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    know the truth about their medical status. This right can be perceived as an ethical dilemma for health care professionals, especially towards patients on a palliative care unit. This paper discusses the ethical dilemma…

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    Gender Wage Gap in the Health Care Field Women are now pursuing occupations that were traditionally dominated by males and offered a higher pay. The pay disparity is more prominent within such jobs, possibly because of the fact that they are less flexible and more demanding. As a result, employees, mainly women, who seek alternative arrangements face a disadvantage due to such requests. This theory is further explored by investigating the trends found within the healthcare sector. The path…

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    Challenges In Health Care

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    There are additional challenges that are specific to healthcare. Healthcare data are bound by strict privacy rules govern by federal regulations, most notably Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) (Hirsch & Deixler, 2014). The rules are complex, and the penalties are high for violations. The federal government is concerned about privacy violations with the development of digital records and, in January 2013, expanded privacy coverage in the omnibus rule amending HIPPA,…

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    Health Care Dilemma

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    since the enactment of The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) of 2010, birth control is covered by insurance at my hospital. Since that time, my opinion has changed somewhat. I believe that if my company is paying for my insurance, or most of it, it definitely should have the right to say what is…

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    acknowledged and demonstrated respect for her wishes by terminating her cancer treatment. If the physicians and health care workers are unsure of the rightness or wrongness of their action, they have the option of contacting an ethics committee. In North America, many hospitals have ethics committees that help to determine the rightness or wrongness of healthcare workers’ actions (Doyal,…

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    has more than double in children and quadrupled in adolescents in the past 30 years. Statistics that are no different in the Dallas community. In fact, 1 in every 4 children under the age of 12 in our community suffered from obesity and many other health conditions that are related to obesity, such as diabetes, high cholesterol levels, anxiety, kidney disease, and risk of heart disease. Therefore, at Tenet Healthcare, we are committed to developing new innovative and interactive ways to address…

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    Introduction The main objective of healthcare professionals is to provide the best quality of patient care and the highest level of patient safety. To achieve that objective, there are many organizations that help to improve the quality of care. One of the best examples is the Joint Commission. Unfortunately, the healthcare system is not free from total risks. In healthcare activities, there are possible errors, mistakes, near miss and adverse events. All of those negative events are…

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    Private Health Care System

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    Private health care is known in Canada as care that is funded by private sources or by the patient themselves (DeCoster and Brownell 301). There are many different perspectives on whether or not Canada should privatize their health care system. In a situation like this, it must be taken into account what is best in the country’s eyes, and not the perspective of an individual or a single community (Uplekar 898). Quality health care is a concern for many people. In order for a health care system…

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    There are three basic health care models. This includes the “corporate”, “mixed” and “public” models. Each one was created by different countries for different reasons. “Corporate” refers to the United States where there are a lot of private practices and a large free market dominates the market. In the 1990’s the system heavily relied upon the private system. During that time period over 58% of all health expenses flowed through the private sector in the economy…

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    Universal Health Coverage If in existence, A gold standard of care would feature health care access for all within the population, error-free health care delivery, more personalized care by doctors, a cooperative patient and health care team relationship, simple and straightforward service guidelines ,and cost effectiveness as a starting point ( C.P. McLaughlin & C.D. McLaughlin, 2015). Following this definition of a gold standard, Most of the countries featuring a health care plan do not meet…

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