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4 SOAP NOTES via telehealth sample and format in the attachment, will be shared in the file sharing area 
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(1) 72 year old with Generalized Anxiety Disorder
(2) 51 years old with Bipolar manic episode
(3) 66 years old with Adjustment Disorder
(4) 10 year old with ADHD

 Barriers for Advanced Practice Nursing Describe three barriers that have slowed down the progress of advanced practice nursing and strategies to help overcome these barriers. (Saunders, 2014) Submission Instructions: Your initial post should be at least 500 words, formatted and cited in current APA style with support from at least 2 academic sources. 

A) Describe the importance of folk medicine practices and folk healers to African Americans in the rural setting. 
B) Mrs. M., a Mexican American who just gave birth, tells the nurse not to include certain foods on her meal tray because her mother told her to avoid those foods while breastfeeding. The nurse tells her that she doesn’t have to avoid any foods and should eat whatever she desires. What concept does this demonstrate? 
C) Describe at least two communication barriers encountered by non-Navajo nurses when providing care to Navajo clients. 

 
You are what you eat.” Have you ever heard that? Although that saying is not exactly true, what we do eat does impact how we concentrate in class, work, perform in sports, and even affects our moods. The purpose of this activity is to deepen learning through reflective thinking. Follow these guidelines when completing this assignment:
Keep a log of the foods and drinks you consumed (breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks) from Monday through Friday (no weekends).
After reviewing your food log at the end of week 1, please answer the questions below:
How many days did you eat breakfast? __________
How many days did you eat at least 1 fruit? __________
How many days did you eat at least 1 vegetable? _________
How many days did you eat “junk food” (chips, candy, etc.)? ________
How many days did you drink soda? ______
How many total ounces of water did you drink per day? ______
At the end of the week, reflect on what you ate for the week. Rate your nutrition for that week on a scale from 1 – 10 (with 10 being the best). Support your answer with examples of why you gave yourself that rating. Describe ONE change you would like to make to your diet. Reflect on what went well and what could be improved. Be sure to write in complete sentences. A strong paragraph is at least 5 sentences.
Submission Instructions:
The paper is to be clear and concise and students will lose points for improper grammar, punctuation, and misspelling.
The paper should be at least 5 sentences (approximately 100 words) in length.

Your original response should encompass a thorough reflection, application or feedback – as required, minimum 2-3 full paragraphs in length(which consists of 4-5 sentences per paragraph).  Be concise and to the point in your answer. An original response is formal in nature and should include a scholarly application to the specified topic, including references and corresponding in-text citations.
You will need to support your answers with resources (i.e. textbook, peer-reviewed journals, news articles, or any other reputable sources).  Remember to provide in-text citation and a reference list(AMA Format).
 Discussion Prompt:
In chapter 5, it opens up a discussion on how the US healthcare market deviates from a truly competitive market.  You may have heard that the US has an “imperfect” market, which essentially means that the traditional law of supply and demand that a competitive market exhibits, is not always present in our healthcare system.  This is further explained in the “Economics of Healthcare” chapter which was assigned to you for this weeks readings. For this discussion, state 2 or 3 of the market conditions exhibited by the US healthcare system and explain how it deviates from the traditional supply and demand models we are familiar with in a competitive market.  Preferably, I would like you to use real-world examples from your clinical or personal experience(ICU nurse). This is how we learn best when we apply the concepts learned in our studies. I try to use active learning pedagogical tools whenever possible. 

In what ways can APRNs utilize telemedicine platforms and remote monitoring technologies to remotely access patients’ medication adherence, therapeutic responses, and potential adverse effects? How does remote patient monitoring impact the delivery of pharmacological interventions and APRN practice?
Please review the rubric before posting to ensure a maximum of points. APA 7th edition ,no plagiarism format is mandatory. At least three appropriate references should be used. The usage of “IA” is not approved and violates academic integrity.
I recommend at least 500 words (2 pages) for the initial post

 
Include both case studies in your post.
Your initial post should be at least 500 words, formatted and cited in current APA style with support from at least 2 academic sources

