In nursing, ethical obligations are derived from the nature of the work, relationship with patients, and moral nurses’ obligations to provide care to vulnerable populations. The nurse – patient relationships primarily arise from nurses’ responsibilities to help patients and their families through difficult times. Providing care, health care professionals confront ethical decisions every day.... read more

In the modern – day world, widely accepted assumptions about intimacy and sexuality in later life are being challenged. The authors provide profound research arguing that that the desire for closeness and sex can endure for a lifetime. Considering the limitations of research on sexual activity of older adults, health care professionals cannot adequately identify and satisfy the needs of olde... read more

Question1

Traditionally, the federalism in the U.S. implied that the states had the power and authority аs sovereign nations (Feldstein, 2006). Therefore, healthcare regulation was a prerogative of the state level of government. The jurisdiction over physicians, nurses, and other health care professionals, as well as hospitals and ... read more

One of the patients in the Midwifery Department was a girl under 16 years old. This particular patient came with significant problems of health related, social, family, and economic character – the patient came from a poor family and low income of her parents did not allow her to nourish in the appropriate way during her pregnancy.

The patient did not have any stable social bac... read more

Abstract

Childhood obesity is a problem of national importance and it requires urgent solutions because if it is disregarded, it will obviously lead to dreadful consequences both fro separate individuals and for the society as a whole. The problem of overweight was caused by several reasons such as consumption of unhealthy food an... read more