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    mental health parity, or lack thereof. Although strides have been made through legislature to correct the disparities in mental health care, the field and its patients continue to be plagued by inadequate access and resources as well as an unrelenting stigma. According to the American Nurses Association (ANA), nearly a quarter of American adults experience a diagnosable mental disorder in a given year. The ANA also states that individuals who struggle with a mental disorder have poorer health…

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    The health care system in America is very diverse with different races and cultural groups from a different part of the world. We also have a lot of vulnerable patients from low-income families and people of color; as nurses, we have the duty and responsibilities to advocate for these patients fairly with no discrimination to provide them with the care they need. The purpose of this discussion post is to describe ethical dilemma, health disparities and the current population health, discuss the…

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    It seems the recent changes in the health care system will help test the organizational structure of the hospitals structure in the US. The only way for a national health care reform to succeed is to empower two of the most key players: the patients and the nurses, because nurses are the front liner in implanting the changes whether they initiate it or it comes from outside. With the patient determination act, we have seen a change of power from health care professional to the patient who…

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    the biggest issues in many health care organizations in the united states. It has a direct relationship with the poor patient outcomes and unstable health care system. In our department as we all noticed that every month we have to provide orientation to the new nurses and other health care providers, which has a negative impact on the health status of patients. Old staffs are more experienced than new staffs so they have better skills and knowledge to deal with health care challenges so it is…

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    encompassing social, emotional and relationship needs, as well as difficulties which they may have. I stated that any questions they prefer not to answer would be up to them, all the information is kept secure and only individuals assigned to their care will have access to the information. I found that went asking a question from the assessment form, the…

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    When I was little child back in Africa, I have always wanted to enter the health sector because I have heard and noticed that many pregnant women go the hospital to deliver; is either they come back alive, lose their babies or both of them die in the process of delivering and I wonder to myself that what can I do to help them. So as time went on, I grew up and decided to enter the health sector and become a midwife; in order to assist pregnant women to deliver their babies and teach them the…

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    safety and privacy of a health care worker should be very important to institution they provide care in. The possibility of being stalked, threatened or assaulted by a patient is a concern for many health care providers in the mental health sector, but can be an occupational risk for all. An excerpt from Patient Violence Against Health Care Professionals, Safety assessment and Management, from the Psychiatric Times (2011), does a very good job of discussing the issues health care providers have…

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    stronger obligation in health care. Following this principle, nurse administrators have a duty to create the environment in such a way as the nurses can deliver safe, quality patient care consistent with acceptable standards,. The nurse administrator’s primary ethical responsibility is to reduce error, assure safe care…

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    level of care that an individual receives. There are many studies indicating that minority groups receive more expensive and lower quality health care. Some studies take a look at whether the site of care affects the quality of care among minority groups and how different lifestyle factors could also influence health. Using race in the health care system creates unnecessary discrimination. This discrimination leads to adverse health effects for minority populations. The change in care could…

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    Abstract: This paper to create Health Care Information’s (HCIs) that are efficient and secure. HCIs can be stored in a third party cloud. The patients, who have created their profiles in the system, make their own HCIs, mentioning their disease, symptoms and other sufficient details. The doctors who are also a part of the system attend to the queries of the patients that have been updated in the cloud. The doctors’ prescription is updated by the admin of the system, whereas the cloud admin has…

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