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Hello, Can you please help me with this question? (If it can be short answer, I would appreciate). Person-centered care allows patients to make informed decisions about their treatment and well-being. They have a team of primary care providers, specialists, and other health care providers who know them, listen to them, and are accountable for their care. Doctors and other healthcare professionals who provide person-centered care help patients manage their health care by providing tools and services that align with their patients’ preferences and values so they can reach their health goals" (CMS.gov, n.d., para 3). Do you believe person-centered care is possible when a client is living below the poverty line and prioritizing resources as in the 'Spent' simulation? Why or why not? You might consider access to healthcare and cost of insurance or care in your answer.   Resource Name Brief description of services How do you qualify for assistance? Contact Information…

True or false: People less than age 40 use the majority of long-term care services in the United States.

a patient with diabetes complains of hunger. the patient is sweaty, cold and clammy. outline four immediate nursing actions with rationales that you would perform.

When asked the difference between a health maintenance organization (HMO) and a preferred provider organization (PPO) plan, what would be the correct response? A patient with a PPO plan will have no additional costs for services. An HMO provides better access to outpatient services and drug benefits. The two plans are essentially the same. A patient may choose any physician with an HMO plan.

You are an administrator in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). The Physician approaches you for assistance with her patient Mr. Jones and Mr. Jones’ family.      The Physician explains that Mr. Jones no longer requires the level of care that is provided in the ICU and wants to transfer Mr. Jones to an acute medical unit.    Jones is ‘incapable’ so his daughter is making treatment decisions on his behalf.   Jones’ does not have a Power of Attorney for Personal Care, his spouse passed away many years ago, and is daughter ranks next on the substitute decision-maker hierarchy.    The issue that the Physician is facing is that Mr. Jones’ daughter does not want her       father transferred out of the ICU and is telling the Physician and the staff that she does not give her consent for him to be transferred.    Question:    Using your critical thinking skills and what you’ve learned about the Health Care Consent Act, what advice do you give the Physician in this case? Explain your…

You arrive to your first day in a new client's home. On arrival the Healt Care Aide you are orientating with shows you how to do a suppository for the client. You have not had any additional training. The Health Care Aide says to you "it doesn't really matter if the nurse shows you. We just do it anyways". The client states that she doesn't like having tons of people in her house and being used as an example. She would rather you just do the skill and get it over with. What is wrong with this situation? (list 3 things) How could you approach this with the client and the staff? What communication techniques can you use to ensure you are comfortable? What type of supervision is required and who is to supervise you? Why

According to the textbook, what are the most common risk areas in a health care organization that require compliance attention? What steps does the compliance department need to take to address specific risk areas? What risk areas have you had personal experiences with in your career in health care?

Analyze the increased complexity of care among older adults. Your supervisor needs to make sure that each of the in-service topics will be covered by someone, so she is asking the staff to communicate their topic preference. Below is the list of problems your supervisor wants the nursing staff to be able to teach older adult clients (and/or their family members) about. In-service Topic Options: Hypertension Diabetes Coronary artery disease Depression Dementia Polypharmacy Increased risk of falls Vison/hearing impairment Nutrition and hydration Your supervisor has asked you to submit a 1-page proposal, written using proper spelling, grammar, and APA, which addresses the following: Identify the client problem your in-service will address. Describe at least 5 consequences of the client problem as it relates to the health, safety, and well-being of older adults. Explain your rationale for choosing the client problem you selected.

In public health, we often struggle for funding. Understanding which health challenges are disproportionately impacting our community, the demographics of our community, and the economics of that community can help us to produce a targeted intervention to assist those who are impacted by a selected health issue. Look at the Critical Thinking Portfolio Assignment Part I TemplateDownload Critical Thinking Portfolio Assignment Part I Template Data Acquisition Instructions: County Health Rankings: Please visit clark county health rankings in Nevada. Show more for clark county demographics. Please produce a table for your paper using this information. Click the check box entitled show areas to explore. Select 3 areas that are highlighted. Click the variables to see how they are defined and explain this in your write up. If trends are available, assess if the issue has been trending up or trending down. Compare the number in clark county to state and national levels. American Community…