You should respond to your peers by extending, refuting/correcting, or adding additional nuance to their posts. All replies must be constructive and use literature where possible.Faith Elizabeth Case Study 2Prenatal care is an extremely important factor in one’s healthcare during times of childbearing. Furthermore, preconception care can be equally as important, as it sets up women in child-bearing years for healthy pregnancies. As M.T. is preparing for the health fair, she can keep in mind that effective preconception care has been noted to benefit the health of women, infants, and families (Hussein et al., 2016). She should plan on educating these women and their partners on advice on nutrition, lifestyle, folate intake, smoking or alcohol use status, and potential screening for genetic diseases or diabetes (Hussein et al., 2016). A study conducted that educated a group of women, aged 18 to 45, to these previous topics found the participants to have a significant difference in total knowledge score on pregnancy-related risks and prevention between the intervention and control group in both women who had never been pregnant and those who had previously been pregnant (Hussein et al., 2016). This further shows that even though women could have a history of being pregnant, this does not mean that they shouldn’t be educated on preconception or prenatal topics, as there may be some knowledge gaps. Because M.T. sees clients from various socioeconomic and cultural backgrounds, she should also provide culturally-sensitive and specific education to the members of the healthcare, and offer local resources that could benefit members of all socioeconomic levels.Culture holds a great relevance to the process of development. The culture in which one is raised within brings upon different traditions, education, and lifestyle practices that varies within different cultures and households. Culture influences ones development, and as such, all children should not be held to the same milestone standards, as value may not be placed heavily on certain milestones and there may be different expectations among different cultures. Aspects of culture that may affect the timing of milestones include parent-child relationships, parents’ values and childrearing techniques, different socialization pressures and patterns, level of independence for the child, and value placed on traditions (Peterson & Slaughter, 2017, p. 28-30). Furthermore, there are even more variations within the family unit regarding how culture is applied during the child’s development, so milestones should not be strictly applied, but instead used as a frame of reference.Injury prevention interventions should be in place within the household regardless of the age of members in the house. This is even more important during the infancy period of a child’s life. From the time a baby is born until 6 months, some simple yet important items to own include a rear facing child passenger seat safely installed in each car, a non-recalled crib without parts that could pose a suffocation risk, and a baby-bath thermometer to use before placing the baby in a tub (Rady Children’s Hospital, 2021). Furthermore, babies should always be placed on their back to sleep, cribs should be free of toys, bottles, or blankets, babies should never be left unattended while bathing or on the changing table, and items that could pose a chocking risk should never be accessible to a baby (Rady Children’s Hospital, 2021). A piece of advice that M.T. can include in her education could be an encouragement for parents to crawl around their house and look around the rooms from their child’s perspective. All outlets at this level should include outlet safety covers, cushions and be placed on corners of the wall, and sharp objects or furniture should be removed. Furthermore, all cabinets at this level should also be free from potential poisons or medications and moved to higher cabinets that are not accessible to babies or small children. These are some simple interventions that any parent can accomplish before a new baby comes, and M.T. can help guide those at the health center by offering advice or even providing a checklist of safety interventions that should be in place.ReferencesHussein, N., Kai, J., & Qureshi, N. (2016). The effects of preconception interventions on improving reproductive health and pregnancy outcomes in primary care: a systematic review. European Journal of General Practice, 22(1), 42-52.Peterson, C. C., & Slaughter, V. (2017). Culture and the sequence of developmental milestones toward theory-of-mind mastery. Theory of mind development in context, 25-40.Rady Children's Hospital. (2021). Center for Healthier Communities. Retrieved April 15, 2021, from https://www.rchsd.org/programs-services/center-for...

