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    Residency (GPR) clinic. This clinic provides comprehensive dental services in all areas of general dentistry. While this clinic provides dental services to the general community, the hospital-based clinic allows clinicians to coordinate dental care to those patients with more complex medical conditions. This opportunity was very beneficial to my clinical growth for various reasons. This rotation was my first time providing services outside of the Tennessee StateUniversity clinic. This…

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    A fertility clinic has been offering preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) to test for early-onset genetic disorders that are serious. The embryos that are found to be free of any serious genetic abnormalities can then be selected to be implanted in the woman. There are two families requesting two different uses of PGD, one wants to use the testing to pick the embryos that would have a better memory and self-discipline, and the other is a deaf couple wanting to pick an embryo that has…

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    In my experience at the Free Medical Clinic, I learned a lot about barriers that can form between American medical personnel and their Hispanic patients due to cultural differences. I learned how we can significantly eliminate these barriers through experience and gaining more knowledge about their culture. Relating to this, the patient finds a way to adapt and cope with these attempts. Their coping and our efforts to make the patient feel more comfortable all play essential roles in the…

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    health insurance. With that said it could lead to decrease revenue for the health care programs to spend. The Scripps Clinic will experience a reduction in patients, employees, and even researchers since the vast majority of the population are middle class. Thus resulting in a poor quality of care for the patients/consumers. The strategy that was being implemented by the Express Clinic was the post-purchase evaluation.…

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    Marlena Rivas The Children’s Clinic-Sudden rapid growth California State University of Dominguez Hills The Children’s Clinic The Children’s Clinic “Serving Children and Their Families” (TCC) was founded in 1939 by a group of physicians and influential community people who acknowledged the importance of having right of entry to healthcare for all children. In speaking to Annie Bernie- Human Resource Generalist on Friday, November 28th, 2014. She had informed me that TCC was predominantly…

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    Ms. Catherine Ferrari had a challenging experience with our Ambulatory Clinics. Jeffrey Labadie-Mendes decided to step down as our Ambulatory Administrator, to pursue a career in our surgical department. Prior to Jeffrey stepping down from his role, he was having a difficult time with both Julia Mitchel and Dr. Lyn Lam. According to Jeffrey, the relationship between the three of them was toxic. Catherine spoke to me about Jeffrey’s behavior, and at which point I spoke to Jeffrey about his…

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    for instance, is not just a virtue with a negative connotation. Narcissistic Personality Disorder is an actual behavioral disorder. According to Mayo Clinic Narcissistic Personality Disorder is a “mental disorder in which people have an inflated sense of their own importance, a deep need for admiration and a lack of empathy for others” (Mayo Clinic). This psychological disability can lead to a controlling nature. Therefore, this controlling nature can cause this person to become unstable and…

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    There are many reasons why I decided to apply to Mayo Clinic School of Medicine, but the most prominent one is Mayo’s devotion to developing each of its students. It's mentorship program that assigns first-year students to upper-level class members is particularly noteworthy because it fosters a tight-knit community. Coming from a Bukharian Jewish family, where community is valued, this program will be ideal in helping me develop as a well-rounded physician. No other school that I am applying to…

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    Andrew Labindalaua Profesor Kotecki PSYC 1 26 September 2017 Cannabis in the Clinic? The Medical Marijuana Debate I remember in highschool in Health and Wellness class in freshmen year, my class talked about the different categories of drugs and their different effects on an individual. I learned that marijuana is categorized as a stimulant and a depressant that when administered can cause altered senses, impaired memory, hallucinations, and many more effects. Even though marijuana…

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    one of the lakes, or playing a nice pickup game of hockey when they are frozen over. With as close to five and a half million people populating the state, it holds one of the nation’s best hospitals in Rochester Minnesota which is the Mayo clinic. The Mayo clinic, most recently in 2014, was ranked the number one hospital in the nation by U.S. News and World Reports Honor Roll of top hospitals; ranking number one or…

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