1,750 words essay from the case study: Jennifer, a 38 year old primipara, attends the Child Health Clinic with her four week old baby, Samuel and her partner of four years Michael. She is concerned that Samuel has not gained enough weights since his birth, and she is worried that she is not producing enough breast milk to meet his needs. Jennifer mentioned to the Child Helath Nurse tht Samuel seems to fuss around at the breast a lot and does not attach well. She has considered supplementing him with formula, particularly since she is due to return to fulltime work as an executive support officer in two week''s time and believe it will be difficult to continue to breasfeed Samuel then, anyway. Jennifer tells the Child Health Nurse that Michael is keen to take leave without pay and put his career as an academic on hold for 12 months to stay home to care for Samuel. He felt that this is an opportunity he did not have with his two adult children from his first marriage. The couple is financially stable and can afford to live on one income. Jennifer states that she is happy with his arrangement because she has not been coping well with Samuels constant demands and her lack of sleep. She is feeling very tired and reports to be irritable most of the time and is unsure how she will cope with these new demands in her life, or now the baby will impact on her relationship with Michaeal. Most of Jennife''s extended family members live internstate, and apart from Michael''s support in the evenings, Jennifer has felt quite islolated at home with Samuel and is looking forward to her return to work. Jeniifer does have a network of friends that are around her own age, but most of these women are busy with teenage children, and only one has visited since the birth of her baby. The Child Health Nurse has mentioned a parenting support group and Jennifer has considered attending this to learn more about caring for Samuel and to meet new people, but also wary that the group will comprise much younger women with whom she may have little in common. * Outline the specific family situation presented in the case study providing background information on the priority health issue identified. Pay particular attention to addressing the following: i) the impact of the health issue on the bio-psycho- social development of the child and/or family ii) relevant health or social policies (prevention or promotion strategies) within Australia to address the health iddue identified in the case study * Engage in a solution-orientated approach to identify the strengths of the family in your selected case study. Utilise the Australian Family Strengths Nursing Assessment Guide to identify. i) client or family competencies ii) client or family resources and capacities * Discuss the nurse''s role as healtcare provide i meeting client needs and encourage the family to capitalise on these strenthg to achive a positive health outcome within this family context. Referencing: At least 3-5 recent text books, from professional literature (which means information should be primarily sourced from authoritative sources such as recent government reports & amp; refereed journals, 12-15 research articles from refereed journals such as family nursing, neonatal, paediatric, midwife or social science journals. (N.B. Literature published more than 5 years is not considered to be recent). *** Please send essay through attachments on my email address provided, because I had a problem about retrieving the documents previously, I missed my due date last year because because I can''t open the document that you sent because I think I dont have same version of your computer (something like that), that was order #30000171 (nurse & amp; patients relationships) thank you. I hope i will get my essay in due time.