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Introduction: Attention catcher: Surgery. No one likes Surgery doesn't matter if its for a minor thing or a major thing. There always problems going on in the hospital wether its the doctor being busy or just not on time or either they gave the wrong percription for the drugs they want you to take becuase your are in so much pain. Well actaully these things do happend and they all happend to me when i had to get back surgery. Thesis statement: We can all agree that surgery sucks but sometimes…

American soldiers were sent to reinstate the country’s democratically elected government, and to strip away power from the military junta that had deposed it and ruled for 3 years (pg.3). Politics can affect the health of Haiti. In chapter 1, the hospital refused to treat sick prisoners. Nine soldiers are clearly not even to try to govern 150,000 people in Haiti. The health of the people will not improve with so little of help. The farmer felt that there was no point to apply principles of…

Even though Van Laar speaks more about the ministry of healing in terms of physical and mental health, he suggests that this issue is complex, because "many people are weighed down by many forms of brokenness" (Van Laar, 228). Merriam-Webster dictionary describes healing as making someone or something healthy or well again. Most importantly, the biblical vision of salvation includes the well-being of the entire creation, which points to the healing of humanity that covers all dimensions:…

Ongoing assessment The en route assessment starts when the patient is loaded in the ambulance. En route assessment begins with a repeat of the initial assessment and ensuring that the patient still has a patent airway, breathes or is being properly ventilated, and has a pulse. This is known as "taking (or checking) vitals." Communications EMS uses dedicated MED channels to communicate. EMS care providers should always inform other members of the system of their whereabouts, actions and status…

they are realized. As has been pointed out, doctors are humans and can sometimes make mistakes. Solution Statement The key to solving issues arising from medical errors is the timely acceptance of the occurrence of the error. The error should be acknowledged soon enough and the apology offered to the patients and their families. The effectiveness of the disclosure is sensitive execution of remediation process as well as timing of the disclosure itself (Foss, 2011). Besides, the circumstances…

Nurse Olivia Witte is the charge nurse at Sunrise Hospital. She oversees the interdisciplinary team that involves physicians, nurses, home care, and dieticians. Her goal is to transition ventilator dependent patients from the hospital to home. Nurse Witte is facing several barriers to this transition (Huber, 2014). The purpose of this paper is to discuss Nurse Witte’s dilemma, and review communication skills as well as leadership and management strategies. This scenario is fictional and can be…

Companionability, Focus, and the Art of Anesthesiology Anesthesiologists are physicians, trained to administer and manage anesthesia before and during surgical procedures. They are also responsible for monitoring and treating a patient’s critical life functions such as heart rate, breathing, and blood pressure during a surgical procedure (Anesthesiologist Career). Anesthesiology is a very difficult and competitive field and it is that way for a reason. To attain your Doctorate in…

This essay will discuss the issues surrounding professionalism, communication and ethics that affect Paramedics during their interaction with patients in the course of their work. It should also help to demonstrate my understanding of the various codes of conduct and laws that affect Paramedics and allow me to demonstrate how these can be used to support and form a decision in relation to either a patient’s treatment or welfare whilst maintaining a professional standard at all times. For the…

The article “A pioneering Neuroscientist Reports From ‘the Border of Life and Death,” by George Johnson explains the stories of patients who lie in a hospital bed , physically unresponsive but mentally alive. This is the story of life and death, the question is are these people really alive ? The patients are all victims of severe brain trauma , all because of different reasons. There was no way to tell whether the patient was alive or not, because they had no mechanical ventilator , they could…

Ambulatory Medical Coding Ambulatory care involves a myriad of medical treatments and unique considerations. Outpatient care may be provided through many avenues including, but not limited to, diagnosis, injury, treatment, rehabilitation services, acute medical care, and surgical processes. Ambulatory surgical centers (ASC) are dedicated outpatient surgical settings, and as such, are reimbursed according to specific regulations and industry standards that fall under Medicare, Medicaid, and…