HBR Motivating People   Good Leadership Is About Asking Good Questions by John Hagel III January 08, 2021   HBR Staff/uncoveredlens/Pexels   https://hbr.org/topic/subject/motivating-people https://hbr.org/search?term=john%20hagel%20iii Summary. Especially when they find themselves in the midst of crisis and uncertainty, leaders should ask powerful and inspiring questions. Asking questions well can put you on the path to solving […]

Directions: Safe Practices for Medication Administration The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) receives more than 100,000 reports of suspected medication errors annually. In the United States alone, it is estimated that medication errors have led to injury or death in over 1.3 million clients each year (U.S. Food and Drug Administration, 2019). As licensed […]

Directions: D-Case Study write 2 page Your patient has just been diagnosed with Diabetes Type 2 and the doctor prescribed metformin.   1. Describe the mechanism of action of metformin and potential contraindications.   2. What education that the registered nurse would have provided would you reinforce?   3. Explain lifestyle changes a person should […]

BLOG: THE DNP-PREPARED NURSE AND THEIR COMMUNITY   Vaccine and immunization legislation.   Nutritional assistance programs for school youths. Diabetes education for elderly outpatients in a community health clinic. Reducing the number of re-admits of patients who have had outpatient procedures. Reducing the number of patient falls on a medical/surgical hospital floor.   These represent […]

Assessment 4 Informatics and Nursing-Sensitive Quality Indicators   Instructions   Prepare an 8–10 minute audio training tutorial (video is optional) for new nurses on the importance of nursing-sensitive quality indicators.   Expand All   Introduction   The focus of Assessment 4 is on how informatics support monitoring of nursing-sensitive quality indicator data. You will develop […]

Reflection #6    – Insurance and long-term care   Health care is a complex system that requires in-depth thinking, expertise, and ethical consideration so to encapsulate and further associate the concepts you are learning, in most modules, you will have the opportunity to reflect in-depth on relevant interconnected concepts. The expectations of the reflection paper […]

Dunn & Halonen The Psychology Major’s Companion   Chapter 7: Doing Psychology Research from Start to Finish   One of the first rules of science is if somebody delivers a secret weapon to you, you better use it. ~ Herbert A. Simon, Cognitive Psychologist   Chapter Objectives   Explain how to conduct psychological research.   […]

response to your Blog describing your own experiences with intra- and interdisciplinary collaboration in your nursing practice. What were the strengths and weaknesses of this collaboration? How might your own experiences mirror the perspectives and viewpoints presented in the Henry et al. (2018) case study design approach? Be specific and provide examples.     Ansa, […]

MA Questions   Q1   identify and analyze two issues (either benefits, problems, or a combination of the two) associated with the 2004 establishment of the DNI position.  Within your initial posting you will need to support your agreement through the use of outside research thereby practicing information literacy and academic rigor   Q2   […]

BA Questions   Q1   Discuss digital literacy challenges you think you will most likely encounter with your adult learners now or in the future and explain how you will address those through your instructional activities and approaches.   Explain which digital tools you might use to help with those digital literacy challenges.   Q2 […]