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While defining health, WHO has emphasized on the fact that health is complete wellbeing of mental, social and physical condition of people, in which there is no risk of any disease or ailments. However, the definition has been criticised by many authors. Regarding WHO definition of health Thomas et al. (2018) argued that, in practical life there is huge disparities in concept of health and idealised condition of entire wellbeing.
View More >>The promotion of health among individuals is required for enhancing their quality of life to ensure improved health and well-being. In this respect, the assignment is going to explain concept regarding health education and health promotion.
View More >>In health care practice, patient experiences and satisfaction are been utilized as a measure of the quality of the services. This measure is used by the health care providers and other relevant authorities to determine the quality of care and the areas of improvement.
View More >>Ethical considerations are reflective of the philosophical approaches based on morality concerning the safeguarding, systematically administering and recommendation of the most appropriate operational conducts under any situation.
View More >>The public health is referred to the science of implementing safety principles and creating improvement in the health of the communities with the help of healthcare education, implications of healthcare policies.
View More >>Effective communication is essential in terms of enabling the individuals, including patients and their carers/representatives to have effective and meaningful dialogues with each other to achieve the effective standardised.
View More >>The term moral health hazard can be used for a situation within which one party gets involved within a risky task, knowing that it is subjected to high levels of protection against the risk and the other party is prone to incur the possible loss.
View More >>Eldredge et al (2016) define health promotion as an activity aimed at helping a population improve their own health by sensitizing them on various aspects of a particular health issue and how they can address that issue to prevent being ill rather than just being focused on treatment.
View More >>A long-term condition (LTC) is referred to the illness which has no cure but requires effective care along with pharmacological and therapeutic intervention for the patient to help them lead an enhanced life.
View More >>The safeguarding of young people and children is important because they are unable to differentiate between right and wrong as well as lack effective knowledge regarding the way to protect themselves from dangerous situations.
View More >>Smoking is the significant cause behind preventable mortality in the United Kingdom, speaking to around 80,000 deaths consistently. One of each two smokers will experience the ill effects of a smoking related malady.
View More >>This report depicts the clinical manifestations of a 46 year old primary school teacher with a past medical history of celiac disease as presented before GP. The laboratory data of the suggested tests and all her other vital stats pointed towards Hashimoto thyroiditis.
View More >>I will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of screening for diseases, and particularly, I will focus on breast cancer. In this regard, I will present various sociological explanations, and apply various concepts in regards to breast cancer.
View More >>Bacterium E-Coli consists of these characteristics, they are in the family of enterobacteria caleae. gram negative bacteria, Ros shaped, Non spore forming bacteria. They can grow under aerobic and anaerobic conditions.
View More >>According to the Royal College of Nursing (2016), Resilience is referred to as the ability of returning to normal state from an adverse or traumatic condition and remaining optimistic and focussed regarding the future.
View More >>The main aim of the report was to investigate the eye functionality and how laser eye surgery works to treat astigmatism. This investigation was split into eight sub-units which are discussed in detail.
View More >>The application of radiation in medical operations is without doubt accompanied with health and safety risks, some of which could be so grave. Radiation in medicine entails transfer of energy from one body to another tin form of waves.
View More >>This assignment intends to analyse the concept of ageism in older adults. Besides, the work will look at the prospects of wellbeing in the elderly population and examine some of the factors that can have a positive or negative.
View More >>Medicine is referred to the clinical substance which is prepared to treat diseases so that health problems can be alleviated and improved well-being, as well as healthy living, can be ensured for the individuals.
View More >>The purpose of the assignment is to reflect and highlight the problems regarding care I found after reading the case study which is published by the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman.
View More >>Self-Reflection is the process of evaluating own strength, abilities and weaknesses in order to make proper professional and personal development. Self-reflection is the capability of people to execute and analyse their fundamental nature, essence and purpose.
View More >>According to the National Health Service, (NHS), person-centred care is the process, in which the patient is involved in their own treatment process in close coordination with the healthcare professional and staffs.
View More >>A checklist refers to an algorithmic listing of various actions that should be performed in a clinical setting, with the goal of ensuring that no vital step is forgotten.
View More >>The objective of this literature is to critically assess the condition of and communication criteria involved within multidisciplinary team for management of diabetes and its complications for patients who are at a risk of fall.
View More >>According to NHS, Person centered care is one of the most effective health and social care processes, in which patient’s individual values, needs and preferences are identified and agreed upon in partnership with health professionals
View More >>Morton’s Neuroma is described as the thickening of the tissue around the nerve leading to the toes or nerve damage on the ball of the foot (Pearce and Calder, 2011). It usually affects the third and fourth toe.
View More >>In my presentation, I try to discuss the needs of the service users’ group and the role of nursing which is important for me to achieve professional success. It is my duty to meet the role of nursing and serve better care and support to all the service user group. In this regard, the service user group need proper care, support, equal and fair treatment so that they can maximise their wellbeing and it is my responsibility to create values for them by implementing Equality Act 2010
View More >>Influenza is known as an airborne infection caused by viruses, it is transmitted through the air. Pathogens spread via droplets through the air (e.g.) sneezing, coughing, skin contact, talking, and through open wounds- skin infection (Loubet and Launay, 2017). These transmission routes can cause the person to become infected with influenza. The tiny droplets of mucus and saliva can be transmitted to the person, as the microorganisms which are in the virus are small and remain in the air for longer periods of time, especially in smaller crowded places
View More >>Schizophrenia is a chronic disorder and severe mental illness among the individuals where it is a disorder for which the person feels, thinks and behaves differently as compared to other human being who are not suffering in Schizophrenia.
View More >>After submitting my assignment on the impact of postnatal mental health, I was quite sure about the positive feedback from my tutor.
View More >>The interventions of positive psychology are the behavioral and cognitive strategies designed for increasing well being (King, 2008). One very important goal of positive psychology is augmenting wellbeing.
View More >>Memory is the human ability of encoding, storing, retaining and consequently recalling of the past experiences and the information in the human brains.
View More >>Over the years, stress has become part and parcel of the academic lives of students as a result of different external and internal expectations that are commonly placed on their shoulders
View More >>This chapter of the literature review will address the scholastic hypotheses by past researchers to detail the exploration question and objectives. Since this is a similar, current territory with not many characterized research on this idea.
View More >>Group can be defined as the number of people that are worked, located, gather and classed together, in health and social care there are different groups of people according to their designation and professions.
View More >>Personal and professional development planning is effective for the individual to develop proper planning for improvement of the knowledge and capabilities to perform better in the organisational context after assessing the existing skill and abilities of the individuals (Cowin et al., 2019). The study aims to discuss about the professional developmental needs as a nurse in treating the human being with mental illness.
View More >>Service failure is referred to the care performance which has failed to meet the expectation of the service users. In healthcare, service failure has an intense negative impact on the health of the services users where one can even face death. The nurses or service providers and hospital responsible for service failure are seen to experience public protest, negative legal consequences and image in the society. In the given case study, it is seen that Furness Hospital has faced severe service failure due to which 10 death of newborn is reported along with the death of a mother..
View More >>Inactivity physically is one characteristic that is commonly displayed by students who are in university is inactivity physically and fresh students are observed to be the lot that is most vulnerable having the least activity physically. The findings of this study will be helpful additions to the data that is already in existence on the habits of physical activity, wellbeing and motivation of individuals in addition to determining the relationships that exist between these variables and which could possibly be used for purposes of promoting wellbeing.
View More >>According to WHO, Health is referred to the state of mental, physical and social well-being and not just the lack of presence of any illness or disease among individuals (). In relation to the health status of the public, it is found that various factors are responsible for influencing the health status of the people.
View More >>In the recent past, there has been an observed development in the roles of non-medical practitioners who engage in various duties that were traditionally assigned to medical practitioners.
View More >>Cerebral palsy is a medical condition that affects people and occurs during the early years of life and may persist through the entire lifetime of the affected patients.
View More >>Nottingham area in the UK exhibits interesting realities of life and health of the population living in the area.
View More >>Health information is one of the most frequently sought topics on the Internet.
View More >>Evidence based practice is significant in the Health and Social Care perspective in terms of the provisioning of the most efficacious as well as accurate
View More >>As defined by World Health Organization (WHO), Obesity can be defined as medical condition in which people has accumulation of excess body fat into tissues thereby leading to adverse impact on health (WHO, 2019).
View More >>Management theories can be defined as concepts encircling endorsed policies of management that may comprise of tools like guidelines and structures that can be used in organizations (Kessler, 2010). In modern organizations, many professionals tend to blend various management theories concepts that are the best fit for the culture of the company and its workforce rather than depending on only one management theory.
View More >>The patient scenario of Jones informs that he is 78-year-old individual suffering from dementia with deteriorating health condition due to which he was hospitalised. In hospital, Jones has become more confused and often shouts to get out of his bed and request to see his wife Barbara. He is seen to soil himself each day and has poor personal hygiene which Barbara mentions not being normal as Jones is quite meticulous regarding his hygiene.
View More >>In my personal development plan two I will cover firstly what I learnt so far during the study of the module throughout the year and all the problems I faced because it was the first time to be in the module.
View More >>The process of hematopoiesis commences the formation of blood cells; that is, platelets, leucocytes (white blood cells), and erythrocytes (red blood cells).
View More >>The main factors that contribute to safe and effective care are communication; leadership; safety culture; stress and fatigue; teamwork and work environment. This essay demonstrates a scenario involving patient harm and poor practice. It will focus on how important it is to get support from the provider- nurse in charge; failure from a multidisciplinary team showing poor practice which occurs while in practice when discharging a patient home without full care.
View More >>Physical activity is a most important critical factor to improve heath condition as well as standardise the lifestyle of the individuals. It is necessary to be engaged with the daily activities and it is transferred across the generations. The aim of the study is to evaluate the relationship between motivations in physical activity in preschool aged children both boy and girls and the adulthood including male and female.
View More >>The health promotion of service users or patients is required to empower and engage the individuals in adopting healthy behaviour for making changes which lower their risk of developing chronic diseases (Fertman and Allensworth, 2016). Thus, health promotion is essential for control and prevention of chronic illness among individuals to ensure them better health and well-being. In this presentation, health promotion approaches which allow people to develop informed healthcare choices are to be critically appraised. Moreover, the knowledge and skills required by the nurses for systematic health promotion are to be critically discussed.
View More >>The essay is regarding the presentation of evidence of impact of communication training and technology required to interact and support patients with Dementia for nurses.
View More >>During the last three decades, radiogrammetry has been utilised to assess bone health and measure bone mineral density. Although measuring the cortical thickness in metacarpal bones from hand radiographs is a classical method for evaluating bone health and measuring the bone mineral density. The use of digital X-ray radiogrammetry (DXR) has developed this method and increased its precision. Special image processing is used by Digital X-ray radiogrammetry (DXR) to minimise the errors, which were happened with conventional radiography and it improves the sensitivity of this technique [1]. Image processing automates the location of regions of interest (RIO) for analysis of radiographs and calculates different bone status parameters.
View More >>Contemporary issues in health and social care are referred to the current or modern issues which occupy space in the public opinions, debates, communication and views regarding health and illness.
View More >>According to WHO (World Health Organisation) Ottawa Charter, Health promotion is the procedure of enabling the people to enhance their control over their health and wellbeing, which assist them to improve their mental and physical health (WHO, 2015).
View More >>This paper criticises two articles’ vaccination techniques and their assessment models according to Drummond’s checklist. This checklist evaluate economic impacts of a healthcare programme with respect to the parameters such as cost effectiveness, success etc.
View More >>The Care Quality Commission (CQC), which is a non-governmental regulator of health and social care in England listed ‘people involvement in their own care’ as one of its themes
View More >>The public health of an area is influenced by both socioeconomic and demographic factors. WHO (2012) attributed this factors, socioeconomic, cultural and environment as determinants of health condition individuals and populations.
View More >>This is the first wave on an ECG showing an atrial systole. This is atrial depolarization whereby the atria contracts. Decreased or increased P waves show a problem with the concentration of potassium ion in the body which will alter nerve activity. Missing P wave shows atrial fibrillation- a cardiac arrhythmia where the heart beats irregularly, resulting to an inefficient ventricular diastole (Lee & Chen, 2007).
View More >>Until recently, laser treatment was the only available cure for treatment of leaking blood vessels related to wet age-related macular degeneration (AMD). According to Ghazi et al. (2010), wet AMD is a leading cause of vision loss in elderly people
View More >>According to National Cancer Institute (2005), health programmes and initiatives have higher likelihoods of achieving desired outcomes if they are based on clear understanding of the targeted health behaviours and the environmental setting in which they occur. Naidoo and Wills (2009) state that personal opinions of what constitutes health and illness should be incorporated in building intervention programmes to institute appropriate health interventions for a community.
View More >>HIV/AIDS is a global issue that is facing all nations across the globe. Accordingly, as far as the epidemic is concerned the United Kingdom is not spared. Statistics from the UK indicates that UK has relatively small HIV epidemic. As at 2016 approximately over 101 200 people were living with HIV/AIDS. It is noted that the most affected individuals with this epidemic are gays and heterosexual black African women. This report explores the black women and HIV/AIDS in the United Kingdom.
View More >>In the current state of health care systems, the prevalence of diseases and other related conditions has been associated with risk factors such as the people’s nature of lifestyles and socio-cultural forces or barriers to access. This paper presents an urban healthy profile of the coronary heart diseases, with a specific focus on the adult population in Leytonstone Ward, London Borough of Waltham Forest. According to Townsend et al. (2012), the coronary heart disease (CHD) refers to a condition in which plaque, a waxy substance, builds up in the patient’s coronary arteries.
View More >>This paper explores the concept of Evidence Based Practice (EBP) in depth by exploring its meanings, detailing its origins, as well as describing its current application within the healthcare system of the UK. More specifically, it narrows in on the application of EBP in nursing and its applications in creating viable interventions. The paper also provides a sample of an evidence critique to demonstrate how to identify the “best evidence” as well as its subsequent implementation in daily nursing practice. Finally, it discusses how to implement EBP in nursing practice.
View More >>Green criminology is a wide term that includes multiple perspectives and multiple areas of interests. Studies that have been typified as green criminology have included regulation of pollution; environmental impacts
View More >>Social work practice in families that evidence mental health involves an understanding and application of theory, good practices, legislation and policy that are relevant to the situation. It is also noteworthy that social work practice will differ in situations involving older parents and adult children from those involving parents with minor or young children
View More >>The project will be carried out in Sariahi, Nepal. Sariahi is one of the districts in Nepal, a country in South Asia that is deemed as one of the world`s poorest countries. The reason for the abject poverty is attributed to the country`s autocratic rule and political instability for long.
View More >>In the world, stroke has been the leading cause of disability among adults and fourth in the rank for the cause of death
View More >>Bakker & Mau (2012) defines a care plan as an outline of how a patient's support needs will be addressed in an individualized
View More >>Childhood obesity is a major health as well as a social concern that interferes with normal health and wellbeing of children
View More >>Paclitaxel is a diterpenoid pseudoalkaloid compound that was isolated and extracted from the bark of the plant,
View More >>The concept of housing is that they are building structures which comply with the laws and regulations allowing
View More >>Healthcare is improvement or maintenance of health through diagnosis, treatment, prevention, recovery or cure
View More >>Mental Health is referred to the psychological, emotional and social well-being of an individual which is required to be
View More >>The professional role at the workplace is to be effectively followed as it helps to accomplish goals and makes the
View More >>In the recent pandemic era of COVID 19, the regional hospital aims to provide high quality care and treatment to the patients, who have tested positive for COVID 19. The action plan is essential to strategise the whole clinical are to support the patients and provide them best quality services during their isolation period. The changes in personnel, budget, governance and resources are effective for the regional hospital to manage the patients efficiently with quality care, treatment, medicine and ventilation (Legido-Quigley et al., 2020).
View More >>Strategic planning and management in healthcare ensures systematic care plan and quality delivery of care to the service users which enhanced their health and well-being. The aim of the study is to discuss strategic planning and management regarding healthcare in Saudi Arabia.
View More >>The increasing demand for health care is modulated by series of factors. These factors are highly economic in nature. The aspect of employment, interest rate and price are few such factors. The essay in the current scenario discusses about the possible impact of such factors, over the
View More >>In the medical ward, which is specific for respiratory and its associated problem Mr. H, who is 72 years old, get admitted with a chronic illness of asthma. The patient has a long term medical history of chronic respiratory problems associated with asthma. Asthma is a severe
View More >>Public health is mostly discussed in regards to improving the health of the people and not treating the various illnesses of individual people (Bradshaw 2016). It includes both the efforts to manage a disease and improve sanitation. However, the use of this term lays a lot o
View More >>Through a survey that was conducted by the Ministry of Health and Population in 2014, it was noted that 92% of women aged between 15 and 49 who were presently or formerly married had undergone FGM. Though this survey noted that between the periods of 2005 to 2014 the number
View More >>Vibrations created by the depth of sound pitch can be increased or decreased and can affect the depth of penetration into the tissues. Adjustment knob controls the intensity.
View More >>Briefly discuss the key features of Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia Nervosa Anorexia Nervosa is also being referred to as anorexia, and it occurs due to basically significant eating disorder. The pathophysiological
View More >>A legislation that forms the basis of WHS Acts being implemented across Australia is Work Health and Safety Act 2011
View More >>Obesity becomes a major health concern in recent years with its increasing prevalence in people with learning
View More >>The legal action was dismissed on the ground that the plaintiff had failed to establish on the balance of probabilities
View More >>Drugs refer to chemical substances which have the potency to deteriorate an individual's physical and mental wellbeing, if taken in amounts exceeding the prescribed amount or in routine amounts excessively (McKim, and Hancock, 2012). Drugs may be categorized as legal drugs and illegal drugs, both of which are dose dependent and if partaken in amounts over the prescribed dosage can lead to severe detrimental effects on human body. Furthermore, if partaken in routine amounts and in repetitive sequences drugs can enhance an individual's addiction towards that particular agent. Addiction refers to a complex brain condition manifested through the use of substance compulsively irrespective of the harmful consequences and adverse impacts such substances cause. Addiction affects not only the individual's behavior processes but also impacts normal neurological function in individuals. Initially every individual partakes drugs voluntarily,
View More >>The experience by other classes of higher burdens of illness, injury, disability and mortality has been a poison to the efforts geared towards improving the outcomes of healthcare provision services. Such health disparities have not been clearly understood in terms of root-cause analysis and evidence-based strategies for curbing the same. Health disparities have seen a dramatic upsurge over the past few decades. Thus, it has become the concern of most federal governments across the globe to eliminate inequality in health care.
View More >>The reflection in clinical practise is important because it acts as an essential tool which can be used to recognise strength and weakness regarding certain clinical skills. Thus, reflection in clinical practice allows to develop own skill through self-directed learning and enhanced motivate along with improve care quality to be delivered by the individual. In this essay, the reflection regarding person-centred skill in mental health practise is to be discussed. For this purpose, the Gibb’s reflective cycle is to be used as the reflective model.
View More >>The varied treatments that are utilized by the dermatologist for the improved texture.
View More >>COVID 19 is the new strain of corona virus disease that is spread across the entire world (Wenham et al. 2020). it poses highly adverse impact on the healthcare system. this is alarming and historic pandemic that has impacted the physical, mental, emotional and financial condition of people. The outbreak of this pandemic began in December, 2019 that poses severe financial and social challenges on the world. The UK government along with the devolved administrative bodies has proposed Coronavirus Action Plan that contains several policies. two of these important policies that are proposed by the UK government are as follows:
View More >>The environmental health professionals (EHPs) works at the forefront towards managing public health as each aspect of the environment has influence on causing positive or negative impact on the health of the individuals. The five key areas where the environmental health professionals work are food safety and hygiene, workplace health, environmental pollution, public health and housing (Brown et al., 2019).
