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Nursing Research the Chinese Culture
Topic: (nursing)research the Chinese culture then write an essay of 1000 words on caring for a patient from this culture
Order Description
You are a student undergoing your practical rotation at one of the leading hospitals in Perth. Your Clinical Supervisor has asked you to research the culture of a patient you are providing care for.
Mr. Kim Seng Lim, a 75-year-old Chinese man, has been admitted to the hospital complaining of chest pains. He migrated from Singapore to Australia, after the death of his wife. Mr. Lim lives in Perth with his son and family
In this assessment, students are asked to research the Chinese culture. Write an essay of 1000 words on caring for a patient from this particular culture. Students are advised to use the lecture notes as a guide. Please be mindful that the lecture notes cannot be used as a reference. It is most important for students to highlight what a health professional must take into account for caring for the patient in the hospital. Consider the following: • How this cultural group understands life processes; • How this cultural group defines health and illness; • What this cultural group does to maintain wellness; • What this cultural group believes to be the causes of illness; • How do traditional healers cure and care for members of this cultural group and • How the cultural background of the nurse influences the way in which care is delivered.
Presentation 5% Follow the Undergraduate Assignment Guidelines to guide format including a? Cover page fully completed; available on Moodle? title page,? contents page;? correct font, 12 Times Roman as discussed in Lecture 2? correct margins; Left & right margin:3.5cm wide, top & bottom:2.5cm ? correct paragraph format;? correct line spacing;? stay within word limit;? Footer: from page 1 of essay include name, student no., pg. no. ? whole document submitted through Turnitin as a .docx. ? Hardcopy to be handed in class with assignment cover page and marking criteria
TITLE PAGE
Student Name: Your Name Student No: Your Student No Lecturer’s Name: Jacinta Joseph Submission Date: 26 April 2016
Assignment Question
Chinese Culture
Content page
Introduction
? Clear introduction, generally introducing the? topic, including what the assignment is about? and what it will cover. (1st paragraph) Assignment purpose & Structure of the essay explained? Introduced topic generally (2nd paragraph)? Brief background information and significance of the topic included? Relevant definitions included? No conclusions stated in the introduction ? In-text referencing included where necessary (2nd paragraph)
Conclusion
? Restated purpose of essay and summaries of main points. No new information. ? Need to summarise all the main points identified in the essay. ? No new information must be included? No in-text reference in conclusion
Reference page
? Alphabetical order? Single line spacing? Correct end-text referencing format? Please ensure in-text matches your end-text. If not, the plagiarism penalty applies.
References– APA
? Follow the ECU 14th edition referencing guide for: Correct format for in-text references; correct format for end-text reference;? Evidence of current reading includes a variety of resources? textbooks,? journals,? credible health websites – .gov, .edu, .org only. ? Do all references need to be less than 7 years old. ? Essay length: 1000 words
Writing skills
? Logical and clear format; written in full, well-structured sentences;? Correct spelling (Australian);? Correct grammar? Use of the third person only. ? Use paraphrasing; any direct quotes followed by a paraphrase to explain the quote.