Negotiation and Patient Status in Relation to Patient Education

Negotiation in Nursing
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Negotiation in Nursing
Question 1
Negotiation refers to a patient-centered approach where the client and health care professionals engage in a discussion to reach a mutual agreement regarding the patient's treatment. Negotiation enables doctors and patients to engage in the patients' education, including the patient's lifestyle, personal plans, and treatment strategies (YE, 2020, p. 63). It helps doctors eliminate patients' misconceptions regarding particular treatments.
Question 2
Over the years, patients' status has changed because as people age, they understand the importance of living a healthy lifestyle to avoid sicknesses. Also, in today's world, patients can research the internet information regarding their health issues (YE, 2020, p. 67). The increased patient awareness has led to improved health as a health care professional can negotiate health care plans and healthy lifestyles through the internet.
Question 3
Some benefits of negotiation include improving working relationships between the patient and health care professionals due to mutual understanding. It also allows flexibility in decision-making hence reducing risks (YE, 2020, p. 78). Cons of negotiating include that nurses cannot rely on what a patient says to be accurate. The nurses are also not assured that the patients would genuinely stick to the plan.
Question 4
A patient's contract shows the terms of the agreement between the patient and the health care professional. The patient's contract should specify the formation date, general security specifications, rules for protecting the customer's health, and the parties' obligations regarding healthcare provision (YE, 2020, p. 56). The terms for client collaboration, pricing, consideration, and insurance reimbursement must be clearly defined in the paper.
Question 5
The aging of those born during the 1960s baby boom is one of the most pressing economic and healthcare challenges today. According to surveys, there will be 61 million persons over 70 years worldwide by 2030 (Lissitsa & Laor, 2021, p. 89). The data forces clinics to take responding measures towards dealing with old age.
Question 6
The majority of healthcare professionals are young experts who have sufficient professional integrity but a worldview that is shaped by globalization. The young health care professionals ...