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Pharmacology 4

Examine Case Study: A Puerto Rican Woman With Comorbid Addiction. You will be asked to make three decisions concerning the medication to prescribe to this client. Be sure to consider factors that might impact the client’s pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic processes.

At each decision point, you should evaluate all options before selecting your decision and moving throughout the exercise. Before you make your decision, make sure that you have researched each option and that you evaluate the decision that you will select. Be sure to research each option using the primary literature.

Introduction to the case (1 page)

• Briefly explain and summarize the case for this Assignment. Be sure to include the specific patient factors that may impact your decision making when prescribing medication for this patient.

Decision #1 (1 page)

• Which decision did you select?

• Why did you select this decision? Be specific and support your response with clinically relevant and patient-specific resources, including the primary literature.

• Why did you not select the other two options provided in the exercise? Be specific and support your response with clinically relevant and patient-specific resources, including the primary literature.

• What were you hoping to achieve by making this decision? Support your response with evidence and references to the Learning Resources (including the primary literature).

• Explain how ethical considerations may impact your treatment plan and communication with patients. Be specific and provide examples.

Decision #2 (1 page)

• Why did you select this decision? Be specific and support your response with clinically relevant and patient-specific resources, including the primary literature.

• Why did you not select the other two options provided in the exercise? Be specific and support your response with clinically relevant and patient-specific resources, including the primary literature.

• What were you hoping to achieve by making this decision? Support your response with evidence and references to the Learning Resources (including the primary literature).

• Explain how ethical considerations may impact your treatment plan and communication with patients. Be specific and provide examples.

Decision #3 (1 page)

• Why did you select this decision? Be specific and support your response with clinically relevant and patient-specific resources, including the primary literature.

• Why did you not select the other two options provided in the exercise? Be specific and support your response with clinically relevant and patient-specific resources, including the primary literature.

• What were you hoping to achieve by making this decision? Support your response with evidence and references to the Learning Resources (including the primary literature).

• Explain how ethical considerations may impact your treatment plan and communication with patients. Be specific and provide examples.

Conclusion (1 page)

• Summarize your recommendations on the treatment options you selected for this patient. Be sure to justify your recommendations and support your response with clinically relevant and patient-specific resources, including the primary literature.

Note: Support your rationale with a minimum of five academic resources. While you may use the course text to support your rationale, it will not count toward the resource requirement. You should be utilizing the primary and secondary literature.

CASE STUDY

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pervasive and chronic health concerns in the community

Create a 3 page paper identifying the health concern that you think is most appropriate to address for the community in your practice environment. Your choice should be based on the evaluation the relevant data that you have gathered for your chosen issue.

Scenario

Your organization has created an initiative to improve one of the pervasive and chronic health concerns in the community. Some examples of possibilities for health improvement initiatives are nationwide concerns, such as type 2 diabetes, HIV, obesity, and the Zika virus. However, your organization wants you to identify the health concern that is most appropriate to address for the community in your practice environment. You will need to do your own research to gather and evaluate the relevant data for your chosen issue.

Instructions

Be sure that your population health improvement plan addresses all of the bullets below, at minimum. Evaluate the environmental and epidemiological data about your community so that you can illustrate and diagnose widespread population health issues.

• Develop an ethical health improvement plan that addresses the population health issue you have identified in your evaluation. The plan should be based upon the best available evidence and meet the cultural and environmental needs of your community.
• Justify the value and relevance of the evidence you used as the basis for your population health improvement plan.
• Propose criteria that can be used to evaluate the achievement of your health improvement plan’s outcomes.
• Explain how you plan to apply strategies for communicating with community members and colleagues in the health care profession in an ethical, culturally sensitive, and inclusive way about the development and implementation of your health improvement plan.
• Integrate relevant sources to support assertions, correctly formatting citations and references using APA style.

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Submission Requirements

• Length of submission: 3 double-spaced, typed pages. Your plan should be succinct yet substantive.
• Number of references: Cite a minimum of 3–5 sources of scholarly or professional evidence that support your evaluation, recommendations, and plans.
• APA formatting: Resources and citations are formatted according to APA style.

 

The Pharmacokinetics and Drug Monitoring Steps Discussion

Pharmacokinetics & Drug Monitoring

There are some drugs that require drug monitoring due to the effects of pharmacokinetics. Please name some of these medications and explain why it is important that they are monitored.

Digoxin and Pheytoin.