View More >>Global Health: Cardiovascular Disease (CVD): SWOT Analysis for the UK: The presence of updated preventive measures and nationalised care program for cardiovascular disease (CVD) by UK National health Services are few of the
View More >>The pathways of metabolism are evident to be complex and interlinked [1]. Therefore, any kind of changes within this pathway might lead to the development of intricate disorders and eventually causes an imbalance of the homeostasis and metabolism
View More >>The pathways of metabolism are evident to be complex and interlinked [1]. Therefore, any kind of changes within this pathway might lead to the development of intricate disorders and eventually causes an imbalance of the homeostasis and metabolism
View More >>The health and social care service plays an important role in managing the standard of living of the individuals in the society, where it is possible for the health care providers to provide high quality health and social care services and fulfil the needs and preferences of the
View More >>Motor neuron disease (MND) is a degenerative neurological disease also known as amyotrophic lateral
View More >>The spinal anaesthesia is referred to the neuraxial regional anaesthesia that includes injecting local anaesthesia into
View More >>In the normal cycle of a woman, it goes natural before menopause that starts from the stage of Oogenesis and the cycle of sexual reproduction (O’Connor et al. 2020). And the Oocyte is produced at every twenty eight days cycle as well within a woman. In the next stage; it goes along with degeneration process named atresia. In the third stage it is known mainly meiosis and then turning down into eggs along with the large amount of cytoplasm. And the hormones that are generated during the age of puberty period are mainly estrogens, progesterone, inhibin and some amount of androgen as well (Women's Health Concern, 2020).
View More >>In this assignment, the case study of M who is an elderly patient suffering from coronary heart disease because of damaged arteries in cardiovascular system is to be discussed. In this purpose, the pathophysiology of the health issue for the elderly is to be discussed along with the way psychological and social factors influence the presence of the disease in the elderly is to be mentioned.
View More >>Living with HIV in UK has been considered as either late diagnosed or having extreme level of infections that is found to be more evident among people. Jaspal and Nerlich (2017), opined that the implementation of Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis was an inventory method that is new for controlling the growing number of HIV.
View More >>Socio-economic class or social situation of people acts as an important parameter of how they live their life that impact on their health and wellbeing. The socio-economic condition of a person includes his or her income, occupation, education, living standard, housing environment and financial ability that have a potential impact on an individual's mental,
View More >>The social economic factors have crucial impacts on the health and wellbeing of the individuals, where the individuals in the society can live a good and healthy lifestyle if he or she have standard socio economic status, where the social economic factors include education, occupation, health and safety and income, which the major drivers for the individuals to lead a normal life (Mears et al., 2019).
View More >>Teachers always wants their students to do well in the class but unfortunately it is always observed that one or two children in the class are not making expected progress One of the reasons in the lack of progress is in learning to read. Very often it is found that the
View More >>diabetes is considered as an autoimmune health condition, in which body's immune system is involved in the destruction of beta cells in the pancreas thereby increasing the blood glucose level due to lack of insulin. In the UK, the occurrence of type 1 diabetes in children
View More >>The clinical incident in the case study falls among the elderly population. Mrs. Plum fell to the side on her left hip, resulting in a fracture while being assisted in using the commode during the night shift. Falls in old age has been a factor of great concern all over the world. Falls are contributed to by various factors. The results of falls are normally fatal and can include serious injuries like the case of Mrs.Plum. Falls forms the basis of this paper. For instance, the paper uses a root-cause analysis tool, the fishbone model, to identify all the possible causes of falls in the elderly population.
View More >>diabetes is considered as an autoimmune health condition, in which body's immune system is involved in the destruction of beta cells in the pancreas thereby increasing the blood glucose level due to lack of insulin. In the UK, the occurrence of type 1 diabetes in children
View More >>The Upper respiratory track consists of two parts such as nose and nasal passages. Nasal passages are pharynx and paranasal sinuses (Depner et al. 2017). Pharynx is subdivided into nasopharynx, laryngeal pharynx and oropharynx.
View More >>The existing drug prevention policy of the UK government that is Misuse of Drugs Act (MDA) 1971 is seen not to provide any cover or steps regarding NPS. The Act was seen to control specific drugs regarding which information are already available about the
View More >>The essay aims to discuss and critically analyze the role of imaging in adaptive radiotherapy for cervical cancers. Over recent years, imaging has had a significant role in adaptive radiotherapy. First, these ranges from volume
View More >>Critical analysis of a research paper is the process in which the truthfulness, reliability and validity of the overall content presented in the research paper are analysed. This essay is going to present a critique of the given qualitative research paper, “Patient experience of centralized acute stroke care pathways”.
View More >>Palliative care is the interdisciplinary clinical approach that prioritizes the personalized needs of patients thereby improving their quality of life. Dementia is considered as one of the major causes of ill health and poor wellbeing of people worldwide. This poster will present the background, effectiveness and the benefits of palliative care in relation to improve the quality of living for community patients with dementia.
View More >>Socio-economic condition or social class of a person determines his or her quality of life throughout the lifespan. Several social-economic factors influence the health and wellbeing of people by influencing how people would live their life.
View More >>A blend of education, income and occupation is responsible for the socio-economic status of an individual in the society.
View More >>Interprofessional collaboration is referred to the practice in which multiple healthcare workers from various professional background are seen to work harmoniously and collaboratively to provide highest quality
View More >>Social and economic factors like education, income and social connectedness tend to have a direct impact on health. These factors interact with each other in order to influence the health of the society (Schraufnagel and Schraufnagel 2017). In fact, due to the interconnectedness any improvement in one of them would lead to an overall improvement of health behaviors amongst individuals. The interconnection can be explained by the following examples. People having low income do not have access to nutritious food, proper housing facilities, education or safe working conditions. These have a negative impact on the health of such individuals (Mays 2016).
View More >>Technology in healthcare can contain analytical and treatment process in hospitals and health center. It also comprise medications and devices which are required for information management and diagnosis.
View More >>Information technology has played a vital role in the provision of healthcare services. With the advanced technology that is readily available today
View More >>Health is referred to the state of absence of disease along with physical, social and mental well-being. The health of individuals is hindered by illness which is regarded as the disease or period of sickness that negatively affects the functioning and performance of the body (Aldwin et al., 2017). In order to manage illness, apart from healthcare and treatment, health promotion is essential. Health promotion is the process which enables people to develop increased management and control over their health along with its determinant to assist people live a healthy life (Fletcher et al., 2018). In this study, the topic of health promotion is actions to reduce weight and risk of type-2 diabetes in people with Schizophrenia caused due to effect of medication. The role of nurse in health promotion is to deliver information to the patients regarding the risk factors of their health issues along with the actions to be followed and treatment to be accessed to manage and improve the health (Darch et al., 2017).
View More >>The current literature aims to provide the comprehensive existing knowledge overview of scientific evidence on dietary interventions among adolescents to facilitate improvement of effective healthy and sustainable dietary behavior.
View More >>NHS (2018) has defined safeguarding as the action that is taken to ensure the protection of citizen's human rights, health and wellbeing thereby providing them with a living environment that is free from any kind of abuse, harm and neglect. Vulnerable people are more likely to be exposed to a different kind of abuse in society such as psychological, physical, emotional, sexual and financial abuse, than that of the normal people.
View More >>Faecal incontinence has become a matter of concern in the modern healthcare field, that poses an adverse
View More >>You will be given a dataset that comprises a selection of variables taken from the “Behavioural Risk Factor Surveillance System
View More >>Explaining the underlying physiology and the symptoms associated with hypoxia and pneumonia with
View More >>Bones form the structure of the body. In an adult person, there are 206 bones. These bones include
View More >>Smoking Kills is a well-known fact that almost everybody in the society are aware of. Despite of the harsh
View More >>Based on the understanding of the brainstorming activities and layout of the session discussed by the individuals
View More >>Pain is the unpleasant sensation that is caused due to the tissue damage in the body (Fillingim et al. 2016.).
View More >>Reflective assessment is important or the individuals to develop clear ideas about the roles and responsibilities in working in the organisation as well as evaluated
View More >>The traumatic brain injury is referred to non-degenerative and non-congenital impact on the brain due to external mechanical force. This leads to permanent or temporary impairment of physical, cognitive and psychosocial functions along with causes altered state or
View More >>Asthma is the health condition, in which patients have poor lung functions. This health condition is characterised
View More >>The evidence-based practice contributes to the effective personal development of healthcare practitioners (Greenhalgh, 2017).
View More >>The purpose of this dissertation is to propose and implement an innovation to improve and maintain patients' confidentiality, while they are receiving treatment from clinicians in the UK Hospitals. Before implementing a change,
View More >>The modern health and social care is very complex, with numerous actors co-existing with the patients/ service users
View More >>The challenges facing the public health workforce has seen a dramatic upsurge over the past few years.
View More >>Urinary incontinence is the accidental loss of urine. It is sometimes caused due to stress. Research has shown that
View More >>This paper has discussed the distinct types of protein interactions. These were noted to be inclusive of generally
View More >>The type-2diabteies develops as a result of insulin resistance in the body or the incapability of the body to use insulin (Chatterjee et al., 2017). The signs and symptoms related to type-2 diabetes include increased thirst,
View More >>NMC (2015) has described the ethical dilemmas as the issues that patients and their family members and the health and social care providers face regarding taking the right choice or right decision that will be appropriate to the current situation.
View More >>According to World Health Organisation (WHO), treatment adherence is the extent to which a person behaves by taking medication, following healthy diet and executing physical exercise or lifestyle changes corresponding to the agreed recommendation
View More >>Facial ageing is referred as the process that begins as the subsurface as well as the surface structural alterations in the different facial tissue layers such as muscles, bone, fats and skin (Avelar et al. 2017).
View More >>The prevalence of obesity remains high among all age and racial groups in the United States, particularly among African Americans, His panic and Mexican
View More >>Achutha Menon Centre for Health Sciences Studies (AMCHSS), Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute for Medical Sciences and Technology (SCTIMST), Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India bDepartment of Neurology, Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute for Medical Sciences and Technology (SCTIMST), Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala 695 011, India c Achutha Menon Centre for Health Sciences Studies (AMCHSS),
View More >>Mr Forest Gump, a long-distance runner has suffered right grade II biceps femoris tear 8 weeks ago. He mis stepped while walking down the stairs and overstretched his leg while trying to stabilize himself.
View More >>Previous studies have confirmed that activity participation is beneficial to mental health, but few studies focus on older adults’ depression. Based on the theory of social integration, this study examined the effects of leisure activity
View More >>Record keeping and resorting are mandatory in the health and social care, where the health and social care professionals try to manage the patient data and personal information efficiently in the care home (Manogaran et al., 2017). The study aims at exploring the practice
View More >>The purpose of this report is to categorically examine the the ideal of caring from the perspectives of social and health care. The report strives to look at the practice of evidence based practice and its functions in the research and practice of health care.
View More >>With weight management and physical exercise becoming common, especially for athletes and weightlifters, pre-workouts are increasingly becoming relevant. Insofar, Puente-Fernandez et al. (2020) observed that pre-workout
View More >>Due to widespread immunization, the UK has managed to control certain diseases with devastating health
View More >>The knowledge of signs and symptoms of health issues or diseases is important as they help in initial diagnosis
View More >>Personal values and professional ethics have a significant impact on patients' outcomes, not only in healthcare but also
View More >>Metformin is a medication that is majorly used in the control of high blood sugar. In most occasions, the drug
View More >>In this assignment I will start off by analysing how social inequalities influence the life chances and health
View More >>The statement is true because there are four pulmonary veins in the human heart which carry the oxygenated blood
View More >>Autism Specific Disorder is referred to the neurological developmental disorder which initiates in the childhood
View More >>The innovation will aim to improve obesity management. Obesity has over the years been termed as a risk factor of diabetes
View More >>Dementia is a disorder of brain which causes a change in the brain in such a way that a person will lose his thinking, remembering as well as behavioural capability. In other words, dementia causes impairment of the cognitive ability
View More >>In this essay, a patient case study of a long-term condition, Coronary Heart Disease (CHD), is to be developed based on the facts stated regarding the patient in the case study. The pathophysiology of the health issue will be discussed and a justification regarding the choice of the case study will be explained. Further, the nursing assessment framework of Roper-Logan-Tierney (1996), Activities of Daily Living (ADL), will be used for determining the holistic needs of the patient (Roper, 1996). Two key activities of daily living (ADL) will be focussed on for framing patient care
View More >>Mental health conditions ranging from depression and anxiety to personality and eating disorders, including drug addiction, have surfaced to be a burden to public health globally (Kazdin et al., 2017). The mental health nurses are directly involved in offering care for such conditions. They are specialized in supporting and promoting the recovery of those above by encouraging them to have more control and involvement over their chronic conditions.
View More >>In 2013, the World Health Organization (WHO, 2020) recognized physical inactivity as one of the risk factors of global mortality. Since then, the issue of physical inactivity has received great attention from both health and educational practitioners, especially in the context of its relationship with childhood obesity. Research indicates that in the past few years, the rate of childhood obesity has increased by globally, with 38 million children under the age of 5 considered to be overweight
View More >>The chosen core-nursing concept is “Teamwork in Nursing” and the reason behind it is that this concept can help to explain importance of teamwork. Information regarding it is interesting and in detail as well. This essay aims to examine the perceived level
View More >>The story chosen for discussion from the examples, was example 3, a discussion regarding an elderly patient
View More >>Air pollution is a growing problem in the contemporary modern society, a problem which is unlikely to go away
View More >>Food has never previously been used for fuel. The respected Food Policy Research Institute believes that biofuels are responsible for 30% of the rise in grain prices. Although biofuels are often portrayed as ‘eco-friendly’, rainforests are being cut down specifically to grow biofuel crops, according to Friends of the Earth. So biofuels are actually making climate change worse. A go-slow on biofuels would have a real impact on the current food crisis. That is why ministers at the UN Food Conference should call for a go slow on biofuels.
View More >>In public health, the structural and systematic planning of the healthcare projects are important to be
View More >>The death by suicide of any person is tragic, and whose occurrence and increasing rate over the years has been a cause
View More >>I currently work as a nurse in the Obstetrics and Gynaecology department where I am allocated with the
View More >>Body composition is considered as the crucial health as well as performance variable. Clinical research suggests
View More >>In nations worldwide, the outbreak of the current pandemic of coronavirus (COVID-19) has created significant effect
View More >>Smoking is referred to the habit of inhaling and exhaling tobacco smoke mainly for the purpose of pleasure and calmness
View More >>The job advert which was taken in consideration was from the job portal of "reed.co.uk" for the post of "Biomedical Scientist" (Authority, 2020). The employer was that of NHS, established at Salisbury, UK.
View More >>The type-2 diabetes is the condition in which the body cells are unable to use sugar in the blood to efficiently convert them into energy. The key cause of type-2 diabetes are overweight, intake of artificial sweeteners,
View More >>Nurse burn out in the dementia setting is a matter of great concern in modern nursing field. PHE (2019) mentioned that, many cases of nurse burnout have been registered in the NHS hospitals in which nurses experience several factors that lead to their burnout
View More >>In healthcare, quality management is important because it helps in reducing error and enhancing the care of the patients to ensure them better health outcome and well-being. The effectiveness and safety are the two key measures to be followed for maintaining quality in healthcare. In this study, the team development theories are to be discussed to inform the role and performance to be played by teams in promoting quality healthcare. Moreover, two continuous quality improvement tools are to be assessed to present the way they influence quality in healthcare.
View More >>This work will explain the anatomy of the trachea, bronchi, and bronchioles and explore the abnormalities resulting from asthma, a chronic inflammatory airway disorder. There is inflammatory infiltration of the bronchial submucosa cells like the mast cells, eosinophils, monocytes, lymphocytes, and neutrophils on the pathophysiologic factors. Eosinophils are recruited in the epithelial airways as a result of chemotactic signals inclusive of the chemokines, cytokines, and cell surface adhesion molecules (Sun et al., 2021), which upon activation releases pro-inflammatory
View More >>COVID-19 has emerged as one of the leading world issues (Stieg, 2020). It has gripped the entire world as cities and countries have started to emerge from strict lockdowns only now. It has become imperative for world governments to understand this problem and determine ways through which
View More >>Health and fitness-related physical activity is referred to the multi-dimensional construct which contains components of muscular strength, cardiorespiratory endurance, flexibility, muscular endurance and enhanced body composition.
View More >>I have encountered and furthermore saw among others the torment, misery and sadness brought about
View More >>Individuals in the US suffer bad health, die much earlier and younger, and endure severe societal dysfunction than those in other wealthy countries. The common explanation for this is that they engage in numerous adverse health behaviours
View More >>The diverse population are characterised by the presence of one or more of the factors like race, socioeconomic status, language and others (Wilkinson et al., 2016). In the UK, increased diverse population
View More >>In the recent years, concerning need of mental health nurses is seen in the UK due to the increasing number of mental health problems in the country. It is reported that 1 in 4 people in the UK
View More >>Nurses are an essential entity in healthcare because they play a vital role to provide care to patients in a continuous manner (RCN, 2017). This assignment is a reflection on my experience during my 2.2 placement in
View More >>The critiquing of article is important as it helps to evaluate the research to gather valuable knowledge regarding the study and develop better understanding of it. In this study, the Caldwell, Henshaw and Taylor
View More >>The purpose of this case study analysis is to systematically and deeply explore the issues associated with the assessment, interventions, and management of patients with life-shortening illnesses of Diabetes Mellitus.
View More >>The biomedical model prioritises the biological and physical aspects of the illness and disease. It is the medical model that doctors, health professionals and physicians use to conduct the right diagnosis and cure for a disease (Brown et al. 2019).
View More >>This assessment is consisted of two basic parts about the specific individual healthcare needs and their relevant practices in people and the second part presents a reflection of assessing all the healthcare practices needed for the care giving services
View More >>The audit is done through an online analysis of surveys done by various institutions as well as scholars. This will include the effects of using PPE and the various dangers of non-compliance.
View More >>Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is referred to as a complex developmental disorder that includes persistent challenges regarding verbal and non-verbal communication, social interaction and restricted behaviour. The impact of ASD and its severity is different in all person (Grove et al., 2019).
View More >>The Health Service Executive (HSE) is a large and complex organisation which realises the importance of integrating care (Slaintecare 2017; HSE 2021) and staff engagement (MacLeod, 2009) to improve service quality and outcomes for staff and service
View More >>Bipolar Disorder (BD) is a mental illness that cause severe change in mood (high and low) that affects the sleep pattern, thinking, behaviours and others of the individuals. The people with bipolar disorder is seen to feel at times overly
View More >>In the medical field, there are varied definitions of health and ill-health. Thus, in this study, the two contrasting definition of health and ill-health is to be discussed by considering the case study of Emma that is been provided.
View More >>The education system currently concentrates on a narrow sliver of the cognitive development of children, emphasizing on the transmission of content knowledge. This content knowledge is often repeated and memorized just as it was received.
View More >>Palliative care is specialised medical care which has the aim to provide relief from pain or other distressing symptoms to the patients in end-of-life condition.