 
Communication is improving so fast at this time. All the resources like the internet, social media, and the development of artificial intelligence can overwhelm the way how people know the real world. The term social media mostly refers to internet-based tools that allow individuals and communities to gather and communicate, share information, ideas, personal messages, images, and other content, and in some cases, collaborate with other users in real-time. ( Peck 2014). Social media with platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and others can deliver too much information that can be true or not true.  People are powerfully influenced by the opinions in social media. In the same way, health care can be influenced by the power of social media. Also, social media can be used to monitor policies implemented and how these affect or change behaviors in society. On the other hand, social media can influence the breaking of some policies like drug policies and promoting the use of illicit substances. We saw how social media can modify policies in health when COVID-19 appears, or with cancer. The information in social media can be modified or altered by people and they can manipulate the public opinion about health issues. With all this power social media is the target of researchers, policymakers, and health care providers. They understood that social media is a powerful tool to engage or influence people and at the same time evaluate the phenomena of health in the population to be easy to know what are the necessities of people. it allows us to enlarge our scope of vision. How we can analyze social media must be used carefully and focused on improving health care in the world.
References
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Andreas C. (2019) Social Media and Health Policy Asia Pac J Oncol Nurs. 2019 Jan-Mar; 6(1): 24–27. doi: 10.4103/apjon.apjon_60_18
Chaney, B; Martin, R, Hart, H; Cobb, J. (2022) Instagram Posts Related to Alcohol Use on College Football Game Days after Implementation of an Alcohol Sales Policy. American Journal of Health Education, 19325037, Jan/Feb 2022, Vol. 53, Issue
Hye M; You J; Eun K. (2021) An Exploratory Study on the Policy for Facilitating of Health Behaviors Related to Particulate Matter: Using Topic and Semantic Network Analysis of Media Text. Journal of Korean Academy of Nursing (J KOREAN ACAD NURS), Feb2021; 51(1): 68-79. (12p)

 It is impossible to overestimate the influence of the media on public opinion and policy choices, especially when it comes to politics and health policy. The quick distribution of information via media platforms can greatly impact public health outcomes and the procedures involved in formulating public policy. This conversation will explore how the media influences politics and health policy, focusing on three main topics: accountability, advocacy, and awareness.
First off, the media is a vital tool for spreading awareness of health-related concerns. The media has the power to raise awareness of public health emergencies, new illnesses, and preventive measures via news stories, documentaries, and social media campaigns. For instance, media attention significantly aided public education about safety measures and vaccination campaigns during the COVID-19 pandemic (Merchant & Lurie, 2020). The media impacted the distribution of resources for the pandemic response and prompted government action by emphasizing the virus’s severity and spread.
Second, the media is an effective medium for advocacy. Non-governmental organizations and health advocacy groups often use media outlets to influence public opinion and legislative agendas. For instance, media coverage has greatly aided campaigns against smoking and for mental health awareness, which has influenced public opinion and put pressure on lawmakers to pass supportive legislation (Smith, 2019). Public health objectives might take precedence in policy talks due to the media’s ability to shape narratives and frame problems.
Thirdly, the media holds elected officials and medical professionals responsible. Investigative journalism has the power to reveal mistakes made in public health safety protocols, malpractices in healthcare settings, and shortcomings in the government’s handling of health emergencies. For instance, media reports on the opioid epidemic exposed how drug corporations encouraged the use of opioids, which resulted in important legislative and regulatory measures meant to control the prescription of opioids (Hari, 2021). In addition to educating the public, these reports attract the attention of institutions and the government, resulting in improvements to public health and safety.
In summary, the media has a critical role in shaping politics and health policy. It encourages advocacy, enforces responsibility, and increases awareness. The deliberate use of media to provide accurate information and frame public conversation will remain critical as politicians continue to negotiate complicated health issues. For successful health policy-making, an educated and involved public is necessary, and the media plays a key role in promoting this public participation.
References
J. Hari (2021). In the United States, Bloomsbury Publishing published the book “Chasing the Scream: The Early and Late Phases of the Drug War.” Bloomsbury Publishing, United States.
Lurie, N., and R. M. Merchant (2020) conducted a study. In reaction to the new coronavirus, social media and emergency planning are important. JAMA, 2011–2012, 323(20). The article’s DOI is 10.1001/jama.2020.4469.
Smith, K. (2019). Public health policy implications of media coverage and public health. 33(1) Public Health Journal, 82–94.
 

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