Category: Healthcare

Discuss the potential ethical issues that may impact the intervention.Explain how collaboration will play a role in the implementation of this study.

Applying Epidemiological Methods to an Intervention Study

What is the intervention?

Why is this evidence translatable?

Who is the target population?

What is the rationale this intervention would be the solution to the problem?

Identify the study design.

Discuss the theoretical framework for the study.

Explain the implementation strategy.

Explain how collaboration will play a role in the implementation of this study.

Explain what data will be collected.

Explain how the data will be analyzed.

Discuss the potential ethical issues that may impact the intervention.

Discuss the IRB process for the study.

What are the expected outcomes and impact? Is the problem decreased or eliminated?

What are the conclusions of this study in addressing this problem?

What are the strengths and limitations of this study?

Who will you share the findings with?

How will these findings be disseminated?

Contingency steps should the proposed intervention method for the identified problem fail.

What would you change in your intervention strategy?

Would you conduct more research?

Would you try the intervention strategy again?

Would you choose another intervention? Why?

Discuss the limitations to the intervention methods you are proposing.Explain how the intervention methods could be improved.

Intervention Studies

So many public health issues plague communities across the globe. Complete the following:

Suggest how communities can prioritize their health problems and concerns with the limited allocated resources in their intervention efforts.

Discuss the limitations to the intervention methods you are proposing.

Explain how the intervention methods could be improved.

How will you engage in reflective practice in the future?How has this course so far modelled professionalism, lifelong learning, and reflective practice?Explain what it means to say a profession is “self-regulating”.

IPHE101 ORIANTATION TO CANADIAN HEALTHCARE Module 4 – Professionalism, Reflective Practice and Lifelong Learning

How did it feel to assess yourself?Was it easy or hard to be honest?How safe did it feel to share your reflection with the instructor?

How would you make it safe for someone else to share their reflections with you?How would you use skills of active listening and giving feedback to make the process easier?

How will you engage in reflective practice in the future?How has this course so far modelled professionalism, lifelong learning, and reflective practice?Explain what it means to say a profession is “self-regulating”.

How does it affect the employee’s satisfaction with work.  (Give each person a first name) You could also create your own fictional scenario or describe an interaction from a movie or program.What should be done, and by whom, to resolve this problem? 

Hospital Case Study- Communication in the Healthcare Environment

Write a case study based on your own experiences (or friend/family) or observations in which you describe one of the following events or communications in a hospital : a nurse-physician, nurse-patient, doctor-patient or healthcare administrator- patient. Explain how this event or communication can adversely affect patient.

How does it affect the employee’s satisfaction with work.  (Give each person a first name) You could also create your own fictional scenario or describe an interaction from a movie or program.

Tell the story….what happened?  Put details in about the workplace environment.   (2 paragraphs)

What are 2 negative possible outcomes of this interaction? (1-2 paragraphs)

End the case study with asking the question:   What should be done, and by whom, to resolve this problem?

What is the difference between secondary analysis and primary research?What are the strengths and weaknesses of secondary analysis as a scientific inquiry?

Discussion board

What is the difference between secondary analysis and primary research?

What are the strengths and weaknesses of secondary analysis as a scientific inquiry? Read Table 5.3 on page 125. Pick one source and explore information that is contained in that source. What did you learn?

What other relevant elements will you ask IT to include in the audit trail?

Then answer the following questions for each case study:
What other relevant elements will you ask IT to include in the audit trail?

Propose the next steps to take if there was a concern that one or more the employees violated the privacy policy.

Discussion Board Guidelines: Post an answer to the question in the topic to the discussion board. Your original post must be at least 250 words and two cited sources textbook can be one

 

 How do disease recognition strategies can be utilized and/or improved and the potential impact on health and wellness.

Kidney Disease

Your critical assignment presentation, at minimum, should include the following:

Background and rationale for choosing the disease

An examination, analysis, and summary of how individual and/or public health is affected by the disease.

Etiology of the disease

Pathophysiology of the disease

Identification and discussion regarding relevent signs and symptoms

Current and possible future treatments/therapies

Identification and discussion regarding current disease recognition strategies (screening, etc.)

How do disease recognition strategies can be utilized and/or improved and the potential impact on health and wellness.

How do education and/or prevention strategies/programs may promote improved health outcomes, relevent to your disease

Resources currently utiilized and/or still needed to improve health outcomes via education and prevention

Recommendations

Applications/Relationships to the field of public health

Conclusion

References

 

What is making the situation better or worse?What possible solutions, interventions and actions can you take to deal with the situation?

Program plan

Context of program plan (Chapters 2, 3, & 4)

State the public health problem
Identify the needs in relation to public health
Complete a situational Assessment:
1. What is the situation?
2. What is making the situation better or worse?
3. What possible solutions, interventions and actions can you take to deal with the situation?

Overview of the plan

Develop a plan
Identify how the concept of diversity is addressed in this plan

Relevant program theories (Chapter 5)
Describe how your selected program theory is being used to establish the program.

Goals and objectives/ Logic Model (Chapter 6)
Using SMART goals/objectives, create a logic model that outlines your plan, complete with anticipated outcomes.

Program Implementation (Chapters 7 & 8)

Define the activities/strategies, staffing needs, and estimated budget needed to execute the program
Provide an estimated timeline for the completion of each activity.

Explain how the implementation of the recommendation serves as a specific solution to a real health care problem that is facing the organization, and discuss elements of the proposed design that serve to improve balancing costs, quality, and access to care among all stakeholder groups (e.g., patients, providers, and third-party payers).

Describe and assess the impact of the implementation of the recommendation on the organizational structure and performance relative to the forecasted demand for the services or products offered.

Explain how the implementation of the recommendation serves as a specific solution to a real health care problem that is facing the organization, and discuss elements of the proposed design that serve to improve balancing costs, quality, and access to care among all stakeholder groups (e.g., patients, providers, and third-party payers).

Present a forecasted strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) analysis for at least 3 internal and 3 external stakeholder groups relative to expected outcomes after full implementation of the recommendation.