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    was to see if drug abuse during pregnancy directly influenced prenatal care. This study sought to understand how drug use and factors associated with drug use influence women’s prenatal care. The objective was to identify barriers to prenatal care and factors that encouraged the use of prenatal care by pregnant women who use alcohol and/or drugs. Pies and Robert both attend The University of California’s School of Public Health. Roberts also participates in an Alcohol Research group in…

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    Alistair owes Eve a duty of care to avoid causing her psychiatric harm. To begin, our client, Miss Eve Edmunds who claims she has suffered psychiatric harm as a result of what happened to her fiancé Charles Carlisle. On the morning of Thursday 14th May 2015, a car struck Eve’s fiancé when he was cycling to work. After she saw her fiancé in hospital, Miss Edmunds combined with the blame she places upon herself for Charles’ injuries has had a detrimental impact on her mental health. In fact,…

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    Technological advances such as EHR, various phone applications and other mobile health devices have been making their way into the mainstream. Devices to monitor heart rate, blood pressure that contribute to chronic illnesses, making them potential preventive and trending tools that can be incorporated medical records to track patients’ vitals and health status. Technology has, taken a unique role in healthcare. Health entities leverage resources to sustain their technology related projects…

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    Initially I have been receiving support co-ordination on an intensive basis for 1.5 hours weekly with a support co-ordinator from Uniting Care Ballarat. However, I received no funding for support co-ordination in my NDIS plan, 2017. Please explain why you think that those changes in your life mean that the existing funded supports need to change. My primary diagnosis is severe depression, anxiety, and secondary psychotic symptoms. I also have epilepsy and non-epileptic seizures which are…

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    Patient Privacy Analysis

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    impact the flow of patient data. When patients seek medical care there is a certain expectation of privacy. Patients expect providers to keep their personal health records under lock and key…

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    village in the southern part of India has given me a real life view of a community with significant health care needs but limited health care resources. I can still vividly remember the seven year old me rushing down to the hospital with great fear and anxiety to see my grandma, who just had a heart attack. Sitting nervously at her bedside, I watched her slowly die due to lack of proper medical care. As time went on, I lost my grandpa to diabetes, a cousin to tuberculosis, a dear friend to…

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    Strategy Our Mission “Looking after our customers providing a comprehensive health service with highest quality as well as our respects for the professionalism of our staff.’’ Company Vision Provide health services, to more people each year, to maintain the best quality, technology and sustainability, with humanity and ethic. Strategy Our strategy is funded on a program growth to serve the patient with respect and care. One of the main stones is our team and a leadership focused in think big…

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    The report advocated for health science students to receive interdisciplinary education. The chairperson, Edmund Pellegrino, stated “an educational experience can be interdisciplinary at the level of students, at the level of faculty, or at both”(Baldwin, p.26, 2007). Pellegrino considered the following combinations as interdisciplinary: 1) Students from more than one health profession taught by faculty from one health profession 2) students in one health profession taught by faculty from more…

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    Introduction: The amount of money the United States spends on health care is increasing, and the quality of health care provided to patients is not improving (Kumar, Ghildayal & Shah, 2011). In order for our society to have an effective health care system, groups of people work together to write policies to define, plan, and determine an action to provide adequate and proper care for citizens. The process is also known as the health care policy process. This process requires careful…

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    Practitioner A Pediatric Nurse Practitioner is a challenging but extremely rewarding career, not only do they care for infants but also care for children and young adults. They play a special role in each one of the children's life from a young age. A Pediatric Nurse Practitioner is known as a graduate level nursing education, clinical training then Master’s graduate, which they are able to care for an age range of newborn to twenty one years of age. The first thing that someone needs to do to…

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