The Relationship Between Human Beings, Environment, Health, and Nursing The Relationship Between Human Beings, Environment, Health, and Nursing Nursing involves the practice of values, such as human dignity, integrity, autonomy, altruism, and social justice. Caring is the overall role of nurses to human beings in clinical practice and setting. Nursing philosophy emphasizes on the application of these values accordingly when providing care for human beings. The theory and practice of nursing encompass aims to promote health, prevent illness, restore health, and assist human beings in coping with disability and death. The nursing paradigm integrates the concepts of understanding the nature of human beings, their relationship with the environment, health status, and the nursing practices associated with the wellness of individuals. First, human beings are considered complete when the human body is reinforced with the wellness of the emotional, spiritual, and mental aspects. In particular, the human body is composed of living cells and extracellular materials with different categories and functions. Anatomy and physiology of the human body include the human blood, cardiovascular system, digestive organs, endocrine structure, renal system, the…

Politics and patient protection and affordable care act In several cases, legislation tends to affect different categories of populations, primarily young people. The young people are at risk of incurring costs because of legislation pressure that forces them to end up seeking for opportunities that present to assist them in seeing their political agendas come through in the various departments such as the health associations. Since the enactment of the Affordable Care Act, there have been various debates targeting the end of the act (Taylor et al., 2017). Besides, there have been numerous discussions concerning the benefits and improvement in the political careers of individuals by causing chaos and infringement among the citizens of a nation. A good example is a decision, which was made by the Republicans to cause the invalidation of the ACA, which could drastically influence the health care system. Therefore, impacting the health and wellness of the majority of Americans because it could cause a reduction in the expansion of Medicaid. Besides, the invalidation of ACA would result in a decline in the health coverage for…

Service Delivery Plan and Human Resources Plan Service delivery Service delivery is a vital process that needs well-organized resources. Therefore, creating a plan is useful to ensure that the service is delivered within a short period, and customers experience the best services. Thus, to ensure that the community service design by Methodist Hospital is located in San Antonio. Financial, human resources, and material would be mobilized. However, to ensure successful program delivery, there are four critical clinical points includes conduct situational assessment, identify population interests, identify the possible strategies and develop indicators. Situational assessment is crucial for service delivery because it highlights best practices to use by health practitioners. Here, the needed data would be collected from the current research been conducted by researchers in the area. This will help to identify the population interest. The population is a significant factor in any community service. Additionally, it helps in identifying the existing groups that need attention to achieved service goals. Also help in identifying the new desired change which the program will bring (Handberg et al., 2019). Furthermore, identifying strategies…

 substantial CAGR In a substantial CAGR over the predictable period 2020 and 2027, global growth in the e-bikes market will grow (XXX). Because the batteries and electrical engines help control pollution and carbon emissions, the e-bikes market was expected to show the quickest growth rate due to a major advance to cleaner mobility. In order to reduce the impact of emissions internationally, E-bike use increases every year. The costs associated with the global automotive health damage, according to the World Bank, are 5.7 trillion USD, which is equal to 5 percent of global GDP, causing 9.5 million premature deaths. Changing habits in the direction of green and sustainable mobility is, therefore, the reason for the increased demand for electric bicycles as the significant population is shifting towards wellness and focusing more on mental and physical health. In addition, e-bikes facilitate travel and fitness for the consumers and are also ideal for leisure activities like mountain trekking for sport. The e-biking market is also largely caught up in the youth because of fun and fitness-friendly activities such as adventure sports and…

How could you use expectancy theory to increase your own motivational level? According to the expectancy theory, an employee’s motivation originates as a result of valence, expectancy, and instrumentality. Valence is how much an individual wants to be rewarded; it is an expectation and not the facts that an employee expects to be given after achieving their goals. Expectancy is the assumption that effort will lead to the expected performance, having faith that if you provide better effort, one will receive better results. Expectancy is dependent on whether the employee has the relevant skills, the information needed, and the required resources to get the job done. Instrumentality is the belief that performance leads to rewards, believing that a logical outcome will always come if the return is good. This theory is dependent on the following relationships; effort performance relationship, performance reward relationship, and reward-personal goals. This theory states that it’s the employees who decide whether to work or not; the decision is entirely on the employee’s motivation level. What similarities do you see between motivating professional athletes and workers in…

