“Nursing Future” Education Impact on Nursing Practice Grand Canyon University: NURS-430V 6/4/2016 “Nursing Future” Education Impact on Nursing Practice The Institute on Medicine (IOM) released a document in 2010 entitled: “The Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health.” The group that arranged this report were made up of professionals who recommended and helped shape legislation and health care policy (“Professional Accountability,” 2011). The document guided health care improvement
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Fedex AnnuAl RepoRt 2011 poweRFul, lonG-teRM tRendS in GlobAl tRAde Revolve ARound Fedex. The global shipping arrow poinTs up We’ve reached a tipping point in how the world works. The largest economy in the world is no longer the economy of any one country — it’s the economy of global trade of goods and services. Value: $18.3 trillion in 2010. At FedEx, our job is to facilitate these transactions, the heart of commerce, by providing access — moving goods across the global supply chain. Macroeconomic
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the elderly population vary greatly because the youngest baby boomers just turning 65 are more concerned with their quality of life, careers after they retire, and physical activity. On the other hand, the oldest seniors’ are more concerned about healthcare, social isolation, assistance with daily living, and concerns about economic stability (Missouri Senior Report, 2013). Therefore, with the growing number of the aging population elder
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Epidemiology Paper on Childhood Obesity Obesity is a global epidemic affecting millions of the world population. Childhood obesity is especially worrisome as it is linked to higher incidence of health issues in adulthood (Lakshman, Elks, & Ong, 2012). There are many factors to look at when assessing the prevalence of childhood obesity, including culture, socio-economic status, food availability, activity, and genetics. To better understand this problem, it is essential to understand the factors
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Change: Magnet Designation The Driving Force of Change: Magnet Designation The healthcare industry has striven to advance the quality of care provided to patients for decades. Pursuing Magnet designation is a journey a hospital can take to acquire this level of excellence. The purpose of this paper is to explain an overview of components making up Magnet designation, the impact Magnet status has on change in healthcare and its organizations, and the benefits and challenges that go hand in hand.
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Disease Trends and the Delivery of Health Care Services HCA 240 June 16, 2013 * * * This document will discuss how demographics disease trends affect the delivery of healthcare. Starting with current age composition of the United States population and how future changes will occur in the next 10 to 20 years. Next will be identifiable factors that support environmental and changing demographic trends. Providing examples of relevant diseases and how the aging trend will increase
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least one activities of daily living limitation or live in a long-term care facility was 29.3% in 2007, and increase to 32.2% in 2011, and the desired target in 2020 is 26.4% (Healthy People 2020, see Figure 1). The demand for long-term care is growing up. United States is facing a growing shortage of nurses, with around 118,000 nursing positions in hospitals currently unfilled (AARP). From these statistical data, the demand for long-term care in the United States is exceeding the supply of health
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and more people heightening the overall money and development of the world. 5. Although this creates a two tier system, the bad jobs are given to the LEDC’s with poor pay, poor conditions and little to no healthcare or education. For instance the factories in China are factories with long hours, mostly employing women who will then not get educated to job into work that is better for them. This globalised
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iCARE Clinics, who devoted her time and effort to layout plans for me, guided me throughout the entire process and ensured that the work bore fruit. Mr. Kuldeep Mulla, Assistant Insurance Manager, who kept me updated with latest trends in the Dubai Healthcare Industry and provided details about target organizations. Dr. Atul Aundhekar, Chief Medical Director, who allowed me to shoulder responsibility and operate without any restrictions. I could not have done this work without the lots of help I received
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