Develop a plan that could be carried out by a nurse to resolve the clinical issue. ·Reflect on the knowledge and experience gained in the nursing program
THE TOPIC OF OUR PAPER IS: Lifestyle modifications and education to reduce risks of obesity in the young adult population age 18 to 35 years old
Produce an 8‐10 page evidence‐based paper addressing a significant clinical issue
·Identify and explore a solution to a clinical issue
·Gather additional background information on:
o the clinical issue
o the patient population
·Develop a plan that could be carried out by a nurse to resolve the clinical issue.
·Reflect on the knowledge and experience gained in the nursing program
·Draw from one of the four main categories of the NCLEX‐RN examination blueprint
o assurance of a safe and effective care environment,
o health promotion and maintenance of health,
o preservation of the patient’s psychosocial
o preservation of the patient’s physiological integrity
With the exception of the Introduction, each criterion listed below will serve as the major headings of this assignment due in Unit Six and will include the following:
Title Page:
Offers a detailed description of the statement of purpose for the paper.
Identifies a clinical issue or problem drawn from one of the four main categories of the NCLEX‐RN examination blueprint:
o Assurance of a safe and effective care environment
o Health promotion and maintenance of health (The topic area I picked)
o Preservation of the patient population’s psychosocial integrity
o Preservation of the patient population ’s physiological integrity
In this paper the student will provide a detailed description of the relationship between the category from the NCLEX‐RN examination blueprint and the clinical issue.
The reference to the NCLEX‐RN examination blueprint found at the National Council of State Boards of Nursing website constitutes one scholarly reference.
Importance: The student will describe the importance of the clinical issue to the health of a patient population. This discussion will include the potential negative effect of leaving the clinical issue unresolved.
Patient Population: The student will describe the patient population that is impacted by the clinical issue. With a focus on the diversity of the human condition found within this patient population, the student will describe the influence that cultural values may have on the proposed solution.
Proposed Solution: The student will set the stage for proposing the best solution to the clinical problem by using appropriate evidence‐based data and integrating data from peer‐reviewed journal articles. In this paper, the student will:
Propose a clear solution to the clinical problem that is supported by a minimum of three scholarly, peer‐reviewed journal articles.
Expand on the ethical considerations when developing the plan.
Goals: While the intervention will not actually be carried out, the student will discuss the plan that could be implemented by a nurse to address the clinical issue. One short‐term and one long‐term goal of the intervention will be identified. The student will include a description of how attainment of each of the goals would be measured.
Barriers: The student will identify a minimum of two potential barriers to the success of the plan as well as a strategy for addressing each one.
Benefits: The student will describe a minimum of one benefit to the patient population and one benefit to the nursing profession that will result from carrying out the plan. Provides a minimum of one scholarly, peer‐reviewed source in support of the benefit of the plan to the patient population.
Participants and Interdisciplinary Approach: The student will identify all of the parties whose participation is important for the success of implementing the plan.
This list will include a minimum of two members of disciplines outside of nursing.
ii. A description of the benefit of including each member from another discipline to the success of the plan.
iii. A minimum of one scholarly, peer‐reviewed source providing support for the success of the plan by including the healthcare team member outside of nursing.
Conclusion:
Provides a thorough recap of the purpose of the plan to prevent or help to resolve the clinical issue.
ii. Includes a complete statement describing why addressing this clinical problem matters and to whom
Reference Page: (APA 6th edition formatting

Task:
The student is required to present a case study and undertake a critical analysis of the chosen care.
You are required to:
Select a patient with CKD or ESCKD and address the following points for the chosen case:
Describe the presentation, biological, psychological and social aspects of the chosen case; (approx. 500 words)
Review current evidence in relation to the incidence and prevalence of CKD or ESCKD in both indigenous and non-indigenous Australians; (approx. 500 words)
Describe the anatomy and physiology of the chosen case’s primary renal condition; (approx. 500 words) and
Critically evaluate the nursing treatments/interventions provided over a one week period (i.e. if the person is on haemodialysis than you are required to follow the person over 3 HD treatments). This section is to include the nursing responsibilities in relation to observations, monitoring and measuring the patient’s response to nursing, medical and pharmacological interventions (this section is to be written in essay format and NOT as a table) (approx. 1500 words).