Discuss what you, the care provider, see as positives and negatives related to his hospitalization and subsequent discharge to long-term care.

Outstanding/distinguished. Accurately addresses posed issues or questions. Discussion postings are timely, allowing others to respond, are thoughtful and astutely analytic or original; connect to previous or current content or real life situations; fully develop ideas, connections, or applications; and virtually free of grammatical errors or typos. The post will facilitate learning for yourself and your fellow students. This corresponds to an A.
Readings and Assignments:
(1). ) Touhy, T. & Jett, K. (2012). Ebersole & Hess’ toward health aging: human needs and nursing response(8th ed.). St. Louis, MO: Elsevier
Chapter 16 – Care Across the Continuum
(a). Read the case study at the end of the chapter.
(b). Discuss what you, the care provider, see as positives and negatives related to his hospitalization and subsequent discharge to long-term care.
(c). What care management processes could have improved the acute care outcomes. Were there any other options than discharge to long-term care?
(d). What role could the provider have taken to help the family in positively affecting the transition from home to long-term care for Ray?

What care management processes could have improved the acute care outcomes. Were there any other options than discharge to long-term care?

Outstanding/distinguished. Accurately addresses posed issues or questions. Discussion postings are timely, allowing others to respond, are thoughtful and astutely analytic or original; connect to previous or current content or real life situations; fully develop ideas, connections, or applications; and virtually free of grammatical errors or typos. The post will facilitate learning for yourself and your fellow students. This corresponds to an A.
Readings and Assignments:
(1). ) Touhy, T. & Jett, K. (2012). Ebersole & Hess’ toward health aging: human needs and nursing response(8th ed.). St. Louis, MO: Elsevier
Chapter 16 – Care Across the Continuum
(a). Read the case study at the end of the chapter.
(b). Discuss what you, the care provider, see as positives and negatives related to his hospitalization and subsequent discharge to long-term care.
(c). What care management processes could have improved the acute care outcomes. Were there any other options than discharge to long-term care?
(d). What role could the provider have taken to help the family in positively affecting the transition from home to long-term care for Ray?

Discuss how you as a nurse manager might implement organization- or department-wide changes that would create an environment that engages staff through one or more intrinsic motivators

Reflect for a moment on your nursing career. About what are you most passionate When do you feel you are at your best What brings you the greatest satisfaction in your work Positive feelings in the workplace are usually fueled by intrinsic motivators: healthy relationships meaningful purpose competence choice and progress. As a nurse manager it is helpful to recognize what motivates you to perform well in your own job. You should also take time to understand the motivations of employees. By speaking to staff about their interests and professional goals nurse managers can build relationships and thus provide appropriate motivators.For this Assignment you examine your personal work experiences to determine which of the five intrinsic motivators are more influential in shaping your positive feelings about the workplace.To prepareReflect on your work history from your first job to your current employment.Select one time period or situation in which you felt professionally happy motivated and fulfilled in your job. What do you remember most about this time period What are or were the various personal and professional factors that helped to shape these feelings Select one time period or situation in which you felt professionally unhappy disengaged and unfulfilled in your job. What do you remember most about this time period What are or were the various personal and professional factors that caused these feelings Review the selected pages from Chapter 7 Coaching and Developing Others in the course text From Management to Leadership: Strategies for Transforming Health Care. Consider the potential influence of the five intrinsic motivators during your chosen time period or situation.Which intrinsic motivators seem to resonate more with your own perceptions of job fulfillment
Which motivators do you believe have greater influence on your professional well-being
Review the media Fostering a Positive Workplace. How can nurse leaders use their awareness of the five motivators to engage and retain nursing staff To completeSubmit a 3- to 5-page paper in which you do the following:Appraise a time when you have felt professionally fulfilled. Describe the setting your job title and the roles and responsibilities in which you were engaged. Identify your own key intrinsic motivators and explain how these were evident in this situation. Cite specific examples.Appraise a time when you have felt professionally unfulfilled. Describe the setting your job title and the roles and responsibilities in which you were engaged. Explain the motivator(s) that were absent and how this impacted your professional performance. Cite specific examples.Discuss how you as a nurse manager might implement organization- or department-wide changes that would create an environment that engages staff through one or more intrinsic motivators.Reminder: The School of Nursing requires that all papers submitted include a title page introduction summary and references. The Sample Paper provided at the Walden Writing Center provides an example of those required elements (available at http://writingcenter.waldenu.edu/57.htm). All papers submitted must use this formatting.

In terms of explaining how exactly a medication is causing Mr Buchanan to be at risk of something, how much detail is necessary in regards to pathophysiology?

1-Australian Medical Association. (2016). Australian medicines handbook. Adelaide, SA: Author.
2-Broyles, B., Reiss, B., Evans, M., McKenzie, G., Pleunik, S., & Page, R. (2013). Pharmacology in nursing (A&NZ
ed.). South Melbourne: Cengage.
3- journal academic reference ( peer reviewed)
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Q1-I’m just wondering with question one, when identifying a risk, does it just need to be the risk, or can I write ‘drug induced……’ and then the risk? for example ‘drug induced liver failure
Q2- In terms of explaining how exactly a medication is causing Mr Buchanan to be at risk of something, how much detail is necessary in regards to pathophysiology?
For example, if the renin-angiotensin mechanism is mentioned, should we breifly explain how it works so that we can then expand on how the medication is affecting that specifically? Or can we assume our reader will know the basics of the renin-angiotensin system to understand the connection between that and a certain medication and the risk?
Q3-Just wondering if we are required or suggested to go into the pharmacology of any potential medication interactions? or do we just discuss the risk (what is is etc) and provide a brief explannation of each to equate to 600 words?