Negligence falls under tort laws, this is a legal step people generally look into for lawsuits where harm caused to a patient goes beyond known risks that the patient signed up for, or in some cases direct actions that would count despite certain contracts because of a deliberate intent to cause harm to a patient, and no doctor will give a 100 percent guarantee even on a well meaning procedure for this reason because they have rights like patients have rights to disclaim the effectiveness of practices, harm isn't the same as a statistical success rate. Contracts are usually signed so that doctors and nurses aren't held liable if adverse effects come from treatments or procedures that may inherently carry risks.
Risk for decreased cardiac output related to altered electrical conduction Ineffective tissue perfusion: cerebral related to interruption of cerebral arterial flow secondary to decreased cardiac output Anxiety related to change in health status Ineffective health maintenance Risk for injury
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According to my Nursing Diagnosis Handbook (8th edition) there are three options available. They are: Impaired tissue integrity r/t altered circulation, nutritional deficit or excess. Ineffective health maintenance r/t deficient knowledge regarding self-care with abscess. Ineffective protection r/t inadequate nutrition, abnormal blood profile, drug therapy, depressed immune function.
When these signs are absent and the patient appears to be comfortable, health care providers can consider their interventions to have been successful. It is also important to document interventions used, and which ones were successful.
Public health protects the health of everyone, and community health protects the health of everyone in a particular community.
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community health nursing
Guessing your looking for a test answer... Prospective payment systems, created in 1983, eliminated cost based reimbursement. page 16 in fundamentals of nursing 7th edition.
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