1.Discuss how the organization interacts with the public, health care providers, and/or the health care industry. 2. Briefly discuss how the organization is leading systematic change.
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1.Discuss how the organization interacts with the public, health care providers, and/or the health care industry.
2. Briefly discuss how the organization is leading systematic change.
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- #3. How can teamwork improve patient care? Answer pleaseApply 5 nursing advocacy actions to a health policy issue by briefly describing how to use these advocacy actions to shape a healthcare issue2) Critically analyze the communication processes in the health care organization and state how they could be improved. Ensure you discuss the channels and methods of communication and demonstrate appropriate use of the literature in your discussion.
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- Write at least five (5) ideas related to health assessment that will contribute to the efficiency and effectiveness of data gathering and nursing process.1. Identify what is the most important cultural characteristic for a healthcare organization to adopt to achieve improved patient outcomes? Why? 2. Of the questions leaders should ask in a culture of quality, which is most effective to improving healthcare quality? Why?#Nursing practice 5.. "Adverse selection"as applied to health insurance, means: Group of answer choices the practice by the healthcare insurers to deny coverage to people with pre-existing conditions. those who are more likely to require health insurance purchase the insurance while young and healthy people who are less likely to need the insurance opt out. people make poor choices of healthcare insurance programs because they don't have sufficient information. those who are more likely to require health insurance in the future are adversely impacted by the fact that health insurer does not have as much information about their healthcare needs as they do..
- 26. Which of the following type of health care delivery aims to develop and implement preventive interventions to improve and safeguard population health? A. Medical Practice B. End of life Practice C. Public Health Practice D. Long Term Practice 27. What type of medical practice is provided by hospitals, urgent/emergency care facilities and outpatient/inpatient surgical centers A. Acute Care B. Subacute Care C. Primary Care D. Secondary Care 28. During Calendar Year 2016, the School-Based Immunization (SBI) program of the DOH was expanded to include dengue vaccination. This initiative is deemed as a more effective, sustainable, and cost- effective strategy to reduce the increasing number of cases of dengue among the school age population in the country. Which of the following type of health care delivery is exemplified by this DOH initiative? A. Medical Practice B. Public health Practice C. End of life Practice D. Long Term Practice@#111.Nursing you have to answer both the question::- 1. Identify what is the most important cultural characteristic for a healthcare organization to adopt to achieve improved patient outcomes? Why? 2. Of the questions leaders should ask in a culture of quality, which is most effective to improving healthcare quality? Why? .What is evidence-based practice? Give an example relevant in primary health care.