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
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Improving Pediatric Obesity Management: Embracing a Comprehensive Framework
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This study investigates the integration of healthcare technology, care coordination, and
community resources to tackle childhood obesity, with a specific focus on a 10-year-old child
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named John. It explores how healthcare technologies can support John's obesity management
and overall well-being, the significance of seamless care coordination in addressing
obesity-related health issues, and the potential utilization of local resources available to John
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and his family. Each aspect is thoroughly examined throughout this endeavor.
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Introduction:
Childhood obesity presents significant health challenges, necessitating a multifaceted approach
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for effective management. This paper delves into the integration of healthcare technology, care
coordination, and community resources in addressing this issue, with John's case as a focal
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point. It analyzes the impact of healthcare technologies on clinical obesity, including their
advantages, disadvantages, and their application in nursing practice. Additionally, it discusses
the importance of care coordination and the utilization of community resources in pediatric
obesity management, while considering nursing practice standards and policies governing these
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aspects.
Healthcare Technology in Clinical Obesity Management:

Healthcare technologies, particularly telehealth and electronic health records (EHRs), play
pivotal roles in managing childhood obesity. Telehealth facilitates real-time interaction, progress
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tracking, and personalized feedback, while EHRs consolidate patient information, enabling
informed decision-making and data sharing among healthcare specialties. Despite their
benefits, these technologies pose challenges such as technical issues and data security risks.
Care Coordination and Community Resource Utilization:

Effective care coordination involves collaborative efforts among healthcare providers to ensure
comprehensive care for patients like John. Community resources, such as fitness centers and
nutritional support groups, contribute to obesity management by providing a supportive
structure. Identifying and addressing barriers to care coordination and community resource
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utilization are crucial for optimizing patient care.
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Nursing Practice Standards and Policies:
Nursing practice standards and policies significantly influence the utilization of technology, care
coordination, and community resources. Adhering to ethical principles, patient privacy
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regulations, and professional standards ensures patient-centered care and guides
decision-making in adopting healthcare technologies and utilizing community resources.
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Conclusion:
A comprehensive approach integrating technology, care coordination, and community resources
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is indispensable for effectively managing childhood obesity. Upholding nursing ethics and
professional standards, along with awareness of relevant policies, ensures patient safety and
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potentially improved long-term health outcomes for individuals like John. Integration of these
elements offers a promising avenue for combating pediatric obesity and promoting healthier
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lifestyles.
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Assessment 3: Assessing the Problem: Technology, Care Coordination, and Community

Healthcare Technology in Clinical Obesity Management:

Care Coordination and Community Resource Utilization:

Practitioners, 17(2), 218–221. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.nurpra.2020.09.013

Capabilities, features, barriers, and applications. Sensors International, 2(2).

challenges. Egyptian Informatics Journal, 22(2), 177–183.

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