I need all answers as soon as possible, Thanks 1.Explain how you would use plann

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1.Explain how you would use planning and goal setting when providing health care for a newly disabled person.

2.Discuss the harmful effects that substance abuse can have on the dimensions of health.

3.How does the Affordable Care Act impact your current nursing practice?

4. How do you effectively initiate positive change in current practices like smoking cessation?

5. How do you assess the role of leadership (in smoking cessation) at various socio-ecologic levels of health care planning ?

6. How do you evaluate the current practices for an identified leading health indicator such as adult smoking?

Explanation / Answer

1. ANS: Goal setting: According to this your success is measured against others or an end result. The participation can increase the commitment to attaining goals. The goal setting can helps to do are make progress, develop confidence, reduce anxiety, increase motivation and improve selective attention.
Newly disabled person health care goal setting:

Newly disabled persons can change their activities, habits and goals to accommodate their disabilities. During this process they can develop new skills, changing comparison classes and goals, and habituating to pleasant or unpleasant experiences. The acquisition of new skills might reflect a change in objective well being, the latter two would not. But habituating to unpleasant experiences might improve well being under a hedonic account by making the individual feel less pain or more pleasure. By changing one’s goals involves changing one’s desires, and insofar as one’s new desire-set is more satisfiable than one’s old desire set, the adaptation would also yield an improvement in well-being on the desire satisfaction view. Health care goal setting must and should provide accessibility, availability, appropriateness and affordability of habilitation and rehabilitation services for a newly disabled person.

2. ANS: Harmful effect: An adverse or abnormal result. It may be caused by administration of a medication or by exposure to a chemical and be indicated by an untoward result such as by illness or death.

Adverse drug reaction (classification)

Type A: explainable
Type B: unexplainable
Type C: chronic effects
Type D: delayed effects

The Impact of addiction of drugs can causes cardiovascular diseases, Cancer, Hepatitis B and C, Stroke, Lung disease, HIV/AIDS and Mental disorders.

3. ANS: Affordable Care Act impact on current nursing practice:

The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is the single biggest piece of health care legislation since the creation of Medicare and Medicaid in 1965. The three goals of the ACA are to cover the uninsured, reduce the growth of health care spending and improve the efficiency of the health care delivery system. This question asks you to consider the coverage provisions of the ACA.

The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) are commonly called the Affordable Care Act. On March 23, 2010 United States federal statute signed it into a law. It is aimed at transforming the medical practices of hospitals and primary physicians financially, technologically and clinically.

Under this act, the minimum standards of healthcare have been established. There are provisions for federal subsidies for low income individuals and families. In the light of these facts, the PPACA is definitely a positive step in the American healthcare. This would improve the methods, as well as accessibility of health services. The cost of health services would also come down.

For decades, the American Nurses Association has been advocating for health care reforms that would guarantee access to high-quality health care for all. With the passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), millions of people have greater protection against losing or being denied health insurance coverage, and better access to primary and preventive services. ANA recognizes the debate of health care is not over, and remains committed to educating the nursing public about how the changing system impacts our lives and our profession. ANA will continue to deliver nursing's message, provide resources, develop solutions and take action to ensure the successful implementation of the health reform law while continuing to serve the interests of the nation.

ACA impacted on these nursing areas:

A. A Need for more Nurse Practitioners.

B. It increased Nursing Workforce Needs.

C. An Expansion of Nursing Roles outside of Acute Care.

D. It increased Accountability for Health Care Quality and Value.

E. Opportunities for the Development of Innovative Nursing Care Delivery Models

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