View More >>Since the early days of covid the statistics have shown that people from black and south Asian backgrounds are at great risk of dying from covid-19. Segregating the BAME ('Black, Asian and minority ethnic’) people from the white people have in terms of getting high quality
View More >>Obesity is a health condition in which excess fat is accumulated in the adipose tissues thereby increasing the Body Mass Index (BMI) [more than 30 kg/m2] (Muttarak, 2018). The body mass index of a person is measured by dividing
View More >>The aim of this study is to evaluate the importance of working in partnership with users, carers and families in health care practice. It is imperative to note that healthcare policy and professional guidelines promote carer and patient involvement
View More >>According to the health survey for England 2019, obesity has been increasing across the age groups from childhood up to the age of 75 years. In reception, the obesity prevalence has risen from 9.7 % in 2019 to 9.9% in 2020. It has also risen in year 6 from 20.2% in 2019 to 21% in
View More >>The area of interest to be focused in the study is “Bridging the cultural divide, knowing your neighbours”. In the community, the neighbours are extremely supportive of the needs of the family and particularly to the children needs (Afandi, 2017). The presence good
View More >>I like to draw your attention on my recommendations for healthy foods and diet for you. Throughout your
View More >>Analyse the actions of, and physiological response to, different types of medicine. You need to evaluate
View More >>Obesity is one of the leading complex health issues in the UK. The lack of physical activity acts as an important
View More >>Morphine is the drug that is given to the patients as pain relief. The World Health Organisation [WHO] has
View More >>The issue of right, responsibility and ethics are both universal ideals and also ideals which are relevant to specific situations
View More >>Care is that aspect of life which is needed by everybody whether old aged or a child or any middle aged person
View More >>Beata, a 29 year old lady I was assigned to during my placement in the Great Western Hospital was admitted to the psychiatric ward by her parents
View More >>Analyse and interpret data from SNP array analysis of DNA from a patient, and generate a discussion of SNP array as a diagnostic
View More >>The report is an analysis based on specific client group of Mental Health located in the Local Authority of London. The deeper analysis has been conducted on the services by the local government to improve the mental health conditions of the victims. It has been formulated that there are several types of mental diseases like depression, dementia, and perinatal problems and so on. In other words, the mental health of both men and women of almost all ages are in stake
View More >>Black ethnic group in the UK are noted to experience increased rates of premature birth, low birthweight
View More >>Diabetes is basically a chronic disease or a body condition where the human body pancreas is unable to produce enough insulin which keeps the glucose level in normal state. This condition occurs when either the natural body insulin is not produced or the body is unable to use the created insulin effectively. Insulin is that hormone which regulates the blood sugar level in body and prevents increase in that
View More >>The interdisciplinary care is the context of care that integrates and develop collaboration between different members in the healthcare team to deliver quality care support to the patient for enhancing their health and well-being (Tapsell et al., 2017). In case of Mrs Morris, she is currently been admitted to the hospital on emergency basis as a result of fall at home. She is found to show clear signs of sarcopenia which is loss of muscle atrophy with age and already suffers from osteoporosis for which medication Fosamax is already administered to control the condition.
View More >>Calcific tendinopathy is also known as calcium hydroxyapatite crystal deposition disease in which calcium hydroxyapatite gets deposited in predominant manner in a tendon mainly present in the rotator cuff. The condition lads to sudden onset
View More >>Health and wellbeing are considered as crucial aspects in terms of promoting safety and welfare of workers in the workplace. Through promoting positive health and wellbeing of workers it is possible for an organisation to enhance
View More >>Person-centred care (PCC) can be referred as one of the fundamental principles as well as the standards of the care set by the care Quality Commission (CQC).
View More >>A description of the way of development and effect of ageing and Long-Term Condition (LTC) on individual and their family
View More >>Self-reflection is highly important in healthcare that enables the nursing and care professionals to evaluate
View More >>Episodic shortness of breath [ESOB] is the symptom of chronic illness such as COPD and asthma
View More >>An elderly woman Viola Simpson, 84 years old, has been receiving angina treatment for over two years despite recently
View More >>This section will explore the background and historical information about the current topic of study. Routine annual chlamydia screening of sexually active young women is one of several
View More >>The joint mobilisation is a manual therapy in which the therapist applies brief stretching of 30 or lower by using traction and gliding along the surface of the joint.
View More >>The Pharmacy Board of Sierra Leone on January 15, 2021 released a news article stating that narcotic drugs such as Tramadol and Diazepam are not easy to see currently. It states that when it noticed that youths were rampantly abusing them,
View More >>A public health issue or problem is a medical issue that affects the health of a significant proportion of population that compromises their health and well-being (Farsalinos, 2018). In this presentation, the public health issue of tobacco smoking in the public is to be focused in
View More >>A public health issue or problem is a medical issue that affects the health of a significant proportion of population that compromises their health and well-being (Farsalinos, 2018). In this presentation, the public health issue of tobacco smoking in the public is to be focused in
View More >>A public health issue or problem is a medical issue that affects the health of a significant proportion of population that compromises their health and well-being (Farsalinos, 2018). In this presentation, the public health issue of tobacco smoking in the public is to be focused in
View More >>This study will present a comprehensive discussion of the background of the National Institute for Care and Excellence (NICE) in relation to making a critical discussion of the NICE guidelines on the surgical site infection
View More >>Global health and sustainability are concerned with promoting positive health and wellbeing in people across the world
View More >>The funding in healthcare help to develop resources and economic incentives required to operate health system
View More >>This research paper basically focuses on the various types of methodologies of conducting a research for a social and health
View More >>The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC), established in 2005, had the mandate to strengthen
View More >>Every healthcare organisation has the legal duty to conduct a suitable arrangement for all service users and service
View More >>In the recent era of globalisation, the countries across the globe face several health problems, where the individuals
View More >>The purpose of Health Promotion is engaging and empowering the common individuals and social communities to take healthy behaviours and make changes in their lifestyle which is effective to help them reduce the risk of development of any disease or health issue (Murdaugh et al., 2019).
View More >>This study will present a comprehensive discussion of the background of the National Institute for Care and Excellence (NICE) in relation to making a critical discussion of the NICE guidelines on the surgical site infection
View More >>Healthcare management practices are specifically guided by principles and goals that are followed by the practitioners in order to stimulate the type of care as per the needs of the patients. It has been observed that virtues are integral towards improving
View More >>Healthcare management practices are specifically guided by principles and goals that are followed by the practitioners in order to stimulate the type of care as per the needs of the patients. It has been observed that virtues are integral towards improving
View More >>Healthcare management practices are specifically guided by principles and goals that are followed by the practitioners in order to stimulate the type of care as per the needs of the patients. It has been observed that virtues are integral towards improving
View More >>Healthcare management practices are specifically guided by principles and goals that are followed by the practitioners in order to stimulate the type of care as per the needs of the patients. It has been observed that virtues are integral towards improving
View More >>Healthcare management practices are specifically guided by principles and goals that are followed by the practitioners in order to stimulate the type of care as per the needs of the patients. It has been observed that virtues are integral towards improving
View More >>This study will present a comprehensive discussion of the background of the National Institute for Care and Excellence (NICE) in relation to making a critical discussion of the NICE guidelines on the surgical site infection
View More >>The presence of type-2 diabetes is a condition in which the individual’s body is unable to produce enough amount of insulin or the cells in the body becomes incapable to use insulin for supporting the effective functioning of the body
View More >>In healthcare, needs assessment is important because it is a systematic method involved in reviewing the health issues faced by any population to determine the requirement of care among them. It is to lead effective resource allocation with priority to improve the health and reduce inequalities of care for the population.
View More >>The purpose of critical analysis is evaluating a study to determine the strength and limitation regarding it and develop enhance understanding regarding the presented topic.
View More >>Having been launched as a national campaign in October 2017 Keep Antibiotics Working campaign was entirely supported by the English government to moderate unsuitable antibiotics prescriptions by creating awareness
View More >>Effective leadership and management are fundamental to healthcare that enable healthcare professionals to provide high quality, safe and integrated care to patients. Through following appropriate leadership and management styles
View More >>Neurological observation is associated with obtaining data of neurological status of people. The neurological data consists of information on patient’s central nervous system [CNS]
View More >>Confidentiality is commonly used to refer to the act of keeping secure an individual's personal information in a professional
View More >>The aim of this assessment is to provide a reflective account based on my SWOT analysis for my strengths and limitations
View More >>During the experiment, physiological parameters such as body temperature, the heart rate, respiratory rate, oxygen saturation
View More >>As a psychology and counselling expert, I am working with a community mental health charity whose objective is to minimize the levels of depression in the local area where unemployment and poverty are the major
View More >>As a psychology and counselling expert, I am working with a community mental health charity whose objective is to minimize the levels of depression in the local area where unemployment and poverty are the major
View More >>While performing the Romberg’s stance, Jackie slipped and almost fell due to loss of strength and balance
View More >>The rising healthcare costs, evolving patient expectations, changing patient demographics, employment dynamics
View More >>The Human immunodeficiency virus and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (HIV/AIDS) is one of the major health challenges
View More >>Health and well-being can be achieved with positive management of physical, intellectual
View More >>According to Poole et al. (2008), the maximum oxygen uptake (VO2max) is the maximum amount of oxygen
View More >>Knowledge regarding the transmission of the Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is accruing almost every day since its major across different geographical regions. COVID-19 is identified as a respiratory disease.
View More >>As a psychology and counselling expert, I am working with a community mental health charity whose objective is to minimize the levels of depression in the local area where unemployment and poverty are the major
View More >>As a psychology and counselling expert, I am working with a community mental health charity whose objective is to minimize the levels of depression in the local area where unemployment and poverty are the major
View More >>As a psychology and counselling expert, I am working with a community mental health charity whose objective is to minimize the levels of depression in the local area where unemployment and poverty are the major
View More >>The presence of good health is important to support enhanced living and well-being. The assignment will analyse the health
View More >>As a psychology and counselling expert, I am working with a community mental health charity whose objective is to minimize the levels of depression in the local area where unemployment and poverty are the major
View More >>As a psychology and counselling expert, I am working with a community mental health charity whose objective is to minimize the levels of depression in the local area where unemployment and poverty are the major
View More >>Health issues arise from being in a stable condition of mental and physical status. The psychological and physical qualities of a human being are always portrayed to be influenced by the status of growth and development as well as the environmental circumstances under which
View More >>Health issues arise from being in a stable condition of mental and physical status. The psychological and physical qualities of a human being are always portrayed to be influenced by the status of growth and development as well as the environmental circumstances under which
View More >>Health issues arise from being in a stable condition of mental and physical status. The psychological and physical qualities of a human being are always portrayed to be influenced by the status of growth and development as well as the environmental circumstances under which
View More >>Type 2 diabetes according to WHO, (2020) typically occurs in adults when the body becomes insulin resistant or does not make enough insulin. Diabetes UK, (2019) states that one in ten over 40 has type 2 diabetes
View More >>PIMA™ Analyser is an important document when dealing with patients. The equipment gives the medical staff the ability to monitor patients while they are under their care.
View More >>Scientific research has always been something which requires the collaboration of many reserchers.This is always to bring ideas and put them together in order to build a solid research focus which will lead to a finite solution. I can acknowlege that I am previlage to benefit from such an experience in real life
View More >>Health care professionals have played a key role in shaping the societal health and enhancing their wellbeing
View More >>Health issues arise from being in a stable condition of mental and physical status. The psychological and physical qualities of a human being are always portrayed to be influenced by the status of growth and development as well as the environmental circumstances under which
View More >>The graphs show the data related to TB and HIV infections in the population of central Africa from 1990 to 2008. As per the graphical representation, it has been explored that there is positive linkage between HIV and TB infections. After 1990, there was increasing
View More >>Obesity is one of the major issues among the adult population of England, where the people are aged between 19-65 years and there are several reasons for which they are suffering from obesity. The study aims at analysing the impact of policy initiatives of government
View More >>Dementia is a term that is used to describe several symptoms of cognitive decline including the impairment in thinking, communication, and memory (Livingston et al., 2017).
View More >>The diet has largely affected the health and wellbeing of young adults, parents, and children in the UK
View More >>Over the past decade, food agriculture and distribution has changed tremendously. The transformation of the food
View More >>Children eating habits are generally very encouraging to eat more times is a day with often meals at short times and at that timings
View More >>This assessment is a rationale about the promotion of healthcare in society where the main focuses are on how people
View More >>The essay evolved here is describing the emergence of education system and its related various types of policies
View More >>Each health and care setting has its own set of legislations and actions taken in terms of patient safety and keeping the records safe. The clear records are accessed by the right set of people. Fire safety, hygiene checks, hazards, and cleaning incidents are important
View More >>In the recent past complex patient concept has been used by different healthcare professionals due to the increased number of patients being admitted in different healthcare facilities with complex and underlying health needs (Abell et al., 2010).
View More >>Critically evaluate the importance of reflecting upon your prescribing practice. Articulate how you may promote continued learning and professional development in relation to prescribing within your own organisation (Reflection 1 and 2).
View More >>The one disease Cheryl is definitive to be suffering from is major depressive disorder. In major depressive disorder, the person shows symptoms of uncontrolled emotions, insomnia, extreme tiredness, slowed thinking and others (Hasin et al., 2018).
View More >>I would like to acknowledge my family as they have been supportive while doing this course and also my uncle who died due to COVID-19 as a nurse. I want to acknowledge my work colleagues/manager who allowed me to be swapping my shifts to attend classes. To my
View More >>Stroke is considered as serious neurological condition that can occur in older adults and young people across the world. Clinical intervention suggests that stroke is he neuroglial disorder that interferes with the activity of central nervous system, especially with
View More >>Marginalizing people are individuals who are denied involvement in mainstream activities leading to discrimination and neglect. Among the marginalized individual are the cognitively impaired people. Cognitive impairment is described as a condition in which an
View More >>Hand hygiene can be referred as the act of washing and cleaning hands by soap or hand wash for removing all the bacteria, microorganism and viruses. NHS (2019) mentioned that,
View More >>This assessment has two main parts in it where the one part is about the legal and other regulatory determinants of reporting about the details of the care homes and the record keeping systems of any healthcare settings.
View More >>The purpose of this booklet is to inform new health assistants effective ways to care for the senior patients at the Helping Hand Clinic, by the usage of proper and timely communication. The booklet will help
View More >>Different chemical processes occur in living beings which result in chemical reactions in the body referred to as biochemical events. When they occur in the lungs, these events are associated with ischemia reperfusion injury in the lungs caused by trauma,
View More >>In the modern nursing field, virtual communication and the online confidential forum are fundamental in terms of fastening
View More >>Nurses are the backbones of a healthcare system (NHS, 2019). Registered nurses have to deal with manifold responsibilities such as observe patient’s health regularly, maintain transparent information delivery in the workplace, work synergistically with colleagues to meet common
View More >>Every century comes with its own sets of insurrection and revolution. Among many other amendments to the society, extensive mental health awareness attaches an extra feather to the cap of 21st Century.
View More >>An effective safeguarding framework in healthcare is important to protect vulnerable people from abuse and harm. Ther are different kind of abuse that service users can face such as physical, mental, emotional, financial and social abuse.
View More >>The assessment below has two parts where one part presents a comparison and contrasting discussion about the two definitions given by the World Health Organization and Collins English Dictionary regarding different dimensions in relation to the health
View More >>Chronic Obstructive pulmonary disease or COPD is an inflammatory pulmonary illness in which the inner wall of airways becomes inflamed thereby narrowing the inner space for passing air inside it (Maddocks et al. 2017).
View More >>Type 2 diabetes has become one of the major health concerns in the UK that contribute to the increasing number of morbidity and mortality (Chaudhury et al. 2017.).
View More >>The chosen topic for this research study is ‘To examine the relationship between immigration and mental health services’.
View More >>In healthcare, inter-professional working is referred to as the collaborative way of working in which members of different professions and agencies work collectively in offering integrated health and social care support to the patients
View More >>The government has implemented suicide prevention strategies that have strong national leadership, accountability and transparent
View More >>The care systems have taken shape and improved day by day as the time passed but still the researchers when surveying
View More >>An 11 years old girl has been referred to an oral health adviser by the dentist for providing her with an effective oral health
View More >>Working as a volunteer sexual health counsellor has helped me learn a lot. Engaging different resources have helped me gain a deeper
View More >>Dementia is a neurocognitive disorder in which the mental ability of the person deteriorates, and it infers with their independence in daily life.
View More >>This section of the essay will critically reflect on the assessment, diagnosis and person-centred care approach of a patient seen during the author’s first content practitioner.
View More >>Type 2 diabetes is the chronic health condition that cannot be cured permanently but symptoms and impacts of this health condition can be manged effectively by conducting the effective dietary and nutritional intervention (Critchley et al. 2018).
View More >>This essay aims to review a chosen health and safety policy, designed for staff in a care organization "HEALTH AND SAFETY POLICY 1999”. This health and safety work policy is associated with managing staff’s overall health and safety at work and managing
View More >>The impact of social factors of the quality of health as well as the access to healthcare is quite significant. Social determinants of health defines the environmental conditions within which people are not only born, but also live, work, besides undertaking
View More >>Critical reflection is effective to discuss own experience in the workplace and critically analyse the workplace practices for developing further decision to run the organisation successfully by maximising own contribution. This reflective assessment is beneficial to discuss the workplace
View More >>The Nursing and Midwifery council (2015) Code of conduct stated that while it comes to treat an adult patient in intense care unit (ICU), nurses, must comply with all NMC codes to assess and recognize the health needs of the patient and meet these health needs.
View More >>The current case involves determining the medical care and treatment that is required for Gilly suffering from pre-eclampsia, and whether or not there is an issue of negligence that Gilly can claim
View More >>In the nursing management, the SWOB analysis includes all the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and barriers that might come in the way while analyzing the management of the mental health and the discharge planning.
View More >>In this study, a focus on the socio-cultural influence on anorexic bodies is presented. Central issue is identified as anorexia nervosa
View More >>The covid 19 is identified as a globally spreading virus causing millions of people being affected
View More >>Women encounter complications and challenges in pregnancy from conception to time of delivery and also after birth
View More >>Air pollution needs to be addressed because the pollutants spread from place to place rapidly
View More >>Fund raising activities are mostly focused towards improving the prospects of change or increasing any value propositions
View More >>While it comes to health promotion, public health professionals must choose an effective and best-suited leadership approach for communicating
View More >>Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is defined as the neurodevelopmental condition in which a person suffers hyperactivity, inattentiveness and impulsiveness. ADHD UK (2018) mentioned that more than 10,345 children in the UK
View More >>In order to ensure safe and quality health and social care services, it is necessary for health and social care professionals to follow the guidelines provided by the National Health Service (NHS) and Care Quality Commission (CQC) Rajan-Brown & Mitchell.
View More >>This study aims to focus on an episode of care given by a nurse to a patient named Mrs Green. This 67-year-old patient requires attention for the injuries that have occurred to her. It is identified that the nursing authorities support a person’s medication process of work and it is
View More >>Anaesthesia & Post Anaesthetic care services in the specially designed anaesthetic care units is the most crucial, sensitive and critical care provision sector in the medical field. The anaesthetic and post-operative services are handled very carefully
View More >>Rapid sequence induction (RSI) is also known as the Rapid sequence intubation which is the special procedure of the endotracheal intubation that is performed when health professionals find out that a patient is at the high risk of the pulmonary aspiration (Wahlen et al. 2019).
View More >>Here you should include a description of your patients, such as their age, gender, relevant medical history, home and family circumstances
View More >>This assessment is specifically formed to focus on the healthcare needs among young adults and kids in UK where the primary health
View More >>Under National Policy on Hand Hygiene, HCPs need to follow and implement all the standard inro their practices to eliminate
View More >>Obesity is a public health concern because it is highly prevalent in wide number of people of all ages and impacts reduction of the quality of life of the individuals leading them to face poor health outcomes and death (Wharton et al., 2020). This is evident as obesity causes increased deposition of fat in the body which raises chances of facing comorbidities like heart disease, diabetes, cancer and others which leads to deteriorate the health of the individual and make them face mortality
View More >>The long-term condition is chronic health issue that leads the individuals to suffer for more than six months extending to a lifetime. In this study, an overview regarding care and management for Ulcerative Colitis as a long-term
View More >>Health inequalities are referred to unjust and avoidable differences in health and healthcare opportunities for the people across the population and specific population groups. It impacts to take action against social justice for the people leading them to face
View More >>The delivery of effective nursing care is important for improving the physical and mental health of the patients. In this study, the nursing assessment and intervention for
View More >>Intergenerational care is an alternative approach to caregiving, where stakeholders purpose to combine people of different generations within a shared environment. This approach ensures the intended beneficiaries share in mutually
View More >>The novella by Thomas Mann, “Death in Venice," was published in German by 1912. The novel presents a narrative of a symbol-laden of aestheticism Mann’s best-known novella. The book presents a narrative of Gustav von Aschenbach, an artist who moves to Venice to get
View More >>I am the head pastor of Central Victoria Palace International Chapel in London. More recently, the church decided to establish a ‘Faith and Mental Health’ panel, which I also sat in.
