It is also important to gain as much knowledge as needed about anatomy and physiology in the job. Working as a midwife you'll need to have an in-depth understanding of fetal and child development. The majority of pregnancies and births are normal and increasing numbers of women are opting for natural and home births with the minimum of medical intervention. However, midwives need to recognise when the mother or her baby is at risk and know when to intervene to promote their health and
The book widely explains about different reasons behind obesity. It also explains some ideas to control obesity. That is what author’s goal for this book. The author also used some real life examples or stories to make his point more effective. This book will really help those parents who want to control obesity in their children.
Applying the Results and Conclusion of the Research Process to Childhood Obesity Delores Jones HCS/465 May 7,2012 Radha Ramjattan Applying the Results and Conclusion of the Research Process to Childhood Obesity Data collection and Analysis procedures are essential parts to the research process. To get valid results, the data collection has to be correct and the technique of getting the data needs to fit the research study profile. Quantitative methods and qualitative methods are the two basic methods are involved in a research study. The quantitative method as we know is all about surveys or test. It involves hard data or numerical meanings, it is more experimental or statistical and is known for more about social facts.
Nursing is a holistic, broad-based career that focuses on caring and promoting good health. I believe that nursing is scholarly practice which involves various aspects in order for individuals to reach their highest health status. In addition, nursing does not only stop at treating a single client but as I stated earlier it is a broad-based career, there for it reaches various aspects, such as family and communities. It is important to reach all the aspects of nursing to ensure the best practice that every individual deserves. Literature Review One of the aspects of nursing is the community and an individual’s family.
Components of good documentation are the same as Watson’s theory and nursing process; assessment, plan of action, intervention, and evaluation. A caring nurse will want to be able to improve and become more efficient with documentation so that they are able to provide more direct nursing care to their patients. Carative factor number seven in Watson’s theory call for the promotion of interpersonal teaching-learning. This describes “the caring nurses as one that must focus on the learning process as much as the teaching process” (Current Nursing, 2012, para. 3).
Our genetic makeup affects an extensive range of chemical functions in our body and may affect your weight in various ways including your metabolism, hormones and body fat disposition. While there is widespread acceptance that hereditary factors might predispose to human obesity, it is frequently assumed that such factors would influence metabolic rate or the selective partitioning of excess calories into fat. However, it is notable that, thus far, all monogenic defects causing human obesity actually disrupt hypothalamic pathways and have a profound effect on satiety and food intake. To conclude, the evidence we have to date suggests that the major impact of genes on human obesity is just as likely (or perhaps more likely) to directly impact on hunger, satiety and food intake rather than metabolic rate or nutrient partitioning. At the risk of oversimplification, it seems that from an aetiological/genetic standpoint, human obesity appears less a metabolic than a neuro-behavioural disease.
Nurses intermingle with people from diverse branch of the world with a mixture of civilizing practices, so cultural alertness seems essential in creating a patient-nurse relationship during the interview phase of the health assessment, initial step of the nursing process. Every culture perceives wellbeing and sickness differently; as a result, cultural traditions have power over nurses’ decision making process which represents a baseline to begin action for healing and provides high quality of care that nurses have to give. “Cultural ability means the aptitude of nurses to value and admit the cultural backgrounds of persons and give care that best meets the persons’ requests—not the nurses’ requests” (Edelman & Mandle, 2010, p.
Policy Process Paper Stacey Emmett HCS/455 May 27, 2015 James Mckenzie Women Health All over the world policies are developing in every aspect of health care, particularly in women health to ensure the best health services. Policy protect and provide guidelines in the health care system that requires all stakeholders to having an overall concept of what is expected, concerning the health issue at hand. In order for the healthcare system to be on one accord all stakeholders must have an complete understanding of the policy making process involving women healthcare. To establish an effective policy the process should began with formulation, legislating and implementing which will complete the policy process. These stages
Childhood Obesity: Primary Prevention Natella Rusu Grand Canyon University: NRS-427V March 28, 2014 Childhood obesity: Primary Prevention Today, childhood obesity has become not just a health issue, but a spreading epidemic. The main health concerns for overweight and obese children can lead to long term consequences of heart disease, diabetes, high cholesterol level, and emotional imbalance. The concept of primary prevention of diseases is to educate the public on health risk factors for certain diseases and promote healthy lifestyle . According to Edelman and Mandel (2010), the health promotion is " the science and art of helping people change their lifestyle to move toward a state of optimal health". This paper will summarize
This will be done by drawing on the knowledge and skills of health care professionals across the whole of the multidisciplinary team this will include health and social care and if necessary a specialist team. The department of health states that all health care providers should obtain continuing education for chances to prevent people developing type two diabetes this is backed up by the nursing and midwifery council (NMC) who states that you should keep your knowledge up to date and undertake learning throughout you career so you can provide the best knowledge possible. The national service framework states there aim is to empower people to manage their own diabetes in away so they have best possible quality of life. Expert patient taskforce cited in the national service framework for diabetes address the the fact that people have a wide variety of needs but they also have common needs. For example knowing and acting upon their symptoms, how to deal with acute attacks if they occur and to understand the implications of professional advice.