Jaclyn Baker and Nicholas Tupper left the property AMA @12:45pm. Jaclyn behavior has been negative since she walked into detox last night, she is constantly complaining and constantly issuing threats to leave AMA. Nicholas T was caught in the bathroom by staff with a syringe trying to insert it in his arm. The syringe was taken from the client was given to the nurse. Both client got verbally aggressive with staff ,causing a scene on the unit , refusing to follow directive and threating staff and other clients. It took staff 20 min to remove the clients off the unit to the lobby. The Delray police was called aid in quelling the angry couples. The clients receive all their belongings upon leaving.
The next husband that Janie comes into her life in Joe Starks. Joe starts was a very rich man and had lots and lots of money. Janie seen him coming down the road one day and this is how Joe and Janie meet. Joe affected Janie spiritual growth. For example, When Joe starts to belittle her and try to make himself boss. Joe said, “I am the boss missy and you are going to do what I say”(Hurston.41). This shows how abusive and mean Joe can be. Joe also affects Janie emotional growth. For example, When joe starts to abuse her Janie gets very upset and starts to cry and wants to leave. This shows you how much pain emotionally Joe is making Janie. joe also affects Janie spiritually. For example, When Joe starts to argue with Janie. Janie say, “I am
Tijanee M became self injurious, without warning she went to her room and placed a blanket over the door jamming the door for entry. Staff immediately attempted to open the door and was unable. Tijanee verbalized continuously she is going to kill herself tonight. The staff was able to gain entry to the Tijanee’s room with the use of the screwdriver. Tijanee was sitting on the floor with a sock tied her neck. Staff was able to provide emotional support and retrieve the sock from Tijanee’s neck. Tijanne began to pick at her recent sores until they were bleeding. Staff used kind gestures and hurdle help to calm Tijanee down. Tijanee was able to exit her room willingly and nursing was called for assessment.
On 05/25/2017, at approximately 10:29 am Shawnprece Ivey-Grier (8364873) got off the school bus and decided to damage some of the cars in the staff parking lot. Mr. Crutchfield (Teacher) stated that he looked back to monitor the students movement and notice Shawnprece Ivey-Grier running off the walkway into the staff parking lot and jumped on the hood of one of the vehicle that was parked. The vehicle belonged to Ms. Pamela Brandon (Transition Coordinator). After going to the location of Ms. Brandon’s car it was discovered that Shawnprece Ivey-Grier had actually jumped on two vehicles instead of one. SRO Oates arrested Shawnprece Ivey-Grier for “Damage to Property.” The guardian was called and informed that their child was arrested for
At the time of the assessment Mr. Edmonds and family are in the residence. QP set up in the kitchen of the residence to began processing Mr. Edmonds information. Mr. Edmonds denies suicidal ideation, homicidal ideation, and symptoms of
Nanny is Janie’s grandmother who took care of her since her mother abandoned her as a baby. Nanny uses her power as an authority over Janie to make her marry Logan Killicks. Logan Killicks is Janie’s first husband and he is a man she does not want to marry. But Nanny forces her and tells Janie that a marriage for a black woman is about being stable (money and land) and marriage is not about falling in love. She says that love will come later in the marriage and so Janie listens and does as she is told. Instead Logan uses his power (him having money and land) over Janie by telling her she should be working in the field but she is too spoiled. Although he says this he still forces her to do labor around the house when he leaves to buy a new
Ronnie indicated that Chelsea is in the room and that she is sick. Upon entering the bedroom with Ronnie, I noticed that Chelsea Adams lying on the bed (lighting was very gloomy-dim) appeared to be in distress, but when I asked if she is OK or needed medical attention, she replied, “I am fine, I’m just sick and headache.” Ronnie declined to turn on the light and said that Chelsea just not feeling well. Both parties were request to take a drug screen where Ronnie replied, “I have to talk to my attorney on this one.” Standard protocol package was given to Ronnie where he acknowledges and
According to the case “I love you… forever” the conflict was between Nancy Masters and her boyfriend, Joe Jerque. It was a personal conflict between two mutually coexist friends that live together with in the same house. For this reason there was no responsibility the clinic to take the action against Joe, because he was not the employee of the clinic as well as there was no incidence within the clinic concerning their disputes. However, the clinic may encourage Nancy to report the incidence and protect herself as law permits. In addition to this, the clinic also has responsible to safeguard the environment surrounding the clinic and within the clinic too because there may be a violence. Again, clinic has to pay attention regarding Nancy because
