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    artists are forced to jeopardize the way they feel about themselves and their creations out of fear of dismissal from their positions. Morality and Eldercare! Struggling in home healthcare to take care of a person in their own home who is already set in their ways, such as the elderly, can be very difficult. They can be stubborn and set in their ways. Having a specific patient, that is very set in her ways and is extremely stubborn on a lot of issues, have taken medication refusal…

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    Medicare is a federally program founded in 1965 as Title XVIII of the Social Security Act. It is considered the nation’s largest health care coverage program. The purpose of Medicare is to provide the same type of health care as a private party insurance plan. Medicare provides healthcare coverage and services to elderly seniors age 65 and over, regardless of their income or medical history. It also covers those individuals under the age of 65 who are permanently disabled, as well as those with…

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    Widowhood Social Issues

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    class. One of these groups is the elderly. Over the years the elderly have been looked at less, research has switched to children. The main reasons behind this shift is due to the drop in poverty level for older adults( Carr, 2010). Deborah Carr (2010) states that in 1959 the poverty level for the elderly was 35 percent then dropped to 15 percent in the 1970's. Carr also discusses how women and people of race/ethnicity are at higher poverty levels among elderly than white males. Being a…

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    research can make suggestions in healthcare that will cuts across different areas affecting reimbursement. For example, Evans and Strumpet came up with suggestions for nursing homes to limit the use of restraints with the elderly population because most nursing homes were placing their elderly ones in some type of restraints. This recommendation made changes to the government regulations and accreditation of nursing homes. Some facilities were exposed by the media for change to occur. (Hinshaw…

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    Medicare is a federal health insurance for people over 65 years. It also covers people under 65 with certain disabilities and Kidney failure, and it covers 55 million older people and young people with disabilities. Medicare accounts for 14 percent of federal spending which amounts to 505$ Billion in 2014 while the Social Security accounts for 24 percent of federal spending (The facts on Medicare spending and financing, Kaiser family foundation, 2015). The Social security is pension provided to…

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    Aging In Place Case Study

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    hospitals can be declined. In the latest Policy Address (Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, 2017), the chief executive suggested that the effective way to reduce the stress on public hospitals is to increase the capability of home care. Home caring is the major core of ‘Aging in Place’ and the policy is likely to relieve the financial burden on the medical services if ‘Aging in Place’ can widely spread in the society. The financial aids to support the healthcare system can also…

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    Introduction A fall injuries are common in elderly throughout the life span, but the importance of a fall event depends on the person's age. Young children fall frequently but they only suffer injuries with bruises and bumps while for elderly they result in fractures, lacerations, sprains, dislocations and subdural hematomas. However, falls in elderly can also result in serious injuries or even death. Today, the risk managers take a more positive contact by raising alertness that put staffs at…

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    The type of research that will be used to determine the relationship whether low social support among the elderly increases risk of depression is a quantitative observational study. This type of study involves data that can take on numerical values (Salazar, Crosby & Diclemente, 2015). The reason this type of research will be used in this study because it involves measuring frequency of responses or written responses that can be quantified. For instance, in this study the data collection…

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    Mental Health Regulations

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    Regulations for Mental Health Drugs, Child Welfare and Nursing Homes are all concerns of many people. Ask yourselves should the regulations for our Mental Health Drugs, Child Welfare and Nursing Homes be changed? I believe when these regulation are changed it would help the people who are impacted. Some regulations will not change or looked over because of the way it was written and implemented. Regulation change in the world so that they meet the need of many people. The law should not…

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    Professional and Societal Issues: Senior Care Valencia Wright HUMN 6660: Social Change, Leadership, and Advocacy for Human Services Professionals Professor: Dr. Veronica Carey September 4th, 2016 Walden University Professional and Societal Issues: Senior Care Within our society there are several aspects of care which are not addressed in which seniors face during their later years such as healthcare, living facilities, and programs which address various needs of their demographics.…

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