Confidentiality Assessment

In addition to mental health issues Ms. Conley has a history of Hypertension. It is recommended that Ms. Conley participate in mental health support skills building services for at least 5-10 hours per week to assist her with managing symptoms associated with her mental health diagnosis, reducing the risk of hospitalization, increase pro-social behavior, eliminate suicidal behavior and assist with connecting with other community

Tara has no diagnosed mental health disorders on file. She denies any usage of drugs or alcohol, however her foster care mother has stated that on multiple occasion Tara’s has returned home intoxicated while out with her 25-year-old boyfriend. Tara has two siblings, a younger brother (Theo Jones) and an older brother (Dan Jones), whom she has indicated that the latter has sexually abused her from the age of 9 until age of 11 when her mother

Bella 's life before the murder was far from what any little girl should have to live through. In 2012 her mom Rachelle was a 36 year old and homeless drug addict and prostitute. She went to court and tried to get out of going to prison. On the day Bond went to court she had one saving grace which she hoped would keep her out of prison, being pregnant with little baby Bella. She was hoping to go back to rehab but in fact was sent to prison.

Ms. Lucas is a 21 year old female who presented to the ED with acute anxiety and symptoms of psychosis such as paranoia, and visual hallucinations. Ms. Lucas reports seeing people today that she describes as "ghost". Ms. Lucas reports recently being release from a hospital and not being complaint with her medications since her discharge. She reports depressive symptoms as: feeling of hopelessness, worthlessness, tearful, guilt, anger, and experiencing insomnia. Ms. Lucas denies suicidal ideations, homicidal ideations, and auditory hallucinations.

Subutex is a synthetic drug that wouldn’t show up in a drug screen. Christine received prenatal care. Christine is currently in room 302. Jill had a brief encounter with Christine due to her becoming argumentative. Christine stated she last used marijuana three months ago; she denied the allegations.

Per documentation she has not been taking medications, answering the phone when called, not eating, and bathing. Mrs. Jones has a history of non compliance. Mrs. Jones reports denies suicidal ideation, homicidal ideation, and symptoms of psychosis. She reports

(C. 19,20) It is very suspicious, that for two months the ISP could not find Eliza work, but after she filed a complaint with the EEO’s Office, the ISP was able to find her a job in less than 10 days. Because it took the ISP a short time to find her a job after they claimed for two months that there were no jobs available, it is clear that there was a suspiciously short time between Eliza’s complaint and the adverse

Her clinic was spread verbally and helped aid more than four hundred women total in the ten days it was operating (Posts about Comstock Law on Margaret Sanger Paper Project). This clinic eventually got shut down ten days later by the police (Feldt). After a few more attempts of reopening the clinic, the police say Margaret Sanger’s actions as a nuisance and requested that she would be evicted by her landlord. Sanger was convicted and was proposed a temporary sentence if she promised not to repeat her actions that got her into the mess she made previously prior to her arrested, but she ended up refusing to compel to the promise. As a result of her declining to make the promise, she was given an option of a fine or a jail sentence.

The patient expresses that his motivation to stop drinking is not strong even with his wife concerns towards his habit.

No shield numbers or name plates where visible in the video. Additionally, the complainant is not seen in the video, you can only hear his voice. No violations of Department rules or procedures are observed in the video. Conferrals Conducted:

The policies and procedures should address the following areas that include, effective communication among various entities in the organization, education and training program for the every department, and most especially the HIM department, implementation of communication channel within the HIM department and other department in the organization, procedures for appropriate disciplinary action/corrective measures, and auditing/monitoring system. Furthermore, the policies and procedures should outline specific action plans that should be followed in the HIM department; the policies and procedures will be fashioned to adhere the guidelines and recommendations of major accrediting and professional organizations such as the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA), the American Hospital Association (AHA), and National Center for Health Statistics. The issue of medical record availability should be addressed to specify the document requirements necessary for effective coding practice, and also the establishment of the role of physician advisor should be considered in order provide guidance on coding issue and to act as liaison between medical staff and the HIM department. Additionally, as part of the effort to address the coding issues, the HIM coordinator should set goals that will guarantee 100% coding accuracy report and less

During the time of the abuse, June made two suicide gestures, including overdosing on pills and an attempt to cut her wrists with a razor. At that time, June was taken to an Accident and Emergence room, but she did not receive any treatment for depression. At the age of 13 she was put into a residential facility for young people with mental health illnesses where she lived until the age of 18 when she transitioned to adult service where I worked with her. Below are some of the question I asked myself about my intervention on this case 1. How would the I engage June and conduct mental status exam, including exploration of depression and suicidality?

This is for documentation as to reason why my daughter Cadence Lookabill has had so many unexcused absenses. Cadence has struggled with chronic allergies for years and with those allergies she has a lot of mucus which causes vomiting and diarrhea. I have taken her to the doctor for these issues and they just send her home saying there is nothing they can do, so I didn’t take her on those days. If she had strep throat or any other illness I did. Cadence was given notes for the dates in question, she did not get the notes to the appropriate person and after she failed to give them those notes she threw them away.

Ms. Cardiello is a 40 year old individual, who was born in Manhattan and raised in Franklin Square. She graduated from a joint high school, Carey and Sewanhaka high school in 1992. She continued her education at Nassau Community College where she obtained an Associate in Liberal Arts. She indicated following her degree from Nassau she received an academic scholarship to Dowling College where she graduated in 1996 with a degree in psychology and a teaching certification. She indicated that she has not had a stable work because she has been in court for many years and it has affected her ability to work full time.

Ms. Davis has been compliant with her medications since her accident and only has gotten refills as scheduled by her prescription. At the last visit, Ms. Davis mentioned she had run out of her 60 pill supply of oxycodone that was prescribed and that she needs a refill because her pain is preventing her from performing household chores. She thinks her son might be stealing her medication considering that she has not taken more than the recommended dosages. After her physician spoke with her about ways to prevent her son from taking her medication and the consequences of her son taking her medication, Ms. Davis refuses to take any action against her