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    Racial categories should have no role in healthcare and research. First of all, race deters health care research because it adds an unnecessary element in the study. Including race distracts researchers and may cause miscalculations. This is because “both historical evidence and contemporary genetic research suggest that ‘racial profiling’ in medicine can lead to serious medical errors” (Rondini et al. 2007: pg. 1423). Not to mention, “mounting evidence indicates that the race of patients can…

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    Recent studies have made health care providers aware of the fact that there is a difference in hypertension between European Americans and African Americans. The question that really has to be answered is why this disparity arises in the United States population. Some believe it is a biological difference between Blacks and whites, while others claim that it stems from a general racism in the medical community, preventing African Americans to receive proper care and education on the subject of…

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    Polypharmacy Paper

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    Reducing polypharmacy can be achieved through encouraging healthcare providers to review medication regimens for their geriatric patients. This type of intervention was evaluated in a study of older adults living in long-term care facilities in North Carolina (Trygstad, Christensen, Wegner, Sullivan, & Garmise, 2009). Pharmacists at each participating facility reviewed medication lists for harmful drugs, interactions, or unnecessary medications. They also reviewed new drug orders and addressed…

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    would be a good topic, however after brief researching, I decided to get deeper into this topic of the Obesity is actually one of the leading public health concerns in the USA and other industrialized nations today. Ogden et al. (2006) reported that more than 76% of the US adult population was either overweight or obese. Obesity is associated with many health risks such as metabolic syndrome, cardiovascular disease, stroke, type 2 diabetes, sleep apnea, osteoarthritis, fatty liver disease,…

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    Individualism In China

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    overall mental health of the nation. Despite this ideal, not every nation takes the steps needed to properly publicize the understanding of mental health care. To turn a blind eye to those in need is a typical reaction of the government to poor mental health in China. This kind of response is reflected in Chinese healthcare and psychiatric resources, if any, provided by the Chinese government: “Only 1 in 12 Chinese needing psychiatric care ever sees a professional, according to a study last year…

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    The basic level of health promotion is the individual level. All other levels of promoting community health such as social, organizational, and national are founded on individuals. Thus, influencing the behavior of an individual is the most effective approach to achieve a healthy community. In addition, most health care employees spend much time and effort interacting with individuals, such as education and counseling, hence, they are well positioned to influence individual health behaviors in a…

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    Magda's Case Study Essay

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    (2008), there are seven domains that social workers should address in order to fully assess an older client’s needs. In relation to Magda’s case, this is what I assessed in correlation to the seven domains: Physical Well-being and health: Magda’s physical well-being and health were declining, as she fell and broke her hip alongside her age that could bring other health issues that were not identified, but one could speculate. Psychological well-being and mental health: Magda was recently…

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    two federal studies. In the 1983, the Institute of Medicine (IOM) report…

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    systematically considers biological, psychological and social factors and their complex interactions in health, illness and health care delivery, understanding and considering different health approach models could help health psychologists comprehend eating behaviour’s as well as obesity and design interventions to reduce the incidence and prevalence and lower the risk of premature death. Health psychology is interested in both understanding issues relating health promotion and prevention…

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    Access To Mental Health

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    Access to mental health care has been a growing problem for many individuals in communities, especially minority communities. These minority groups lack access to mental health care because either they can’t afford the services or simply they are denied the service. As a result, those who have mental and behavioral issues don’t perform as well in school, they tend to get in trouble more often and their health begins to deteriorate. In a study done by Sontag-Padilla et al. (2016), they tested…

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