On 3/15/17 Nurse Larisa Adler from New York Health East Maximus to conduct an assessment on Anthony Rizzotti. Nurse Adler came to the staff office to explain that Mr. Rizzotti apartment is unbearable to live in. SUS Staff explain to Nurse Adler that this is independent housing, however we provide trash bags and plan assisting with cleaning but when the day comes he changes his mind. Mr. Rizzotti had a schedule heavy duty cleaning provided by JASA but due to the snow storm that cleaning was not conducted. Wellness Coach Ms. Cain called JASA APS Social Worker
On 06/11/18 at 11:28 AM ET, MM Andrew Aiken reported a non-associate felt SSG Emily Clarke had accused her of shoplifting so she threatened her at 3:45 PM GMT on 6/11/18. Clarke felt the non-associate was trying to place an accessory bag in to her own shopping bag. Clarke told the security guard over the headset that she felt that he was need in the backroom. The daughter of the non-associate overheard what Clarke had said over the headset and told the non-associate. The non-associate, who was upset, that Clarke had accused her of shoplifting, went over to Clarke, and began to curse and yell at Clarke. Aiken attempted to deescalate the situation with the non-associate, when the non-associate offered to have the associates look in her bags
Upon my arrival, I spoke with Natalie Stovall who stated that her and her boyfriend had gotten into an altercation but he left the residence prior to our arrival. Natalie stated that she did not wish to pursue any charges regarding the assault. I then had dispatch run Natalie’s driver licenses to make certain she was clear from any warrants. Dispatch advised that Natalie had two warrants out of Dallas County.
Shaniah Hutson entered the 1031’s side of the building and entered into the office where both staffs were located. Staff asked Shaniah if she wanted to take her medications this morning. Shaniah replied, “No, I have an eye appointment today.” Staff N.E. responded to Shaniah explaining that the eye doctors should be closed, and we are short staff. Shaniah walked out while looking at her phone into the living room. Staff N.E. asked Shaniah to contact the office to see if they were open. Shaniah started to get smart by saying, “What am I calling for? Y’all need to take me, and pay for it.” Staff K.H. explained that the way Shaniah was talking to staff was rude. Shaniah replied that she does not care. Shaniah continued to talk at staff from the
INVESTIGATION: At 0825 hours, this writer along with Sgt. Murchison responded to the command post located at M-1 place of abode. Upon arrival on the scene we were met by officer Hamrick of the Metropolitan Police Department, 4th District. This writer asked Officer Hamrick what had been done prior to Youth And Family Services Division responding to the scene. Officer Hamrick told this writer the inside and outside premised were checked with negative results
Escobar. It was apparent that she was suffering from back pain, I asked her if the pain had been a preexisting condition before tonight and if she needed medical attention. She said that she had always had back pain and that she did not want medical attention. I then ID’ed Ms. Escobar, dispatch confirmed she did not have any warrants. I then proceeded to ask Ms. Escobar if either her or Ms. Brazell had called 911, she denied that either of them had attempted to reach 911. I then asked her how she and Ms. Brazell knew each other, she explained that they have been roommates for the last 3 years. I asked if they had been any arguing tonight and she confirmed they had been arguing and that the argument was about Ms. Brazell not paying her portion of the rent. Ms. Escobar explained that she had finally had enough of it and lost her temper. I asked if the argument got physical at any point, she then said, “No” and that she just tipped over a chair and that it had not hit Ms. Brazell. I asked if arguments like this occurred in the past, she explained that this was the first time this had happened. I asked if Ms. Brazell had been hurt during the incident, she then confirmed again that she had not been hurt during the
The staff knew the patient well, knew that she had a history of being violent, knowing the patient positively affects patient outcomes (Zolnierek, 2013). The Quality and Safety Education for Nurses Project has established nursing evidenced-based practice competencies which include: patient-centered care, teamwork, safety, informatics, quality improvement, and evidence-based practice. Some barriers to evidence-based practice include fixed tradition, with an inability to adapt; time constraints, inadequate education, resistance from nurses and doctors (Melnyk et al., 2014). In looking at the evidence that informed my nursing practice: this doctor was not trusting my judgment, even though I have been a nurse for 28 years, almost as many years as this doctor has been alive. She was resistant to teamwork, she placed staff at risk, and did not do what was best for the patient; Further, 30%-76% of psychiatric staff is assaulted by a patient at least once in
Interpersonal Relationships are one of the most important things in business and everyday life. A positive interpersonal relationship provides countless opportunities while a negative interpersonal relationship limits opportunities. Interpersonal relationships can be built with many different forms of communication but self-concept and self-disclosure play two of the biggest roles in forming positive interpersonal working relationships.