HCAD 665 Strategic Issues in Healthcare LeadershipDiscussion 2R RQuestions – Instructions: Please answer using your own words in a minimum of 250, maximum 300 words (2 paragraphs). PER QUESTION 6 in total. Referenced with two (3) peer-reviewed journal articles or qualified text publish within the past five years and follow APA Manual 7th editions scholarly writing guidelines. APA in-text Citation formatting is required. When writing replies, please provide your experiences, new ideas, add probing questions to engage readers and new literature on the topic to enhance the learning opportunity.Questions:2.1. Considering G'SOTAddress ALL questions in part 1 in a minimum of 250, maximum 300 wordsConsider your current or a former organization (preferably a healthcare related entity).Without naming the organization, describe how it approached its Goals, Strategies, Objectives, and Tactics. Were they focused? Commonly understood?Effective?2.2. GovernanceAddress ALL questions in part 1 in a minimum of 250, maximum 300 wordsHow has the societal What is the role of the governing board in developing a strategic plan? Does it vary by organization, industry, or organization structure? Does the board review and approve or actually develop the strategic plan?2.3. Organizational StructureAddress ALL questions in part 1 in a minimum of 250, maximum 300 wordsWhat role does governance play in determining the structure of the organization?2.4 Fiduciary ResponsibilityAddress ALL questions in part 1 in a minimum of 250, maximum 300 wordsResearch the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (Pub.L. 107–204, 116 Stat. 745, enacted July 30, 2002), Richard Scrushy, and HealthSouth. What responsibility does the board hold in monitoring organizational activities, collectively and individually?2.5 Strategic MarketingAddress ALL questions in part 1 in a minimum of 250, maximum 300 wordsIdentify an organization in healthcare. This can be a provider entity, a payor, a professional society, an advocacy group, or government agency. or the chosen entity, describe the role marketing plays as a part of its strategic plan implementation. Areas to consider include strategy, marketing, advertising, health, product, or service line promotion, tools, and measurement.2.6. The Role of EthicsAddress ALL questions in part 1 in a minimum of 250, maximum 300 wordsWhile some healthcare institutions operate in isolation (e.g., rural critical access hospitals), others reside in highly competitive environments. Relative advantage can be a powerful discriminator, because empty beds or open appointments equal missed revenue, which undermine the viability of the institution. What is the role of ethics in strategic planning, marketing, and communications? Link your posts to a specific ethical code, e.g., http://www.shsmd.org/aboutus/codeofethics.shtml.ti... , financial? What is the best predictor of a successful plan?

ANSWER THE FOLLOWING1. Two transport technicians are in an elevator. A physician is standing in the corning texting on his phone. The physician is aware of the two technicians. One tech. says to the other, “You should have seen the patient I took to the mental health unit yesterday. She had curlers in her hair and said that aliens were communicating with her through her curlers”. The second tech. laughed and said, “You should have asked her if the aliens landed in area 51”. 2. An RN was searching through the electronic medical record at the hospital in which she worked. A co-worker came up and asked what she was doing. The RN replied, “My husband had his blood drawn a couple days ago, and I wanted to see what his results were”. Is this a HIPAA violation? Explain your answer. 3. Dr. Smart called the unit and asked the nurse to look up the patient’s current EKG results. The nurse notices that Dr. Payne is the physician assigned to the patient. Is this a HIPAA violation? Explain your answer. 4. Although the staff have been efficient and frequently attempting to meet the high demands of the patient, the patient has been complaining of the nurses each and every shift. The charge nurse talks to the nurse manager about the situation. Is this a HIPAA violation? Explain your answer. 5. A homeless woman and her 14-year-old daughter have been living on the streets for years. A man attempts to rape the daughter. The mother tries to stop the man. The man stabs and kills the mother. The daughter, fearing for her life, runs without looking where she is going. She is hit by a truck. On arrival to the hospital, the girl is intubated, and resuscitative efforts are implemented. After two days, it is determined the girl is brain dead. Unable to find next of kin, can the girl be made an organ donor? Explain your answer. 6. A woman who has a history of chronic back pain and has been using opioids for over 10 years, has been admitted with a stroke. Unable to understand what is said to her (receptive aphasia) or reply (expressive aphasia), the woman cannot tell the nurse if or when she is having pain. The patient can use her non-dominant hand. The doctor orders a PCA (patient-controlled-analgesic) pump. The family keep pushing the button to dispense pain medication. Is this an ethical dilemma? Explain your answer. 7. The 78-year-old patient has bone cancer with metastasis to the liver. The patient does not want extra-ordinary measures implemented in the event of cardiac or respiratory arrest. He wants to be a DNR. The family says he is depressed, and he should be a full code. Is this an ethical dilemma? Explain your answer. 8. A patient who is a poor historian, fails to tell the staff he is allergic to iodine. When the patient has a CT scan with contrast, the patient goes into antiphallic shock. Before the patient can be intubated, the patient dies. Is this an ethical dilemma? Explain your answer.