Nurs FPX 4900 Assessment 3 Assessing The Problem Technology Care Coordination and Community Resources Considerations

Assessment 3: Assessing the Problem: Technology, Care Coordination, and Community
Resources Considerations
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Evaluating the Issue: Technology, Care Coordination, and Community
Resources Considerations
This final project investigates the application of healthcare technology, care

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coordination, and community resources in addressing childhood obesity, focusing on a

10-year-old named John. The inquiry delves into how healthcare technologies can assist
John in his battle against obesity and improve his overall well-being. Additionally, it
assesses the significance of seamless care coordination in handling obesity and related
health issues in pediatric settings, emphasizing collaborative efforts across various
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healthcare disciplines to craft a comprehensive care plan for John. Lastly, it explores
potential local resources available to John and his family to combat obesity and
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promote healthier lifestyles. Each aspect will be thoroughly examined throughout this
endeavor.
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Analyzing the Impact of Healthcare Technologies on Clinical Obesity
Impact of Healthcare Technologies on John's Obesity
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Healthcare technologies, particularly telehealth and electronic health records systems
(EHRs), play critical roles in managing childhood obesity. Telehealth facilitates real-time
interaction between patients and their healthcare team, bridging communication gaps. It
allows for progress tracking, swift adjustment of care strategies, and personalized
feedback, fostering positive health behavior changes. EHRs consolidate patient
information, enabling informed decision-making and early detection of potential health
risks. Seamless data sharing in EHRs ensures an informed and effective treatment
approach, especially when involving multiple healthcare specialties. Moreover, EHRs
contribute to extensive databases for population-based interventions and research,
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informing evidence-based practices and health policy decisions. Telehealth and EHRs
significantly enhance obesity management by improving communication, real-time
response, data availability, and care coordination, ultimately leading to improved patient
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outcomes.
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Advantages and Disadvantages of Specific Technologies
While advanced technologies like telehealth and EHRs revolutionize healthcare, they
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come with implications. Telehealth enhances accessibility and cost-effectiveness but
relies on user technical aptitude and may encounter technical issues. EHRs offer
comprehensive health history access, improving care quality, but are associated with
potential data security risks and high implementation costs. Recognizing these
advantages and disadvantages is essential to maximize the benefits of healthcare
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technologies.
Consistency of Technology Use in Nursing Practice

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Technology, particularly telehealth and mobile health applications, is integral to modern

nursing practice. Telehealth enables consistent contact beyond clinical environments,
managing chronic conditions like obesity through regular check-ins and health
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education. Mobile health applications allow patients to self-monitor behaviors, fostering

patient involvement in their healthcare journey. Despite challenges, the Electronic Health
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Record (EHR) system efficiently documents and retrieves patient data, facilitating
interdisciplinary collaboration essential in obesity management. While challenges exist,
technology optimization enhances healthcare, with challenges seen as opportunities for
improvement.
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Care Coordination and Utilization of Community Resources
Care coordination entails collaborating with various healthcare providers to ensure

comprehensive and consistent care for patients. It is vital for chronically ill patients like
those with obesity, offering improved health outcomes and reducing healthcare costs.
Community resources, such as fitness centers and nutritional support groups,
contribute to obesity management by providing a supportive structure, making
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interventions more accessible. Identifying and addressing barriers to care coordination
and community resource utilization are essential for an efficient healthcare system.
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Nursing Practice Standards and Policies for Healthcare Technology, Care
Coordination, and Use of Community Resources
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Nursing practice standards and policies significantly influence the use of technology,
care coordination, and community resource utilization. The American Nurses
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Association (ANA) supports the use of healthcare technology, emphasizing patient
privacy. HIPAA guidelines safeguard the security and confidentiality of health
information, aligning with ANA standards for patient-centered care coordination. Nurses
are encouraged to identify and connect with community resources, ensuring patient
consent and privacy. Ethical principles, including autonomy and beneficence, guide
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decisions in adopting health technologies, care coordination, and community resource

utilization.
Conclusion
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Effectively addressing clinical obesity in children like John requires a comprehensive

approach involving technology, care coordination, and community resources. Adhering
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to nursing ethics and professional standards ensures patient-centered care,

safeguarding patient rights and interests. Awareness and implementation of local, state,
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and federal policies further contribute to the efficiency and effectiveness of patient care.
In summary, the integration of technology, care coordination, and community resources,
guided by ethical standards and policies, ensures not only patient safety but also the
potential for improved long-term health outcomes for individuals like John.
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Assessment 3: Assessing the Problem: Technology, Care Coordination, and Community

This final project investigates the application of healthcare technology, care

coordination, and community resources in addressing childhood obesity, focusing on a

Analyzing the Impact of Healthcare Technologies on Clinical Obesity

Impact of Healthcare Technologies on John's Obesity

Consistency of Technology Use in Nursing Practice

Technology, particularly telehealth and mobile health applications, is integral to modern

education. Mobile health applications allow patients to self-monitor behaviors, fostering

Care coordination entails collaborating with various healthcare providers to ensure

decisions in adopting health technologies, care coordination, and community resource

Effectively addressing clinical obesity in children like John requires a comprehensive

to nursing ethics and professional standards ensures patient-centered care,

management, analysis, and prospects. Journal of Big Data, 6(1), 1–25.

Nutrition and Physical Activity, 20(1). https://doi.org/10.1186/s12966-023-01424-2

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