Interviewer: Good Morning Mrs. Li, we are in the year of 2020, where do you think major changes, in the health care industry, have occurred nationally and internationally. What changes would you like to talk about today? Me: Good morning, it is such as pleasure for me to be here and discuss the significant changes in health care that had occurred in the past years in the United States and worldwide. Today, I would like to focus on my personal development as a member of the health care and a few significant changes that I have seen as a provider in the health care industry. Personally, I have transitioned from a bachelor prepared registered nurse to a master prepared advance practice register nurse. This is a significant mile marker in my career. …show more content…
First of all, I will have to say, one that stands out the most is the electronic documentation for every aspect of record storage within United States. This is a very important step for may aspects of health care such as, the safety of patients, accuracy of records, facilitations of communication between multidisciplinary teams, implantation of evidence based practice and so on (Staggers, Weir, & Phansalkar, 2008). The second aspects of the health transformation that I have seen is the big shift in health care beliefs. The belief of health care is to focus on the health promotion/preventive health, patient education, self-care vs. secondary or tertiary health care. As the elderly populations in the Unites States rises and the shortage of nurses in health care system, the health care as a whole has shifted from actively treating disease and illness to educating, screening, preventing the illness from occurring with the best of our abilities (Grossman & Valiga, 2013). In order to slow down the increasing health care cost yearly, preventive health care plays a significant role. As I recall the pharmtherapeutics class during graduate school years, every one dollar spent on vaccinations save seven dollars in health care treatment cost in the United States, which is significant if we consider the entire population of our
I thought that Diane Guerrero who is an American actress speech about her family’s deportation was interesting. She recently appeared on an immigration themed of Chelsea handler’s talk show. Guerrero is the citizen daughter of immigrant parents. Guerrero mentioned how her family was taken away from her when she was just 14 years old. “Not a single person at any level of government took any note of me. No one checked to see if i had a place to live or food to eat, and at 14, i found myself basically on my own”, Guerrero added. Luckily, Guerrero had good friends to help her. She told handler how her family try to become legal but there were no sign or help. Her parents lost their money to scammers who they believed to be a lawyer. When her family’s
Wooldridge thinks that the rate at which these undocumented immigrants are having babies in this country is uncontrollable and fears that one day, they may outnumber the population of American Citizen and start a sudden attack on American citizens. Wooldridge wrote again that these children are not only threats but cause American taxpayers colossal amounts of money annually on their health, educational and basic needs. Wooldridge mentioned that not only do they cost us lot of money but are major perpetrators of criminal or deviant behaviors which cause them to end up in our various prisons-another economic disadvantage. Wooldridge mentioned that our congressmen watch unconcerned as the problem escalates. She also thinks that they “admire” the “illegal immigrants” and “their anchor children”.
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I was thrilled to hear that after that your efforts towards conceiving a child have made your goal become a reality! As a good friend to both of you and as an astute advocate for infants and children safety, I have a few words of encouragement and knowledge I hope you will take with you on this new found journey! You should be proud and go into this knowing that this experience overall is one of the most beautiful, rewarding, and amazing events that can ever transpire! There are however some points of concern that will need to be addressed to ensure the babies overall health and development are optimal. Since your conceiving at your current age there are some risks the baby may be prone to and I would like to inform you of some preventative
This United States of America is not fond of undocumented immigrants, especially women. Cruel anti-immigrant laws, policies, and practices have had especially dramatic impact on immigrant women and their families. These measures force immigrant women to choose between the threat of an abusive husband and the threat of deportation if they call the police. Immigration policies can also make women sit in detention, thus leaving their children. During this time, some of the women might be raped by officers. This is because detention lacks sexual abuse prevention policies. These women who are in the detention centers are not dangerous, instead they are placed behind bars because of small crimes such as driving without a license or they are charged the civil crime for violating immigration laws.Women are faced with the emotional burden of separation from their families.
Our course, Transition to Professional Nursing, is barely two weeks old and already I am being enlightened and challenged to expand my experience of nursing. I will attempt to explain my personal journey and experience thus far including how and why I got here, my beliefs about nursing and related values, and my visions for the future.
During the final stage broadening the perspective, the APN is starting to settle in in his/her new role, the NP experiences realistic expectations and a feeling that they are competent. During this phase, I will focus on identifying my strengths and work on strengthening them further. I will do this by seeking for biannual and annual evaluations from management/administrator. I plan on making changes in my work environment in order to increase the care delivery system.12
Many Immigrant families have obstacles/challenges to confront as soon as they step into this Country. Not only the Illegal parent’s with the
Therefore, I strive every day to be that professional, that health care provider that has a positive and long lasting impact on patient’s health and wellbeing. I always strive to be that professional that my patients and colleagues trust, respect and admire. As a registered nurse, I have accomplished that. I know it because I am asked to precept new nurses and students, because my colleagues come to me frequently to ask me questions when they are in doubt, because when there is a difficult or complicated patient, my supervisor trust me with his care, because at the end of a long busy shift with seven to eight patients under my care, my patients praise me and thank me for the great and unique care I provided them.
Every single encounter I had, including those with my peers and facilitators have left me a better nurse and person than when I arrived. It truly has been an honor and a privilege to be a part of this experience as it motivates me to seek out new experience and research to facilitate my continued growth both personally and as a nurse partaking in the process of my cleints’ “becomings”. Wado udohiyu
Specific speech purpose: To persuade the class that emotional/mental health is important, and is in fact even more important than their physical health.
My career of nursing is like the cyclical pattern of life, as time passes and situations are experienced, one is shaped into a certain individual/professional, ending up in places that never seemed to be part of life’s plan. Personally, the challenges and triumphs of providing patient centered care to help others live a healthier life, and aiming to prevent illness, is rewarding and quite humbling. As I continue to learn about opportunities to provide individualized care to patients and their families, I further understand the imperativeness of the “whole person,” which is a critical skill of a nurse practitioner. As a skilled clinician, progressing in my career as an aspiring family nurse practitioner in the Stony Brook University School of Nursing, I will impact my patients by providing them comprehensive care that will result in improved quality of life.
Being a registered nurse affords one the option of working in many diverse healthcare settings. In any practice setting the climate of health care change is evident. There are diverse entities involved in the implementation and recommendation of these practice changes. These are led by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF), the Institute of Medicine (IOM), nursing campaign for action initiatives, as well as individual state-based action coalitions. Nurses need to be prepared and cognizant of the transformations occurring in health care settings as well as the plans that put them at the forefront of the future.
What will US healthcare look like in 2050? According to Getzen (2013), trends in better health will lead to greater need for long-term care and chronic care for the aging population while correspondingly trending toward less acute illnesses (p. 438). Personalized prognostic healthcare will lead to healthier longer lives (Lawrence, 2010). Physicians will become leaders of teams within healthcare organizations rather than the independent practitioners we are familiar with today (Getzen, 2013, p. 438). Thus, the concept of the primary care physician will become a thing of the past (Lawrence, 2010).