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    rules that you have to live by, but being in my own home I will not have any of that to worry about, that is why my siblings and I agree that we will not put our parents in that kin d of situation by placing them in a nursing home, we will pay a home care worker to water over them and once we reach that age we will put in our request for our children to do the same for…

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    3. Explain how the United States has both market and social justice of health care. Market justice assumes that consumers are financially stable and are willing to purchase health care services at market prices. Under market justice, the distribution health services are significantly based on the consumer’s ability to pay for adequate services (Shi & Singh, 2013, p. 41). The problem with market justice is that without adequate income or health insurance through employment people find themselves…

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    Anthony Stokes

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    15-year old boy, was denied a heart transplant by Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta at Egleston in 2013 causing a great deal of discussion and controversy. According to the hospital, they follow a strict set of guidelines in order to decide who in their care receives a transplant of any sort and Stokes did not fit those guidelines due to his history of noncompliance, although they did not specify further on their guidelines it seemed their main concern was that Stokes would not be through in…

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    to resolve the workforce issue. As well, the older population can be a proactive member of society by assisting with childcare or provide education to new employees in the workforce. These suggestions can help reduce the financial cost for elderly housing, income supplement, as well as balance out the population problem. Tax Break for Families Housing the Elders Parents demonstrate unconditional loved to their new born children. They endure late night hospital visits, providing basic needs and…

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    Bracha Minsky SOS 190 Midterm The American social welfare system spends billions of dollars every year on its citizens. It has helped many Americans with food, shelter and education. Congress is constantly fighting over cutting costs or increasing the budget. The government sets these programs as temporary aid. America is the land of opportunity and wants to be able to give those opportunities to its future generations as well. Does the population who uses these government aid…

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    This is a study with qualitative approach, which was developed in the patterns of the case study method, with the objective of describing the care required at advanced stages of Alzheimer's disease, with its difficulties and facilities. We monitored three cases and conducted interviews with six caregivers, two for each case (a family caregiver and a hired caregiver). Data were collected by means of short interviews of case study, which were performed between March and April 2016; in order to…

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    epidemiology is to make changes that decrease risk and improve health. The term health care includes many things that influence the treatment offered and receive from the client. Even though epidemiology is meant to improve the health in populations, the elderly population does not receive the treatment that is consistent with the goal epidemiology. The health care that is offered and received by the elderly is modified due to factors such as age, sex, socioeconomic status, and health…

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    Nutrition Assessment

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    screening tools are mainly used during the hospital stay and sometimes with the outpatient or longer term care sectors. The availability of the screening tools to all the healthcare sec-tor would enhance early detection of malnutrition and provide immediate nursing inter-vention. The second limitation relating to the screening tools is unavailability to access the nutritional status of obese elderly, conclusively, the nutritional screening tool are not useful when their essential parts are not…

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    Health Care: Right or Privilege? We sat drinking coffee on my front porch as I listened to Linda tearfully explain that she and her husband, John, were forced to separate and divorce. Sounds odd, but it was their only solution to be able to get treatment for her recent breast cancer diagnosis. Yes, she had catastrophic insurance coverage, but with the high deductibles and limits of coverage, the exuberant cost of cancer treatment would bring them to financial ruin, and they would lose…

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    In this paper, I will talk about my experiences with the elderly and the use of reminiscence and some the difficulties I have encountered in providing nursing care for individuals from an entirely different background from my own. I will also discuss my thoughts and feelings after I have viewed the video, I will state what practice changes I would incorporate after viewing this video. Initial reaction to the video My initial response to the story, Tuesday with Morrie by Mitch Albom, is that it…

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