Streamlining Transition of Care Between Hospital and Skilled Nursing Facilities Transition of care is the process of moving patients from one setting of care to another, such as from a hospital to a skilled nursing facility (SNF). This process can be challenging and complex, as it involves coordination among multiple providers, communication of information, and […]
Reducing Compassion Fatigue in Palliative Care Nurses — Compassion fatigue is a term that describes the emotional and physical exhaustion that can affect health care providers who work with patients who are suffering or dying . Compassion fatigue can lead to symptoms such as decreased empathy, increased cynicism, reduced motivation, impaired judgment, and increased stress […]
The Characteristics of Medieval Europe Medieval Europe was a period of history that spanned from the 5th to the 15th century. It was marked by political, social, cultural, and religious changes that shaped the continent and its people. Some of the main characteristics of medieval Europe were: – Feudalism: This was a system of land […]
Rehospitalization Rates Between Rural and Urban Emergency Departments Rehospitalization is a common and costly outcome for many patients who are discharged from hospitals. It can indicate poor quality of care, lack of access to appropriate services, or inadequate follow-up. Rehospitalization rates are often used as a measure of health system performance and efficiency. However, rehospitalization […]
Dealing with Anti-Vaccine Movements Anti-vaccine movements are groups of people who oppose some or all vaccines, often based on misinformation, distrust, or personal beliefs. They pose a serious threat to public health, as they can reduce the vaccination coverage and increase the risk of outbreaks of preventable diseases. This paper will discuss the history, causes, […]
What are the ways of reducing public stigma against seeking mental health treatment? Public stigma is the negative or discriminatory attitude that others have about mental illness, which can prevent people from seeking or receiving help. Public stigma can also affect the self-esteem, social support, and quality of life of people with mental illness. Therefore, […]
Geriatric care advocacy As the world’s population ages, advocating for quality care of older adults is increasingly important. Geriatric care advocacy involves supporting policies and programs that promote dignity, health, and independence for seniors. This article will discuss the need for geriatric advocacy, key issues advocates address, and ways individuals can get involved in the […]
Researching the application of 3D printing and additive manufacturing for spare parts resupply and maintenance of offshore infrastructure Abstract 3D printing and additive manufacturing (AM) are emerging technologies that have the potential to transform the way spare parts are produced, supplied and maintained for offshore infrastructure. This paper explores the benefits and challenges of using […]
Memory Loss and Advancement in Age 1. Introduction Memory is the mental faculty of retaining and recalling past experiences. A re-creation of the world we have experienced is the chief function of memory. Among the varied functions that humans and other living creatures have, memory is one of the few that is essential to existence. […]
How to Offer Mental Health Services to Deaf Users Mental health is a crucial aspect of well-being for everyone, but especially for deaf users who may face unique challenges and barriers in accessing mental health services. Deaf users have diverse communication preferences, cultural backgrounds, and identities that need to be respected and accommodated by mental […]
