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Make a follow-up of a student's weekly discussion and respond with your opinion regarding to her post

——You don't have to post this in APA format necessarily, it's just giving feedback to the student .



Theresa Dinard

     Here, in the state of Florida, one of the main barriers was the clause that nurse practitioners must work on the sponsorship of a physician or within close proximity of a physician. That has been relaxed by legislation that says only nurse can work in most sectors of healthcare, without oversight of a physician, this allows APRNs autonomy in a medspa, primary care clinics and/or even telemedicine when working independently and as an entrepreneur.

    Since June of 2020, Florida operates under “Full practice”policy, which allows nurses that have proof of at least 3000 clinical hours of experience and graduate level pharmacology and differential diagnosis courses, the privilege to operate autonomously in primary care, med spas and even telemedicine under this regulation. This is considered to be the gold standard as APRNs are now able to register as an Autonomous Advanced Practice Registered Nurse and practice to the full extent of their role (Fla. BON, 2023) 

     With just just three short years ago, APRNs had to work under the supervision or sponsorship of a physician that was either either working in the practice or had a vested interest in a clinic where the APRN is practicing. Some states may also hold a prescriptive regulation or the APRN whereas they can only order certain schedules and medications. In some instances there may be pushback from physicians who do not co-sign the concept of nurse practitioners and or having the privileges that they are allowed believing that they are not trained like physicians. In some communities nurse practitioners may not be a choice of patients to be examined by and may just prefer their doctor instead.

     For midwives in Florida, some of the barriers include the need to have a supervisory agreement with a Florida licensed physician for post graduate supervisory hours A lack of recognition as primary care providers on Medicaid and Medicare and private insurance company provider panels and other restrictions. (Hastings, et al, 2018)

     CRNAs have barriers such a lack of fair reimbursement by third-party, payers,  stating that they are not trained on the same skill level as physicians and failure of some of the other surgical groups or colleagues to recognize CRNAs as board certified to administer anesthesia. (Toney, 2023)

     Rep. Cary Pigman (R-Sebring) and Sen. Jeff Brandes (R-St. Petersburg) joined members of the interest groups for APRNs the Florida Association of Nurse Anesthetists (https://www.fana.org/)and the Florida Nurse Practitioner Network (https://fnpn.enpnetwork.com/) in making new legislation that forwards, the causes nurse practitioners and pushes for more independence for them as well.

References 

Toney-Butler TJ, Martin RL. Florida Nurse Practice Act Laws and Rules. [Updated 2023 Jan 2]. In: StatPearls [Internet]. Treasure Island (FL): StatPearls Publishing; 2023 Jan-. 

Hastings-Tolsma M, Foster SW, Brucker MC, Nodine P, Burpo R, Camune B, Griggs J, Callahan TJ. Nature and scope of certified nurse-midwifery practice: A workforce study. J Clin Nurs. 2018 Nov;27(21-22):4000-4017. doi: 10.1111/jocn.14489. Epub 2018 Jun 20. PMID: 29679403; PMCID: PMC7992184.

Potential effectiveness resulting

Analyze the potential effectiveness resulting from professional or nurse-provided social support versus enhancement of social support provided by personal relationship and social networks for parents of children with chronic mental illness.

Health Promotion: Prevention of Disease

case study 

case study

HUN1201: Human Nutrition – ready to go

Canvas Assignment 4: Energy Balance Case Study

Name:

Introduction

Janet is a 38-year-old mother of three who has experienced gradual weight gain after the birth of each of her children. Janet is 5 feet 4 inches tall and currently weighs 235 pounds. She works as an accountant sitting at a desk all day crunching numbers. Her days are long, and her job is stressful.

Janet states that she does not engage in regular exercise, feels tired, and does not have much time to prepare healthy meals. On her way home, she often stops for fast food take-out for herself and family. Since she feels tired often, she drinks 24 ounces of cola daily to keep her “energized.” For breakfast, she loves to stop at Dunkin Donuts for her donut and coffee. After dinner, she consumes 2 bowls of chocolate ice cream to manage her stress.

At bedtime, Janet has trouble falling asleep and gets about 5 hours of sleep a night. Her children report that she snores loudly.

Her recent physical at the doctor revealed that Janet is prediabetic with the following lab results:

Blood pressure = 170/90 mmHg

Cholesterol = 250 mg/dl

LDL Cholesterol = 172 mg/dl

HDL Cholesterol = 38 mg/dl

Fasting blood glucose = 110 mg/dl

Number of calories ingested = 2858

Number of calories expended = 1090

Part A. Summary

Summarize Janet’s issues and constraints.

Part B. Discussion Questions

Answer the following questions in complete sentences.

1. Based on Janet’s height and weight, what BMI category does this place her in? How does this affect her daily life?

2. Looking at the number of calories Janet has ingested and expended, will Janet be in energy balance, energy deficit, or energy excess? Explain why.

3. Based on Janet’s lab values, is Janet at risk for heart disease? Explain what factors are putting Janet at risk.

4. Identify
3 environmental factors that have put Janet in an energy imbalance. With
each environmental factor,
explain how each factor is causing the energy imbalance.

Environmental Factor

Causes

5. To help Janet with long term weight loss, there are
three areas that Janet needs to adjust according to your textbook. What are the three areas?

With
each area, explain two
specific ways to accomplish this based on Janet’s habits. Be sure to provide workable solutions for her considering the constraints you identified in Part A.

Area to Adjust

How to Accomplish

Part C: Debrief

Based on what you learned in this course, what is the root cause of Janet’s symptoms and lab values? What is the role that nutrition plays in this cause? Explain your answer.

Discusión

Please see the attached document, read and answer it appropriately as requested

no plagiarism

due date Wednesday October 4, 2023, no later

add REFERENCES 2-3 NO OLDER THAN 5 YEARS

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Part A Critically Appraising Quantitative EBP

you will complete a literature review for a quantitative article by filling out the correct column of the literature review table using the template found in the course content. Review the instructions, rubric, and example in this week's course content before completing the literature review table.

1) Discuss the fundamental meaning of quantitative research in Melnyk and Fineout-Overholt (Chapter 5 & 17).

2) Utilize the strength-of-evidence pyramid adapted from (Melnyk & Fineout-Overholt, pg 116,Figure 4.2) and determine where qualitative and quantitative research sits within the pyramid using a compare and contrast methodology. Quick Link :

3) Attach your quantitative article with the completed literature review table to your discussion post and cite your article within your discussion and include an APA reference style at the end of your post.

Part B

1) Discuss the fundamental meaning of qualitative research in Melnyk and Fineout-Overholt (Chapter 6 & 18).

2) Utilize the strength-of-evidence pyramid (Melnyk & Fineout-Overholt, pg 116, Figure 4.2) and determine where qualitative and quantitative research sits within the pyramid using a compare and contrast methodology.

3) Attach your qualitative article with the completed literature review table to your discussion post and cite your article in your discussion with an APA reference style at the end of your post.

Research Type

Qualitative

Quantitative

Article, Source, year

Purpose

Sample

Design and level of evidence

(Melnyk 4.2)

Variables, measurement

Results, findings

A

Implications

Comments

quick check 5

please follow all directions

Health

Is the magic pill documentary’s by Peter Attia  description of the current food industry accurate? Research at least one other authoritative source that is external to the documentary to defend your answer. Be sure to fully and properly cite your source of information. 

Are the recommendations made by the American Heart Association and the National Institute of Health based on biased research? Find at least one other authoritative source that is external to the documentary to defend your answer.



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