View More >>It has been seen from various reports that the police has been working with satisfactory measures and dealing with their ongoing challenges. Police force, being a high valued public service,
View More >>Reflective assessment in health and social care is effective to review the learning process and identify the learning activities for own skill developmental and knowledge improvement.
View More >>Health is considered as a complete physical, social and mental wellbeing of the individuals where it is possible to lead a healthy life without any critical disease.
View More >>Soft tissues are the type of tissues that are not calcified and hardened that connect and support bones as well as many internal organs
View More >>In the spirit of respecting patient autonomy, clinicians must be ready to acknowledge that patients have the right to make decisions
View More >>Over the past few years, dementia has been a growing challenge because as the population’s life expectancy increases, it becomes one of the most significant
View More >>In nursing, children and young people nurse (CYP) nurse belong to the branch of child nursing. They have the role to assess
View More >>Magnesium is vital component in the body of a human being. It is essential to ensure its availability in the body as lack of it may lead
View More >>This essay will reflect and analysing an experience of inter- professional working and service user involvement in my clinical practice
View More >>The nurses are found to spend more time on the computer compare to caring for the patient. This is evident from the study of Higgins et al., (2017) which mentions that 1/3rd of the time is spend by the nurses for interacting with technology whereas only 16%
View More >>Infective endorcarditis (IE) also known as a bacterial endorcarditis is an illness caused by bacteria that enter the bloodstream and settle in the heart lining, a heart valve, or a blood vessel.
View More >>This assignment will present a health promotion plan for COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease). In this context, it will discuss the scope of community nursing in Australia. Then it will discuss the skill and competencies in managing and preventing COPD.
View More >>Congenital disabilities have become a major health concern in modern era. Worldwide, high number of neonatal deaths of the new-born are registered due to congenital illness in poor families. Congenital
View More >>Obesity in children is one of the major global health issues in the modern era. Among different contemporary global health issues that are listed in Healthy People 2020, obesity is one of the most dreaded health conditions.
View More >>Diabetes is a life-long critical health condition; there are 3.5 million people who diagnosed with diabetes in the UK, estimated 549,000 people (Diabetes UK, 2018).
View More >>commenced the treatment process according to the (WHO, 2012). Looking keenly at the way he progressed the team was able to detect that he was not properly managing his diabetes condition as it proved to have deteriorated at that time.
View More >>A disease is considered as an abnormal condition that negatively impact the structure and function of the parts of the individuals without any immediate external injury. The diseases are specific medical condition that are related with signs and symptoms. In this study,
View More >>Calcium metabolism is the mechanism by which the body maintain the level of calcium. The high and low level of calcium is having a significant impact on the health of the individual.
View More >>The topic regarding consideration of compulsory vaccination of children in the UK from parent’s perspective is chosen because
View More >>In modern health and social care context, reflection is crucial for all the health and social carte professional as well as staffs to promote their continuous professional
View More >>There are several factors affecting the health status of the individual including the social and economic environment, physical environment
View More >>This is a reflective essay that will use the Rolfe’s model of reflection in relation to discuss an episode of medicine management
View More >>Person-centred care does not have a single definition as it continuing to change and develop along with the patient's needs
View More >>Public health interventions are described as organised efforts in health sectors that are aimed at improving the physical, mental and
View More >>This reflective essay aims to reflect the experience and critically analyse the transformational leadership style and decision -making skills in a dynamic
View More >>Health and social care indicate the services that are made available to the patients for their ill-health to be improved to support their enhanced health and well-being.
View More >>Mental Health Act of 1983 is one such legislation crafted by the State of United Kingdom that exclusively deals with the admission, detention and treatment of the mentally disabled persons.
View More >>” Assessment is the first stage of the nursing process, in which data about the patients’ health status is collected and from which a nursing care plan can be devised” (Oxford dictionary for Nurses 2008).
View More >>Childhood obesity is referred to as a serious medical condition in which adolescent and children develop extra fat in the body that adds to their body weight and makes them be at risk of health problems such as diabetes
View More >>Vision problem is one of the most common health issues in older people. With growing age, there are many pathophysiological changes in the retina, cornea and rod and cone cells which cause poor eyesight
View More >>A professional code of conduct is a set of ethics that are designed to govern an organisation and its decision making. It is set by the administrator and is strictly followed by the laws. A profession in finance
View More >>Equality and diversity are the two crucial aspects of healthcare. Healthcare providers must underpin the concept of equality and diversity into practice to ensure that the services that are delivered are fair, justified and accessible to every service user.
View More >>One of the principles laid out in the Mental Capacity Act (MCA 2005) is that the “act done or any decision made “for or on behalf of a person who lacks capacity must be done, or made, in his best interests
View More >>EBA can be defined as the approach used in health and social care in terms of utilising the best available current research evidence into practices for improving the quality of care delivered to patients. Using an
View More >>The health and social care professionals focus on maximising the quality of care to treat the patient efficiently and provide the best treatment
View More >>It has been more than a year since my first patient I was assigned to during the time of Covid-19, collapsed in front of us on a winter night
View More >>Stroke is one of the most burdensome neurological conditions affecting young and older adult populations, worldwide, and notably, it has remained one of the leading causes of disability
View More >>The Mental Health Act 1983 sets out strict parameters, stating when and how those suffering with severe mental health can be detained and treated against their wishes in hospital and in the communities of the England and Wales (The Mental Health Act 1983: The code of practice). At the same time, the Mental Health Act, as a piece of legislation, must also comply with human rights legislation. Mental health approaches and treatments are constantly changing, so it is crucial to constantly renew (update) the Act in order to keep it current with 21st century psychiatric practice
View More >>Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a life-long disorder related to brain development that has impacts on the different ways through which people socialize and perceive others, bringing about problems in communication and social interactions.
View More >>The study is all about "experiences of young people diagnosed with HIV 18-24-year-olds". As young adults, it becomes quite an unacceptable case of being diagnosed with such a disease. They become morally imbalanced while they face discrimination.
View More >>The critical incident report is referred to reporting of observations, reactions and impressions of a thought-provoking incident that occurred during team or patient interaction in healthcare or social environment. The report is important
View More >>Health Need assessment [HNA] can be considered as the systematic approach in which the health issues of a particular population are identified and then effective resource allocation is conducted
View More >>The National Health Service (NHS) offers healthcare to all inhabitants of the United Kingdom (UK) based on their necessity for it rather than their financial ability to pay for it. It is publicly funded and paid for by the British government.
View More >>In this assignment, I will be using pseudonyms when referring to the clients (my practice supervisor, my patient and the trust). This will ensure that confidentiality is maintained and protecting my colleague's personal information (NMC, 2018).
View More >>Health and social care service is a critical task, where engagement of all the stakeholders including the doctors, nurses, general physicians, surgeons, psychiatrics and other health and social workers are necessary to be involved with each other for working as a partnership working
View More >>The essay here will be going to focus on the health, safety and wellbeing of the employee and staff members in the workplace
View More >>This study aims to compare and analyze the cultural and historical perspectives related to mental health. It also includes a discussion of the experiences
View More >>Methodology is the most critical step in conducting a research work effectively. In other words, methodology reflects the path followed by the researcher in study. This particular study focuses on analyzing the differences between contingent
View More >>HIV or human immunodeficiency is the virus which attacks body’s immunes system thereby destroying the pathogen-resistance mechanism inside body (Koehn et al. 2021). Gender disparity has been a long-term
View More >>Healthy ageing is the process of supporting the needs of older people thereby maintaining their activities of daily living to promote their holistic wellbeing (O'Loughlin et al. 2017). In Australia, there is an ever-increasing
View More >>Digital learning transformation can be defined as the process of educating employees of an organisation in terms of improving their skills
View More >>The rise in global obesity in the present day world is a signifier for several things. Obesity is a significant threat to the general
View More >>EEGs contain component "brain waves" of dierent frequencies. Position each label in the correct location.
View More >>Dual diagnosis involves individuals suffering from comorbid substance abuse or dependence and psychotic, behavioural, affective or severe personality disorder (Lehman, 1996). Treatment for double disorders poses a treatment challenge (Levy, 1993). Ahmed suffers from a dual problem, substance abuse (smoking cannabis) and hearing voices, also termed ‘auditory verbal hallucination’ (McCarthy-Jones, 2012). Ahmed will be medically termed as a dual client, who will ‘doubly’ deny their problems and will, therefore, be difficult to enlist (Evans & Sullivan, 2012). In that context, the current analysis will explore the epidemiological issues with regard to treatment of Ahmed’s conditions.
View More >>A lack of financial security, social status, and personal relationship development is highly associated with weight management. The usage of Dahlgreen and whitehead as an analytical tool might encourage the determinants of health and well-being for managing
View More >>Electrocardiogram or ECG is an important medical test that is carried out while providing person-centred care to patients (Reading et al. 2018). In the case of Edith, ECG is an important health assessment test that enables doctors
View More >>In social and health care contexts, quality management is essential because it attempts to enhance treatment efficacy and patient satisfaction with care services. Quality management in healthcare has grown increasingly essential as healthcare expenditures have increased.
View More >>Partnership work has many benefits in all fields and especially health and social care; it gives fruitful and better records than working alone.
View More >>According to the world health organization, drugs are any substance other than those required to maintain normal health, which, when consumed, modify one or more body functions.
View More >>In the healthcare system, organizational structures are very vital in all sectors and health care is not an exception. Having in mind that they deal with human lives in their hands which is extremely sensitive,
View More >>Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is an infection that is caused by coronavirus- SARS-CoV-2. The virus is transmitted via droplets which occurs when an individual sneeze, coughs or exhales. However, these droplets are heavy thus rapidly settle on surfaces (Peixoto et al., 2020). View More >>
The World Health Organization defined health as that complete state of mental, physical and social wellbeing in which it is not necessary that there must be the complete absence of disease [WHO, 2010].
View More >>The recent COVID-19 pandemic has left many scholars and practitioners in the healthcare industry raining concerns and questions about health and social care management. Particularly,
View More >>Mental health illness is becoming increasingly common worldwide. It is important to understand its causes and effects and how to create meaningful
View More >>In this essay, I am going to reflect about a case of a learning disability (LD) that happened during my placement as an apprentice nurse
View More >>In this paper, I am going to reflect on a clinical care plan that was provided to a mental illness patient under home care placement
View More >>Our nervous system and muscles work together to govern, direct, and facilitate the body's movement through the neuromuscular system
View More >>A kidney transplant, also known as a renal transplant, is a surgical procedure that replaces a diseased kidney with a healthy kidney from a donor. When both kidneys cease working properly, the body is unable to filter the blood and maintain fluid balance,
View More >>A literature search is associated with conducting the relevant search methodology and retrieve the highly appropriate research papers thereby analysing as well as comparing the content the selected research papers to answer the research question
View More >>Quality Improvement (QI), in healthcare, is the collective effort and unwavering activity by all the individuals and professionals in the care environment to create an enhanced change in care (Mannion and Davies, 2018).
View More >>Outline factors that affect energy, nutrient and hydration requirements of individuals in relation to social, cultural, religious and ethnic groups
View More >>In nursing care, it is important nurses remain committed to treating any patients with physical alignment and are responsible to resolve their mental or emotional needs apart from physical health needs.
View More >>This essay aims to highlight the public health issues and find out national health policies that apply to the issues. The focus of the content is identifying the factors that contribute to public health issues in Northern Ireland.
View More >>Obesity is referred to the health condition that includes increased adiposity and leads to create various complications such as cardiac disease, stroke and others. The VO2 peak in obesity and in general indicates the maximum rate of oxygen able to be used by the body during exercise (Chooi et al., 2019).
View More >>A pharmaceutical company is a licensed commercial business actively involved in the research, discovery, development, marketing, and distribution of new medicines/drugs (Milanesi, Runfola, and Guercini, 2020).
View More >>please type onto this document (delete content apart from the title to each section. Do not include any identifiable markers for example, your name as this will be marked anonymously.
View More >>This assignment entails discussing the personal efficacy and self-assessment components that give direction to a person in life. Leadership styles are encouraged in order to generate adequacy of learning and managing the work done by a person in the field of nursing.
View More >>Cytokines are important messengers of the immune system that play major roles in generating the appropriate immune response against
View More >>In setting up a small business, the key factors to be considered are the presence of a key idea in setting the business within the target industry, adequate funding arrangement, analysis of existing competitors, positive attitude and enhanced business plan.
View More >>While Health can be interpreted as the absence of illness and disease, complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity” (WHO, 2018).
View More >>Attitudinal barrier: Some people are identified to be resisting the change and feel it is riskier to take the vaccine as they think that there is no higher chance of being affected by covid. Emotional barrier: As the studies do not guarantee 100% covid
View More >>Patients with complex healthcare needs are always in need of medical as well as social services. Also, patients with complex do need to be support by a variety of healthcare practitioners and caregivers.
View More >>I will use the Four Fs model to compose this reflection. In a real-life situation, the essay also includes one ethical principle of Beneficence- benefiting others. Mental Capacity Act and Consent are also included. This reflective account will use
View More >>The critical appraisal of the article is important as it helps in enhancing the focus on the relevant sources to be used in gathering evidence for the research topic or care delivery process. It helps
View More >>Protecting society and health is no longer limited to offering a set of actions or fulfilling obligations to people but working together to help them make informed decisions or even provide the necessary and complete support at all times.
View More >>This section will introduce the topic of study and explain its significance to healthcare. The section explains the basic concepts that are discussed in the rest of the paper. it set the foundation
View More >>My sudden development of hemi spatial neglect three months ago significantly impacted on my life. I suffered from a stroke that subsequently left me with hemi spatial neglect. According to doctor’s reports, the stroke damaged my parietal lobe
View More >>The rationale for this area of interest is that falls are the most common causes of unintentional injuries resulting in over 646,000 deaths world-wide each year especially among adults aged 65 and over. According to various
View More >>In healthcare, evidence-based care is important because it helps to provide most enhanced individualised care with minimum error to the patients, assist in lowering care cost and improve the expertise of the medical professional in delivery care
View More >>Developmental Therapeutics Programs (DTPanti-cancer )'s screening program generates a large amount of data stored in a computerized database. Compare analysis is a method of comparing items and determining their similarities and differences (1). The value of the living
View More >>The 2015 report by Monitor Deloitte for the Office for Life Sciences estimated that the UK digital market is £2bn and is expected to increase to £2.9bn by 2018 (Monitor Deloitte, 2015). Dr. Joshi, who is the Clinical Lead for NHS England’s
View More >>COVID 19 pandemic created a challenging situation where the public band the government bodies must promote the activities to prevent
View More >>Organisational communication is the practice of interacting with the stakeholders, engaged with the firm as well as share the information for working collaboratively. In the recent era of globalisation, the organisations try to enhance the internal and external communication, in order to communicate with others, develop strong bonding and create good stakeholders base for leading the organisations towards achieving the aim
View More >>Acute diseases are referred to the serious illness that develops suddenly and extends to affect the patients for short amount of time for which they require urgent or short-term care to develop enhanced health and well-being. In this assignment, acute illness management of a homeless patient
View More >>The delivery of high-quality nursing care is important because it helps the patients feel comfortable and hospitable in the care environment which promotes their ease of being healed from health issue. In this assignment,
View More >>Confidentiality can be referred as the legal right or the ethical principle under which health care providers are obliged to keep all the information related to patients, their treatment process and care delivery secret, unless receiving the consent from patients to disclose
View More >>The discussion of case study of patients is important because it contains invaluable records of the clinical practice regarding the nursing
View More >>Healthcare professionals need to follow and maintain their professional ethics while introducing new and innovative healthcare
View More >>The substance abuse by people and their mental health are found to be directly correlated as people with substance addition are found to develop the addiction as result of mental illness or the substance abuse leads individuals to develop mental illness such as anxiety and depression.
View More >>Equality is referred to as ensuring all the individuals in the society are provided equal opportunity and treated without discrimination against their characteristics. Diversity is referred to taking account of differences between groups
View More >>In the early years, well-being is important as it influences the children regarding the way they interact with the environment. The presence of stronger senses of well-being in children provides them confidence
View More >>It is to inform you that, Riya just said, you were not working last week due to not feeling well, but I heard that, you were on holiday. Anyway, I really hope that, you are feeling completely better now. I had recurrent
View More >>In healthcare, change management is necessary because it assists the service providers to achieve desired care outcomes for the patients and offer them satisfactory care by overcoming the barriers and resolving the gaps in care.
View More >>In this reflective case study, the critical analysis and evaluation of care provision for James with a complex health condition are to be executed. In this purpose, the personal performance to care for the patient and its contribution in managing the situation is to be reflected. The local and national
View More >>A 63-year-old patient named Thomas who has long history of COPD is admitted to the hospital following chest infection of 2 weeks and showing of peripheral cyanosis along with tachypnoea with lower concentration of oxygen.
View More >>The field of the study is adult nursing which involves providing nursing care to elderly and people above 18 years of age in variety of settings who expresses wide range of dependency for support to gain good health and well-being. In this assignment,
View More >>In healthcare, bioethics is referred to the discipline that deals with ethical implication of biological research and applications in medicine. It includes specification of the principles that governs and guide the nurses
View More >>CASP components are important to be included efficiently in order to review the article and represent the findings and methods of analysing the research topic. Through the CASP components, it is possible to evaluate the background of the study,
View More >>condition and can not understand what types of therapy and treatment he receives from the caregivers. He only knows that he has a high body sugar level for which he must skip foods that are enriched with high sugar (Means, 2020).
View More >>The process of handwashing is an essential part of the daily routine of life. It is also important to prevent the infectious spread and thus to help in preventing illness (Staats, 2017). It also further helps in preventing the spread of various communicable diseases from one patient to another.
View More >>Chemical levels include the atoms of the different chemical elements such as carbon, nitrogen, hydrogen, oxygen, potassium, magnesium, calcium and iron (Biga et al. 2020).
View More >>The target audience for the mentioned action is the patient named Jane (the pseudonym used to maintain confidentiality and privacy of the individual as mentioned by the NMC Code of conduct (NMC, 2018)).
View More >>This case study will discuss the major health issues in Canada. Then it will present an elaborative explanation of the healthcare system in Canada and also the sustainable healthcare developed
View More >>Public health is important to be managed through effective interventions and implications of policies so that prolonged life of the people can be ensured and effective aiding for controlling
View More >>Manifestations of mental illnesses are increasingly being evident in the people. The prevalence of mental health according to the WHO (2019) estimates indicates that one in four people will suffer from mental illness complication
View More >>Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) is seen to occur at different level in individuals and mostly people before reaching the age of 30 years develop the disease. However, in some individuals, it does not develop until the individuals reach 50-60 years of age (Lamb et al., 2019).
