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Dietary Needs for Patients with Diabetes

Dietary Needs for Patients with Diabetes Mrs. Cynthia Ritchie is a 45-year-old female, 5 feet 2 inches tall and weighs 245 lbs. She has gained 50 pounds in the past year. She has been diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes. Testing revealed that her A1c is 10.2. Her blood pressure is 135/90. She complains of blurry … Read more

As a current or future health care administration leader, how might Donabedian’s model impact your health services organization?

As a current or future health care administration leader, how might Donabedian’s model impact your health services organization?Think about how you might apply Donabedian’s model to a health services organization, including how the model might be important for systems thinking.Explain how you might apply Donabedian’s model to your health services organization or one with which … Read more

Johnson is a 38-year-old mother of 2 who presents to her primary care physician’s office with rapid heartbeat, rapid breathing, dizziness, and fatigue. During initial intake, Emily states that she began the Military Diet after her being disappointed by her weight at her last doctor’s appointment. She weighed 196 pounds (height 5’4”) at her appointment and since starting the diet Emily last week she now weighs 188 pounds. She has been following the “Military Diet” which consists of half a grapefruit and black coffee for breakfast, 1 slice of toast, ½ cup tuna with coffee for lunch, and 3 ounces of grilled chicken, ½ apple, and 1 cup of green beans with tea for dinner. She has been following this eating pattern for 7 days. She reports that she is not exercising, and prior to this latest diet, she was eating on the go most meals, frequently dining out or driving through fast food restaurants. Her doctor determines that she is severely dehydrated, and recommends that she see you to create a healthy, safe, weight loss program.

Case Study: Johnson is a 38-year-old mother of 2 who presents to her primary care physician’s office with rapid heartbeat, rapid breathing, dizziness, and fatigue. During initial intake, Emily states that she began the Military Diet after her being disappointed by her weight at her last doctor’s appointment. She weighed 196 pounds (height 5’4”) at … Read more

Firewall Architecture Discussion

Firewall Architecture Discussion There are several different firewall architectures available:Main Border FirewallScreened FirewallInternal FirewallHost FirewallDMZ FirewallIn this discussion, you are to describe each of these and describe when they could/would be used. Additionally, how can these be layered and used together to provide better security? What could be a disadvantage to using any of these … Read more

How might health care administration leaders implement approaches to control for variation for their health services organization?

Controlling Variation How do you control variation to improve outcomes? How might health care administration leaders implement approaches to control for variation for their health services organization? Within a health services organization different processes and workflows contribute to the overall aim of delivering health services. Not surprisingly, when resources become constrained—for example, with influxes of … Read more

NURS4001: Nursing and Midwifery Capstone Each student must individually complete a critical review of the literature focused on one of the following cases studies: 1. NSQHS Standards: Preventing and Controlling Infections Standard. You are working on a surgica

NURS4001: Nursing and Midwifery Capstone Each student must individually complete a critical review of the literature focused on one of the following cases studies: 1. NSQHS Standards: Preventing and Controlling Infections Standard. You are working on a surgical ward at Curtin Hospital as a graduate RN. In the past 4 weeks, your ward The manager … Read more

You are a team leader in a clinic inside of a medium security state prison. Many of the inmates have been diagnosed with brain disorders and the attending prison physicians have indicated medications that the prisoners must take while incarcerated in the facility. A state legislator visiting the prison has been advised of this program forcing inmates to take medications to treat their mental illnesses and is concerned about the reasons this is being done against the inmates will. The legislator asks for a meeting with members of the prison clinic and you are tasked to explain the reasoning for the forced medication program. The following are questions being asked by the legislator that need to be addressed: Why are diagnosed mental health problem inmates being held in a jail type facility? What is the reason the inmates are being given the drugs? How can the prison clinic be forcing inmates to take the drugs against their will?

You are a team leader in a clinic inside of a medium security state prison. Many of the inmates have been diagnosed with brain disorders and the attending prison physicians have indicated medications that the prisoners must take while incarcerated in the facility. A state legislator visiting the prison has been advised of this program … Read more

Imagine you own a home improvement business that is trying to keep up with increased demand and is rapidly growing. You need to hire several new employees in key roles, including finance and human resources. You want to make sure you get the hire right the first time. Explain whether you will use an unstructured or a structured interview approach in hiring your workers. Explain your rationale and the expected effect on your business. What concerns do you have about the process?

Imagine you own a home improvement business that is trying to keep up with increased demand and is rapidly growing. You need to hire several new employees in key roles, including finance and human resources. You want to make sure you get the hire right the first time. Explain whether you will use an unstructured … Read more

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, signed into law Senate Bill 1, which tightens state election laws and puts constraints on local elections by limiting counties’ ability to expand voting options. The bill could expand access in predominant Republican counties by increasing early voting hours. However, it restricts how and when voters cast ballots. It cuts overnight early voting hours and drive-thru voting — both of which proved popular among voters of color. There are other restrictions listed in the bill. Do you feel this is voter suppression? Analyze the degree of voter suppression being a problem in the United States? Should there be federal mandates? If so, what is the remedy to cure voter suppression? Defend all answers.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, signed into law Senate Bill 1, which tightens state election laws and puts constraints on local elections by limiting counties’ ability to expand voting options. The bill could expand access in predominant Republican counties by increasing early voting hours. However, it restricts how and when voters cast ballots. It cuts overnight … Read more

Unit III Literature Review · Weight: 10% of course grade In Unit VII, you will be required to submit a research paper based upon a topic related to epidemiology. Your research paper will need to be at least six pages in length, and you will need at least five scholarly references to support the argument surrounding your topic, which was identified

Unit III Literature Review · Weight: 10% of course grade In Unit VII, you will be required to submit a research paper based upon a topic related to epidemiology. Your research paper will need to be at least six pages in length, and you will need at least five scholarly references to support the argument surrounding your … Read more