Pamela Dunwald,  Co-Founder

Pamela Dunwald

Co-Founder

Wisconsin

About

Pamela Dunwald is a top nurse in , Wisconsin. With a passion for the field and an unwavering commitment to their specialty, Pamela Dunwald is an expert in changing the lives of their patients for the better.

As a leader and expert in their field, Pamela Dunwald is passionate about enhancing patient quality of life and embodies the values of communication, safety, and trust when dealing directly with patients. In , Wisconsin, Pamela Dunwald is a true asset to their field and dedicated to the profession of medicine.

Education and Training

Marion College

Augustana School of Nursing 1983

Provider Details

English Your Nurse Advocate Consulting, LLC
Pamela Dunwald
Pamela Dunwald's Expert Contributions
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    I would certainly ask to have the cognitive test repeated while not under the influence of pain medications or sedatives such as Ativan. As we age, we can develop difficulty in metabolizing these types of medications. Often aging adults do not tolerate these. Each individual is different. I suggest a repeat of the cognitive evaluation. Pam cidc8aa33cefa534ac089d64ca4b1c552f1 Cell 2629450877httpcell20phone Toll Free 8883306976httpphone MYRN httpsyournurseadvocateconsulting.comhttpsyournurseadvocateconsulting.com Business Email pamyournurseadvocateconsulting.comhttpEmail httpEmail Digital Business Cardhttps1drv.msbs!AgJAjf7nDuYhg8QrxtjrRhw9S3dgYg?eocBSRc Your Nurse Advocate Consulting, LLC BoardCertified Patient Advocates Compassionate Care for Aging Adults, Peace of Mind for Adult Children. cidd8e03b59cc84435bbc9a96fe03d1b7fb cid9ab25c833d594f0898623d5500d1c536

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    First, I would ask the primary care doctor or pulmonologist for parameters for the oxygen level. Many COPD patients are good at 8892. There are some medical criteria to determine what is the best oxygen level for each individual with chronic lung disease. When the oxygen level gets too low that puts extra strain on the heart. The heart has to work harder to try and meet the oxygen demands of our body. Depending on the overall health of the individual they could tolerate a few hours in the 80s. The more immediate danger levels are when you hit the 70s. Hope this helps Get Outlook for iOShttpsaka.mso0ukef

Work Description / Areas of Expertise / Job Duties

  • Provide medical guidance for navigating complex healthcare systems, assistance with care planning and coordination, education about chronic conditions and treatment options, and support for aging individuals and their families.

What do you attribute your success to?

  • She has deep passion for the aging population.

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