View More >>The universality of digital devices and applications have has a significant transformative impact on several aspects of human action and interactions. These digital innovations enable individuals to keep track of their daily activities, health,
View More >>In healthcare, critical leadership is important to be expressed by the nurses as it makes them help to evolve and adapt to the constant changes in delivering quality care to the patient. Moreover, effective management leads the nurses to work as a group
View More >>Social cognition models emphasise an individual's learning directly or indirectly from observing others through social communication, interaction, and experiences (Conner and Norman, 2015). It shows that better practices can be motivated through
View More >>In the modern world, cardiovascular disease (CVD) becomes the major health concern that impacts adversely on public health and wellbeing (Cai et al., 2018). The World Health Organisation (WHO) referred to CVD as the health condition
View More >>Obesity is referred to as the condition in excessive or abnormal amount of fat is deposited in the body created health risk for the individuals (Bray et al. 2016). The individuals who have Basal Metabolic Rate (BMI) rate between 18-25 are called normal
View More >>The reflection is going to explain the way Anne’s case condition can be different if full integration of health and social care is done had it happened then years from now. The current case study of Anne informs that she is suffering from psychosis
View More >>Scientific research is utilized in diverse fields and has increasingly contributed to knowledge in the respective fields. The health and social care field has also witnessed growing research which has led to among others,
View More >>Technology management is highly essential to manage technology fundamentals in order to create competitive advantage. It plays a fundamental role in order to understand certain technology for organization and argue regarding when to make investment
View More >>Communication skills are referred to the abilities that are used for providing and receiving various nature of information. The communication skills in healthcare are important to improve care quality, trust between patient
View More >>Teamwork enables different healthcare workers, nurses and doctors with diverse skills and knowledge to work collaborate towards achieving the common healthcare goals. This report will demonstrate how the management team of Trinity social care home can conduct
View More >>This chapter presents a review of literature from identified studies in the quest to determine why some older patients lose function in acute medical wards. The studies were sourced from electronic databases using key words. The keywords used included older patients,
View More >>Doping is one of the prevalent problems experienced in sports. It involves the use of performance enhancing drugs. Over the years, doping has seen dramatic upsurge in sports. Also, it has been diversified to be inclusive of physiological, mechanical as well as
View More >>In this study, the case study of Amarthya is to be analysed to determine the way clinical decision-making for patients is to be developed and the factors influencing the decision making of care for the patients.
View More >>The ECG (electrocardiogram) is used for measuring the rate of rhythm and electrical activity of the heart (Xu et al., 2018). In Edith’s case, she reported having presence of acute myocardial infraction (AMI) for the past 10 years which though being currently being
View More >>Healthy ageing is the process in which health and social care providers provide high quality aged care to older people to determine and meet all their holistic needs [WHO, 2020]. This research proposal will present a secondary research study on how health and social care professionals can promote healthy ageing in older adults in the UK thereby improving their quality of living.
View More >>This paper aims to discuss the lack of teamwork as a human factor that impacts interprofessional collaboration and service user safety. The assignment focuses on exploring how lack of teamwork impacts patient care and patient safety,
View More >>The quality delivery of patient care is important as it contributes to create positive experience for the patient recovery and enhance the physical as well as mental health of the people suffering from serious illness like cancer (Livet et al., 2018). In this presentation, the care
View More >>A female 50 year-old patient was admitted to the emergency department after experiencing acute shortness of breath. The symptoms that she presented with were noted to had begun two days early before she was brought to the hospital. The patient will be called DC for confidentiality purposes.
View More >>The health improvement actions are performed in the healthcare facility to enhance the health and well-being of the patients and communities through encouraging and enabling health choices and addressing health determinants creating negative health conditions (Novignon & Nonvignon, 2017).
View More >>Breast cancer is the most common of cancer that is diagnosed amongst the women. In fact, one in every ten of new cancers that are diagnosed in a year is breast cancers. Of most of the deaths caused by cancer amongst women, breast cancer comes second. The tumour develops
View More >>Health promotion can be defined as the pathway in which the holistic wellbeing of people are promoted (Aaron, 2014). The concept of health promotion is not only associated with prompting physical health and wellbeing but also it is associated with promoting the psychological, emotional and spiritual wellbeing (Campos et al. 2016).
View More >>The mechanical properties of polymers are greatly affected by their stereochemistry. Not much investigations have been undertaken to gain more understanding of the effect of stereochemistry on properties of hydrogels.
View More >>Malignant tumour growths have been an issue of major concern universally. Following the detrimental effects that it presents with on the victim
View More >>Elderly abuse is mentioned as a repeated act of intentional failure in safeguarding elderly people by the family and friends which
View More >>A securely attached child learns that the parents are always there for comforting them while they are in distress. Developing a sense that
View More >>Person-centred care is important as it enables the patients to manage their own health condition thereby improving quality
View More >>Partnership working practice is important in the health and social care in order to provide the best quality care to all the service users. The doctors and the health care professionals try to follow the ethical rules in health care sector and develop team working practice in order to serve
View More >>In this assignment, the overview regarding the mental and physical impact of stress on the body is to be discussed. Thereafter, three key models of stress are to be evaluated and the stress management methods are to be examined.
View More >>The chosen country is Cameroon that is a third world country located in western region of Africa. The country’s has a population of 26.55 million as per the statistics of 2020 (Nkemgha et al., 2021). The country lives at the junction of central and western Africa
View More >>This report summarises the position of equality and diversity, especially the issues of discrimination and equal opportunities in the current health and social care regime. It reviews the current regime considering the six factors: age, disability, gender, ethnicity, sexuality, and class.
View More >>The advanced nursing practitioner reliance on the health assessment models comes with implications and outcomes to the nursing practice as well as health assessment process (Coyne et al., 2016). To begin
View More >>Escherichia coli Bloodstream infection (BSI) is referred to the condition in which E.coli bacteria are seen to be present in the blood which causes disruption of the normal functioning of the body.
View More >>This study will focus on the pathophysiology of the diabetes mellitus conditions and expose the clinical manifestations of the condition. Diabetes mellitus is a medical condition arising from metabolic disorder resulting in hyperglycaemia
View More >>In healthcare, the role of the registered nurses has widely evolved within the community, primary and secondary settings. Nurses are regarded as pioneers of advanced and enhanced care within various settings and the NHS currently requires an enhanced skilled workforce in managing the ageing population who express the enhanced need of healthcare.
View More >>There is a rise in the number of mature people with alcohol misuse and such people have complex needs (Rao, Crome, Crome, & Iliffe, 2019). Some of these complex needs relate to the identification of the disorder and then providing interventions for the same.
View More >>In the current condition, Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) is one of the viruses which causes major health issues among wide number of people globally that disrupts their health and well-being.
View More >>Mental health nursing is a crucial element in the provision of healthcare. Patients with mental health conditions exhibit different complications that significantly hamper their functionality. Dementia is one of the main conditions of the mental
View More >>Everyone regarded of their social class requires good health. Tobacco has been revealed to cause many health problems because apart from nicotine tobacco also contain various dangerous chemicals. Therefore regardless of how individual smoke tobacco
View More >>Research plays a key role in knowledge development and advancement in learning. Through research, it is possible to gather evidence that could be used to solve existing problems or answer critical questions. Different approaches have been used to gather,
View More >>The chosen client from the scenario is Edna. The chosen nurse going to offer care to Edna would be a community nurse and professional value to be discussed is compassion. The community nurses are chosen for Edna because they have role to offer
View More >>I have chosen case study number 7, in which Mr C, the client, is 70 years old and suffers from dementia and lung disease. His wife is looking after him and she is older than him as well. He has a chest infection and is receiving antibiotics
View More >>The four rotator cuff muscles that are attached to the upper part of the humerus at different points are mentioned from top to bottom
View More >>In Dental Practice, the staffs and the dental professionals along with the managers have the duty to ensure proper health and safety is followed in managing health and welfare of the employees .
view more>>Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is a form of psychotherapy through which a psychiatrist helps an individual to identify distortions in their thinking and to understand the way these distortions result in problems in their lives. CBT, therefore,
View More >>The purpose of the health and social care industry is to promote health, support healing, delivery treatment and increased life quality of the individuals who are cared for their health. In the health and social care industry, various organisations such as care homes, hospitals,
View More >>Liquid column chromatography is essentially a separation process in which sample components are dissolved in a liquid mobile phase and are selectively retained by a stationary phase. Differences in the equilibrium distribution between the two phases will cause the components in the sample to be separated. High Performance Liquid Chromatography
View More >>Health inequality is referred to the difference between health status or distribution of health determinants between different socio-economic groups in the population. In the UK, smoking is .
view more>>In order to investigate the sudden drop in MMR vaccine, interview of selected individuals from the population who have no participated in vaccinating their kids are to be done. This is .
view more>>The ill-health faced by individuals requires proper management with intervention from nurses through discussion with healthcare practitioners or doctors for ensuring quality health and .
view more>>Reflective practices can be depicted as the way toward comprehending occasions, circumstances and activities that occur in the working environment (Oelofsen, 2012). Oelofsen 2012, contends that reflective practice (in medical clinics, psychological well-being and network wards), is indispensable in regard that attendants need to bring positive change particularly to individuals who are vulnerable in nature getting their services despite the fact that there is a emotional cost involved for thinking about the helpless gatherings
view more>>TA stroke rehabilitation setting is an essential part of patient’s recovery after a stroke episode. The main goal of stroke rehabilitation is to assist the stroke patients to relearn skills lost as a .
view more>>From the last two decades, health and social care in the UK face severe issues as a result of the failure of the public who are associated with this profession such as national, local and .
view more>>Public health insurance is the government-run health insurable plan that is fully subsided as well as paid for the public fund (Cohen and Marshall, 2017). Public health insurance plan is .
view more>>Performance management in dental practice is crucial for managing high skill, knowledge, clear perception as well as understanding of dental staffs in terms of giving flawless .
view more>>In dental practice procurement of valuable resources is important process in which the authentic as well as relevant resources on dental practice are collected from genuine source. .
view more>>In humans, ageing includes changes in social, physical and psychological aspects. The rise in the ageing population creates demands for larger and better trained professionals and workforce in health and social care those are able to offer long-term
View More >>It is the key piece of legislation that prescribes the manner of treatment and procedures involved in the assessment and treatment of people with mental health disorder. It further provides for the rights of persons with mental disorder who are the subject to assessment and treatment.
View More >>Autism is referred to development and neurological disorder which usually initiates at an early age and lasts throughout an individual's life. The causes of Autism include genetic factors, low birth weight, fragile X syndrome, having
View More >>Gum disease become a major health issue in pets, especially in dogs. More than 80% of dogs suffer from early stage of gum infection
View More >>This reflective essay is based on my experiences during my two months placement in a gastroenterology ward. The essay is aimed
View More >>Collaborative working is fundamental to conducting a positive and synergistic working environment in health and social care (Souza et al. 2016). The World Health Organisation (WHO) defines collaborative working in health and social care as the approach which enables
View More >>Organizations are increasingly developing and implementing workplace health programs, a significant proportion of which focus on improving the employees’ physical activity. Workplace health promotion and physical activity programs present a considerable likelihood of improving the employees’ health, productivity and quality of life (Pereira et al., 2015). Physical activity is significantly linked to the reduction of the risk of developing type 2 diabetes, obesity and cardiovascular disease (Lee et al., 2012). Additionally, physical activity also results in various benefits to the organization.
View More >>This essay is about discussing the pathophysiology of sepsis diagnosis and many health related changes to occur in the patient in the case study. Gerald is a 72-year-old male patient who has been diagnosed with Sepsis due to an unkempt wound on the foot. He has no family. He has been living in the accommodation
View More >>The irrefutable association between obesity and reduced life quality and expectancy has been and continues to be widely illustrated in the country, and worldwide. Obesity is a risk factor for multiple chronic diseases, which include type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease, respiratory
View More >>The nurses often work in partnership to provide care to the service users as it helps them to share ideas as well as skills to enhance care services for the patients. In this assignment, a case study is .
view more>>Nursing care is referred to the collaborative and autonomous care provided by the nursing professionals to patients of all age group and communities in different settings to ensure them .
view more>>Stigma is a mark of disgrace associated with a particular circumstances, quality or person and there are various stigma related issues, which have crucial. Impacts on the physical and mental .
view more>>The health insurance assures the health needs and safety for the people of a particular country. This healthcare insurance can be distinguished into two parts as public and private. .
view more>>Contemporary health issues are defined as the current issues and situation in healthcare system that interfere with integrity and competence of healthcare staffs in terms of giving .
view more>>The case study which is presented in the assignment is of a seventy four year old lady named Mrs. Evans which is a pseudonym chosen for this assignment according to guidelines of.
view more>>The critical analysis of the research study is performed to examine the ideas presented by the researcher in relation to what is already known and develop decision for its merits. This indicates that critical analysis is done with the aim to argue all aspects of the information to determine its .
view more>>Health promotional campaigns are beneficial for the society, where the social communities are acknowledging new information and latest updates about being healthy and improving their .
view more>>All the previously mentioned parameters are evaluated for the liver functioning test. The unusual values of the liver enzymes or proteins demonstrate about the working status of the liver and the degree to which the liver is harmed. The biochemical screening of the individual indicated for the case study 1 that the parameters of Alanine aminotransferase, Aspartate Aminotransferase and Albumin are all inside the typical range expect Bilirubin which is higher for the case patient 1-3.
view more>>The service improvement in healthcare is the process of combining efforts of all staffs and employees to develop changes which would lead to improved patient outcomes, professional development, care approaches
View More >>The debate on gender pay gap is believed to have prolonged since the time it took shape. Its prevalence in the healthcare sector and other industries has attracted the attention the society has towards equality, and what organizations talk about managerial strategies.
View More >>Ultrasound screening and examination of the conditions of the blood vessels and arteries is crucial in detecting the various complications associated with inhibition of the performance of the blood vessel and the flow blood throughout the body vessels.
View More >>Patients of diabetes mellitus are greatly associated with cautionary associated effects i.e, polydipsia, polyuria, polyphagia and reduction in weight. Varied manifestations that may be .
view more>>Personalised care is referred to the nature of support where people are provided the ability to control and choose the way own care is to be delivered by participating in the planning process and mentioning way the care is to be provided. In this assignment, the episode of personal care of L is to be discussed and the importance of partnership working for care planning in relation to the case study is to be discussed. The way interpersonal and communication used by nurses in caring for the patient is to be identified. Moreover, the benefit and weakness of interpersonal working are to be described and way social entire support health of a person is to be discussed.
view more>>National Health Services England is a Health and Social Care organization that is working to deliver improved care for patients. It is publically funded healthcare and offers healthcare .
view more>>The adult generation now are dealing with different types of health issues and mental disorders due to very irregular and imbalance
View More >>This essay will discuss the discount rate and the relevant factors that are considered while arriving at discount rate.The discount rate provides present values for future losses withan overall aim of placing the Claimantback at the original financial position had the personal injury never occurred. .
view more>>Through the Milgram’s psychology, it is possible to analyse the effects of authority on obedience levels and the investigation aims to see the way people would obey the legitimate authority even if they are well known about doing the wrong task. As per the study, the psychologist tries to analyse the empowerment of the participants and analyse the impacts of punishment. The goal of .
view more>>The National Health Service (NHS) was founded in post-war era of 1948 and was first of its kind. The NHS was the first comprehensive health care system that offered free and universal health care at point of delivery (Gilbert, Clarke and Leaver, 2014). The intention behind the . .
view more>>The reflection of a practice or a case helps learners in determining the progress they have made in particular areas of the learning process. The process helps students in assessing their strengths and weaknesses. Specific areas of improvement are highlighted and addressed either with the help of group members or a tutor. Clinical supervision groups enable students to share their experiences in the nursing practice and raise issues of general concern.
View More>>Health and safety at work is essential for protecting the well-being of the employers, customers and visitors. The risky health and safety condition at the workplace leads the organisation to lose staffs because the employees feel lack of value.
View More >>Obesity is basically a medical condition associated with the accumulation of excess body fat which may lead to complications or issues to health (World Health Organization, 2016). From a medical perspective, people are usually considered obese when their body mass index (BMI) is above 30 kg/m2 (See Figure 1).
View More >>Health can be defined as the mental, physical and emotional wellbeing in which individual is free from any kind of injuries or illness. being a care provider in local healthcare centre I can evaluate my understanding as well as perception regarding health and wellbeing. in my . .
view more>>The section 5 of the NMC Code of conduct mentioned that it is the duty of the nurses to respect privacy and confidentiality rights of the patients who are availing care from them (NMC, 2018). This means that the sharing of information regarding their personal data and care are to be made . .
view more>>In nursing, risk assessment is the evaluation process of identifying hazards and risks in the care environment or workplace which may cause potential harm to the patients, staffs, visitors and others along with the way the risks are to be resolved (Maguire et al. 2018). Thus, risk assessment is essential to develop measures to ensure the safety and protection of individuals. In this essay, the overview and importance regarding Barden Scale as risk assessment tool is to be . .
view more>>COVID-19 is a recent infection that has the ability to damage the aviation routes and lungs. It is brought about by a new strain of the virus called coronavirus. The principle symptomatic manifestations of coronavirus (COVID-19) are a high temperature along with persistent coughing1.
view more>>Work has received and continues to receive growing attention due to its importance to man both socially and economically. The primary function of work is the production and distribution of goods and services. While work is a powerful force that plays a psychological role in shaping a .
view more>>The present aim of the assignment is to formulate a health promotion care plan which will investigate and evaluate a health condition of clinical consideration. The condition of obesity was considered for this assignment and it will further discuss the management plan with regard to prevention or ill-health amongst adults depending on their social, emotional and .
view more >>Though the Lyndon B Johnson’s creation of Medicare in 1965 is there which was implemented through the social security and amendment Bill, the American health care system is still facing issues even after the health care reform. There are many successful presidents over the decades who tried a lot to manage the health care issues through reform and but it is still a major problem
view more>>Special care and attention are essential for old people for providing them with a good and healthy lifestyle. During this phase, people became less active in any kind of economic, political and social affairs. So, the elderly person needs proper care from other active members of the family. This care is essential to properly maintain the mental and physical functions of the body. As
view more>>It is the responsibility of the social communities to get the vaccination done immediately for fighting against such life threatening virus, so that the health care workers are also able to protect the human being and provide proper guidelines to avoid spreading virus among the social communities. There are the numbers of people in the UK, who are not willing to take vaccine even if such critical phase
View More >>The access to comprehensive and contemporary healthcare services is essential for enhancing and managing health along with accomplishing prevention and control of diseases. In this essay, the key aim is to critically discuss the key contemporary health issues experienced in the United
View More >>The assignment discussed medicine management and the role of nurses concerning the topic. It highlighted the guidelines and the factors that would determine the scope of
View More>TIn the recent era of globalisation, health promotional activities and policy documentation are playing crucial role in order to improve the life style of the individuals and support the social
View More>Conventional machine learning has had its application to medical discovery and clinical decision support following the start of the AI revolution. ML methods have found its
View More>In each stage of life, the complex interaction between physical environment and persona factors along with interaction between economic and social factors in determining the health of individuals. Thus, the health determinants are referred to the factors which are involved to influence the health of the individuals. In this assignment, the impact of wider determinants of health and well-being on the contemporary practices of physiotherapy for 18-year old skater who has suffered type-II navicular stress fracture is to be discussed.
View More>Complementary therapy are methods and procedures of non-conventional treatment which, unlike conventional medication deals with several traditional, herbal, remedial, natural as well as body movement based therapeutic interventions to trigger internal healing process of the body
View More >>Dementia is referred as the psychological condition in which individuals develop decline of effective cognitive functioning such as memory loss and others (Livingston et al. 2017). In the UK, it is seen that there is high prevalence of dementia among the elderly.
View More >>A good management and leadership framework in healthcare is important to deliver healthcare services to the entire community in efficient, equitable, appropriate and sustainable manner
View More >>The improvement is a continuous process to maintain a sustainable healthcare system with most effective outcome. In this regard collaboration of different types of sectors lead to improvement of the whole system. Brandrud et al. have discussed the role of multidisciplinary team (MDT) in continuous development of healthcare sectors using different success factors (Brandrud, et al, 2011). In this essay the self-review action plan will be discussed within a case study scenario, where the patient has chronic disease here COPD and readmitted to hospitals under emergency condition (See appendix). COPD is a special condition where inflammation in the airway of lungs causes severe obstructions in air flow.
View More >>Dealing with the first concern, Mr. Kevin must be informed of the laws relevant with this concern. Firstly, Mr. Kevin must be informed that according to the Medical Act 1983, s49, a person who wilfully and falsely pretends to be a medical professional, such as a doctor or a nurse, implying that he/she is registered is liable on summary conviction to a fine. Secondly, he must further be informed that the Fraud Act 2006, s2 makes a person liable for fraud if he/she makes a false representation and intends to make a gain for “oneself or another or to cause loss to another or to expose another to a risk of loss”.
