Adapting Emergency Services to Communication Changes
Recent survey data on your community indicates 30 percent of residents no longer maintain traditional landline phone service, but rather exclusively use a mobile cellular or smartphone as their sole form of communication. However, 100 percent of residents expect a response to 9-1-1 emergency calls regardless of type of phone service. Analyze the problem(s) associated with this scenario, as well as alternatives available to the local Public Service Answering Points (PSAP)Deliverables:
You should respond with one main post, and two responses to your peers. Your main post should be detailed in response to the prompts, proofread for spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Peer responses should be 100-200 words, demonstrating how you agree, disagree or clarifying a question. Additionally, remember to cite any outside references in APA Format.
You should respond with one main post, and two responses to your peers. Your main post should be detailed in response to the prompts, proofread for spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Peer responses should be 100-200 words, demonstrating how you agree, disagree or clarifying a question. Additionally, remember to cite any outside references in APA Format.
Week 4 Readings & Resources
Readings & Resources
Course textbook:
Ryan K. Baggett, C. S. (2017). Homeland Security Technologies for the 21st Century . Santa Barbra, Ca.: Praeger Security International .
Chapter Nine: Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive (CBRNE) Detection
Chapter Ten: Public Safety Communications: The Technology behind the Call
Chapter Elven: Mobile Communication and Decision Support Applications
Adapting Emergency Services to Communication Changes
The extensive body of scientific research suggests that controlling hyperphosphatemia in hemodialysis patients should be approached from multiple angles. This strategy ought to consist of:
1. Frequent Interventions in Education: Provide hemodialysis patients with individualized teaching sessions on a regular basis that emphasize phosphate management, the value of following dietary guidelines, and the correct use of phosphate binders. Using strategies for behavioral modification can improve adherence even further.
2. Dietitian-Led Counseling: Include routine counseling sessions with dietitians in the hemodialysis patient’s usual care regimen. These meetings ought to center on customized meal planning, overcoming individual adherence obstacles, and offering ongoing encouragement and support.
1. Frequent Interventions in Education: Provide hemodialysis patients with individualized teaching sessions on a regular basis that emphasize phosphate management, the value of following dietary guidelines, and the correct use of phosphate binders. Using strategies for behavioral modification can improve adherence even further.
2. Dietitian-Led Counseling: Include routine counseling sessions with dietitians in the hemodialysis patient’s usual care regimen. These meetings ought to center on customized meal planning, overcoming individual adherence obstacles, and offering ongoing encouragement and support.
3. Use of Effective Phosphate Binders: As part of the hyperphosphatemia treatment plan, provide effective phosphate binders such sevelamer or lanthanum carbonate. Make sure that medications are customized to the unique requirements of each patient and modified in response to routine serum phosphate level monitoring.
4. Monitoring and Support: To guarantee patient adherence to recommended therapies, set up a mechanism for routinely checking serum phosphate levels and offer continuing assistance to patients. Include feedback channels so that treatment programs can be modified as needed.
5. Lastly, interdisciplinary Approach: To provide complete care and guarantee that all facets of phosphate management and dietary adherence are handled cooperatively, promote an interdisciplinary approach comprising nephrologists, dietitians, nurses, and pharmacists. APA