Achondroplasia
Achondroplasia is known as congenital chondrodystrophy, Parra-Marie disease, or diaphyseal aplasia. It is a congenital disease that interferes with the bone growth process. The disease affects the skeleton and the skull base. The cause of achondroplasia is the FGFR3 gene mutation (Trotter & Hall, 2005). In some cases, achondroplasia is inherited. In other, it is…
Lean in Healthcare
The purpose of the proposed research is to explore the impact of lean on the operational performance of healthcare systems. Data will be collected using both primary and secondary research. Primary data will be received using semi-structured interviews with hospital personnel to gather their views on the characteristics and challenges of lean implementation. The secondary…
Tuberculosis: Epidemiology Paper
There is an enormous quantity of microorganisms like viruses, bacteria, unicellular organisms, fungus surrounding a human being throughout life. A human being is constantly at risk of getting some contagious disease that can cause severe intoxication of the organism. Various viruses, bacteria, and bacilli can provoke more than 200 communicable diseases, and tuberculosis is also…
Respiratory Care Plan
Respiratory Disorder Analysis In order to analyze the pathophysiology of the disease, a presence of tissue damage and active period of infection should be observed. The disorder has a repetitive nature, which is why potential infection can be predicted. As for symptoms, the patient is reported to have a dry cough, a shortage of breath,…
Swanson Theory of Caring
Just like other professions in health, nursing draws upon the principle of service to humanity. Nursing emphasizes the significance of creating a caring and healing environment to help communities, families, and individuals preserve or achieve an optimum wellness state during life stages ranging from birth, adulthood, and the end of life (Alligood, 2014). The notion…
Research Project Proposal: DNP and MSN Prepared Nurses
A Quantitative Cross-Sectional Descriptive Study on the Comparison between DNP and MSN Prepared Nurses Concerning Influencing Patient Outcome Abstract The contribution of nurses to the healthcare system, particularly primary care, is immense since nurses form the largest part of the healthcare system. The Institute of Medicine (IOM) recommends nurses to get more education. The purpose…