View More >>In the recent era of globalisation, the health and social care system is growing at a rapid rate and the percentage of mental illness among the patients is also rising tremendously. As a senior management manager of Midlands Healthcare Ltd
View More >>Studies have established that daily physical activities are important for the current and future health of children and adolescents. Among children in the UK, physical activities have been found to be notably low with obesity levels reaching
View More >>Walker and McNaughton ( 2018) citing an article published in British Medical Journal (BNJ) by Sackett et al, 2000:3 stipulated that evidence-based practice is referred to the implementation of best evidence collected through research along with clinical
View More >>Salbutamol sulphate is an inhaled drug used in the management of asthma and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (Akinbami L. J. et al, 2016). It is an important bronchodilator that has been aerosolized for efficiency
View More >>There are several and complex developmental needs of the children, as they are going through many changes and stages of growth (Sharman, 1997). Therefore, these needs must be met for the children to attain their highest
View More >>For the purpose of this assignment the patient will be referred as a patient X.This assignment involves the physical assessment and analysis of the medical history of a patient X, as they change from community-based medical care to acute care.
View More >>Evidence-based practice (EBP) is referred to the implementation of most effective research evidence with proper clinical expertise and patient values so that when it is applied by the medical practitioners it would provide improved patient outcome
View More >>Sixty-six miles northwest of Detroit, situated along the Flint River is Flint, a home to 100, 000 residents making it the largest city in Genesee County, Michigan (Encyclopaedia Britannica, 2020). In April 2014, criminal actions by state and local
View More >>Alzheimer’s disease commonly abbreviated as AD is the most prevalent type of dementia. It is a progressive disorder causing degeneration and death brain cells. It was first described in 1907 (Albert et.al 2011). This was done by German physician and psychiatrist Alois Alzheimer who
view more>>The global issue of healthcare inequalities has been a subject of discussion in many health conferences, forums, and even classroom. But, according to Martin & Kaufman (2008), a consensus has been built around the role that healthcare inequalities affect the delivery of primary healthcare. Ideally, primary healthcare emerges to be the element of concern in the subject of global healthcare inequalities because it is arguably the first point of entry into the
view more>>In this study, the category of the diseases is to be explained along with the cause and risk factors. Thereafter, one specific disease is to be analysed where its incidence and way of prevention is to be discussed.
View More >>The evaluative scrutiny of the personal perspective and thoughts could be termed as reflection. In this context, the practitioners focus on the interaction with both the patients and the environment so as to ascertain the most accurate understanding the efficacy of their personal activities (Cheng et al. 2016). The process involves gaining of self-awareness in a gradual manner through appraising the social conditions from a critical perspective with acknowledgement of the transformational effect of it on personal thinking (Johns, 2017). Radiography students could ascertain one relevant definition of reflection in the manner of
view more>>Health and wellbeing are described differently by many authors and organizations. The World Health Organization (WHO) defined
View More >>The significant life events are referred to the events which lead to substantial change in the lives of the individuals and have enhanced formative
View More >>Nurses are to be involved in accessing medication history from the patients during the administration time in care.
View More >>In this essay, using John’s Model of Reflection 2000, I will reflect on scenario where a student nurse encountered a patient with CKD stage 3B and failed to conduct a nutritional assessment because she felt the patient’s condition was too complex for her to handle. Here, I begin by identifying the importance of regular nutritional assessment to CKD patients, and how failure to conduct regular assessment endangers the patient’s life.
view more>>The SPECCS framework consisted of social, physical, emotional, cognitive, cultural and spiritual elements which are implemented to understand the way individual’s health is influenced under certain situation. According to the given case study, the SPECCS framework is to be applied for the Thai Soccer team where their physical and emotional condition and challenges faced by them are to be evaluated while being trapped for ten days in the cave. According to Wiwanitkit (2018), while trapped in confined places without any supply of proper oxygen it results individuals to experience suffocation and infection in lungs. This is because without oxygen the lungs cannot allow the person to breathe properly.
view more>>The PSO member avoided supporting the new matrix design to resolve the alarming issue of turnover of nurses and poor nursing services in the Horizon Hospital because the structure is able to create problem with allocation of two managers at the same time for resolving any issue. This means that the matrix design leads to a situation in which one of the management members of the professional staff organisation (PSO) agrees with a certain solution for a
view more>>The professional values of adult nursing refer the important principles such as integrity, altruism, human dignity and justice are to be effectively abided by to provide proper standards of care to the elderly service users (Jiménez-López et al. 2016). Thus, without abiding by the values the nurses would discriminate, disrespect, avoid
view more>>The cardiovascular system is a system that is closed and contained blood vessels as well as the heart. The heart pumps blood through blood vessels to body parts. Blood contains waste, nutrients and oxygen among other materials. The heart is about the size of a human fist Welsh,
view more>>Dr. A has been part of a group practicing radiology in a small town in United Kingdom. He reads and image studies from a community hospital, H Medical Center. He has been doing this job for last 15 years. Dr. A has grew up in this town and learned the culture and about this town’s
view more>>The critical appraisal involves careful examination and evaluation of presented facts and information to identify the effectiveness and limitations of the data provided in the study. The critical appraisal of the paper is to be executed by nurses before deciding to implement the evidence learned in their practices. The aim of the paper is to critically appraise the article
view more>>The occupational therapist is an individual who is involved in the treatment of disabled patients by using therapeutic services and devices to help the patients develop, improve and recover as well as have skills needed by them to execute their daily activities. In this
view more>>Existing literatures on cellulitis indicate that it is a commonly occurring skin infection that also affects the subcutaneous tissues and may lead to life threatening health complications (Shatnawi et al, 2018). It is prevalently experienced in both emergency department and primary care
view more>>The critical appraisal is referred to the systematic process that is used for identifying the strength and weakness of the research article to examine the validity and usefulness of the findings of the research. This is required as the data retrieved from the critical appraisal of
view more>>Prevention is better than cure. This common phrase is perhaps the reason why the United Kingdom’s National Health Service (NHS), in 1988, established a program (Central Screening Program) that aimed at ensuring that women from the Kingdom are screened on the cervix NHS
view more>>The corresponding reflective essay would be deliberating about the significance of the properly undertaking inter-disciplinary and inter-professional collaboration based teamwork within the perspective of a particular case of administering care. This
view more>>The less developed country chosen is Uganada. The acute malnutrition in Uganada remains seemingly and extensively an embedded problem. In 2011, a Demographic and Health Survey was conducted in the country the result of which has shown that 10 percent of the under five years old children had acute malnutrition. Out of this children having acute malnutrition, 70 percent have Moderate acute malnutrition (MAM) (Central Statistical Agency, 2012). Uganda’s
view more>>Health is referred to the state of complete psychological, physical and social well-being and not only the lack of disease in the body. The importance of promoting public health is that it would assist to reduce the increased prevalence of diseases and encourage healthy living. The
view more>>Health and social care system, policy and practice play a crucial role in providing efficient care and support to all the individuals across the globe. NHS is efficient in this regard to serve the people across the UK where the quality standard of care and efficient treatment an
view more>>This essay is about a community nurse for a patient-client named Edna; it outlines barriers associated with therapeutic communication, psychological and sociopolitical factors, health determinants, and service provision aspects
View More >>The study focuses on TB-related consequences among HIV patients and the social distribution of TB in Brazil. It is more likely for HIV
View More >>The World Health Organisation (WHO) informs that on an average 56 million abortions have been executed worldwide from 2010 to 2014. Moreover, WHO mentions that the annual aborption rate is 37 per 1000 women in developing countries
View More >>Sepsis can be defined as a life-threatening organ dysfunction, resulting from a dysregulated host response to infection (American journal of critical care, 2016). Sepsis and septic shock are common, pathophysiological complexes.
View More >>The neurological disorder is referred as the illness or diseases of nerves, brain and spines. There are different types of neurological disorders such as Alzheimer disease, Parkinson's disease, epilepsy, sclerosis, brain tumours, depression and neuron infection.
View More >>In the provision of healthcare, patient-centred approach has been advocated to be an effective approach towards ensuring quality health is accorded to patients. The patient-centred approach to healthcare.
View More >>The concept of Shared decision-making (SDM) plays an important role in patient health outcomes. SDM refers to when patients and health care professionals work together. This means that, patients are put at the centre of making.
View More >>Leadership is an integral part in healthcare today, particularly in relation to the attainment of a transformed healthcare system as envisioned
View More >>While it comes to providing complex care to critical patients, an integrated approach is necessary for conducting multidisciplinary
View More >>In nursing, professional development is essential as it helps to improve knowledge of working (Parandeh et al. 2015). The professional development can be achieved by the nurses through self-reflection.
View More >>From the COSY experiment, the result is two-dimensional spectrum which shows single isotope frequencies and along both axes is the hydrogen (1H). The heteronuclear correlation spectra is also devised where different isotopes
View More >>According to WHO, Health is referred to the state of proper social, physical and social well-being to ensure an individual is able to live a full life. In this assignment, the health and well-being of Bangladeshi family living
View More >>The key areas of health and well-being include emotional, physical, social, intellectual and spiritual. The health and well-being are essential as it indicates a person is emotionally stable and physically, mentally as well as socially healthy to lead their life (Boore et al. 2016).
View More >>Stroke is termed as sudden deficient within the neurological function, resulting in poor perfusion of oxygen within the brain. As stated by Li & Yang (2017), the brain is supplied anteriorly with a pair of internal carotid arteries and a pair of vertebral
View More >>Quality Improvement (QI), in the context of health and social care services, could be recognized to be the framework through which systematic improvement could be performed in delivering appropriate
View More >>Long-term care management has a crucial impact on patient care and staff issues. Nurses need to develop a plan and carefully implement it so that they can take better care of the patients and also ensure that the best possible care practices are followed
View More >>The paramedics in ambulance services are currently been required to be involved at an increased rate in managing patients representing mental
View More >>Here, the focus on the component is identified in terms of financing. In South Sudan, it is one of the most important components in healthcare
View More >>According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), neonatal mortality is the unfortunate death of babies within first 28 days of their life. Sustainable development gaols (SDGs) are collection of total 17 global goals that are set by the United Nation General Assembly (UNGA), during 2015. These goals represent the agendas for 2030 which focuses on making
view more>>Empowering the patients in the health and social care service is important so that the health and social careers can acknowledge the actual needs and preferences of the service user and develop effective are for maximising the wellbeing of the individual
View More >>Change management practice in the health and social care is appropriate for analysing the present organisational issues and restructuring the policies and practice to drive change for achieving the future sustainable development
View More >>Inter professional team working practice in the health and social care is effective for the health and social care providers to maximise the health outcome and create values for the patients by improving the wellbeing of the individuals in the health and social care
View More >>Healthcare environment is required to be properly managed as it related to society’s health condition and improper environment would lead to create deteriorated health of individuals. In this essay, the description of social enterprise is to be provided and the PEST analysis
View More >>The sudden impact on climate change due to global warming is causing an array of health-related problems (McMichael, et al, 2003; Hales, et al,2003). Due to the ozone depletion in the stratospheric level, the exposure to UVR is increasing
View More >>The interpersonal working in healthcare is referred to the involvement of two or more healthcare professional who works together to accomplish common objectives and goals at work as well as are related with resolving various
View More >>The health and social care research mainly aims to identify new knowledge which is able to create changes in the health treatment and policies of care as well as care management. The research in
View More >>The critical commentary is explanation of the importance of team-working, effective management and leadership and delegation skills
View More >>The serious case review (SCR) to be focussed for analysis is regarding Trevor who is a 51year old individual suffering from various health
View More >>The themes identified in this topic are education, abortion and facilities. Abortion refers to the termination of a pregnancy by explosion or removal of an embryo before it can be able to survive outside the uterus. It can also occur without interventions- miscarriage. Each year, around 210 million females become pregnant while about a fifth of the total number results in abortion
view more>>The health and social care institution named Ramsey Health Care UK focuses on establishing strategic partnership with local, national and international stakeholders to expand their services across different social communicates worldwide to deliver excellent, affordable care
view more>>Person centred care refers to the patient’s participation in developing effective care plan were the patients are empowered well with proper cooperation and communication with the health and social care service providers. Through improve patient’s involvement, it is possible for
view more>>The word “nutrition claim” describes any form of claim regarding the beneficial and nutritional aspects of the food such as the calorific value of the food which is provided either in the enhanced or reduced rate, the nutritional composition of the food, the ingredients
View More >>Using Belbin (or any other team-role model) what team role do you usually or naturally play? What are the defining features of this role? How close do you feel these features are to your personality in a team
View More >>The World Health Organisation (WHO) informs that mental health is referred to well-being state of an individual in which they realise their personal abilities, able to cope with normal stress of life, able to work fruitfully and productively and can make proper contribution to their community (WHO, 2020). The mental health issues are faced by wider
View More >>An Evidence Based Practice (EBP) is a scientific practice which is based on several scientific and mathematical evidences to formulate a strong, inductive or deductive argument for direction and judgment making. The opposite of evidence
View More >>The social determinants of health are referred to the situations in which individuals are born, live, grow, age and work. The situations are mainly shaped with the help of distribution of power, money and resources at the local, national and global levels (Taylor et al. 2016). The
view more>>Reflective writing is important as it helps an individual to review the extent of efficiency and effectiveness of their existing skills developed from the situations. In this essay, Driscoll’s reflective model is to be used to provide an overview through reflection the
view more>>The importance of having effective information regarding health and illness is that the individuals, as well as people in the society, would be able know regarding the way they are to manage their health to avoid illness. In the current state, it is seen that many individuals are
view more>>This essay will critically discuss the statement that “Health is the highest priority for migrants in the UK at risk of contracting tuberculosis”. Then the essay will provide recommendations for improvement. The term tuberculosis (TB) is a contagious
view more>>Reflective writing on management and leadership is based on representing own leadership and management skills along with the challenges faced by an individual during his or her setting. This reflective essay is going to discuss the leadership in early years and the challenges such as; relationships between staff members and mangers, that individual can face in personal and professional life. This essay will also discuss the strategies that individual can develop in order to overcome the challenges.
view more>>In the care settings, health and safety is implemented through policy guidelines that are informed to the management, workers and supervisors to be followed for preventing errors in care, mishandling of medical equipment as well as adverse care
View More >>This essay critically and comparatively presents the differences in the UK and USA health care systems in terms of their funding and provision, delivery mechanisms, and policy approaches to health care. The systems that are followed in the two countries
View More >>Background: The aspect of drug related misuse is termed as a vital clinical problem linked with poor health related outcomes among the patients. The research in the current context works on exploring the possible context of illicit
View More >>The reflection is significant in the field of health and social care as it assists to challenge and improve practices by highlighting the strength and weakness of the individuals involved in providing services. The reflection on the care activities in health and social care
View More >>Quality of care is increasingly and continuously being recognized as important in health care. While a range of measures are used by doctors, health care givers, policy makers and patients themselves to evaluate the quality of service rendered in hospitals,
View More >>Hydration could be very crucial to Leo’s performance when cycling, and this is because water maintains the body’s blood volume and normalizes body temperatures. Besides, it is also responsible for muscle contractions; therefore, if Leo takes large
View More >>A long-term condition (LTC) is referred to illness that are incurable but can be controlled with treatment and regular use of effective medication
View More >>In healthcare, critical care is referred to the medical support required by the people who are under the life-threatening condition with their
View More >>In a mental health environment, the creation of a working link between the practitioner and patient is paramount. The interaction between a nurse and a patient is aimed at improving the wellbeing of the patient. The interaction is dependent on the interaction of feelings, thoughts
view more>>The mental health issues are referred to wide range of psychological disorder that adversely affects the thinking, mood and behaviour of a person (Ratnayake and Hyde, 2019). The people suffering from the mental disorder often face
View More >>MRI refers to a noninvasive modality which renders physiologic and anatomic information of the human body. It has been continually and increasingly used in understanding functional activity in the human’s brain and diagnosing pathophysiologic conditions.
View More >>A 35 year old patient showed the symptoms of pain in his lower back and abdomen. For investigation of the reason behind the pain urine was collected after a span of 24 hours along with the other blood tests. The serum creatinine
View More >>The essay will use a reflective approach to assess a 50-year-old male patient named Mr Bull presenting the symptoms of pain in the abdomen, nausea, tachycardia and dehydration. The patient had a past medical history of type 2 diabetes mellitus
View More >>Wellness action plans entail management and control of one’s lifestyle or actions in a bid to maintain the physical, psychological and mental wellbeing of an individual. Pratt (2013) highlights the growing commitment involved in realizing one’s wellness action plan. This plan refers to a significant
View More >>Pain in children with neurodegenerative disorder are regarded to highly affect their quality of life and thus, its delayed assessment
View More >>This article aimed to provide clinical guidelines that denote the fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD), and which should be observed during
View More >>The issue the article brings to light is self- regulation and market competition. It is clear that as development in health management occurs
View More >>The purpose of this report is to set out formal consultation of proposal by MRN Consultancies to improve physiotherapy services by reducing waiting times to achieve organizational strategic goal. This proposal also acknowledges current service delivery model and its implementation,
view more>>Contemporary society is full of opportunities, benefits and innovations that affect the physical as well as mental health of people. In sociology, contemporary society is referred as modern society with improved perception, rituals, understanding and exchange among
view more>>Mental Health issue is referred to the problematic and concerning condition of a person regarding their emotional and psychological well-being.
View More >>Depression refers to a serious and common medical mental illness that negatively affects how a person feels, thinks or acts. Loss of interests
View More >>Gender refers to socially determined variations between sexes. Gender inequality refers to an ideology that, male and females are not equal. This impacts an individual's living experience. These variations arise from distinctions in physiological,
View More >>The mass media plays an essential role for disseminating information regarding health and improving awareness regarding health education which helps to create change in the attitudes and behaviour of the individuals for achieving improved health.
View More >>This essay is a detailed critical analysis of the health promotion activity namely the ``F.A.S.T stroke campaign” It will be based on aspect of the campaign rationale, the scientific evidence behind the campaign, theories
View More >>In this assignment, the field of practice to be focussed is ageing. Ageing is the process in which functional as well as structural changes happens within the body of individuals due to wear and tear of cells with the passage of time that is no more replaced
View More >>This is a policy package which was created to help countries to implement effective measures to minimise tobacco demand as per the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control.
View More >>Individually, the cognition of social impact and information could be different. In order to understand the individual personalities, it is essential to influence the unintentional cognitive process relating to stereotype formation Schaller, Boyd, Yohannes & O’Brien
view more>>The essay examines the perioperative working environment and the principles and concepts underpinning perioperative practices. It outlines the roles
View More >>Around the world, it is estimated that around 15.5% of the infants are with relatively low birth weight. A times, they weighing less than 2.5kg. Surprisingly
View More >>Robotic doctors are being focused on in this paper so that their utilization in medical purposes can be understood properly. A focus is made on the advantages and disadvantages of these robotic doctors in the field of medications.
View More >>This study will focus on the stress experienced by health practitioners as a result of bullying in their workplaces either by senior personnel or co-workers. Bullying has previously been
View More >>Partnership-based working in health and social care brings separate organisations so that they can benefit from collective expert power-sharing and resources (Helmers and Kaplan, 2016). The goal of the partnership is to enhance the level of efficiency.
View More >>There is a higher recurrence of certain malignancies in black and minority ethnic groups and the general pace of incidence rate in this population is rising. Medicinal services staffs have a poor cognizance of the prerequisites of ethnic minority groups
View More >>Individuals with diabetes mellitus face serious changes in their lifestyles and are exposed to several other health complications that may either be acute of chronic (Stellefson, et al., 2013). The health consequences of diabetes are devastating and may present in various
View More >>The OSCE will introduce itself with the backdrop knowledge about Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), followed by the physiological features of the disease along with the pharmacological information about the drug salbutamol.
View More >>Having been brought up in a social environment, my studies, and past job experience, I have developed excellent teamwork skills. From the Five Dysfunctions of a Team Summary, I have learned commitment, conflict management, trust, accountability, etc. moreover,
View More >>In this study, the focus is on conducting a literature search on the topic of preventing the risk of fall in adult in-patients.
