Evaluating subjectivity of the data- There is a need to understand contributing factors of poor management planning. A 10minutes Consultation style is a type of a patient education tool which has been embraced by most of the healthcare providers (Morton, 2017). First and foremost, creating a platform that promotes openness and in return, this prompts positive outcomes. “For the last 5 years, I have been living a healthy lifestyle, adhering to diet restriction and being faithful to only one sexual partner. Until now, I am still in utter shock, wondering how I contracted urinary tract infections.” Notably, there is an urge to ascertain the validity of this information; there is a possibility of biasness. Verification of the provided information becomes possible through delving into history of the patient’s present illness. In a clinical setting, a woman complaining of frequent burning upon urination and vaginal discharge for the past one week needs a timely pharmacological intervention; administration of proper antibiotics. For instance, was tubal ligation performed on the patient? A comprehensive examination enhances a possibility of pertinent diagnostics; differential diagnoses. In most instances, a registered nurse faces challenges upon administration of appropriate medication. In order to prevent high alert medical errors that are as a result of patients’ holding back crucial information, the NO TEARS tool creates a platform for asking specific questions, prompting patient’s compliance.

Conclusion

Until recent, improper administrations of antibiotics in the treatment of gonorrhea have continued to spark societal backlash. This is because, the bacteria has become resistance to antibiotics. With this trend, there is an urge for healthcare providers to form a workable alliance with bodies like CDC. In fact, the body has recommended dual therapy in the treatment, enhancing cultural competency (Reidy, 2017). Until today, the Center for Disease Control has continued to play a pivotal role in promoting wellness and healthiness to a society.

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