Entries by Daphne Hanson

Exacerbation of confusion postoperatively

Millicent, an 82-year-old female is 4 days status-post successful hip replacement surgery following a hip fracture that occurred when she fell off her sofa. She will require prolonged rehabilitation in a hospital setting. The patient has a history of mild dementia and is presently unable to feed herself due to an exacerbation of confusion postoperatively. […]

The SOPHE code of ethics

How would the SOPHE code of ethics apply to this scenario? You are the health education specialist for a large city hospital. Your supervisor has asked you to develop a program on “safer sex” practices for the gay and lesbian population. The program is to be made available to lesbian and gay groups in the […]

Development to resolve a healthcare administration issue

In order to develop an organized process that supports program development to resolve a healthcare administration issue or barrier, it is important to identify the resources, stakeholders, and outcomes. use the “Logic Model Template” and create detailed inputs, outputs, and outcomes for the identified healthcare administration issue or barrier. You may also refer to the […]

The risks associated with cardiovascular diseases

Goat milk contains a high nutrient profile compared to cow milk. The whey protein of goat milk is extensively studied which, therefore, is being considered incorporated into fruit beverages. Whey-fruit flavored beverages are subjective to reduce the risks associated with cardiovascular diseases. A research group recently developed a whey-orange flavored juice using microfiltration technology. Imagine […]

Traits of leadership

Select a healthcare leader of your choice and using the six key traits of leadership discussed widely in leadership research and/or the seven characteristics of innovative leaders discussed in Weberg & Davidson as a framework, appraise how your selected leader exemplifies these traits. This leader may be a local or national leader (see suggestions). To […]

Review of public health interventions and programs

1. Multi-level Theoretical Application Discussion about BREAST CANCER (please cited properly) -This section should provide an in-depth review of public health interventions and programs that have incorporated health behavior theories to address your group’s specific selected health behavior/issue. Programs/interventions that are reviewed can focus on prevention, screening, or management of your group’s assigned health behavior/issue.- 2. […]

Disease Control and Prevention

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have issued an advisory that the coming “flu season” is expected to be unusually severe. In response to this, the president of the medical staff has recommended that hospital staff, employees, and volunteers receive mandatory influenza immunizations. With exceptions for those who are allergic and anyone with […]

Nutrition Education and Behavior 

1. Another behavior that professionals aim to improve is the nutritional habits of young children. Many studies have evaluated the effectiveness of observational behavior on young children in regard to nutrition habits, such as fruit and vegetable consumption and nutritional literacy. One study published in the Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior evaluated the effectiveness of screen-based peer […]

Risk association between dietary fat intake

A case-control study design was utilized to investigate a possible risk association between dietary fat intake and pancreatic cancer. A group of 235 subjects with pancreatic cancer was identified from a regional tumor registry. Based on previous design considerations, a group of 515 age-matched subjects without pancreatic cancer were identified from a hospital discharge dataset […]