A researcher conducted a study with 5 participants over 4 years examining the development of HIV.  Use the table below to answer the question in bold. Question: What is the cumulative incidence rate for the disease?   Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Total P1 – +     1 P2 – – – – 4 P3 – – +   2 P4 – +     1 P5 – – – + 3

Use the Community health improvement process (CHIP) diagram BELOW to answer the following question in bold: A nurse has collected data from the community and has identified an issue that is of significance for improvement of community health and which the individuals in the community also feel is a problem. What is the next phase in the process?

Case Study: School Health. Give an example of an intervention to be implemented for the following problem using the PICO framework. Outcomes must be appropriate and measurable. Provide your answer in the space below.   Write in P (Population or Patient or Problem):

  Epidemiology Case Study: Given the following case study answer the question below in bold You are a nurse on a cruise, several people came to the ship’s health care provider with GI symptoms. Based on the increased numbers of those with vomiting, diarrhea, stomach cramps, and fevers, it was decided there was an outbreak of norovirus. The nurse and the provider put out a notice of precautions as to prevent further cases of the virus. They then began an investigation to find the source of the contamination. A total of 921 of the 4,564 passengers on board were affected with the norovirus within the seven-day cruise period.  Additionally, 65 of the 1, 200 crew members also came down with the virus.   An investigation took place to track the source of the norovirus. Question: Since the agent, environment, and host are known, it will be important for the medical staff to determine one piece of the epidemiologic triad not given in the case study to address the problem on the cruise ship. What is that component?

Use the information provided in the following case study to the question in bold   Information Obtained During the First Visit/Encounter:             Julie B., 18 years old, was referred to the public health nursing clinic. She and her mother live in a remote area of the county. She is 20 weeks pregnant, her blood pressure is 140/92, and her weight was 170 pounds. Her reported height was 5’4”. She gained 30 pounds since becoming pregnant. The nurse arranged for transportation and a first appointment at the tribal health clinic the next day where she would receive medical care and other services such as prenatal classes and medications. The nurse referred Julie to a local food pantry, and the clinic’s Women, Infant, and Children’s program (WIC) and a nutritionist for detailed instructions about her prescribed diet. Julie and the nurse discussed her experiences with children and her feelings about pregnancy and parenthood. They also discussed healthy pregnancy, parenting, community resources, and sources of support during future meetings scheduled at the clinic and Julie’s home.     Question: Give an example of another intervention (from the intervention wheel) that the nurse utilized with Julie. Provide you answer in the space below.

The nurse asked the parent how they use the car seat with their 2-year-old. Which response alerts the nurse to the need for education?

A researcher conducted a study with 5 participants over 4 years examining the development of HIV.  Use the table below to answer the question in bold. Question: What is the cumulative incidence rate for the disease?   Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Total P1 – +     1 P2 – – – – 4 P3 – – +   2 P4 – +     1 P5 – – – + 3

Use the Community health improvement process (CHIP) diagram BELOW to answer the following question in bold: A nurse has collected data from the community and has identified an issue that is of significance for improvement of community health and which the individuals in the community also feel is a problem. What is the next phase in the process?

Use the information provided in the following case study to the question in bold   Information Obtained During the First Visit/Encounter:             Julie B., 18 years old, was referred to the public health nursing clinic. She and her mother live in a remote area of the county. She is 20 weeks pregnant, her blood pressure is 140/92, and her weight was 170 pounds. Her reported height was 5’4”. She gained 30 pounds since becoming pregnant. The nurse arranged for transportation and a first appointment at the tribal health clinic the next day where she would receive medical care and other services such as prenatal classes and medications. The nurse referred Julie to a local food pantry, and the clinic’s Women, Infant, and Children’s program (WIC) and a nutritionist for detailed instructions about her prescribed diet. Julie and the nurse discussed her experiences with children and her feelings about pregnancy and parenthood. They also discussed healthy pregnancy, parenting, community resources, and sources of support during future meetings scheduled at the clinic and Julie’s home.     Question: Give an example of another intervention (from the intervention wheel) that the nurse utilized with Julie. Provide you answer in the space below.

Use the CHIP Diagram to answer the question below in bold. Looking at the CHIP process, the portion of the process entitled “analysis and implementation cycle” is most synonymous with which phase(s) of the nursing process?