can have a devastating impact on the person or persons grieving and result in unresolved loss and lack of closure (Minority Nurse, 2013). People of various cultural backgrounds hold the expectation that healthcare workers understand their culture. Care can be viewed view in a negative way if one is insensitive to a person’s unique needs. When patients and their families and healthcare workers come from different cultures, poor communication and misunderstandings can occur (Minority Nurse, 2013).…
influence the health care policies of that country. For example, people of developing countries lack proper healthcare facilities. Moreover, having an adequate health care is a luxury for many parts of the world. Labor force and productivity are also dependent on the health of their workers. Each country has its own sets of rules and regulations which are called the health care policy. These policies are made to assist the operation and improve the shape of health delivery. Health care…
With America’s unstable health care system, there can be terrible repercussions from citizens being unable to obtain proper treatment. Sick: the Untold Story of America 's Healthcare Crisis-And the People Who Pay the Price by Jonathan Cohn investigates the history and impact America’s healthcare has had on various people around the United States. There are ten stories that showcase how the lack of a decent support system in health insurance can have big consequences on a person’s life. I think…
patient-centered care (World Health Organization, 2010). Success in interprofessional collaboration is influenced by attitudes toward collaboration (Hind et al., 2003; King, Lee & Henneman, 1993). Moreover, attitudes of professionals from different disciplines toward their partners from other disciplines influence their perceptions and behavior in health care settings (Mackay, 2004). Interprofessional education (IPE) offers a possible way to improve interprofessional collaboration and patient…
Medicine is a field with incredibly vast variety of branches to choose from. From my childhood, I was highly interested in the field of medicine. My interest, hard work and health care awareness got me into the field of medicine. During my clinical rotation I participated in rural health camps under supervision of my professor. I witnessed the well-being issues engaged and in any way doctors change lives with treatment and patient education as well as distributing free medications gave me sense…
Task Shifting – An Alternative Survival Strategy for Health-care Organizations Architha Aithal1, and P. S. Aithal2 1Third year Pharma D., Srinivas College of Pharmacy, Valachil, Mangalore-574143, INDIA 2Srinivas Institute of Management Studies, Srinivas University, Mangalore – 575001, India E-mail : psaithal@gmail.com ABSTRACT There are many types of strategies to be followed by managers and leaders depending on the type of problems, objectives, circumstances, privileges, preferences,…
that addresses the relationships of health disparities in the scope of the dominant culture, wherever the dominant culture is, speaking globally. I especially appreciated the point made by Pavan regarding the role of the NP which I would like to expand to the role of the DNP. Pavan states, “as NPs we consider the influence of the patient’s social determinants of health, environment, biophysical, and psychological factors as equal counterparts to maintaining health and well-being. Further she…
discuss the methods on which health workforce planning is based; and third, the importance of evaluating health workforce planning and its policy effect is explained. Imbalances in the health workforce According to the standard theory of a ‘perfect’ labour market, the supply and demand of labour tend towards an equilibrium, because wages (the prices of labour) adjust supply and demand (10-12). When labour markets fail to reach a balance between supply and demand, they exhibit either labour…
(ICD-10) is the national coding standard in the United States, as mandated by the Department of Health and Human Services in 2009. The International Classification of Diseases is an alpha-numeric coding system to describe patient’s conditions, symptoms and diagnosis for payers, providers and researchers; essentially providing a universal language for medical necessity and statistical analysis. The World Health Organization creates the system and governments around the world adopt it. The…
information with their doctors, otherwise potentially risking their health. A bond of trust forms between a patient and their doctor over time. Patients are supposed to feel comfortable in the doctor’s office. With Obamacare snatching away Americans’ preferred doctors, patients may not experience that same level of comfort with their new physician compared to with their previous one. This could potentially affect that patient’s health (Campbell 1). A Minnesota woman, Theresa Puffer, signed up…