View More >>Advanced directives for health care are directives of a person with regard to future medical treatment or and of life care, expressing the wish of the person to accept or deny certain treatment or care pathways. Such directives can be made in the Living Will of the concerned individual or by an
view more>>A friend of yours has been told by her naturopath to cut out all salt and high sodium items from her diet, as well as tea and coffee, and to her horror she has been told to drink a minimum of 2 litres of plain water each day. As she has been very fond of tea, coffee and salt, and her
view more>>The impact on ethnicity on health outcomes is recognised as a major issue in recent years. Despite huge development and innovation in healthcare system, people belonging to minority ethnic group, receive poorer health facilities than the rest of the population.
View More >>In this essay, a case study will be used in the discussion an ethical dilemma and the issues brought about by the dilemma. It will take consideration of the different
View More >>The cardiopulmonary diseases are referred to the range of disease which affects the lungs and heart of the individuals. During the diagnosis of the cardiopulmonary
View More >>Slide 2 introduces and provides for a background on the topic. The Disability Act of 2014 defines people with disabilities to include persons
View More >>Deaths from drug overdose including opioid overdose have been increasing at an alarming rate, and authorities still find tackling
View More >>Mr ‘John’ is a 45-year old male patient undergoing a long-term care in a care facility, and has been on tobacco abuse for the past 20 years. He has a history of other health complications such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and mental illness. John has also undergone an
view more>>It is the responsibility of the health care professionals to serve quality care and efficient services to the patients as per their requirements to overcome their health issues (Aveyard, 2014). This study aims at understanding the moral ethics and principles of Healthcare which
view more>>Dementia is a health condition characterised by a progressive reduction of an individual’s brain functioning abilities (Alzheimer’s Society, 2009). Whereas existing research evidence reveals that it occurs as a result of physical changes in the brain, its symptoms are majorly psychological in nature and are characterised by cognitive changes such as loss of memory, poor concentration, lack of attention, poor visual perception and low problem-solving abilities.
view more>>An external force is a critical organisational structure determinant. Some of the key reason behind this ideology include the fact that external
View More >>The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) is a regulatory body that governs and regulates the professional practice of nursing in the UK. Its main role is to ensure that the public receives quality nursing and midwifery services. The NMC is governed by the NMC Council whose main
View More >>The key approaches of executing health promotion for health issues include making behaviour change of individuals, promoting client-centred approach regarding health, offering health education and making change in the society to ensure improved
View More >>This decision making is regarding the amputation regarding John's legs. Two types of decision making are being demonstrated in this paper and those are ethical and the shared decision making.
View More >>Learning disabilities refer to the condition, where the children are suffering from learning and the effects of disabilities are such as lack of understanding of the children, miscommunication and lack of proper knowledge according to their age. Having learning disabilities
View More >>The government of the UK declared that welfare of children should be considered as principal. The United Nations convention on the privileges of the children stressed to augment all angles for the consideration
View More >>More than 50,000 people face death annually in the European continent due to bacterial infection becoming high resistance to medicines (Holmes et al. 2016). The rate of infection is expected to increase in the next five decades, with more than 10 million individuals
View More >>It is essential to do practical research in the healthcare industry for providing high-quality services to all patients. Mental health is associated with the physical part of the body, and it both have a huge impact on each other. Mental health-related studies
View More >>Service improvement in healthcare is nothing new, rather the concept of improving the quality as well as service of healthcare has been developed from the time when a systematic healthcare system was developed in the society (Portela et al. 2019).
View More >>Technology is instrumental in improving the overall healthcare framework not only by improving skills, professional abilities and knowledge of registered nurses but also by improving patient
View More >>Healthcare delivery is an important aspect of the health care system and requires close attention to achieve the results and outcomes desired by all the interested parties. Stedman (2007), defines health care as services which are offered to communities or people through
View More >>Since last 20 years the number of cases of Type 2 Diabetes have surged substantially. It has been anticipated within next 5 years the number of type2 diabetes patient may increase up to 5 million in number. Several risk factors are there which make
View More >>This health report is on prostate cancer. The process of health promotion is a process that enables the increase in control over the health statuses of people.
View More >>Change4Life is regarded as the national public health program which is the first social marketing campaign developed by the country for tackling
View More >>A disease condition that lasts longer than six months such as cancer, arthritis, asthma, obesity, chronic pain, diabetes or heart disease is termed as a long
View More >>The World Health Organisation (WHO) defines health as a state of complete social, mental and physical well being and not merely characterized by the absence of infirmity.
View More >>Communication is one of the best ways in the health and social care institutions to understand the needs and preferences of the patients and interact with them successfully. Communication is therefore important aspect through which the health and social care service providers can
View More >>Partnership working is related with promotion of choice as well as shared decision by the healthcare professionals and the patients. This is required to work together to chose effective way of management and care, treatment plans and health investigations based on the evidence
View More >>In the recent years, there are more than 100 countries, where the people are suffering from malaria, which is an acute febrile illness and it is spread mainly across the tropical
View More >>The determinants of health are referred to the range of factors which impact the health status of the individuals. According to WHO, the determinants of health include social and economic environment, persons individual characteristics and physical environment
View More >>The present essay will discuss about a selected case study of Mr John which is a pseudonym assigned as per the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR, 2018). The patient was manifesting the signs and indications of Type 2 Diabetes (T2D)
View More >>The Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) is referred to as the infection of any part of the urinary system that includes the bladder, urethra, ureters and kidneys (Nicolle, 2019).
View More >>The reflection in healthcare allows professionals to enhance clinical reasoning regarding experiences to ensure creating a positive care impact on the patient. This is because in reflection the professionals determine their strength and weakness which allows
View More >>In modern nursing and healthcare field, the family-centred approach is highly crucial for children and young people, through which healthcare-support to children and young people can be provided based on their family needs (Shaheen et al. 2020).
View More >>The adenocarcinoma of the prostate is development of cancerous growth on the mucus-producing glandular cells in the prostate (Berney et al. 2016). In this assignment, diagnosis of adenocarcinoma of the prostate is to be discussed along with the treatment
View More >>In elderly, the immune system and central nervous system with progressing age becomes degraded making reduced formation of new cell that can replace the damaged cell and promote healing which results them to develop various neurodegenerative
View More >>When excessive dosage of aspirin is ingested by an individual it is known as aspirin toxicity or salicylate toxicity [1]. With salicylate toxicity or poisoning the common symptomatic manifestations that appears
View More >>he report on the Liverpool community health services headed by Dr Bill Kirkup CBE was a culmination of years-long complaints on management of NHS trusts in England. One critical aspect of service delivery revealed to have been severely breached was patient harm.
View More >>The function of district-nurses remains essential within primary-health-care-team setting and comprises of them making routine visits to residences of patients
View More >>Managing Health and Safety in the workplace is necessary for all the health and social care providers so that it is possible to manage security in the hospitals or private nursing homes and provide the best quality care to the patients (Mirowsky, 2017). The aim of the study is to
View More >>The introductory background of the articles reveals that the leadership and management in the context of health care professional practice is effective for managing the quality of the health care service and maintaining high quality culture in the hospitals or other health care
View More >>According to the life course perspective existing in the UK, the midlife is referred to the transition phase which initiates from 47 years and culminates at 65 years (telegraph.co.uk, 2020). During this phase, wide number of drastic physical, cognitive and psychological
View More >>Ageing is the process of growing old during which accumulated changes occur in the physical, psychological, social and emotional condition of individuals. The signs of ageing include appearance of wrinkles, dry skin, visible pores, reduced mobility and others
View More >>Group clinical supervision is referred to as the formal and disciplined working alliance, in which supervisee's clinical work will be reflected and reviewed by professionals and experts (Buus et al. 2018).
View More >>Management of patient is associated with promoting their health and wellbeing by improving the support system and treatment process that are provided to patients in terms of managing their medical condition. Through managing patient physical and psychological
View More >>The drug addiction is referred to chronic as well as relapsing disorder which is characterised by compulsive behaviour of having drug in a continuous manner in spite of harmful
View More >>Ageing is referred to progressive physiological alteration in the individuals which leads them to face senescence or decline in the body functions making individuals develop
View More >>The purpose of this assignment is to examine an event that the author has been exposed to during clinical practice and exploring how inter-professional working (IPW) was utilised
View More >>Critical appraisal is referred to the process of systematically and carefully examining the scientific research outcomes for judgement of its value, trustworthiness
View More >>The act of preventing nosocomial related infections is one of the greatest concerns. Hospital acquired infections (HAIs) is a major health related concern for the health care providers
View More >>This study will explore the ways through which memory retention is affected by physical exercises and resting. 62 participants, university students will be used in this study. This paper is divided in three major parts, the introduction,
View More >>As per Coid et al., 2013), gangs and violence go hand-in-hand. In most cases, young people involved in gang membership poses a double threat: this means that they can be victims of crime and violence or can be violent against other people to prove their loyalty to the gang members
View More >>Innovation is one concept that is used to offset the economic impediments: in the health industry, it is used in several ways to bring out the loyalty in the staff (Weng et al., 2013). Loyalty is achieved in several ways among them is when the staff feel appreciated in their job. The workers who form the subject of the study today are the doctors,
View More >>Ultrasound Elastography(UE) and Magnetic Resonance Elastography(MRE) plays a critical role in the diagnosis of several diseases such as fibrosis, malignant breast tumours
View More >>Childhood obesity is the serious medical condition which affects the children and adolescence in the society where the children are suffering from obesity and they are above the normal weight
View More >>Stroke is referred to the medical condition in which proper blood flow to the cells in the brain is interrupted or lowered due to rupture of an artery or blockage of blood flow
View More >>Borderline personality disorder is one type of mental health disorders in which the affected person does not have proper brain functioning which poses adverse impact on feelings and thinking ability of that individual.
View More >>The development of the role of being an effective practitioner is required so that dignified and evidence-based care can be provided to the service users and work-based learning can be maximised. In this process, the essay topic to be focussed is experiences of family
View More >>The Gibb’s reflective cycle is a nature of reflective theory that is used for encouraging individuals to think systematically regarding the experiences they faced during a certain event or situation. The Gibb's cycle consists of six steps that are description, feelings,
View More >>This research portfolio is based on the people management strategies followed by Human Resource department of National Health Services, England in the perspective of case study of COVID-19 scenario. In this
View More >>This research portfolio is based on the people management strategies followed by Human Resource department of National Health Services, England in the perspective of case studies coming into the healthcare sectors.
View More >>Following the scenario mentioned in the appendix, my decision would be to outline the key issue considered to be the post-operative delirium or acute onset confusion that Mr. H is facing. His symptoms include
View More >>Dementia is a critical disease in which people start forgetting minute things and their ability of critical thinking relapses day by day. Moreover, my group members and I made a presentation of this topic where we all have taken the initiative to provide some
View More >>In overall presentation, I have chosen dementia patient as a service user group and ‘discrimination’ as the protected characteristics. The overall presentation has assisted me to understand my strength such as my interaction skill,
View More >>The present essay is based on a case scenario of a six year old boy named Alfie which is a pseudonym assigned as per the guidelines the General Data Protection Rule (GDPR, 2018) who got admitted to the surgery department of healthcare
View More >>Socioeconomic status and social condition of people have potential impact on their health and wellbeing. Evidence-based studies have shown that the social class and the socio-economic status of human being pose potential influence on their physical, social,
View More >>The use of drug as abusive substance has trigger a number of health issues affecting lives from different stages of the society. This is also described as substance use. Addiction to a particular substance is described as behavioural disorder, which may include drugs,
View More >>Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is a chronic condition influencing children into adulthood. ADHD is inclusive of a series of persistent issues such as problems in concentrating on paying attention coupled with impulsive behaviour and hyperactivity.
View More >>Health can be influenced by a number of factors such as personal behaviors, genes, the environment in which people live, and the access to excellent healthcare (Burkert et al., 2013). Also, many studies have shown the relationship between socio-economic class and social
View More >>Health promotion is an important process of enabling the people in the society to increase awareness among the people as well as improve the health condition of the individuals in the society (Eldredge et al., 2016). Through the health promotional technique, it is easy for the
View More >>According to research done by health practitioners, mental health of a patient is based on the psychological as well as their emotional well-being. For an individual to be mentally set, they should be ready to adjust their emotions and behaviors necessary to sustain the stress and
View More >>After qualifying the PIP can prescribe unconventionally any medicine for any medical conditions which matches with their competency levels such as the controlled
View More >>Mr X is a 48-year-old widower from the minority Black community who is a type II insulin-dependent diabetic patient. He had been admitted to the
View More >>Schizophrenia is referred to severe and chronic mental disorder which negatively affects the way a person feels, thinks and behaves making them unable to lead their life in normal
View More >>This essay will explore early recognition, management and treatment of sepsis in general ward. It will highlight the nursing interventions, communication, monitoring of septic
View More >>In many studies, the music therapy (MT) is regarded as an effective way to offer treatment for resolving as well as improving symptoms related to behaviour and psychological
View More >>The contemporary issues related to health and social care are the modern problems and issues of the healthcare field that are mentioned through public opinions, discussion of views and communication of information. In the contemporary world, the media has a key part to be played as they deliver information regarding healthcare to wider audience to influence the attitude and behaviour of the population.
View More >>According to the World Health Organization (WHO) definition of quality in the health and social care is the extent to which health care service providers provided the service to the individual and the patients top improve their desired health outcomes
View More >>Prompt access to ideal malaria treatment is central to successful malaria control globally. However, minimal fevers are effectively treated with anti-malaria within 24 hours of system onset. Over the last decades, there has been an upsurge of plans to enhance
View More >>The Patient Group Direction (PGD) is referred to the written instruction that allows sale, administration or supply of medicine to patient groups who may not be identified individually before presenting them to the treatment process (SPS, 2016).
View More >>Internal and external communication play a significant role in the health and social care organisations, where communication is effective for sharing skill andknowledgewith each other and develop effective tactics to deliver high quality
View More >>Through health promotion practice, nurses provide the patients with information management and ultimately improve their health. The work environment of a nurse makes it easier for a nurse to take advantage of routine
View More >>Good mental health is crucial for various reasons. First, it determines a person's physical health. Secondly, it ensures a suitable progression of efforts in developing and maintaining family
View More >>Plastics are everywhere in this world: land, air and the sea. People eat using plastic products, sleep on one, drive in one, sit on one, fly in vessels partly made of plastic
View More >>The tropical diseases are referred to the indigenous diseases of the tropical or subtropical areas in the world and Typhoid fever is mainly bacterial infectious disease caused by specific
View More >>Bipolar disorder is the mental illness which is also known as manic depression, in which people face recurrent mood swing, that generally causes extreme emotional lows
View More >>This study aimed at investigating the serum endotoxin associations to periodontal pathogens and also looks at inflammation markers with incident cardiovascular diseases at risk.
View More >>Health and social care management depends on the clinical expertise and team working activities, where all the team members are trying to cooperate with each other of providing the best possible treatment and quality care to all the patients,
View More >>Sickle cell anaemia is referred to as the disorder in which the body lacks the proper amount of healthy red blood cells. In this essay, the health issue that is sickle cell anaemia is to be discussed and assessment of the care needs for the issue is to be explained.
View More >>Prompt access to ideal malaria treatment is the central to make successful malaria control globally. However, minimal fevers are effectively treated with anti-malaria within 24 hours of system onset (Anaemene, 2016). Over the last decades,.
View More >>Stroke has been quoted as the third leading cause of death on a global basis and major cause of severe disability among the adult population, within the developed countries.
View More >>This article evaluates the elderly people, who suffer from sleep disorders in view of finding a correlation between insomnia and mental health problems, while evaluating the common factors. The research examines the relationship.
View More >>The Mental illness according to DSM-IV is referred to the psychological syndrome that is related to distress, disability, increased death risk, significant loss of autonomy and others. Moreover, the mental disorder mainly affects the mood,
View More >>The aspect of community in the domains of healthcare gained immense importance. As stated by South et al. (2019), participation of the community is perceived as a prime concept related to health promotion, addressing a series of activities, purposes and approach.
View More >>The campaign Change4life make sure that parents are provided with the vital support and tools they need to make healthy lifestyle choices for the families. Modern life tends to be a lot busier and less active marked with a sedentary lifestyle with more reliance
View More >>The evaluation study is referred to systematic assessment for determining the impact of certain social intervention executed to develop the desired result. The evaluation study of Saleema FGM Campaign is to be critically analysed to determine the validity
View More >>The present article examines the association between the audiological, non-audiological factors and the success obtained with the use of hearing aid among the elderly populations. The study is a retrospective one consisting of 160 elderly patients suffering from
View More >>Health promotion is the process of enabling the people to increase control over and to improve the health and wellbeing of them through taking corrective actions, treatment and care from the health and social care
View More >>Mental Health issues or mental illness refer to a wide range of mental health disorders which negatively impacts the mood, behaviour and thinking efficiency of individuals (Ducat et al. 2015). The well-being is referred to the state in which the individuals
View More >>The pathogenesis of the disease is required to be known so that the manner in which it develops is identified in turn assisting the person to take precaution in avoiding to be affected by the illness. The strategies for the treatment of any disease
View More >>The care plan and individuals assessment are important in the health and social care settings, where the care professionals try to assess the patents and develop effective care plan for creating values of them and fulfilling their health needs (Roberts et al., 2017).
View More >>Gang members turned against their leader, Wild, until all his operations were known. His final trial was held on 15th May at Old Bailey and was indicted for robbing Catherine Statham of 46 m lace. He was exonerated of the first charge
View More >>According to Johnson and Sollecito (2018), Quality Improvement (QI), in the context of health and social care services, could be recognised to be the framework through which systematic improvement
View More >>This assignment will discuss in a critical way the impact of unplanned teenage pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases (STI’s) that result in when teenagers fail use protection during sex. According to World Health Organisation (WHO) 2019, nearly 16 million
View More >>Providing health and social care service to the social communities in the UK is the responsibility of the health care organisations and service providers where the multi disciplinary team members are working together to maximise the social
View More >>This assignment aims to develop self-awareness and a critical understanding of the qualities and strategies to lead the people effectively. Clinical leadership has many attributes, including negotiation, shared vision,
View More >>This essay discusses the growth of the profession of doctors. The essay discusses how doctors first came to be involved in the profession of health care and how the profession has evolved over time. The essay also discusses the professional
View More >>Data protection has been a significant aspect in the 21st century primarily due to the risks related to personal data exposure. Different professions require the field participants to ensure that the client data is safe. Nevertheless, in the field of healthcare
View More >>The dementia is referred to the term that is implemented for certain nature of symptoms which creates negative effect on the memory of a person. However, Alzheimer’s is referred to the progressive disease which damages the brain cells to slowly lead the individual
View More >>Health promotion is a term that has been described and defined differently over time, however, for this paper, the description that will be used will be as per Green and Krueter (1999). Health promotion, therefore, can be described as “any planning combination of educational,
View More >>Pressure Ulcer Prevention is an innovative strategy for patient’s safety so that it is possible for the nurses to provide acute care to the patients, where it is a bundle of targeting the patient’s participation in their care so that they can take active part in developing effective
View More >>the different enzymes that are associated with the digestive process. Moreover this presentation will highlight the feature of the chemical and mechanical digestion process and different enzymes that are associated with the two types of digestions. This study will also
View More >>This section of this paper seeks to discuss healthy child programmed. Early health is not just important but is the most important. According Billingham (2010), Child simply needs one more layer of apparel than his guardian solace level, much else besides that would make them
View More >>Health is referred as the absence of any illness or disease in the body so that the individual is able to cope with all the demands of their life. In this essay, the definition of health by WHO is to be informed for analysing its usefulness along with benefit of epidemiological studies
View More >>In healthcare industry, the contemporary issues refer to the current incidences regarding healthcare facility and techniques. They are mainly reflected in the media to make the people remain concerned regarding their health to ensure they personally develop activities to lead a
View More >>Breast cancer is the form of cancer which affects breast tissue, specifically the inner side of milk ducts and lobules which plays the role of supplying milk to the ducts (Sharma, et al, 2010). It can be considered to be the most common cancer affecting women worldwide which shows its impact upon 2.1 million women every year and
View More >>The law is referred to the systematic body which develops rules that are to govern the society as a whole and manage the actions of the individuals. The ethics mainly explores the ideas regarding morality and its place in society for addressing queries regarding morality.
