Caregivers Article Reviews Samples For Students

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A review of “Depressive Symptoms and health promotion behaviors of African American woman who are family caregivers of Hemodialysis Recipients” By Dina J, Byers, Mona N. Wicks, and Tamara Harris Beard (2011)

The role of African American women to give care to Hemodialysis recipients in America is significant. They give care to recipients of Hemodialysis therapy after suffering from end term renal disease (ESRD).The national alliance for care giving (NAC) estimated that sixty five million adults provide care to an aged relative and the national budget was estimated to be $375 billion as of 2009. Due to the ...

Article Analysis

Article one

This article illuminates on the necessity for learning and development that is triggered by the ever-changing world economy, increasing competition and the corresponding technological advancements that plague the contemporary working environment. Changes in the working, industrial and knowledge paradigms are imminent at all times. Therefore, the article briefs on the importance of organizations to ensure that their employees have the necessary capabilities of adapting and continually learning to remain relevant in the market and production scales in general. The article points out that it is the duty of organizational and managerial personnel to ensure that the relevant ...

Francis, L. E., Kypriotakis, G., O’Toole, E. E., Bowman, K. F., & Rose, J. H. (2015). Grief and Risk of Depression in Context the Emotional Outcomes of Bereaved Cancer Caregivers. OMEGA-Journal of Death and Dying, 70(4), 351-379.
The close association between grief and depression has long since been seen as overlapping but separate concepts. The authors intended to investigate the relationship between early bereavement with regards to terminal illnesses, in the study’s case, cancer, and the connection to grief and depression (Francis et al., 2015). The authors conducted their research based on telephone interviews with the caregivers ...

1) Purpose of study
A statement of purpose clearly specifies what a researcher wants to learn or attain at the end of the study (Kothari, 2004).

The purpose of the study is to describe decision making by caregivers of patients with Heart failure.

2) Research question
The implicitly stated research question for the study is, “How do caregivers of family members with HF make decisions?”3) Research designResearch design according to Kothari (2004) refers to the general strategies a researcher in cooperate several components of research in a systematic manner that the research problem is address at the end of the research.

The research design employed in the research is qualitative research design

4) What characteristics does this study possess that are qualitative in nature? Review Chapter 2.
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Abstract

Statistics have confirmed that children with Down syndrome are at a higher risk of suffering from obesity. The understanding of some of the risk factors that can increase obese cases among Down syndrome children is therefore vital among primary caregivers. The adoption of an effective and early management and screening mechanisms addressing diabetes risk facts will be of critical importance in reducing excessive weight gain among children suffering from Down syndrome. The adoption of reliable and sustainable strategies will also be of essence in dealing with negative psychological and physiological outcomes associated with obese.
Modern scientists and health care ...

Collaboration and Care Coordination in Healthcare: An Analysis Overview

The structure of a bureaucratic healthcare organization can garner improvements in partnerships leading to increased care quality as a result of key collaboration efforts, and coordination. The data indicates that a 30 percent ratio of traditional Medicare payments will gradually tie to value, or quality models, like accountable care organizations. Bundled payments are anticipated as optional choices in this scenario by the end of 2016, as well. Secondly, 50 percent of payments will tie to these models by 2018 especially considering that the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has a goal of attaching 90 percent of all traditional Medicare payments to ...

The article “Birth Plans: Are They Really Necessary?” discusses the practice of using birth plans in regulating relationships between womenand labor and delivery facilities. The two experts in this area, Polly Perez, a Perinatal Nurse Consultant, and Stacy Lepsch, a Clinical Nurse Level II, express opposing opinions on this issue. Lepsch believes that birth plans have little value in the modern obstetric care as they only constraint delivery nurses and often represent unrealistic expectations of the future parents. Moreover, empirical evidence suggests that birth plans do not improve the overall birth experience and may even hamper it. According to Lepsch, a close ...

Article Review

Article Review
The article “Social Skills Groups for Asperger’s Disorder and Pervasive Developmental Disorder Not Otherwise Specified” represents a research study developed by Jacqueline Countryman, focusing on social skills therapy meant to be applied on children diagnosed with pervasive developmental disorders (PDD).
The content of the article is consistent with the research area. Specific concepts and notions are described with accuracy, using the existent literature but also the underpinned study for exemplifying in what the PDD consists in and how it can be addressed in a therapy setting, or from each other, in a social group.
The article ...