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During the anaesthetic, she had breathing problems and the attending anaesthetist was slow at responding to the situation, thus became unable to insert a device to open her airway.... This would be as a result of patient safety incident, which is any healthcare related event that is unexpected, unintended, and undesired and which could have or did harm the patients.... The resulting patient safety management knowledge continually heighten improvement efforts to better patients' welfare such as applying lessons learned from industry and business, educating consumers and providers, adopting innovative technologies, enhancing the error and the reporting systems, and finally developing new economic incentives (Fleming, M, 2000)....
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During the anaesthetic, she had breathing problems and the attending anaesthetist was slow at responding to the situation, thus became unable to insert a device to open her airway.... This would be as a result of patient safety incident, which is any healthcare related event that is unexpected, unintended, and undesired and which could have or did harm the patients.... The resulting patient safety management knowledge continually heighten improvement efforts to better patients' welfare such as applying lessons learned from industry and business, educating consumers and providers, adopting innovative technologies, enhancing the error and the reporting systems, and finally developing new economic incentives (Fleming, M, 2000)....
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The study of PTSD is essential in helping clinicians conceptualize the reactions of patients to horrific and life-threatening experiences.... The paper "Prevalence Battle Fatigue among Military Personnel" aims at investigating how biological reactions result in acute and chronic levels of PTSD and effective ways of treating PTSD, or battle fatigue for the military personnel and their families....
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The clinical reality is that tube feeding is often provided as a matter of course and that the choice of whether to tube feed or not is never fully explored.... Mark Sinclair ( 1993: 60) advances the same position: "The severely demented elderly constitute another category of patients about whom it might be claimed that they will receive no benefit from life-prolonging measures.... The paper "Artificial Nutrition and Hydration" reviews that utilization of ANH for patients at the end of life hardly ever restores nutritional status or extends life....
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ntensive care nurses play important roles in maintaining these patients on ventilators since ventilator-dependent patients need to be monitored continuously for different parameters.... ICU protocols for mechanical ventilation are specific for a population of patients and for a certain hospital or institution.... The following paper under the title 'Impacts of Nurse' gives detailed information about the nurses that play important roles in managing the patients....
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The field of health care has undergone a tremendous transformation with the increasing use of information technology and greater technological and medical break throughs....
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The research proposal "The Problem od Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder" describes how biological reactions result in acute and chronic levels of PTSD and effective ways of treating PTSD for the military personnel and their families.... ... ... ... The study will therefore test the hypothesis that a Soldier that has returned from war and has been treated for being diagnosed with PTSD can lead a long a prosperous life if treatment is sought and continued for as long as needed....
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However, the client has a choice over the type of medication to receive and nurses should respect a patient's freedom of choice unless it endangers his life.... From the paper "Providing Health Care within Therapeutic Nurse-Patient Relations" it is clear that nurses must understand the communication skills of the Latinos....
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