View More >>In this essay, I will describe an adverse incident of Mr Wayne Jowett which has happened at Queen’s Medical Centre hospital in Nottingham. An adverse incident can be any event that has the potential to cause the deviation of a system or
View More >>Heart rate refers to the number of complete contraction of the atria and ventricle per minute. Stroke volume refers to the average volume of blood pumped out of the left ventricle in a complete heartbeat (Kim et al.,2016). Cardiac output refers to the amount of blood pumped from
View More >>All societies across the world are faced with human needs such as education, security, wellbeing, and health. These needs are met through social policies. The social policies provide guidelines and procedures of how societies and states combat the worldly changes associated
View More >>Diabetes is a health condition that occurs when human body is not able to effectively process the glucose, which is popularly known as blood sugar. It affects people with extreme high blood sugar. There are three main types of diabetes and they include type 1 diabetes, type 2
View More >>The concept of inter-agency working has attracted policy and scholarly attention in the UK. Working in close conjunction with individuals, communities and families is important in understanding the cause of diseases. Besides, working together
View More >>Dementia is a medical condition affecting many people with statistics projecting its potential prevalence and escalation in the coming years. Being a chronic and lifelong medical condition, the patients may need intensive care to lead a painless
View More >>Estimates of the bipolar prevalence vary widely. The results of a research piloted by Merikangas et al. (2011) reveals that bipolar affects up-to 5% of all patients in primary care. On the other hand, Ketter (2010) infer that the lifetime
View More >>Vision correction is a chronic issue worldwide. About 168.5 million residents in the United states use either eyeglasses or contact lenses in order to amend ocular refractive problems. That Is over half of the people living in America only (Cheng et al. 2016).
View More >>Based on the Mental Capacity Act, (Section 1), a person with learning disabilities would be assumed to have the capacity of marrying or having sexual relationship with their partner until it is proved in legal process that they are unable to do so. This study would identify the
View More >>Covert administration of medicines should only be appropriate or necessary when the individuals have actively refused the medication (Barreto, 2017, 28). The person must have also been judged if he has the capacity of understanding the refusal. The circumstances that are usually
View More >>This disease is characterized by internal bleeding that is associated with other symptoms such as fatigue and aching joints and muscles. There are also observable leaks of blood in urine as observed under a microscope during laboratory tests. The
View More >>In this assignment the writer will discuss about what health behaviour is, and how psychological influences on health behaviour. The author will also compare different types of health behaviours about physical activities . The writer will also discuss
View More >>The aim of the article is to explore the association of monitored physical activity under self-supported leisure time, free-living condition and walking for pleasure with the psychological well-being of people 60-64 years of age.
View More >>Severe body attacks and mortality arises from different conditions which manifest in patients based on key predisposing factors. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is one of the difficult to detect medical condition that has the ability to cause serious health
View More >>At any time in the UK and London, 20% of young individuals between the ages of 16-25 years experience a diagnosable mental illness. However, it is also clear that approximately 60% of the individuals in this age bracket also have
View More >>The obtaining of individual Magnetic Resonance slices within a time frame of 50-100 msec has been made possible through the technology advances in gradient and digital data. Patient motion is eventually
View More >>Exiting research has established a clear relationship between regular physical activity and good health. According to Naci & Loannidis (2013), regular physical activities have similar impacts on health as medical interventions, and have been considered an alternative
View More >>Mental illness is referred to the health condition in which emotions, thinking ability and/or behaviour of a person is hindered due to abnormal functioning of the brain. The Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services
View More >>Health Promotion is referred to the behavioural social science which is drawn from the psychological, environmental, biological, medical and physical sciences for promoting and preventing diseases through the education-based voluntary
View More >>The aim of this essay is to discuss the statement that health promoters have expert knowledge and their role is to empower others. In order to contextualise this question, I am going to be looking at type 2 diabetes among men, and I will also
View More >>The health and social care professionals are playing crucial role in providing the best possible treatment and quality care to the individuals, who seek proper support and care from the care providers for maximising the wellbeing of them so that they can live a normal life like
View More >>In the post-Brexit era, there is high percentage of job loss in the UK, as the EU workers are leaving the UK and it hampers various sectors including industrial, manufacturing and service sector to ensure future growth and sustainability.
View More >>The concept of evidence-based practice has triggered many propositions from scholars on its importance and why all nurses must have evidence-based skills. For instance, Pryce-Miller (2011) claim that nurses must put the evidence-based
View More >>The management of staff in the dental practice is required so that effective communication between them can be established as well as each of them are informed regarding the roles to be performed by them. Moreover, proper management leads the staffs to feel motivated to work effectively and involve in successful teamwork (Morsiani et al. 2017).
View More >>Managing a project demands a set of skills starting from leading the employees and making sure that they work in the right way. In the current case managing the project needs unblemished managerial skills. Firstly it is essential to layout a proper blueprint of the plan that needs to be followed. As influenced by Orlecka-Sikora et al. (2017),
View More >>Public Health Insurance is a program run by the local, state and federal governments within which the people have some or all their healthcare related costs paid by the government (Awoke et al. 2017)
View More >>The health promotion programs or campaigns mainly aims to empower and involve people as well as communities to determine healthy behaviours to be adopted and accordingly make alteration to lower the risk of disease or illness. The critical analysis of health promotion campaign helps to analyse the ideas in regard what is already known regarding the campaign for identifying the progress of the campaign as well as determine the weakness to be resolved by making further changes to ensure its appropriate success (Fertman and Allensworth, 2016).
View More >>In today’s modem world, health promotion campaign is one of the most preferable approaches that is associated with global acceptance of need for promoting health and wellbeing of people. Health promotional campaign involved in raising the awareness among people regarding the social as well as environmental interference in their health and the precaution that needed to be taken by people in terms
View More >>Infections can be acquired in the hospital and when thus acquired they are referred to as nosocomial infections. It is therefore important to control infections and thus stop the transmission of diseases which are communicable to other patients or healthcare
View More >>According to Bringedal et al (2018), from a definitive perspective, the different dimensions of ethics could be understood as differential moral principles which could govern the behaviour of a person.
View More >>Based on the guidelines of NHS, breastfeeding is one of the important processes for both the mother and babies. Recent studies have shown that breastfeeding assists both the mother as well as baby in terms of reducing chances of chorionic diseases.
View More >>Non-pharmacological pain management strategies for labour (Sanders and Lamb, 2017) was the article, that I chose to discuss because recently many women are using holistic approaches for pain management. Midwives, who work in hospitals,
View More >>Diabetic foot ulcers result in marked morbidity, impairs a person’s quality of life, puts a person at risk of lower-extremity amputation and makes treatment expensive thus causing high economic losses to an individual. Factors that delay the healing of diabetic
View More >>Cigarette smoking is a debilitating issue in the UK. Majority of the people smoke for recreational use and some because of its immediate effects such as increased alertness which helps them concentrate as they work or study (Griesar, Zajdel, and Oken, 2002).
View More >>Air pollution is the apparent cause of many harmful health conditions. Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), Asthma, loss of lung capacity and decreased lung function are among the list of diseases which could be found within the general population due to the detrimental effects of air pollutions (Hankey and Marshall, 2017). As a result, specific conditions are created which directly impact not only the health of adults but the health conditions of children as well.
View More >>The change proposal developed in the study has key aim to create increase in physical healthcare services for the patients in a psychiatric or mental rehabilitation unit. This is because physical and mental health are inter-related and avoiding one of their improvement would result to make the patients unable to regain proper well-being and sound health in life (Wickrama et al. 2020).
View More >>There are various tests of the coagulation cascade that can be used to detect the factor specific coagulation inhibitors. These are in vitro laboratory tests that measure different points between the times taken when the coagulation cascade is
View More >>Health care professionals have shown an increasing interest in developing strategies to in cooperate robust nutritional information into national information systems. These methods tend to evaluate nutritional policies and tackle incidences of malnutrition globally. As such,
View More >>In the wake of the new millennium, digitalization has become part and fundamental aspects of near, if not, all fields, welcomed by different generation and industries as driving forces of respective ideals and missions. The most notable filed is entertainment in the form of
View More >>Key to providing high-quality radiotherapy treatment is effective communication. Positive outcomes, such as decreased guilt, pain, disease symptoms, and anxiety, are acquired when a radiotherapist has effective communication skills. However, on certain
View More >>happened, evaluating it, analysing it and then establishing an action plan for the future practice (Jasper, 2013). Gibbs’s reflective cycle (Gibbs, 1988) is widely recognised as an effective method of reflection in interprofessional patient centred care (Burzotta et al., 2011).
View More >>This paper purposes to serve as a clinical case study investigation of various concepts by focusing on a patient, Alan, 56 years old who has presented to his general practitioner (GP) with different symptoms, a life style, and a family history that may indicate a multi-morbidity
View More >>Umbilical Code Blood (UCB) banking is an important aspect in the arena of health and well-being because the stem cells contained in cord blood can be used to treat various diseases such as thalassemia and hematological cancer (Alkindi & Denninson, 2011). Besides, according
View More >>The advent of technology has greatly impacted the clinical outcomes of the health industry. For instance, computerized provider order entries (CPOE) are continually becoming widely recognized as one the most valuable tools for the improvement of the overall effectiveness and
View More >>There is no denying that stress exits possibly at any time and at any place, especially one typical stage the majority of university students would do through. The stress itself is a physical feeling or force which comes from surroundings. Anxiety and nervousness resemble
View More >>The Human Heart has four chambers which are mainly two atrial chambers that receives blood and located on the upper part of the heart and two ventriclular chamber that releases blood which is located on the lower part of the heart (Figure 1). This means that the right
View More >>Heart failure is due to the inability of the heart to supply adequate cardiac output to the tissues. During systolic heart failure, the stroke volume is greatly reduced and the ventricular contraction is very weak. This leads to an increased amount of the end systolic ventricular
View More >>Teleradiology is the use of specialized software to transmit images of the internal structure of the body and functions over network connections such as telephone, internet, computer clouds and local area networks LAN. These images are transmitted to enable access to specialized care
View More >>The roles of staff you liaised with, documentation and policies you accessed and read conversations or short interviews you conducted with staff, as well as any other resources used eg websites, or manuals or documents
View More >>Obesity is the medical condition in which excessive fat accumulates in the body that adversely impacts on the health of the individuals (Kyle et al. 2017). In 2017, the government of Scotland informed that 29% of adults are obese along with 13% of children of 2-15 years of age are obese (gov.scot, 2017, gov.scot, 2017a). According to world statistics, it is reported that 30% of the total population worldwide are suffering from obesity (WHO, 2020). These statistics revealed that quite high number of people in Scotland and in the world is affected by obesity making it one of the key contemporary health issues to be analysed. According to prediction, by 2030, 40% adults are to be affected by obesity in Scotland (gov.scot, 2018). This indicates that in coming years the health issue of obesity for population in Scotland is going to be grave due to which effective discussion regarding the contemporary health topic is needed.
View More >>This assignment will discuss the critically sick case study of a 64-year-old lady, Mrs. Joan Evans who can be considered as a fictitious patient in a case scenario. Nursing a critically sick patient with complex consideration needs will be discussed in a detailed approach for clinical investigation, evaluation, appraisal, and implementation and these will be used to offer all patient-centered care in a comprehensive way to deal with clinical conditions of the patient. The underpinning pathophysiology of the disease condition will be discussed throughout the assignment along with the status of the patient for the right structuring of the care plan.
View More >>Julia is 68 and has a history of type 2 diabetes (T2DM) hypertension (HTN). She cut her finger whilst weeding her garden. However, whilst in Accident and Emergency (A&E), she felt of pain and tenderness within her lower injured arm. It was discovered that, Julia had cellulites, which led to a significant drop in her vital signs. This suggests that, she is suffering from sepsis. According to Singer et al. (2016), sepsis is a life threatening organ dysfunction initiated by a dysregulated host response to the specific infection.
View More >>In today’s modern business landscape, structural change is important for any business which assist marketers to make consistent as well as relevant modifications in business operation in terms of coping with ever-changing market trend in domestic as well as international market. This study has selected a social enterprise funded by CCG, that is associated with promoting health and wellbeing of people suffering from the multiple sclerosis with providing them proper financial, social, healthcare and physical assistance.
View More >>Aseptic technique can be referred as the precautionary measure that is performed in operation theatre to avoid chances of contamination by any type of pathogens such as bacteria and virus to the surgical wounds (Andersson et al. 2018). This project report is going to discuss the importance of using aseptic technique inside operation room with depicting the aseptic procedures that are maintained inside the theatre to reduce the level of infection and pathogens contact into the surgical wound.
View More >>Maternal and Child Health (MCH) is a program which is developed to promote good health and services to pregnant women. This program takes proactive measures to ensure that the health of the child and pregnant women is good. I have determined from the maternal mortality report of Libya that about in the year 2017 the maternal mortality rate per 100000 live births is 72 which is more from the previous years (USAID, 2008). In Libya the maternal and child health professionals need to provide proper information to women about the access regarding sexual reproductive health services.
View More >>Diabetes is in the fifth rank among the most common causes of death in the world. The life expectancy was reduced up to 10 years for type 2 diabetes, among the population (Meetoo, 2007). The South Asian populace of the United Kingdom makes about one – fifth of the overall diabetic populace of the country. Therefore, the focus group is considered to be more at risk of acquiring the disease in comparison to the European populace (Hanif, 2018). The major life style risk factors that are contributing to the diseased condition are the sedentary lifestyle of the modern people, obesity and high cholesterol level (Ohlson, et al, 1988).
View More >>Nursing practice is a crucial aspect of patient care (Anderson R. M. et al, 2015). Mental health comprises of the emotional, social and psychological well-being of an individual. Mental health disorders include clinical depression, anxiety disorders, bipolar disorder, dementia, hyperactivity disorder and schizophrenia (Aschbrenner K. Et al, 2016). Mental health nursing requires advanced therapeutic skills and pedagogical skills because the disorders exhibit a similar yet unique symptom for each patient.
View More >>The present assignment aims to develop the health profile of the community residing at the London Borough of Sutton, which is considered to be the largest borough in London. The profiling of the health of this particular community was considered to be important because of the varied types of population and environment of the place. The community health profile is measured with the help of two variables, i.e., demographic data and geographical information system. The clinical interventions that are related with regard to community health are primary, secondary and tertiary healthcare.
View More >>The long-term condition (LTC) is the health situation in which the individuals suffers from a certain illness for a long-term which cannot be cured but is controlled through changes in lifestyle along with implication of medication and treatment (Whitehead and Seaton, 2016). In this essay, management of a patient suffering from chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder (COPD) as LTC who is been cared is to be analysed and discussed.
View More >>Numerous individuals with genuine psychological diseases are facing one problem over the other due to the associated stigmas with the disease. On one hand, they battle with the clinical manifestations of the disorders and on the other side they also suffer from the misapprehensions of the common people about psychological sickness specifically schizophrenia which is a serious mental health disorder.
View More >>A care plan is a written document which is used and altered on a continuous basis so that the defined needs and demands of the service users are met and it acts as a direction of care for the nurses and service providers to ensure quality and satisfactory care. In health and social care, care plans helps to provide direction to the nurses regarding the way individual care is to be offered to the service users.
View More >>In between July-August 2017 I attended a 6-week placement in a private MSK clinic which was my first period of adaptation experience in order to obtain the HCPC registration. Due to the nature of a private outpatient clinic, the majority of injuries I was treating were: whiplash, ankle sprains, shoulder impingement syndrome or tennis elbow. My caseload was gradually getting bigger the more experience I had.
View More >>Proper management of patients’ conditions in health facilities requires inputs from different physicians offering different treatment, diagnostic and recovery services. These services require extensive coordination and monitoring to ensure the patient progress positively to recovery. Furthermore, management of severe or chronic conditions of patients requires elaborate contributions from a multidisciplinary team of medical experts in facilities.
View More >>Cooperation and communication are important contributing factors in developing professional workplace where the health and social care service providers and the service users can build strong relationship to cooperate each other for developing an effective care plan (Harris and White, 2018).
View More >>Dementia is referred to a chronic or progressive syndrome in which individual’s experiences deterioration in cognitive function of the brain. It results to negatively affect the memory, behaviour, thinking, learning capacity, language and individual’s ability to execute everyday activities. The presence of the disease is overwhelming for the people affected by it as well as the family.
View More >>The sources of information and support to be used in making effective communication are translator devices, patient’s diagnostics data, email, television and others. The translator devices are those that use software to translate text or any speech from one language to another immediately (Chen et al. 2017).
View More >>Blood typing (ABO and RhD typing), is the process of classification of blood type, based on absence and presence of inherent antigenic substances and antibodies on the surface of RBC [Red Blood Cells] (Noiphung et al. 2015).
View More >>Rugby is one of the most popular contact sports that is being played in many countries across the globe. Rugby union has been considered as an amateur sport until 1995. However, in recent years there has been a remarkable improvement in terms of professionalism. A lot of rugby participants remain to be amateurs, notably the greatest strength of the code remain to be enthusiastic young rugby players (Dhillion et al., 2014).
View More >>According to Martin et al (2015), the grouping of several diverging care facilities for the purpose of specific treatment service provisioning towards assisting the psychologically ill patients could constitute the core structure of a mental healthcare treatment centre. These medical centres are structured for the purpose of providing treatment involving specified psychological health issues such as addiction and depression.
View More >>Obesity is a complex disorder among the individuals involving an excessive body fat which in turn increases the risk of diseases and health problems such as health diseases, diabetes and high blood pressure and it is calculated by BMI rate of the children through dividing the weight of the child in kilogram by height in meter square (NHS, 2019).
View More >>The laws and legislations in the health and social care settings are effective to maintain the quality standard in the care homes as well as follow the ethical code of conduct for maximising the professional intelligence and practitioner’s practice to serve the patients with care and support (Pandya-Wood, Barron and Elliott, 2017).
View More >>The journal article has been formulated to evaluate the existing scenario concerning the online patient provider communication processes. The article also explores the associated trends regarding the tools which could be utilised for the purpose of online patient provider communication methods.
View More >>The world is coupled with various health challenges. The global health issues range from vaccine-preventable diseases outbreaks, for instance, diphtheria and measles, growing rates of physical inactivity and obesity, increasing reports of drug-resistant pathogens, multiple humanitarian crises, and environmental pollution health impacts. This paper examines the global health challenge, giving an overview of the challenge.
View More >>The healthcare system has the sole purpose of providing healthcare support and care services to the target population to meet their needs and demands so that healthy and illness free surrounding can be developed. According to WHO, the four key goals of healthcare system around the world are improved responsive care, social as well as financial risk protection, improved the health of service users and improved efficiency in providing care (WHO, 2010).
View More >>Contemporary therapies are referred to as alternative medicines which are used together with conventional medicine in the belief that it would help to create better health condition. The complementary therapies are important because they focus on helping the patients with side effects of any treatments.
View More >>The constructionist perspective defines gender as a set of socially constructed behaviours, roles and responsibilities, attitudes, personality traits, relative power, values, and influence that a society attributes to the two sexes on a distinction basis (Manandhar et al. 2018).
View More >>In the provision of healthcare, patient-centered approach has been advocated to be an effective approach towards ensuring quality health is accorded to patients. The patient-centered approach to healthcare emphasizes on an established cordial relationship between the patient and the doctor (Berger 2014). The doctor-patient relationship has been associated with great benefits in so far as healthcare is concerned. This however equally raises ethical issues.