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    Counseling Profession Philosophies Myers et al. (2000) “defined wellness as a way of life oriented toward optimal health and well-being, in which body, mind, and spirit are integrated by the individual to live life more fully within the human and natural community. Ideally, it is the optimum state of health and well-being that each individual is capable of achieving”, (p. 252). Wellness can also encompass how well a person deals with and process things that may come in their life, things that…

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    Outline On Vaginal Disease

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    Vaginal infections What are vaginal infections? Vaginal infections are typically due to bacterial, fungal, or parasitic infection of the vagina. These infectious organisms often include Gardnerella vaginalis, Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, Candida, and Trichomonas. Patients usually develop symptoms such as vaginal itching, burning, discharge, malodor, redness, spotting, and occasionally pelvic pain. Some may experience pain during intercourse (dyspareunia). Vaginal infections often occur in women…

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    There is such a loud heated discussion about the idea of abortion in the United States in whether it is the right decision or if it is morally wrong. Imagine being a woman in such a tough situation, having to walk into an abortion clinic while being screamed at by protestors and being tormented by the decision you’re making. Brianne Cain became pregnant when she had just graduated high school and was a heavy drinker and drug user. Her decision was based off the fact that she was not ready and…

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    Buwei Gender Equality

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    their representatives begging her not to leave (Chao, 1947, 127). In addition, when she was in medical school in Japan, Chao remembers being disturbed by a Chinese government decree declaring that women students should specialize in obstetrics and gynecology, stating that she did not want to be so limited (Chao, 1947, 146-147). She sticks to her own interest in internal medicine, which served her well when she opened her own hospital in Peiping, as her expertise was desperately needed (Chao,…

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    Renown Health Case Study

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    Renown Health (RH) is the Northern Nevada 's largest healthcare network. They are a not-for-profit locally governed network with over 5,000 employees. Offering multiple hospitals, urgent care centers, imaging and x-ray services, and dozens of other medical specialties, Renown Health is the most comprehensive community based healthcare network available to northern Nevada. As such, the primary value premise for this company is to make a genuine difference in the health and well-being of the…

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    James Marion Sims is renowned as the father of modern gynecology in the medical world. By 1850, Dr. Sims developed a surgical technique to repair vesicovaginal fistulas, a severe complication of obstructed childbirth, resulting in him becoming a pioneer of gynecological surgical advancement. His advancements…

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    The literature on breaking bad news has focused on the moment when a doctor breaks bad news but less consideration had been given to investigate the role of the nurse on this process. The nurse’s role in breaking significant news is unknown until recently, and breaking bad news was known to be the role of physicians (Warnock, Buchanan, & Mary, 2014). Breaking bad news is very challenging and unpleasant but important, especially when there is no cure. Breaking bad news needs a balance between…

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    Agp Core Competencies

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    The American Organization of Nurse Executives (AONE) indicate that, excellent leadership is crucial to ensure outstanding patient care. As a leader, the Nurse administrator (NA) is required to acquire the necessary competences to help them in their careers. The core competencies required for the NA include but not limited to communication and relationship-building, knowledge of the health care environment, leadership, professionalism, and business skills (AONE, 2011). According to the American…

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    Due to the fact that there is a strong tendency of globalization, many companies decide to export their products. For this purpose they need to choose carefully the market to enter and a certain entry strategy for this market. Companies can face many different obstacles during the process of internationalization like difficulty of choice of an appropriate entry mode. Bestmedical is planning to export its products to the USA because it believes to be the most important market for them.…

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    The authors of Between a Woman and Her Doctor and Feminism is for Everybody write about similar topics within their works. Mendoza, who wrote Between a Woman and Her Doctor, focuses mainly on the topic of abortion; more specifically what she went through when she was carrying a dead fetus and no doctor would abort it. She writes from a standpoint which is somewhat personal, and really helps the reader to understand her position. Bell hooks, the author of Feminism is for Everybody (in chapter 5),…

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