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    ethical principles play a key role in ensuring optimal patient safety and care. According to Utkualp, (2015), there is a very great need in nurses that can provide ethically sensitive and morally approvable care. Health care issues are seen between health care workers, patients, families, and individuals who form the society. Using widely held principles of ethics as guides helps define goals and core values that should be met by health professionals and the policies put in place. In turn, these…

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    The Pakistani culture have a very delicate belief on the health care industry. In America, men and women can see the same doctor whether he or she is male or female. In Pakistan, women can only see women doctors or nurses and men can only be cared for by other men. Also, in America a women can go to a doctor’s visit…

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    Public Health Care Ethics

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    2. How can public health agencies and institutions incorporate ethics into their day to day practice? The deep-seated problems of modern society caused by industrialization and urbanization pose complex, highly technical challenges that require expertise, flexibility, and deliberative study over the long term. Solutions cannot be found within traditional governmental structures such as representative assemblies or governors' offices. As a result, governments have formed special¬ized entities…

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    individuals are unaware or aware of their problem. Typically it is just a temporary breather turning to these substances as a short term release, but ultimately it can lead to a dual diagnosis of additional issues. Not only do they still have a mental health problem, but also an addiction to deal with as well and may encourage them to increase their usage. Sometime individuals allow their environments to influence alcohol and drug abuse. Those who grew up in broken households are likely to…

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    Health disparities among African Americans in prenatal care is an unspoken dilemma in the media that our society is facing. There are a multiple of disparities that the African Americans community faces. I considered the root of problem to start in utero. There is a major gap between socioeconomic status and the education of prenatal care that African Americans receive. Therefore, there is a greater risk for lower birth weights and mortality of infants in the African American community.…

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    Health Care Vs Religion

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    seem like they do not relate, but they do relate with one another and in very severe ways. Many religions completely approve medical attention, and support it. However, other religions deny some health care services due to their personal beliefs. The three most outstanding religions that deny medical care are Jehovah's Witnesses, Christian Scientists and The Faith Tabernacle Congregation. Even though the denying of medical treatment affects adults as well, the major concern is on children.…

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    Health Care Plan Summary

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    the action plan enjoyed initial success. Unfortunately, things began to collapse shortly thereafter and the situation became worse. Consequently, a new leadership team was hired to navigate through the wreckage. Ultimately, their success allowed the health plan to keep its accreditation and improve its weakest area of customer service. As a result, the authors wanted to inform readers about certain aspects of process improvement. Therefore, part of their stated goals is to demonstrate the…

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    obtaining services needed, due to communication barriers or culture bias towards them. It is for this reason that Foundations of Health Services class has integrated this component as part of their course to educate us on the importance on being competent, so we, the future pharmacists can make a difference. The project consisted on information and examples that showed health care settings scenarios of encounters where there were language barriers, cultural beliefs and culture skills involved.…

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    Understanding confidentiality in health care. Journal of Diabetes Nursing, 19(10), 378-384 4p. This article describes the dilemma that healthcare professional faced regarding patient confidentiality. Often, healthcare professionals are confused about what they can freely disclose and what type of information can be shared. A breach of privacy by knowingly or accidentally sharing patients’ personal information to others that are not directly involved in the patient care can lead to a lawsuit and…

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    for physician race, and satisfaction with care” was conducted to better understand how patients perceive “racism in health care” (Chen et al. 138) and how they have been affected by health care in the past. In this study, researchers sampled a diverse population of “Whites, African Americans, and Latinos/as” (Chen et al. 138) and performed “telephone surveys” (138) to question more about how they interacted and perceived racism in their physician’s care. Through these surveys, researchers…

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