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RUA NR: 103 Caring for Pregnant Women with History of Substance Abuse Chamberlain University College of Nursing NR: 103 Caring for Pregnant Women with History of Substance Abuse As a nurse working with pregnant patients, you see all walks of life. You care for patients with and without significant medical history that may or may not make them high risk, including patients who have history of substance abuse. As a nurse you are taught to treat all patients the same, without judgement, with...

BSC NURSIN 108 Critical care RUA Interdisciplinary sample. Care of the Critically-Ill Patient: Interdisciplinary Care NR 341: Complex Adult Health May 30, 2017 Care of the Critically-Ill Patient: Interdisciplinary Care 73-year-old, Caucasian, widowed, retired male was admitted to the hospital on May 11, 2017 from his home. He does not have a resuscitation status, and no known allergies. Admitting diagnosis is mitral valve disease secondary to bacterial endocardi...

NR 103 RUA PAPER Task Distribution as a Nurse Chamberlain College

NR 103 Week 5 RUA Safety with Mental Health Patients – SAFETY-NR 103 Chamberlain College

BSC NURSIN 108 Critical care RUA Interdisciplinary sample. Care of the Critically-Ill Patient: Interdisciplinary Care NR 341: Complex Adult Health May 30, 2017 Care of the Critically-Ill Patient: Interdisciplinary Care 73-year-old, Caucasian, widowed, retired male was admitted to the hospital on May 11, 2017 from his home. He does not have a resuscitation status, and no known allergies. Admitting diagnosis is mitral valve disease secondary to bacterial endoca...

BSC NURSIN 108 Critical care RUA Interdisciplinary sample. Care of the Critically-Ill Patient: Interdisciplinary Care NR 341: Complex Adult Health May 30, 2017 Care of the Critically-Ill Patient: Interdisciplinary Care 73-year-old, Caucasian, widowed, retired male was admitted to the hospital on May 11, 2017 from his home. He does not have a resuscitation status, and no known allergies. Admitting diagnosis is mitral valve disease secondary to bacterial endoca...

Caring: Proper Etiquette Balances a Happy Patient Chamberlain College of Nursing NR 103: Transition to the nursing profession Caring: Teamwork and personality creates a delightful Experience When patients are admitted to hospitals, nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, assisted living facility or any type of such facilities, they expect top quality care from their nursing staff, and they deserve to receive nothing less of excellent quality care. Nurses are a great significance to the healthcare...

Safety Culture in Nursing Chamberlain College of Nursing NR 103: Transition into the Nursing Profession Safety Culture in Nursing Over the past decade the workload of the nurse has continued to increase due to added safety policies and responsibilities they must undertake. This paper’s goal is to assess the impact of added safety measures in the hospital space upon the nursing workload. Testing and experimentation This study’s “data collection involved 60 h of fieldwork over a three-year p...

Falls in the Elderly Chamberlain University College of Nursing NR103: Transition to the Nursing Professions Falls in the Elderly This paper is to discuss falls and the impact they have on the elderly. This paper will pull information from both personal experience and journal reports. “A fall is defined as an event in which a person unintentionally drops from an upright or other fixed, secure position to a lower or less erect position on the floor or the ground for reasons that are not related ...

NR 103 Week 5 RUA: Submission Paper – Safety Culture in Nursing PATIENT SAFETY IN HEALTH CARE Safety is defined as the condition of being protected from or unlikely to cause danger, risk, or injury (Oxford dictionaries, 2018). Safety is one of the most prominent healthcare challenges worldwide. The purpose of this article is to determine healthcare professionals’ knowledge of patient safety. This systemic method focuses on healthcare professionals such as physicians, head nurses, nurse, or n...