10895This assignment dives deep into the assessment of your community. Utilize the template provided to complete a community assessment data generation. Steps: Access template below and use it to complete this assignment. Review the questions listed. Analyze the data you have collected. Complete the form by answering all the questions. Use...
10886Reviewing the Cengage – Biostatistics book, explain the following concepts and how they apply to healthcare with examples: Correlation, Causality, Mean, Mean, Standard Deviation, Sample; regression, probability analysis, median, mode....
10885In OpenEMR, run the following reports and graphs (using the patient data you have created) (you will need to fill in the data before the report can be generated) Reports • Quotes • Patient lists • Prescriptions and Medication Dispensing • References • Vaccines • Calculations of clinical measurements • Calculations of clinical...
10884Visit ONC | Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (healthit.gov) and prepare an evaluation of your findings. Specifically, consider the following: Federal Health IT Strategic Plan 2020-2025 National Health IT Priorities for Research: A Policy and Development Agenda Strategy on Reducing Burden Relating to the...
10882Once a potential project has been identified, the student will fill out the Student Commitment and Site Information form & Proposed Project Plan below and submit it to this assignment link. Student and identified liaison need to sign the form prior to submission. These forms must...
10881Do you know if community health nurses are a part of a local Red Cross branch located by you? If so, what is their role? If not, how do you think they could be a part of this team?...
10872Please respond to a minimum of 2 peers. Include in your response the following: Ask a peer an open-ended question about their understanding of emergency response as it related to the nursing profession. Contrast the identified community or organization emergency responses to those available in your own...