Is adult attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder being overdiagnosed? The claim that the education sector needs to more robust since it is capable of capturing the attention of several stakeholders. The right changes that need to be done should be outlined to make the claimed objective. The education sector faces several challenges when dealing with students with ADHD, and thus changes might be complex to make. Refer to: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=13&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwj33oiKp9bhAhVkyoUKHTCeCFcQFjAMegQIAxAB&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.sciencedaily.com%2Freleases%2F2018%2F10%2F181019100644.htm&usg=AOvVaw2TICtVP3oAiD6IWzDs2JXl The source is relevant in that it gives the challenges that the schools could be facing in terms of dealing with students with ADHD. Original Paragraph Further research needs to be done on the following paragraph to support the claims made. Mental disorder is associated with behavioral patterns that cause distress or impairment in human functioning. The definition of the features of various mental diseases varies between different individuals. One of the most common mental disorders is Attention Deficit/ Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), which is associated with lack of attention and extreme reaction that leads to interference in the functioning and the development of the body. The signs and symptoms associated…
Post-traumatic Stress Disorder Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is associated with excessive anxiety that comes after an individual has been exposed to traumatic situations. PTSD causes individuals to become hyper-reactive to stressing conditions and even causes people to prefer spending time alone. The people living with PTSD always dislike interacting with people close to them for fear of being reminded of the events of the past. The most immediate impacts of PTSD include separation from one’s family or engaging in drugs to try and fight stress. PTSD may disappear on itself given some time while for others, medical intervention is the only savior depending on the extent of damage caused by the traumatic experience. The management of PTSD involves knowing the root cause, the symptoms and the methods of diagnosis to give the victims the right medical attention. The causes of PTSD revolve around the experience of traumatic events. The current world is full of traumatic events that happen daily exposing millions of people. Some of the traumatic experiences include direct combats during wars by military officers, terrorist attacks, and…
Opioids addiction Thesis statement: Opioids addiction has adverse health effects especially when used for non-medical purposes. Addressing the issue may be possible by seeking medical treatment and behavioral changes. Dole, V.P.; Nyswander, M.; and Kreek, M.J. Narcotic blockade. Archives of Internal Medicine 118:304–309, 2016. Print. Opioid addiction refers to a chronic/long-lasting disease which may lead to major health, social as well as economic problems or concerns. Opioids refer to a class of drugs which act on the nervous system to produce a feeling(s), of pain relief or even pleasure. However, some of the opioids drugs might be legally prescribed by the providers of healthcare to manage some chronic or severe pains. The most commonly prescribed opioids for managing chronic pains include fentanyl, buprenorphine, oxycodone, and hydrocodone. Others include methadone, oxymorphone, morphine, and codeine. However, other opioids drugs are illegal drugs of abuse. The heroine is an example of such an opioid drug. The opioid drugs addiction might lead to life-threatening health concerns like the risks of overdose. The risks of overdose take place whenever high opioid doses cause breathing to stop or…
systems theory to solve issues in a healthcare provider’s erratic patient identification system Introduction Healthcare management has been the focus of intense management and technological improvement over the last three decades for reasons associated with patient welfare. Part of these developments have been improving the system through which patients are received, treated, and managed afterwards to ensure cost effectiveness, patient satisfaction, high quality services, and the lowest number of errors possible. One methods used in this process is utilizing the systems theory approach to investigate the possibility of healthcare management systems to have errors. This paper uses the systems theory to solve issues in a healthcare provider’s erratic patient identification system while offering viable solutions aligned with the institution’s vision, mission, and values and ensuring patient satisfaction. Systems Theory The patient identification department is part of the larger electronic patient health records management department. This system is responsible for assigning each patient under treatment at the healthcare institution a unique identity that professionals can easily identify while being safe from errors or tampering. As with all systems, this…
Healthcare Finance Question#1 Financial statements and the calculations make management and the governing boards to view and even determine cash, cash equivalents, short-term securities, accounts receivables, inventories, prepaid expenses, and the working capital (Winkler, Smith & Calabrese, 2018). Question#2 The key objective to the management of cash flows is to have the right amount always of the cash-on-hand through maximizing as well as expediting the cash inflows and even minimizing or delaying the cash outflow (Wright, 2017). Question#3 The financial leaders show concerns in having the cash-on-hand so that the organizations may meet the expected demand for the cash to carry out transactions such as paying the employees and the suppliers (Lee, 2016). The cash-on-hand also helps in taking precautions because it assists in meeting the unexpected demand of the cash in paying the emergencies and different unplanned events. Cash-on-hand is also meant for speculation issues in that it helps in meeting unexpected demand for the money in scenarios that the vender provides the price reduction or good deal that the organizations do not want to miss. Question#4 Three factors…
