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    Definition of Nursing and the Uniqueness of the Profession Nursing is considered to be a large health care profession responsible for many aspects of a client’s health. The American Nurses Association defines nursing as, Nursing is the protection, promotion, and optimization of health and abilities, prevention of illness and injury, alleviation of suffering through the diagnosis and treatment of human response, and advocacy in care of individuals, families, communities, and populations (2010).…

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    “The Use of Force”, by William Carlos Williams identifies the manner in which society looks at doctors in the 1800’s which compares and contrasts to how modern society sees the medical profession. Doctor’s back in the 1800’s will use drugs as the medicine. Some of the doctors did not even go to college or anything they will just practice with a regular doctor for a while. People would even get diseases because hospitals in the big cities were dirty. In other places the doctors had to go to…

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    Most things that stop people from acquiring these jobs is the schooling and the money that has to go into these occupations. I’ve never really thought about doing anything else because the field of medicine and kinesiology is so interesting and can save so many lives. Knowing how to take care of people, and yourself, really makes these jobs that much more special. Paying loans after your schooling is done doesn’t sound great at all but knowing that…

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    The global aim of the current proposal is to optimize primary healthcare professional practices in CLBP management by using evidence-based practice. To achieve this goal, the current proposal is designed to cover the Chronic Care Model (CCM) elements. CCM was developed and used to comprehensively improve and increase the quality of chronic disease care by identifying the essential components of a health care system [122, 123]. CCM provokes productive interactions between patients and health care…

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    The article, “Health Care Access, Use of Services, and Experiences among Undocumented Mexicans and other Latinos,” by Alexander Ortega (2014), compares access, use, and experiences with health care services. The author says that the Mexicans without proper authorization or citizenship have few visits to physicians compared to those that are US-born. Similar results were found among the Latinos who were undocumented. The reason why the undocumented immigrants were not willing to pay physicians…

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    Fat, Sick and nearly dead 1. Outline in your own words what message or theory was given by Joe Cross in the film with respect to diet? - Joe Cross before he started his program was 100 pounds overweight, loaded on steroids and suffering from a debilitating autoimmune disease. Joe Cross was depressed to look into the mirror as all he saw was a 310lb (140kg) man whose gut was bigger than a beach ball and a health path that wouldn’t end well. Joe wanted to show everyone his transformation and…

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    National Patient Safety Goals: Help Avoid Mistakes with your Medicines Many people assume the role of their medication responsibility to their health care providers, while it is a combined duty of the patient as well (The Joint Commission,2016). In avoiding medication errors in healthcare The Joint Commission has created guidelines to further educate the importance of understanding one’s medications. Patients are given understanding on how to avoid mistakes while in the hospital, at the…

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    Top 100 Hospital Essay

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    What is the criterion in making the cut for a place on the list of “The Top 100 Hospitals”? There are many lives at stake, with nearly 100,000 plus Americans hospitalized each day. That equals approximately 40 million hospitalizations per year. As a result, we should be mindful as consumers and potential health care providers of the quality of care taught and provided by the health care system. Following my analyzation of the hospitals, its services and organizational structures I choose the…

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    Global Health Care Crisis

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    Global health care is a crisis that continues to affect lives of many people of all ages. Americans are very fortunate to have well-developed health care provision. However, some developing countries, like countries in Africa, are not so fortunate. They do not have access to health centers, good nutrition, and for some, any shelter. Imagine a life without heath care. Many people will suffer with no cure to diseases and no preventative medications, as well as immunizations. Not only is the lack…

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    Munroe Regional Medical Center. He oversees, evaluates and treats individuals who are receiving benefits from worker’s compensation cases: He also performs new hire employee screenings. Dr. Lucas’ experience, knowledge and skills related to emergency medicine make him the ideal physician to treat individuals who sustain injuries due to a car accident, motorcycle accident, slip and fall, on-the-job mishap or a sports-related accident. Board Certified Neurosurgeon – Anthony J. Hall, MDCM,…

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