Essential Concepts in Nursing 
.... concept of nursing, that patient personal and behavior-specific cognitions and affect must be understood in order for the nurse to provide
optimal care to the ....
(2409
10
)
The Spirit Catches You
....
optimal human services down their throats, but, rather, to gently ease them away from non-progressive customs that do not promote
optimal care by assimilating ....
(965
4
)
Nurses and Political Forces
.... This is a necessary position for any nurse to assume, in an effort to provide for their own future as well as the
optimal care of their patient. ....
(1408
6
)
Orem's Self-Care Nursing Theory & Health Behavior
.... decision-making. Noting self-
care deficits will provide information regarding what is needed for
optimal care. Prescriptive operations ....
(1141
5
)
Research in the Health Sciences
.... prevention of disease and chronic conditions and treatment for ailments are essential for allied health
care professionals to provide
optimal care to patients. ....
(546
2
)
Job Satisfaction of Behavioral Care Workers
.... Behavioral
care staff members in mental health
care provider organizations must function within team environment to provide
optimal care for patients. ....
(4177
17
)
Managed Care Concept
.... whose primary interests are seeking to maximize the returns on their investments, as opposed to assuring that patients receive
optimal care which means that ....
(5394
22
)
Health Care Environment
.... whose primary interests are seeking to maximize the returns on their investments, as opposed to assuring that patients receive
optimal care which means that ....
(5389
22
)
Managed Care, Profits & Care Quality
.... whose primary interests are seeking to maximize the returns on their investments, as opposed to assuring that patients receive
optimal care which means that ....
(5390
22
)
Nursing Philosophy
.... In this manner, the nurse is able to provide
optimal care to the patient and help him or her develop a health maintenance program that he or she is able to ....
(1238
5
)
National Healthcare Disparities
.... these populations, including many children, more vulnerable to late-stage diagnosis of cancer, more vulnerable to receiving less-than-
optimal care, and more ....
(621
2
)
Effects of Managed Care on Surgical Care
.... Even in emergency surgical situations, fully qualified assistants should be used and
optimal care should be provided (Rakatansky, 1998). ....
(9600
38
)
Nursing Homes & Federal Funding Regulations
.... significant changes in the patient's status. A plan is then devised for the
optimal care of the patient. The nursing home is required to ....
(1021
4
)
Patient Information System
.... seamlessly among systems so that caregivers can access all relevant patient information throughout the health system, and thus provide them with
optimal care. ....
(1988
8
)
Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise
.... seamlessly among systems so that caregivers can access all relevant patient information throughout the health system, and thus provide them with
optimal care. ....
(1988
8
)
Against Legalization of Euthanasia in Canada
.... If society starts using euthanasia and assisted suicide rather than providing
optimal care, then it will value human life less. ....
(1039
4
)
Private & Public Health Care PRIVA
.... help generate hypotheses for future study which will help guide future directions of the health
care system, and ultimately insure
optimal health
care for all. ....
(4046
16
)
Health Care System
.... rise of private health systems in poor and middle-income countries has been demonstrated, limiting the number of people that could afford
optimal health
care. ....
(7706
31
)
MANAGED CARE
.... be funded by other than the recipients, but, rather, how they should be funded to provide equity in funding,
optimal costs, and quality
care (Adler, Boyce, and ....
(1006
4
)
Case for National Health Care
.... be funded by other than the recipients, but, rather, how they should be funded to (1) provide equity in funding, (2)
optimal costs, and (3) quality
care. ....
(842
3
)
A health care promotion activity
.... A line of communication must be opened between the podiatrist and a patient's primary
care physician so that
optimal diabetic control can be obtained during ....
(2962
12
)
Foot Care and Diabetes
.... A line of communication must be opened between the podiatrist and a patient's primary
care physician so that
optimal diabetic control can be obtained during ....
(2962
12
)
Alternative Health Care Delivery Systems For US
.... other than the recipients, but, rather, how they should be funded to (1) provide equity in funding, (2)
optimal costs, and (3) high quality health
care for all ....
(3053
12
)
Leadership in Substance Abuse Programs
.... The leader must address motivation issues and goals of providing dual disorder patients with
optimal care with stakeholder active engagement in the process. ....
(3238
13
)
Nursing Case Management in An Acute Care Setting
.... environment. Identifying the
optimal ways for the application of these concept by acute
care institutions, thus, is essential. The ....
(9595
38
)
Situation Assessment and Analysis
.... To help inspire nurses it is anticipated that their desire to help patients receive
optimal care will be a facilitating factor. ....
(1522
6
)
Managerial Economics Questions
.... The statement that "the
optimal number of traffic deaths in the United States .... 2. Consumers frequently do not consider the net price in selecting health
care. ....
(1528
6
)
Favorite Possession
.... that is silver. I always provide them with
optimal care, making sure the settings are firm and cleaning them regularly. When I wear ....
(352
1
)
Harry Stack Sullivan: An Appliction of His Theory
.... However the nurse also must maintain competence and provide
optimal care for the patient and it is not clear how this would be accomplished with Sullivan's ....
(1827
7
)
Health Care Systems
.... simple: There is a large aggregate social value inherent to the provision of health insurance and adequate health
care to citizens. "The
optimal allocation of ....
(1743
7
)