Interview Questions Worksheet on hospital Internal Policy and Procedure (Internal Disaster Plan)

1. Have you read the hospital Internal Policy and Procedure (Internal Disaster Plan)? Tell me what this plan means to the job that you do? 2. Does the plan provide you with enough information about dealing with internal disasters such as fire, flood, and power outage? 3. How do you activate an internal disaster response? 4. What is the code that is used to activate the fire alarm at the hospital? 5. What is the difference between red and green codes in state of internal disasters based on the hospital plan? 6. How many times have you participated in evacuation drills? Is it effective and is it increased your preparedness for facing internal disasters? 7. After performing an evacuation activity, can you identify areas to resolve them in order to increase your preparedness for internal disasters? 8. How many times have you participated in a real hospital evacuation? What went well and what needs more practice or training? 9. Have you reviewed the fire evacuation map recently? When? 10. How many exits does the hospital have? Do you know all of them? What about your department? 11. When seeing a fire in a room or in any area of the hospital, what are the steps to do? 12. In your opinion, do you think that the exits, emergency doors and hospital signboards are sufficient to facilitate evacuations during internal disasters? Please explain. 13. How can you protect patients in time of internal disasters? How do you continue to provide care during the evacuation? What are the means and equipment required in the 14. hospital to increase preparedness to face internal disasters such as fires and floods? 15. What do you suggest the hospital to provide you with to be more prepared for internal disasters? Response No Interview Questions 1. Have you read the hospital Internal Policy and Procedure (Internal Disaster Plan)? Tell me what this plan means to the job that you do? 2. Does the plan provide you with enough information about dealing with internal disasters such as fire, flood, and power outage? 3. How do you activate an internal disaster response? 4. What is the code that is used to activate the fire alarm at the hospital? 5. What is the difference between red and green codes in state of internal disasters based on the hospital plan? 6. How many times have you participated in evacuation drills? Is it effective and is it increased your preparedness for facing internal disasters? 7. After performing an evacuation activity, can you identify areas to resolve them in order to increase your preparedness for internal disasters? 8. How many times have you participated in a real hospital evacuation? What went well and what needs more practice or training? 9. Have you reviewed the fire evacuation map recently? When? 10. How many exits does the hospital have? Do you know all of them? What about your department? 11. When seeing a fire in a room or in any area of the hospital, what are the steps to do? 12. In your opinion, do you think that the exits, emergency doors and hospital signboards are sufficient to facilitate evacuations during internal disasters? Please explain. 13. How can you protect patients in time of internal disasters? How do you continue to provide care during the evacuation? What are the means and equipment required in the 14. hospital to increase preparedness to face internal disasters such as fires and floods? 15. What do you suggest the hospital to provide you with to be more prepared for internal disasters? Response No Interview Questions 1. Have you read the hospital Internal Policy and Procedure (Internal Disaster Plan)? Tell me what this plan means to the job that you do? 2. Does the plan provide you with enough information about dealing with internal disasters such as fire, flood, and power outage? 3. How do you activate an internal disaster response? 4. What is the code that is used to activate the fire alarm at the hospital? 5. What is the difference between red and green codes in state of internal disasters based on the hospital plan? 6. How many times have you participated in evacuation drills? Is it effective and is it increased your preparedness for facing internal disasters? 7. After performing an evacuation activity, can you identify areas to resolve them in order to increase your preparedness for internal disasters? 8. How many times have you participated in a real hospital evacuation? What went well and what needs more practice or training? 9. Have you reviewed the fire evacuation map recently? When? 10. How many exits does the hospital have? Do you know all of them? What about your department? 11. When seeing a fire in a room or in any area of the hospital, what are the steps to do? 12. In your opinion, do you think that the exits, emergency doors and hospital signboards are sufficient to facilitate evacuations during internal disasters? Please explain. 13. How can you protect patients in time of internal disasters? How do you continue to provide care during the evacuation? What are the means and equipment required in the 14. hospital to increase preparedness to face internal disasters such as fires and floods? 15. What do you suggest the hospital to provide you with to be more prepared for internal disasters? Response No Interview Questions 1. Have you read the hospital Internal Policy and Procedure (Internal Disaster Plan)? Tell me what this plan means to the job that you do? 2. Does the plan provide you with enough information about dealing with internal disasters such as fire, flood, and power outage? 3. How do you activate an internal disaster response? 4. What is the code that is used to activate the fire alarm at the hospital? 5. What is the difference between red and green codes in state of internal disasters based on the hospital plan? 6. How many times have you participated in evacuation drills? Is it effective and is it increased your preparedness for facing internal disasters? 7. After performing an evacuation activity, can you identify areas to resolve them in order to increase your preparedness for internal disasters? 8. How many times have you participated in a real hospital evacuation? What went well and what needs more practice or training? 9. Have you reviewed the fire evacuation map recently? When? 10. How many exits does the hospital have? Do you know all of them? What about your department? 11. When seeing a fire in a room or in any area of the hospital, what are the steps to do? 12. In your opinion, do you think that the exits, emergency doors and hospital signboards are sufficient to facilitate evacuations during internal disasters? Please explain. 13. How can you protect patients in time of internal disasters? How do you continue to provide care during the evacuation? What are the means and equipment required in the 14. hospital to increase preparedness to face internal disasters such as fires and floods? 15. What do you suggest the hospital to provide you with to be more prepared for internal disasters? Response No Interview Questions 1. Have you read the hospital Internal Policy and Procedure (Internal Disaster Plan)? Tell me what this plan means to the job that you do? 2. Does the plan provide you with enough information about dealing with internal disasters such as fire, flood, and power outage? 3. How do you activate an internal disaster response? 4. What is the code that is used to activate the fire alarm at the hospital? 5. What is the difference between red and green codes in state of internal disasters based on the hospital plan? 6. How many times have you participated in evacuation drills? Is it effective and is it increased your preparedness for facing internal disasters? 7. After performing an evacuation activity, can you identify areas to resolve them in order to increase your preparedness for internal disasters? 8. How many times have you participated in a real hospital evacuation? What went well and what needs more practice or training? 9. Have you reviewed the fire evacuation map recently? When? 10. How many exits does the hospital have? Do you know all of them? What about your department? 11. When seeing a fire in a room or in any area of the hospital, what are the steps to do? 12. In your opinion, do you think that the exits, emergency doors and hospital signboards are sufficient to facilitate evacuations during internal disasters? Please explain. 13. How can you protect patients in time of internal disasters? How do you continue to provide care during the evacuation? What are the means and equipment required in the 14. hospital to increase preparedness to face internal disasters such as fires and floods? 15. What do you suggest the hospital to provide you with to be more prepared for internal disasters? Response

