What is the role of health care reform in shifting the focus from a disease-oriented health care system toward one of wellness and prevention, and how does nursing fit into this shift?
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- Explain how health care reform has helped shift the focus from a disease-oriented health care system to one of wellness and prevention. Discuss ways in which health care will continue this trend and explain the role of nursing in supporting and facilitating this shift. In replies to peers, provide an example of wellness and prevention initiatives your organization or specialty area has in place.
- Design a questionnaire to indicate the level of a person’s wellness. Have a friend or family member complete the questionnaire. Make a prediction about that person’s wellness and justify your prediction using two or more complete sentences.
- Share with the class an experience where you have worked with, or know someone with problems associated with shift work. What were the effects of the problems and what was done to help the individual? What was the shift work schedule? If you don’t have any personal experience, then you may research a case study that dealt with improvement of a shift work schedule.
- Healthy lifestyle towards managing weight for prevention of different diseases
- The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) was passed into legislation in March of 2010. Identify the impact of this legislation on your nursing practice by choosing two key nursing provisions outlined in the topic material “Nursing and Health Reform.” Discuss how these two provisions have impacted, or will impact, your current practice of nursing.
- Identify, review, and critique one article in the nursing literature in which the relevance of the nursing process to community-oriented nursing practice is discussed or exemplified
- Role of Health Care Reform
- Health Care Reform And The Role Of The Nurse Practitioner
- Health Care Reform and the Role of NP
- Ethical issues of health care reform include moral foundations, cost containment, public health, access to care, ED crowding, and end-of-life issues
