Address the identified needs that prompted your inquiry

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Question: Discuss the individual and/or community needs as it relates to the reason for your capstone research inquiry. Why do you believe your research inquiry/findings will address the identified needs that prompted your inquiry?

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Human service and social support agencies : What referrals to other human service and social support agencies did you provide to clients? How did nursing contribute to or utilize these databases?

How this condition can affect the client and their quality : pathophysiology of the disease. Remember to use the vocabulary everyone in the group understands' 2. signs and symptoms some might experience

Canadian health care users with poor lifestyle choices : Do you think Canadian health care users with poor lifestyle choices, including morbid obesity and smoking should pay more for healthcare coverage.

How would your treatment plan change : How would your treatment plan change if your client admitted to food insecurity? What resources are available in your community that would be useful for senior

Address the identified needs that prompted your inquiry : Discuss the individual and/or community needs as it relates to the reason for your capstone research inquiry. Why do you believe your research inquiry

How can nurses ensure that older adults have access : How can nurses ensure that older adults have access to affordable and adequate community resources while living in poverty

Argue the pros and cons of evidence-based practice : Argue the pros and cons of evidence-based practice, why would foucs on EBP be good for the discipline of nursing? How can barriers to the use of EBP be overcome

Maintain a healthy lifestyle that includes regular exercise : Family members or a need to work part-time, decrease his ability to maintain a healthy lifestyle that includes regular exercise, rest, and good nutrition

Emergency management of patients with heat stroke : Compare and contrast the emergency management of patients with heat stroke, frostbite, and hypothermia

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