evidence-based presentation to peers regarding Gestalt Groups and how this therapy could be used to help patients Objectives * Deliver an evidence-based presentation to peers regarding Gestalt Groups and how this therapy could be used to help patients. * Describe how group therapy is applicable to PMHNP practice and identify various types of training or education that are needed to lead this type of training Please note your client(PMHNP- Psychiatric Mental Health NP student) has to Create a 5-7 minute presentation, including slides and a sсrіpt based off the information you provide Needed Slide Content: 1. Types of clients who might benefit from a Gestalt Group 2. Training and education needed to lead this type of group 3. Strengths and limitations of this type of Gestalt Group 4. Applicability of this type of group to PMHNP practice 5. Resources used for your presentation (including links where possible) 6. Appropriate grammar, punctuation, APA style (where appropriate), and presentation styleObjectives * Deliver an evidence-based presentation to peers regarding Gestalt Groups and how this therapy could be used to help patients. [unique_solution]* Describe how…
Middle Childhood Different developmental theories give a different understanding about the development stages of a human being. The middle childhood development stage is a crucial stage that occurs between eight and eleven years of age. Development in middle childhood includes physical development, emotional development, and intellectual development. Self-understanding is an important issue among the children in middle childhood development stage. Theories provide a clear picture of the features of the middle childhood development stage, which is considered as a significant period for shaping the content and the function of child’s self-concept. During the middle childhood development stage, children become more concerned about society. At this development stage, children are influenced by people in their social environments such as teachers and they become less egocentric. Freud who is a theorist suggested that at the middle childhood stage children become detached from their families and socialize with other members of the society (Ryan, 2017). Children then develop social and self -knowledge necessary to become members of society. Cooley, another theorist, suggested that at the middle childhood stage children are more interested…
Federal Government Funding on Mental Health Sector Mental health support has been left out in most of the government funding periods. The society has been giving attention to people with physical disabilities at the expense of people with less physical disabilities. The challenge that faces the mental health system is the lack of enough information to convince the federal government to release more funds to support the system. Mentally ill individuals may not realize their condition at the initial stages when proper treatment can be given. Also, the few individuals who are noticed to have mental problems are at advanced stages of the condition. The health sector has been left under the management of the state governments with little intervention from the federal government. The intervention by the federal government happens in terms of funding and passing of regulations that affect all the states. The federal government should increase the funding for the mental health sector to improve the effectiveness of service delivery to people affected by mental illnesses. The mental health sector requires extensive research, which further requires more…
The Role of Deep Brain Stimulation in Obesity Cancer may be the fatal ailment of the century, but obesity is also a serious nuisance. Plenty of information is already known about this condition, including its causal factors and prevention, mitigation and treatment measures, but how is the brain involved in obesity? This research seeks to explore “The Role of Deep Brain Stimulation in Obesity.” For the literature review, “DEEP BRAIN STIMULATION” and OBESITY” formed the primary search keywords. Peer-reviewed journals were favoured because of objectivity and reliability while JSTOR, Google Scholar, Academic Search and PubMed were the four databases on which the sources search was conducted. Literature Review Existing literature defines the role of deep brain stimulation in obesity as constructive. Ho et al. (2015), for example, establish that deep brain stimulation is potentially a new therapy for obesity. With the continually expanding knowledge on obesity’s neuroanatomic and the neuropsychiatric groundwork, Ho et al. (2015) acknowledge that there has been amplified attention, and hence, research on neuromodulation as a new therapy for obesity refractory to the existing medicinal, behavioural, and…
Making waves in the care of Autism through Far Infrared and PEMF therapy Making waves in the care of Autism through Far Infrared and PEMF therapy. The Autism epidemic is upon us, the need to help these individuals is more apparent now than ever, the cost to care for these individuals will only increase if we don’t do something to change the course. This study will look into the effects that Healthy Lines Far Infrared and PEMF therapy can have on Autism It will be a 3 month study looking at 10 patients, ideally 5 boys and 5 girls. Each pt will receive a min. Of 1 visit per week, with the idea number of visits being 4 Full history before study with weekly updates will include: Current meds Pts physical and mental hx Sleeping habits [unique_solution]Language/communication skills Overall health Anticipated research data will show improvement on pts physical and mental health after usingHERE IS JUST A BREIF RUNDOWN: (Nothing needs to be word for word, this is just draft for ideas) Please let me know if you have any…