 

No	Interview Questions	Response
1.	Have you read the hospital Internal Policy and Procedure (Internal Disaster Plan)? Tell me what this plan means to the job that you do?
2.	Does the plan provide you with enough information about dealing with internal disasters such as fire, flood, and power outage?
3.	How do you activate an internal disaster response?
4.	What is the code that is used to activate the fire alarm at the hospital?
5.	What is the difference between red and green codes in state of internal disasters based on the hospital plan?
6.	How many times have you participated in evacuation drills? Is it effective and is it increased your preparedness for facing internal disasters?
7.	After performing an evacuation activity, can you identify areas to resolve them in order to increase your preparedness for internal disasters?
8.	How many times have you participated in a real hospital evacuation? What went well and what needs more practice or training?
9.	Have you reviewed the fire evacuation map recently? When?
10.	How many exits does the hospital have? Do you know all of them? What about your department?
11.	When seeing a fire in a room or in any area of the hospital, what are the steps to do?
12.	In your opinion, do you think that the exits, emergency doors and hospital signboards are sufficient to facilitate evacuations during internal disasters? Please explain.
13.	How can you protect patients in time of internal disasters? How do you continue to provide care during the evacuation?
14.	What are the means and equipment required in the hospital to increase preparedness to face internal disasters such as fires and floods?
15.	What do you suggest the hospital to provide you with to be more prepared for internal disasters?

 

 

 

No	Interview Questions	Response
1.	Have you read the hospital Internal Policy and Procedure (Internal Disaster Plan)? Tell me what this plan means to the job that you do?
2.	Does the plan provide you with enough information about dealing with internal disasters such as fire, flood, and power outage?
3.	How do you activate an internal disaster response?
4.	What is the code that is used to activate the fire alarm at the hospital?
5.	What is the difference between red and green codes in state of internal disasters based on the hospital plan?
6.	How many times have you participated in evacuation drills? Is it effective and is it increased your preparedness for facing internal disasters?
7.	After performing an evacuation activity, can you identify areas to resolve them in order to increase your preparedness for internal disasters?
8.	How many times have you participated in a real hospital evacuation? What went well and what needs more practice or training?
9.	Have you reviewed the fire evacuation map recently? When?
10.	How many exits does the hospital have? Do you know all of them? What about your department?
11.	When seeing a fire in a room or in any area of the hospital, what are the steps to do?
12.	In your opinion, do you think that the exits, emergency doors and hospital signboards are sufficient to facilitate evacuations during internal disasters? Please explain.
13.	How can you protect patients in time of internal disasters? How do you continue to provide care during the evacuation?
14.	What are the means and equipment required in the hospital to increase preparedness to face internal disasters such as fires and floods?
15.	What do you suggest the hospital to provide you with to be more prepared for internal disasters?

