Safety And Mental Health

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    Stress

    Stress can be defined or described as “the feeling of being under too much mental or emotional pressure” www.nhs.org.uk (June 2012). Stress is one of the greatest causes of illness in our society today. Stress from a dictionary perspective is identical People have many different ways of reacting to stress, i.e. a manager in the work place may feel stressed when walking into an untidy environment. He or she may feel an immediate need to correct it whereas the untidy environment may motivate a different

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    Professional Roles and Values

    Nurses Association, 2012). An example of a state regulatory agency that pertains to my professional nursing practice in the Massachusetts Board of Nursing. “The mission of the Massachusetts Board of Registration in Nursing is to protect the health, safety and welfare of the citizens of the Commonwealth through the fair and consistent application of the statutes and regulations governing nursing practice and nursing education” (Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 2015). A professional organization

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    Argumentative Essay On Incarceration

    Societies have numerous tools and resources at their disposal in order to improve public safety, control crime, and reduce recidivism rates. These tools range from government infrastructure such as better paved roads to well-designed public places. Social services including good schools, community hospitals and health clinics, or workforce development programs allows a community to have lower crime rates because the community functions through methods of prosperity. Programs such as criminal justice

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    The Pros And Cons Of School Shootings

    School shootings are becoming a massive deal now and President Trump insists that arming all teachers with guns will protect the students and prevent school shootings from happening. “But if he had a firearm, he wouldn’t have had to run, he would have shot and that would have been the end of it.”, said Trump. Having a gun during that moment would’ve saved numerous lives in the Florida incident. Parents and students are terrified of having to be going to schools where any incident like the previous

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    How Fitness Affects Overall Health

    How Does Fitness Affect a Person's Overall Health Fitness is not just exercising, it is also about eating healthy, too. The point of this research project is to inform others what happens to their body when they are exercising. Another point of this research project is to inform people about the beneficial aspect of good eating habits. Fitness should be a huge aspect of everyone's life. What is Fitness? It is the condition of being physically fit and healthy. It is defined as "a set

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    Principles Of Recovery

    It is correct that consumer voice is central to all mental health context and areas of practice, given it is their personal experiences of all those who have gone through unfortunate occurrences desire to have their voices heard. To have their human rights held high, gaining respect and self-worth would be their need. Us as nurses we need to embrace the fact that every individual have aright to their beliefs, values and to live their personal life as they choose. In this essay I am going to touch

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    Regulatory Paper

    Regulatory paper based on Joint Commission/Prison Health HCS 430 Ensuring health care practitioners and facilities promote safety, legal compliance, and quality patient services. If regulations with accreditation were not sufficient in health care, safety comfort would not be provided to patients/clients. JCAHO Also known as Joint Commission Accreditation health care organization which conducts survey done on site that complies as well verify the continuous standards of improvement

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    Australian Open Disclosure Framework

    The Australian government established an agency that prompted a series of health care related initiatives in Australia. The main objective is to provide support to the patients, health care worker and, and health care stakeholders. It is called the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care. The government provided the funding for the office to create initiatives in regards to safety in healthcare and improvement in the quality of healthcare in Australia. According to the article

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    The Elderly Population

    century and Canada is no exception. This increase in life expectancy is primarily due to improvements in health care; an understanding of how disease is transmitted and can be prevented, and a better understanding of the body and how to keep it healthy (Christiansen, et. al., 2009). However, it would seem this extra lease on life comes with some extra concerns as seen in the current overall health of the elderly population which is the vulnerable group I have chosen for this assignment. This is also

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    South Beach Psychiatric Center Executive Summary

    Island, and Manhattan south of 42nd Street (New York State Office of Mental Health, 2014). South Beach Psychiatric Center is a 300 bed facility that is divided into youth and adult care sections. This is a state-run facility that is non-profit and offers inpatient care as well as residential care. The New York State Office of Mental Health is known as OMH. According to the their website, the mission of OMH is to “promote the mental health and well-being of all New Yorkers” as well as “facilitate recovery

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