1. Nursing role in caring for patients.
Nursing role in caring for patients.Nursing role in caring for patients.Topic 1: Community-
Based NursingNursing services play an important role in caring for patients and families in
the community and providing them the support they need. For patients with problems
ranging from chronic health conditions to need of elder care, nursing has proved itself an
important part of the healthcare team. In fact, many people now prefer sending their elderly
parents to a daycare for nursing, rather than to a long-term care facility.For this topic,
interview a community-based nurse or nurse practitioner who sees individuals in the home
setting. Describe the nurse’s responses to the following questions:What are your job
responsibilities?Does a correlation exist between your job description and your
practice?Are you involved in policy formulation that affects client services?Do you belong to
a professional organization related to your current job position?Topic 2: Economics of
Health CareThe cost of healthcare in the U.S. is often discussed by the press. Trends in
healthcare spending are determined by public and private decisions about health care
delivery and reflect the values and beliefs of society and policy makers.Compare the
distribution of healthcare expenses for 2017.https://www.cms.gov/research-statistics-
data-and-systems/statistics-trends-and-
reports/nationalhealthexpenddata/nationalhealthaccountshistorical (Nation’s health
dollar: where it came from and where it went with those of 2011 [see textbook]).Write a
summary of your findings and their meaning in terms of health care spending. Use below as
references please:Title:Transcultural Health CareAuthor:Larry D. PurnellEdition:4Copyright
Date:2013-01-01Publisher:F. A. Davis CompanyISBN:9780803637054Title:Public Health
NursingAuthor:Marcia Stanhope; Jeanette LancasterEdition:10Copyright
Date:2020Publisher:Elsevier – Health Sciences
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