 

 

 

No	Interview Questions	Response
1.	Have you read the hospital Internal Policy and Procedure (Internal Disaster Plan)? Tell me what this plan means to the job that you do?
2.	Does the plan provide you with enough information about dealing with internal disasters such as fire, flood, and power outage?
3.	How do you activate an internal disaster response?
4.	What is the code that is used to activate the fire alarm at the hospital?
5.	What is the difference between red and green codes in state of internal disasters based on the hospital plan?
6.	How many times have you participated in evacuation drills? Is it effective and is it increased your preparedness for facing internal disasters?
7.	After performing an evacuation activity, can you identify areas to resolve them in order to increase your preparedness for internal disasters?
8.	How many times have you participated in a real hospital evacuation? What went well and what needs more practice or training?
9.	Have you reviewed the fire evacuation map recently? When?
10.	How many exits does the hospital have? Do you know all of them? What about your department?
11.	When seeing a fire in a room or in any area of the hospital, what are the steps to do?
12.	In your opinion, do you think that the exits, emergency doors and hospital signboards are sufficient to facilitate evacuations during internal disasters? Please explain.
13.	How can you protect patients in time of internal disasters? How do you continue to provide care during the evacuation?
14.	What are the means and equipment required in the hospital to increase preparedness to face internal disasters such as fires and floods?
15.	What do you suggest the hospital to provide you with to be more prepared for internal disasters?

 

 

 

No	Interview Questions	Response
1.	Have you read the hospital Internal Policy and Procedure (Internal Disaster Plan)? Tell me what this plan means to the job that you do?
2.	Does the plan provide you with enough information about dealing with internal disasters such as fire, flood, and power outage?
3.	How do you activate an internal disaster response?
4.	What is the code that is used to activate the fire alarm at the hospital?
5.	What is the difference between red and green codes in state of internal disasters based on the hospital plan?
6.	How many times have you participated in evacuation drills? Is it effective and is it increased your preparedness for facing internal disasters?
7.	After performing an evacuation activity, can you identify areas to resolve them in order to increase your preparedness for internal disasters?
8.	How many times have you participated in a real hospital evacuation? What went well and what needs more practice or training?
9.	Have you reviewed the fire evacuation map recently? When?
10.	How many exits does the hospital have? Do you know all of them? What about your department?
11.	When seeing a fire in a room or in any area of the hospital, what are the steps to do?
12.	In your opinion, do you think that the exits, emergency doors and hospital signboards are sufficient to facilitate evacuations during internal disasters? Please explain.
13.	How can you protect patients in time of internal disasters? How do you continue to provide care during the evacuation?
14.	What are the means and equipment required in the hospital to increase preparedness to face internal disasters such as fires and floods?
15.	What do you suggest the hospital to provide you with to be more prepared for internal disasters?

 

 

 

No	Interview Questions	Response
1.	Have you read the hospital Internal Policy and Procedure (Internal Disaster Plan)? Tell me what this plan means to the job that you do?
2.	Does the plan provide you with enough information about dealing with internal disasters such as fire, flood, and power outage?
3.	How do you activate an internal disaster response?
4.	What is the code that is used to activate the fire alarm at the hospital?
5.	What is the difference between red and green codes in state of internal disasters based on the hospital plan?
6.	How many times have you participated in evacuation drills? Is it effective and is it increased your preparedness for facing internal disasters?
7.	After performing an evacuation activity, can you identify areas to resolve them in order to increase your preparedness for internal disasters?
8.	How many times have you participated in a real hospital evacuation? What went well and what needs more practice or training?
9.	Have you reviewed the fire evacuation map recently? When?
10.	How many exits does the hospital have? Do you know all of them? What about your department?
11.	When seeing a fire in a room or in any area of the hospital, what are the steps to do?
12.	In your opinion, do you think that the exits, emergency doors and hospital signboards are sufficient to facilitate evacuations during internal disasters? Please explain.
13.	How can you protect patients in time of internal disasters? How do you continue to provide care during the evacuation?
14.	What are the means and equipment required in the hospital to increase preparedness to face internal disasters such as fires and floods?
15.	What do you suggest the hospital to provide you with to be more prepared for internal disasters?