There was no on-going monitoring of nutritional needs, and no clear care planning towards this either. In may 2011, a lady whose mother stayed in Ipswich Hospital for a month two years ago, wasn't surprised by the CQC's critical report. She stated that she had raised concerns at the time of her mothers stay, saying that her mother was not fed properly, her glass of water was out of reach. Her mother was also given nappies to wear, rather than staff having to help her out of bed to use a commode. In November 2011, CQC released another report saying that improvements in using call bells, and help with meals had improved.
Bailei Stout Reading Project 10/08/09 Love Aubrey, By: Suzanne LaFluer Love Aubrey, is a novel written by: Suzanne LaFluer. Aubrey is home alone since her mom left her. All she had to eat was cheese and crackers. Breakfast, lunch, dinner that is all she had. She also sits in front of the TV all day.
Case Study # 1 Janet is a 28 year female who is currently retained at the Ford Correctional Facility for her third possession of a controlled substance, crack cocaine charge in four years. Janet is married with three children; however, she has been separated from her husband and children for over three years due to her addiction and incarceration. She has met neither the substance abuse recovery at the outpatient program nor the visitation requirements through CPS at the home of her husband. CPS is currently undergoing possible revocation of her parental rights if she does not adhere to the court-ordered requirements of successful completion of a substance abuse program. Her husband has called to inquire about her status and has stated that
Nichelle Langford BSHS/322 Client Rec Paper: Retain, Refer, or Release 1 Dec 11 – 30 Jan 12 Case Study 1 Location: Family Support Services Center Staff member: Tom Martin * Demographics * Age: 32 * Gender: Male * Marital status: Divorced * Race or ethnicity: Caucasian * Years with agency: 4 * Staff member history and current assessment * Employed as an individual counselor for adult clients * Considered an adequate, but not outstanding, counselor * Two previous client complaints that could not be substantiated * A review of Tom’s previous case files shows four female clients who terminated counseling with no explanation * Female client of
RUNNING HEAD: FAMILY NURSING PLAN OF CARE Family Nursing Plan of Care Michel’e Lusk University of Phoenix NUR/405- Friedman Assessment April 11, 2011 Family Nursing Plan of Care Beginning March, 2011, I performed a family assessment on AB. AB is a forty-nine year old married female, and a mother three biological daughters. Her husband is an electrician who recently returned to work and she is a activity worker at a nursing home. AB’s husband is not the father of either of her daughters. However, they treat him as if he were, for he has performed as if he were.
Hurston uses the motif of time to identify Janie's awareness of her marriage, telling the reader she becomes weary of her relationship. The narrator states, “twenty-four” as Janie's age and already “seven years married” (14-15) (15). Emphasizing the portion of Janie's life spent with Joe creates a feeling of slowness. This feeling relates with Janie who looks back on her relationship and sees a length of time nearly unmeasurable with words, suggesting she is weary of her relationship with Joe. Another “unmeasurable” (26) amount of time passed is when Janie realizes she has no feelings for Joe after they have a conflict.
Daphne had been written up and reported several times for having to leave the job to get to her kids for whatever reasons. Being recognized for the positive was something she lacked in her 17 years of licensure. Along with negative recognition and false accusations, Daphne began to feel unappreciated for her day to day work. To top all the disadvantages, Daphne lost the lead nursing position due to having to be out of work several times due to breast cancer
In a recent survey, only 7% of fourth-year medical students planned careers in adult primary care (Stokowski, 2010). Medical students do not want to specialize in primary
IV. Experiences / lack of experiences for me as a non-traditional student a. I spend all my free time between classes in the Library, reading or doing homework, so I don’t have as much to do when I arrive at home. b. I have only every eaten on campus, once. c. I have never been in the gym. d. Group projects are difficult with my crazy schedule and all my family schedules (due to being the Mom Taxi).
She is widowed and has two daughters, although they maintain very little contact with her. Ann has very little family support and relies on close friends and colleagues. Ann has had type 2 diabetes mellitus for 20 years, which is tablet controlled. Her diabetes can become poorly controlled, through a lack of personal awareness and care, when she is mentally unwell. Ann also has difficulty sleeping, has spoken of hearing voices, experiencing auditory hallucinations (Barker, 2004,p242).