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    Low-Income Vulnerable Population The vulnerable population of low income clients encompasses a large range of people who encounter special challenges other than just their income that contributes to the stratification of their vulnerability. Low-income families have “stressful social disorganization” as a normative reality of life, often needing additional support services in order to survive. The low-income population is normally represented by poverty, destitution, and unemployment. Many in…

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    A vulnerable population is considered to be a group of people being at increased risk for poor physical, psychological, and social health outcomes. In the video ," Becoming American " episode three, the vulnerable population is the Latino immigrants who came to the United States for the better life but unfortunately they face to a big problem called "health issues" that they obtain in the USA gradually. According to the video they have lower rates of death, heart disease, cancer, and other…

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    I am privileged to provide care to the most vulnerable population the underserved. I know the desperate needs this community faces and want to continue making a difference in the lives of our most vulnerable citizens. I have made a commitment to work with this vulnerable population. I currently work in the area of public health; I understand that in order to meet the needs of this population it is important to understand the various challenges and by identifying these challenges we can…

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    Community Agencies for Vulnerable Populations Many communities today encompass health organizations that are available for vulnerable populations. One group of susceptible people is women. Moreover, women who are pregnant and struggling with mental health issues are at risk for mortality. Women encounter obstacles to health care access and face knowledge discrepancies associated to health promotion and disease prevention behaviors, which thwart women from taking accountability for their…

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    This paper seeks to define inmates as one of the vulnerable populations that face numerous challenges because they live in detention facilities. In addition to this, this paper will identify the reason for selecting this specific population. Finally, this paper will explain the way the Active Band can help inmates in creating healthier lifestyles for themselves. Inmates are people who are detained in a correctional facility. It is obvious that inmates cannot leave the facility in which they are…

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    When I think of the vulnerable population, the thought of children and the elderly comes to mind. In today’s vastly diverse society, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), there are many others that fall into this population. The CDC defines these other group as follow: “vulnerable populations as defined by race/ethnicity, socio-economic status, geography, gender, age, disability status, risk status related to sex and gender, and among other populations identified…

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    blow from the Sahara desert to Sierra Leone causing dust storms, and sandstorms during the month of December to February. Sierra Leone suffers from many environmental problems including deforestation, and rapid population growth pressuring the environment. Sierra Leone has a total population of…

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    Access To Care

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    care is lack of access which negatively impacts health outcomes of this population. In order to improve the access to care, various aspects are identified and illuminated. In order to help close the gap within this health disparity, education plays a major role within the community. The community must be educated on the importance of obtaining a primary care provider. Primary care providers can benefit this vulnerable population by increasing trust in their providers, promote better…

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    Turkey Demographic Essay

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    its continent. Several factors set Turkey apart from the rest of the world’s demographics, not just the staggering population of one religion – Turkey identifies as 99.8% Muslim – and a city linking two continents together. Turkey is most demographically known for its above average youth dependency ratio, its total fertility rate, and the high yet increasing percentage of the population living in urban areas. When looking at the demographic table for Turkey’s indicators in comparison to the…

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    Mortality In Thailand

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    Asia is a vast and multicultural continent with an overall population of 4.3 billion people, taking up about 30% of the earth 's land. Among the 48 countries we chose Thailand, it is a country with multi economical background that we felt would be educational to study as a whole. Thailand is located in the south-eastern part of Asia with a population of 67.01 million. Approximately 65.7% of its population resides in rural areas (World Bank, 2014). It is considered an upper middle class income…

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