How state Board Nursing Practice Standards and/or Organizational or Governmental policies could affect a Quality of Care and Actions to Combat the Challenge of Diabetes among the African American Communities

 

According to Brunt and Russell (2018) the state board of nursing

practices plays an influential role in guiding nurses and other care providers

in promoting the quality and outcome of care given to African-American

communities facing diabetes. According to Brunt and Russell (2018) the first

standard (effective diagnosis is among the critical state board of nursing

practices promoting the safety of care for the identified families and

communities. At the same time, other standard nursing practice promoting

the quality and outcome of care for the community includes standards 2, 3,

4, 5, and 6 which include diagnosis, outcome identification, planning,

implementation, and evaluation. According Brunt and Russell (2018)

community and patients assessment are fundamental in identifying the

nursing and other resources, programs, and intervention needed to promote

the outcome of care for African-American communities living with diabetes.

According to Golden et al. (2017) governmental policies including

Affordable Care Act is among the critical framework supporting the quality

and accessibility of are among African-American diabetic communities. The

Affordable Care Act is a federally constituted policy that promotes the

accessibility to affordable insurance coverage.