Nursing Comparative Report

Running head: NURSING COMPARATIVE REPORT
Nursing Comparative Report
Name of the Student
Name of the University
Author Note

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NURSING COMPARATIVE REPORT
The first health issue identified in the expert’s analysis is the building of trust with
Paul as he his identity has been previously denied by the healthcare system. The person-
centred goal highlighted to resolve this issue include development of relationship with Paul in
order to built trust. According to Kingsley, Townsend, Henderson-Wilson and Bolam (2013)
aboriginal people residing in Australia experiences high level of health care disparity coming
in the form of social isolation, stigmatization and discrimination. This isolation increases
their level of depression and thereby hampering his health and well-being. The first issue of
the problem highlighted in the student’s analysis is also depression. However, the main
problem highlighted against it is eye problems due to cataract surgery and infection of
hepatitis C. Though, lack of proper vision and development of fatal disease infection
increases a sense of depression among the people, but in case of aboriginal people social
exclusion lack of proper identity are more prone in inflicting a sense of chronic depression.
This same concept has been highlighted in the second identified issue in the expert’s analysis.
The second issue highlights that social isolation along with temporary loss of vision and
feeling blue due o hepatitis C virus is increasing the sense of social isolation. The
interventions highlighted in order to manage the sense of depression in aboriginal Paul by the
student’s analysis highlighted the use of effective communication as person-centred goal.
However, management of lack of vision or hepatitis C infection cannot be done in a
significant manner via effective communication. The effective communication can help to
manage the sense of depression arising out of social isolation as highlighted in the
interventions and actions in the expert’s analysis and the same has been supported by the
research conducted by Coventry et al. (2014). In order manage the loss of vision and feeling
blue towards the development of Hepatitis B, proper community partnership and proper
assistance in the instrumental activities of living (IADL) is important as highlighted in the
expert’s analysis. The ISAP of the student highlights lack of proper knowledge about his