Category: Family

Table of Contents Introduction FPE in India FPE in Iraq Comparison of the Two Articles Conclusion References Introduction FPE (family psychoeducation) is one of the most popular approaches to the treatment of schizophrenia and reducing patients families daily burdens. The following paper is intended to summarize the two articles that describe how FPE intervention methods…

Introduction A family health assessment helps identify family and nursing diagnoses and develop nursing interventions. In this paper, a health assessment will be performed on a nuclear Caucasian family, the Johnsons, using open-ended questions touching on 11 functional health domains related to the family. The paper also includes a summary of the major findings and…

Table of Contents Family Genetic History Evaluation of family genetic history Planning for future wellness References Family Genetic History Family Member Description Paternal grandfather First and last initials: JL Birthdate: 1915 Death date: 1971 Occupation: Hoistman Education: 6th grade Primary language: English Health summary: He had cardiac arrhythmia and died from heart attack Paternal grandmother…

Strength and Weaknesses According to the analyses and interviews, the chosen aggregate has more strengths than weaknesses. The main strength of the aggregate is that it is located in a favorable place, namely in Downtown Miami, where there are many professional healthcare institutions. Another major strength is that the people in this Jewish community take…

The Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) is an advanced practice nurse (APN) who aims at delivering the family-oriented care. Focusing on a family unit, FNPs should operate in accordance with certain ethics and legal, regulatory statutes. In particular, a policy issue should be identified to develop a personal nursing philosophy. The professional responsibility of the FNP…

Table of Contents Introduction Summary of the findings Important discoveries made Spiritual experience References Appendix Introduction The assessment involved the family of Emily, a 76-year old American female living in an urban neighborhood located six miles from the healthcare facility. Emily is diabetic and has been diagnosed with some early signs of kidney disease. Nevertheless,…

Table of Contents Role of the Advanced Practice Nurse Family Nurse Practitioners in Primary Care Improving Patient Outcomes Skills and Traits of a Nurse Practitioner Reference Role of the Advanced Practice Nurse According to the American Nurses Association (n.d.), the role of advanced practice nurses (APNs) includes performing care through assessment, diagnosis, and treatment. APNs…

Table of Contents Educational Requirements Scope of practice Conclusion References Family Nurse Practitioners (FNP) are accountable for providing health care to people in the context of their community, paying close attention to the prevention of diseases. FNPs tend to patients of different genders, disease backgrounds, and ages, and hence require an extensive and certified knowledge…

Table of Contents Nurse Administrator Nurse Informaticist Nurse Educator Family Nurse Practitioner Conclusion References Advanced practice roles of nursing allow for specialized tasks to be fulfilled by people who are most capable of completing the tasks. The advanced practice roles include several various specializations but can be separated into four main types: administrator, informaticist, educator,…

My goal entails achieving proficiency and competence while implementing assigned nursing responsibilities within the next five years. I am currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree, aiming for 1 to 2 years of experience after obtaining higher education. I also intend to enroll in a Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) program before practicing…