  Humana Core Values The mission of the organization is to help their employers to manage the cost of healthcare, to guide their customers in decision-making health-wise, as well as benefiting their decisions and the aim of giving back to the community. Their core values are happiness, commitment, and responsibility. Their central vision is “Everyone is entitled to a good life ”. Humana has the following strategies to meet its goals as well as maintenance of its cultural evolution, which are basically on the living values, to cultivate uniqueness, rethink routine, inspire health, thrive together, and pioneers simplicity. The organization has a strategy of protecting its patients and make sure their services are affordable to its clients. They have acted and takes care of the patients in the 2010 act of educational reconciliation, which is commonly known as ” Health Care Reform Law ”(Hayden et al.,2019 ). The law usually cooperates with others to reinforce the strategies to meet the goals of the organization. The primary purpose of the organization is to establish maximum health care for the patients. Humana…

THE FACILITIVE CONDITIONS Carl Rogers recognized the tendency of humans’ self-actualization and a positive view of psychology that allows our desire to develop and engage in self-exploration of behaviors, feelings, and beliefs to empower and facilitate the client in developing process and able to current and future challenges. He also believes that to come up with the conditions for a change of the client, the therapist should be genuine and understanding. Carl identified the following terms core to enable the relationship of the client and the therapist to work. EMPATHY Empathy is the condition of the therapist to learn with sensitivity to the feelings and experiences of the client. Rogers knows that humans can resist change, but through working to understand life through another person’s perspectives. This means that we invite change in ourselves. For example, Carl Rogers talk about conditions on how you can approach a woman who you have never seen before, he says ‘firs question is can I be real in a relationship?” for this to happen one must create transparency, what you are experiencing inside is…

  Gendered Pains of Imprisonment Various pieces of research that investigate whether the pains of imprisonment are gendered note that women stay peripheral in many investigations of the effects and practices of detainment. This essay purposes of reviewing this pattern by contrasting the issues of long-term imprisonment as experienced by female and male detainees, and afterwards enumerate the unique challenges that are different in the two sexes. It starts by detailing information that outlines that women report an intensely more disturbing experience than their male counterparts. The essay then centres on the issues found to be unusual to women specifically: Including loss of contact with relatives, power, control and autonomy, mental health and psychological wellness, and matters of intimacy, privacy, and trust. The essay presumes that determining how women experience imprisonment or lengthy jail terms is unrealistic without understanding the diversity of abuse that most of the women undergo. The essay further emphasizes the need to research the women’s emotional commitments, their biographies, and the trauma they have endured in the community. It is crucial to notice that numerous studies…

EXPERIENTIAL TOURISM PRODUCTS ANALYSIS. Experiential tourism is where people create meaning by directly experiencing the situation. It is a global movement in achieving the experiential learning process. Tourism nowadays is one of enriching and involving experience. Tourism products have been made in a way that offers valuable experience, and it is unforgettable. Firms must, therefore, offer a physical environment that can favor opportunities to customers in a more unique and subjective experience. They should take account of every customer’s view and put into account their reactions. Tourists nowadays want to experience tourism differently from the past. They want to grasp every aspect of their destinations, and they want to link the history with who have been there before, the tradition of the land and the culture of the people who stays in those tourist attraction sites. They also want to compare from the past the change of environmental conditions, if there have been any natural changes in the natural resources and if there has been a migration of wild animals who use to be in that place. Most of these…

Shakespeare’s Henry VI Henry VI is a series of plays that were created by Shakespeare. The plays make up three historical events during the lifetime of king henry VI of England. In the first part of Henry VI, part 1 from the three parts talks about the country of England and how it lost French territories and the political wars that resulted in Wars of the Roses. Generally, England’s political system was affected by the jealousy and selfishness. The second historical event Henry VI part 2 shows the way the King did not influence his enemies, thus giving them power over England. The third historical event Henry VI part 3 deals with the horrific events that happen out of the conflict that the King had with his subjects. The trilogy of Henry VI is one of the most engaging and the most inspiring plays of Shakespeare.  In Henry VI, part 2, and Henry VI part 3, Shakespeare includes a rather large number of diverse commoner groups. As a result, the following paper will discuss if Shakespeare had an overall view…