The owner, Susan suffered an injury while engaging in sports activities. She came up with the idea for this business during her recovery. She found that while there were plenty of business that sold fitness and conditioning equipment, they lacked in knowledge. They often gave poor advice on how to use the equipment and what was best to purchase based on customer needs. In order to provide high quality service, each Fit Stop will employ a physiotherapist( to provide advice on such problems as injuries or back pain), and a person with a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology( to provide advice on training for sports and other physical activities).
The results that are achieved are depending on the design elements that will support the success with rooms designed and dedicated to the patient and his or her family. Clinics are now designing patient environments to accommodate the critically ill or disabled patients; this student will attempt to incorporate specialized design into the clinic if the floor plan allows (Pub med, 2006). Health care services are challenging because of the nature of the patient flow. At each stage of the process the patient will experience waiting time; this is a problematic area of the health care operations. This must be managed carefully in both the waiting times and also the patient’s perception of waiting, this student will provide optimal solutions to this in facility planning part two (Healthcare Services Operations,
Discharge Plan Needs Mr. Trosack will need to have physical therapy to rehabilitate himself after his fall and hip replacement. He will need to be able to negotiate stairs with bags of groceries. He will need to shower and use the bathroom independently. He needs to understand the importance of his new medications and might even need assistance with medication administration. Social Isolation His lack of mobility will affect his social visitation, and he is a widower as is his brother who is also elderly and we don’t know if he will be able to make daily visits.
Being a student with a learning disability has its challenges and making sure that a college has the resource to accommodate my disability is very important to me. I struggle with reading/comprehension and writing skills. An Assistive Technology Center is also provided by the DRC. I have found that this is the only campus that is “devoted to providing a fully accessible, supportive computing environment.” (http://www.csupomona.edu) There are also several variations of accommodations that a DRC student can receive depending on their needs such as test, housing, and classroom
When I was advised that we were to attend an interprofessional collaboration conference I really was not looking forward to participating, and I was also not aware of what to expect from this experience. It was quite intimidating having to find the table I was allocated and then sit with 7 other people training in different professions. The purpose of the conference was for us to learn the importance of collaborative working between different professionals, and to learn about their roles and how we as professionals can communicate effectively to provide a service. Roy and Watts (2001) suggests that providing good healthcare through collaborative working is a necessity for health care to function. Helen Martin and Ian Fletcher spoke to us initially
My Vision for Social Change Walden University Social Change Social change is part of my professional and academic goal because, I have watch patient over the years and seen how patient are affected by their health diagnosis mentally and physically and some patient and there family really don’t know how to handle or cope with their diagnosis. Mental Health help client people understand and help them with different technique on how to accept different life issue. Just thinking that Nursing was the only way of making a different not knowing anything about Psychology until start my journey in nursing school and taking Psychology class then realizing that Nursing is not the only way to help people. So, in this aspect my career change into
Teaching Tool for Hip Replacement, Wound Care, Mobility, and ADL’s Parkinson's disease is a disorder of the brain that leads to shaking (tremors) and difficulty with walking, movement, and coordination. Having to care for a love one with Parkinson’s is a very hard task, now that they had a Hip replacement will make it even more challenging time for the caregiver. Its going to take lot of support, and understanding to make sure that the patient fully recovered with out complications. These guidelines taught by the nurse to the patient and the patient’s care giver would be essential for the patient’s recovery. Below are the guidelines to follow, the not to do after the hip replacement.
Company X is discriminating Applicant C and is in clear violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act in it's claim that Lowering the keypad in 2 elevator cars would cause undue hardship as a financial burden on the company. There are a few clear examples to show why Applicant C could bring a lawsuit and win based on this violation. First, assuming Applicant C can perform all job functions asked of him and would otherwise be hired, there are 4 elevators and only 2 of them need a modification to accommodate a wheelchair bound employee. While not all elevators can be used by Applicant C, 2 can, which makes the undue
The Ethical Issues Surrounding Organ Retrieval NURS324 Abstract I chose this topic because it is one of the most difficult I have had to deal with in my career. In doing the research I had hoped to gain enlightenment into how to best deal with my own perceptions and misconceptions of organ retrieval. My hopes were to become more knowledgeable and comfortable about organ retrieval so I could then enhance and facilitate the process with more ease. The myriad of emotions involved can at times be overwhelming and the additional skill would only improve my practice. I admit that in my ten years of practice in the emergency department that I have only experienced this situation twice but both times left me feeling inadequate and torn
While applying to schools here, I got curious to know more about dental field in U.S. As at this time I was under an H4 visa, I had to find some places where I could shadow/volunteer. Some dentists were little apprehensive to taking on volunteers because teaching in front of patients can be difficult and time consuming. Often the patients do not feel comfortable with volunteers in dental procedures. Thankfully, I got the opportunity to shadow Dr. Shirley Mathews. I was amazed by how different the practice was here in U.S, especially the equipments, office software’s, insurance etc.