Discussion:
Part One - Your Discussion Thread Post: So now, let's take your topic and the theory that you think will be the theoretical framework for your work. You might change your mind by the time you write your paper, but this assignment is so that you receive feedback from your peers. For this discussion post you will do the following:
1. List your topic question in the PICO format.
2. Identify the significance of your problem area.
3. Identify which theorist would work with your topic question and support your decision with evidence from the literature you have been reading.
4. Remember to cite your references. NO QUOTES in the discussion. List your references in APA format.\
Answers: (Need to elaborate) #1 is the correct PICO Format
1. What is the evidence that adequate training of medical center personnel couple with Naloxone injection packs will improve outcomes of over-dose incidents in the medical community centers?
2. The number of opioid overdoses have increased over the last decade
3. Dorothea E. Orem: Known as the Self-Care Theory, Orem's vision of health is a state characterized by wholeness of developed human structures and of bodily and mental functioning. It includes physical, psychological, interpersonal and social aspects. Her major assumptions included that people should be self-reliant and responsible for their own care and the care of others in their family. She said that a person's knowledge of potential health problems is necessary for promoting self-care behaviors. Orem defined nursing as an art, a helping service and a technology.
Part 2: Discussion #3 Replies: You will reply to one post. You will not be able to see other posts until you initiate your post.
Replies to posts will focus on why you think their theoretical framework selection is appropriate or if you think another theory would work. You may suggest a new theory for that student colleague to consider. You must support your answer either way with supportive literature evidence using appropriate APA citations and formatted references.