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In this reflection I have ensured that I maintain confidentiality in line with the health Professional Council code of Conduct that demands the observance of the same, under code number two that states “You must respect the confidentiality of service users.... I will give a reflection of this incident as was performed on an obese patient during my clinical placement.... First is that as a student ODP doing my clinical placement, it was my first time to come across such a major incident and therefore it made me curious....
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Essay
Changes in technology development, health care settings, and new methods of patient care have increased the importance of clinical decision-making.... Critical care is filled with uncertainty, variability, complexity, and numerous constraints.... It is very difficult to use controlled trials to obtain the required evidence for making good decisions regarding critical care capacity and organization (Buckingham and Adams, 2000).... The key to good decision-making is the understanding of existing demands of critical care and the ability to predict the likely effects of changing capacity and organization (Montgomery, Lipshitz, and Brehmer, 2005)....
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Essay
This essay "Risk Assessment and Management in Forensic mental health" is about an understanding of whether incarcerating are able to stay out of trouble once they leave incarceration, and how should be decided by who works with the individual outside of jail or prison.... Risk for a mental health patient generally means an assessment of whether the individual will become violent against themselves or against others.... Unstructured professional often comes under scrutiny because it is based on a clinician's intuition and therapeutic experience with the incarcerated individual....
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Essay
Critical evaluation: Healing in primary care: A vision shared by patients, physicians, nurses and clinical staff Healing is a fundamental part of medical science, yet its role is insufficiently understood in the modern health care system (Brody, 1992; Lown, 1996; Cassell, 1991).... Critical literature review: Healing in primary care Introduction The field of medicine is insufficient without the use of evidence based practices.... As we are critically analysing two articles-Healing in Primary care: A vision shared by patients, physicians, nurses and clinical staff and Understanding healing relationship in primary care, it is more appropriate to define healing, which is defined as a multidimensional process with emotional, physical and spiritual dimensions (Hsu et al....
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Literature review
The author states that health care providers like clinics have been a focus on quality for quite some time.... One service industry that is facing continuing pressure to improve quality and has the fastest growing interest in quality is the health care industries.... Clinical supervision sits at the heart of the UK Government's agenda for improving the quality of service delivery (Department of health, 1997, 1998, 1999)....
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Term Paper
The implications for future role development are: developing specialized nursing care for various departments of the healthcare system with greater guidance.... 5), unlike in the past, the practice nurse is now becoming recognized as an accessible health professional.... The National Institute for Clinical Excellence had commissioned the National Collaborating Centre for Women and Children's health to develop a clinical guideline on long-acting reversible contraception for women for use by the National health Service (NHS) in England and Wales (Web site of National Institute for health and Clinical Excellence)1....
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Case Study
Van Manen defines reflection in terms of a means of mental action that distances the person from events in the order that they may be viewed in a more objective manner (as cited in Moon, 1999).... The paper "Self Assessment in clinical Environments" discusses that self-assessments that done by practitioners in clinical environments are truly helpful in student learning, as individuals who assess themselves either through reflective practice or test-taking, find ways to be better learners....
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Coursework
Two mental health care providers, continuity of care can be perceived as the provision of services that are seamless through coordination, integration, and free sharing of information through the providers that are involved in the mental health care provision process (Wierdsma, Mulder, de Vries &Sytema 2009, p.... Many people perceive continuity of care as the state of having a caring relationship with a health care professional.... This paper 'Coroners Reporting on the Mental care Continuity and Assessment" focuses on the fact that continuity of care comes in relation to the quality of care provided over time....
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Case Study