The Debate on Psychologists’ Prescription Privileges: Current Status, Requirements, and Implications Psychologists’ inability to prescribe medication stems from their educational background and regulatory restrictions. Unlike psychiatrists, who complete medical school and residency training, psychologists typically lack the extensive medical and pharmacological education necessary for safe medication management (Robiner et al., 2020). This limitation reflects the […]
NRNP 6665: PMHNP Care Across the Lifespan I. Discussion: Comprehensive Integrated Psychiatric Assessment. Many assessment principles are the same for children and adults; however, unlike with adults/older adults, where consent for participation in the assessment comes from the actual client, with children it is the parents or guardians who must make the decision for treatment. […]
Discuss the changing nature of health and medical care, and the implications for medical practice, medical education and research, and health policy. 1) Identify 3 nursing assessments of the female reproductive system. 2) What nursing care should you provide for patients after they have received medical treatment for 1.Diagnosis Name What is the name of […]
Patient Portals, Personal Health Records, and Health Information Exchanges Paper: Enhancing Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Patient portals, personal health records (PHRs), and health information exchanges (HIEs) play crucial roles in advancing patient-centered outcomes research. An examination of these digital health tools reveals their capacity to facilitate patient engagement and contribute to the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute’s […]
A Comparative Analysis of Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung: Perspectives, Contributions, and Lasting Impact on Modern Psychology The field of psychology has been shaped by numerous influential thinkers throughout its history. Among the most prominent figures are Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung, whose theories and perspectives have profoundly impacted the development of psychoanalysis and modern […]
What are the main components of trauma-informed care and why is the ACEs model of screening so important in primary care and psychiatric mental health care for ALL patients? Discuss the ACEs instrument tool as it related to clinical practice. Aces Aware. (2020). Provider toolkit (Links to an external site.). State of California Department of […]
Slide 1: Title Slide Telehealth in Managing Chronic Diseases: Diabetes and Hypertension Slide 2: Introduction and Research Problem Telehealth has emerged as a promising approach for managing chronic diseases, particularly diabetes and hypertension. The rapid advancement of communication technologies has facilitated remote healthcare delivery, offering potential solutions to improve patient outcomes and reduce healthcare disparities. […]
The cause-and-effect diagram called the Fishbone or Ishikawa Diagram showing cost benefit analysis. The Fishbone Diagram and Cost-Benefit Analysis: A Critical Exploration The Fishbone diagram, also known as the Ishikawa diagram, serves as a visual tool widely employed in quality management and problem-solving to identify potential causes contributing to a specific effect (Ishikawa, 1982). While […]
Unit 4 Assignment SOAP NOTE/Case Study 2 SOAP Note Patient Name: G.D. MRN: XXX Date of Service: 01-27-2020 Start Time: 10:00 AM End Time: 10:54 AM Billing Code(s): 90213, 90836 Accompanied by: Brother CC: Follow-up appointment for counseling after discharge from inpatient psychiatric unit 2 days ago Subjective (S): Mr. Davis reports generally improved depressive […]
You will earn points for your initial discussion post, as well as your responses. If you do not provide an initial post and responses, you cannot earn full credit. Refer to the Discussion Rubric on how points are earned. Review the case study and answer the following questions. Case Study: A 25-year-old presented to the […]
