University Of Sunshine Coast

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• Subject Code : NUR302
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• Subject Name: Nursing

Leadership in Clinical Practice Nurses lie in the frontline in providing health care services to the patients and are responsible for the patient’s health. Therefore, the leadership qualities in nurses are of prime importance as these ensure the direct participation of people in health care so that improved quality of clinical care is delivered. According to Lowe and Plummer (2019), there are few nursing leadership styles like transforma…

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• Subject Code : NUR222
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• Subject Name: Nursing

Health, Law and Ethics - Question 1 Various ethical code of conducts that are being enumerated for the nurses under the code of ethics for nurses in Australia. These codes are applied to all kinds of nurses. It carter the need of multiple audiences as nurses, patients, nursing students, employers of nurses, and others related to the nursing community. The codes clearly describe that the nurses should be kind and considerate towards the other, …

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• Subject Code : NUR222
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Health, Law and Ethics Introduction to Health Law and Ethics The nurses have primary duties are to take care of patients, ensure decision making, safety duties, abiding by the ethical practices, and while being part of the clinical settings. The nurses must provide a better decision with the best abilities. Case Study 3 In the given case study, as the Senior Registrar working within the rural hospital, North Queensland as the 1st…

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• Subject Code : MKG701
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• Subject Name: Marketing

Marketing in a Global Environment - Answer 1 Macro-environmental factors refer to the set of external forces which influence the development of the company but are not under its control. These factors include economic, technological, political, social, legal and environmental factors. In respect of the given case study, the Australian coffee and café industry is influenced by numerous macro environmental forces and it is vital for futur…

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• Subject Code : NUR272
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• Subject Name: Nursing

Palliative, Rehabilitation and Continuing Care Introduction to Palliative, Rehabilitation and Continuing Care  Palliative care is the end of life care delivered to the patients that is highly critical in nature. This type of care is delivered mainly to the patients with neurological disorders because the neurological disorder is progressive and the nerves degenerates with progressing time. There are core values that guides the del…

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• Subject Code : NUR272
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Palliative, Rehabilitation and Continuing Care Introduction to Palliative, Rehabilitation and Continuing Care Dignity is a crucial aspect of palliative care and focuses on the beneficence of the patient by ensuring respectful relationships, adequate clinical support, personal, and emotional assistance for the care (Henselmans et al. 2017). Patients in the palliative care require additional support and therefore dignified and compassion…

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• Subject Code : NUR272
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Palliative, Rehabilitation and Continuing Care Introduction to Palliative, Rehabilitation and Continuing Care Dignified care is essential for practice in healthcare. Patients in palliative care settings require essential care and support as they are fighting with a terminal illness (Martínez et al. 2017). Dignity in care and practice, therefore, ensures that the patient needs are respected and delivered. Dignified care is effect…

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• Subject Code : NUR272
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Palliative, Rehabilitation and Continuing Care Introduction to Palliative, Rehabilitation and Continuing Care Palliative care is an integral component of nursing and focuses on providing nursing care to the terminally ill and old patients and is therefore often also termed as the end of life care (Vuksanovic et al., 2017). The purpose of palliative care is to provide mental support with physical aid to ill patients to ensure their well…

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• Subject Code : NUR231
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• Subject Name: Nursing

Drug Therapy Q1. Explain these terms and provide examples of what observation data could be charted to represent these signs and symptoms (200 words) Tachycardia is a medical condition in which the heartbeat rate exceeds 100 per minute. Under this condition, the heartbeats may be regular or irregular. It is usually occurred due to a high level of exertion. Tachypnoea is a condition under which an individual incurs rapid abnormal breathing w…

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• Subject Code : NUR312
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Life Crisis Part 1: Introduction and Life Crisis event (500 words) You must not include any identifying information in the reflected event related to a patient or organisation. The example is based on managing care of a 10-year-old patient. The patient name was Andy. Andy was a little girl that was admitted for the purpose of managing care for her end stage leukemia. The parents of the patient were a disciple of Jehovah’s witness. …