Utilization in a 1000 bedded hospital

A: Defining the need Surveying the standard guidelines. Search for possible product providers…

Q: Provide an example of how the EMR can improve quality of care and decrease errors

A: EMR ( electronic medical records)  is a complete and accurate iinformations about the patients .…

Q: Identify factors that affect safety in a person’senvironment.

A: Factors influencing the safety of a person's environment can be the qualities of both the person and…

Q: Explain how the standard of practice X pertains to the health care worker or CST?

A: The standard of practice aims to establish a framework for Certified Surgical Technologist (CST) as…

Q: how would the CIPP model be used to evaluate a nursing program

A: The CIPP model is an evaluation model that is developed by Daniel Stufflebeam and colleagues. It is…

Q: n the importance

A: A health management information system is an integrated effort to process, report, collect and use…

Q: Outline 5 general safety measures standard precautions.

A: General safety measures are measures taken for the inhibition and avoid the any health problems and…

Q: Effective communication is essential for ensuring patient safety Question options: A) True B) False

A: We know that Nurses are highly responsible for catering the proper needs for the patients. They also…

Q: What types of Complementary and alternative medicine therapies might help the patient Feel less…

A: Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is the term for medical products and practices that are…

Q: Discuss the way in which the responsive and action dimensions interrelate in maintaining a…

A: The formation of pleasant clinician-patient encounters is facilitated by therapeutic interpersonal…

Q: Compare and contrast the three levels of prevention in health promotion.

A: The levels of prevention regarding health promotions are: Primary prevention Secondary prevention…

Q: Please explain in detail  Discuss the roles of the physician, the pharmacist, the nurse, the…

A: Here we have to discuss the roles of physician, pharmacist,  the nurse, the caregiver and the elder…

Q: Explain how technical and allocative inefficiency in health care firms affect the welfare of the…

A: HEALTH CARE- The prevention, diagnosis, treatment, improvement, or cure of disease, illness,…

Q: Discuss the differences between protocols and standing orders ?

A: Nursing theory includes a group of concepts that provides a framework for the nursing practice.…

Q: What are major sources of preventable medical errors according to the IOM 1999 Report

A: Medical errors can be defined as preventable failures in the execution of planned care or the use of…

Q: How to identify key problems and issues in a case study. Give samples

A: In exploratory research, case studies are often used. In the generation of new ideas case study is…

Q: Identify three (3) nursing responsibilities related to safe use of equipment

A: Question.  Identify three  nursing responsibilities related to safe use of equipment?      Answer.…

Q: Explain the ABCS in conducting physical examination in giving first aid under primary survey.

A: The emergency care that is given to a patient that is injured or in distress is referred to as first…

Q: What are the main differences between occupational risk assessment and ecological risk assessment?

A: Ecological risk assessments(ERAs) These are performed to evaluate the likelihood of adverse…

Q: What is the best strategy to implement an effective free medicine program to the public? Explain in…

A: Public community program me are meant for creating awareness among  Public . These kind of community…

Q: Describe how epidemiological data influences changes in health practices. Provide an example and…

A: Ans) Epidemiology is the investigation of the wellbeing status of human populaces.a). Disease…

Q: Define Energy-Based CAM (complimentary alternative medicine) therapy and give 2 examples

A: Complimentary And Alternative medicine:  Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) refers to…

Q: What are OPD Management and IP care. Explain with examples.

A: The OPD means Out Patient Department. It doesn't expect patients to be hospitalized. It is the one…

Q: Three key performance indicators (KPIs) that a doctor's or dentist's office could use to evaluate…

A: Over the last decade, the healthcare industry in the United States and overseas has undergone…

Q: Explain how HL7 influences healthcare data standards

A: HL7( Health Level-7) it is a non profit organization, developed by Health Level Seven International…

Q: match these examples of activities with each of the main strategies for social and medical points of…

A: The correct matches are:- 1 = A coordination of care and counseling for type 2 diabetes, which has…

Q: How does the application of occupational risk assessment differ from ecological or human health…

A: Occupational risk assessment is a method by which it is estimated the health risk concern with…

Q: Choose one potential hazard in a work area or associated with a work task that you have completed…

A: One of the potential hazard in a work area is fall of patient during transferring from one place to…

Q: Explain the ABCs in conducting physical examination in giving first aid under primary survey.

A: The emergency care that is given to a patient that is injured or in distress is referred to as first…

Q: Distinguish between Phase I and Phase II clinical trials in regard to number of persons enrolled,…

A: Drug discovery is the process by which a new medication or drug for a particular disease is…

Q: Discuss the process of crisis intervention ?

A: Stressful situation It is an individual response to pressure and challenges. It generally impacts on…

Q: Identify a particular hazard in your laboratory and then go on the process how to control it…

A: A hazard is a type of living or non-living entity that induces harm or damage after coming in…

Q: Describe and explain at least 3 health usability and utility in the community setting

A: Health usability can be defined as the expansion to which a product is useable by a specific user…

Q: Describe MPI in your own words and how it is used in healthcare facilities?

A: Almost all individuals access healthcare services and it is necessary that the demographic details…

Q: What are the purpose of Levine's Conservation Model in nursing

A: Nursing theories They explain the fundamental aspects of patient care and nursing practice. Each…

Q: Please describe the steps of risk assessment.

A: Risk assessment involves the assessment of the possibility of mishaps and the consequences of…

Q: What are the best evidence-based interventions to support public health education?

A: Evidence-based practice is defined as the application of research evidence while carrying out the…

Q: whether increasing research on maggot's therapy is beneficial or it associates too many risks.

A: The larval stage of flies is represented by maggots. They are worm-like, whitish-transparent animals…

Q: What are 8 different strategies/approaches that can be used to teach patients in the clinical…

A: Here we have to discuss 8 different strategies to teach patients in the clinical settings.

Q: What safe and effective drug prescription method can be done to enhance pharmacokinetics of drugs…

A: Introduction Medicine for elder people is concerned about their health, diagnosis and treatment of…

Q: can you explain in 300 words How  deming’s PDCA is helpful to  meet the patient  satisfaction in the…

A: In the hospital setting, patient satisfaction is very important as measures the effectiveness of…

Q: Foy, Unger & Wattenberg, 2004 provided a structured approach to TFGT with adults. This stands for…

A: unger and Wattenberg, 2004 provided some psychotherapy treatments who survived physical and sexual…

Q: Is combination approaches is effective for physical illness ?answer quickly

A: Combination therapy or combination approach is a way by which more than one therapy /medication is…

Q: Describe what standard precautions are and what work practices meet these requirements with an…

A: STANDARD PRECAUTIONS  Standard precautions  are a set of basic infection prevention practices…

Q: Explain how employers can constrain health care costs and promote wellness without contracting with…

A: Other than simply transferring costs to employees through high-deductible health plans, employers…

Q: WHAT IS THE SIGNIFICANCE OF USING THE TECHNIQUES: REINFORCEMENT & PUNISHMENT UNDER OPERANT…

A: Reinforcement refers to anything that increases the chances of a response. It is of two types:…

Q: Explain the purpose and aims of a risk assessment

A: Risk assessment is a hazard estimation. It involves the identification of risk and analysis of…