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    on their family history. Throughout my study of my family health history list, I was able to come up with roughly 20 different problems that appear in my immediate paternal and maternal families. In order to stay at optimum health, I looked deeper into asthma and allergies, cardiovascular disease, cancer, mental illness, joint issues, diabetes, birth defects, and other problems to figure out what I can do to prevent them. When I was first diagnosed with asthma in elementary school, my doctor…

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    Primary care is underdeveloped in most rural areas. At least that has been my experience growing up in a small town in Central Pennsylvania, and working in a tertiary Emergency Department in Williamsport. As both a medical scribe and a patient care technician, I have found that patients and families often feel they received poor outpatient care from their primary physicians. The most common complaints are the wait time to get into the office being too long, and when in the office they are more…

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    disadvantaged? My family immigrated to the United States when I was five years old. We are originally from a rural town in India where people do not have access to adequate healthcare services. Poverty continues to prevail in these communities, and children often do not have the financial resources to pursue higher education. Consequently, there has been a significant shortage of healthcare providers in rural Indian communities. I lived in India for approximately five years, but my family…

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    Mobility is crucial to maintaining independent living. Physical mobility would be impaired by a number of conditions such as cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, and muscular dystrophy. Mobility impairment is a disabling condition which can affect children in several ways. If a child is physically disabled, it may affect the mobility, impact their lifestyle, education and development throughout their life. Due to an impairment in physical, children with cerebral palsy can face many consequences.…

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    often abusive and nonconsensual, early childhood labor, such as the young girl in “Girls Rising” who was serving men at the age of three, and a lack of education. The lack of education affects all parts of the spectrum, because educating young girls improves the economy and creates a broader and more intellectual political spectrum. Political factors are poor healthcare, such as the lack of treatment of fistulas…

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    together to improve lives”, is a saying that will stay with me for the rest of my life. In July of 2015, I was lucky enough to be selected to go on a missionary trip to Managua, Nicaragua. I went with the North County Mission of Hope, which is a spiritually-based humanitarian organization. The Mission of Hope works to help improve the lives of the needy in Nicaragua with programs involving education, healthcare, community and ecological development. The week I stayed in Nicaragua opened my eyes…

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    The philosopher that I chose is Horace Mann better known as The Champion of Public Schools. Mann was born in Franklin Massachusetts in 1796. Even though, his family was poor he did not stop studying. He studied on his own. After he graduate from Brown University thanks to his mother’s support, he began his career in politics. While he was in the government he supported education in many ways. He supported the “Act Relating to Common Schools”, this act helped schools with federal, state and local…

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    The nursing theory which correlates with my PICOT statement is the comfort theory. The comfort theory was developed by Katharine Kolcaba using concept analysis of comfort which examined literature from numerous disciplines, such as nursing, medicine, psychiatry, ergonomics, psychology, and English (Nursing Theory, 2016). After introducing different forms of comforts and holistic human experiences a taxonomic structure was formed to help guide the assessment of patient comfort. According to…

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    community service and at the same time gain new skills along the way. Joining NHS would help develop my leadership skill and in turn use that skill to contribute to my society. NHS is without a doubt beneficial for numerous reasons. First of all, the experiences that I will gain in NHS will help me to better develop my leadership skills. Moreover, it will provide me with multiple opportunities to improve my communication skills as I interact with fellow club members and those I meet through…

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    They were way too many health disparities that are happening around the world. It definitely pulled on my heartstrings, I feel grateful that I have more health opportunities than others. However, it does not sit well with me that depending on what country a child will not have the same rights or conditions of quality of life as children here. Moreover, the inequality in our country, which African Americans account for almost half of HIV infections with no biological reason is an alarming matter.…

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