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    Doctor Assisted Suicide

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    a negative impact on either the availability and/or quality of palliative care (Health Law Institute, Assisted Suicide). On the contrary, the opposite has occurred. The legalization of assisted suicide has increased the development, availability, and quality of palliative care (Health Law Institute, Assisted Suicide). Patients are becoming more aware of the medical treatments available to them including both palliative care and doctor assisted suicide. In fact, some countries where assisted…

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    necessary attention patients require in everyday care. Over the years, terminology systems have been implemented to optimize the interaction between the nurse and patient. A standardized language action plan is utilized for accurate and precise documentation to take place across the globe. A standardized system that involves diagnoses, interventions and outcomes deemed most appropriate. These continuously updated systems have improved overall care. Two methods discussed are the North American…

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    hospital nurse’s job satisfaction, Dunn et al. (2005) have discovered that interpersonal relationships with nurses and patient care and relationships between other health professionals are substantial components in producing job satisfaction . Nurse working as a part of multidisciplinary team is a great example of teamwork, as the team is designed to deliver optimum care possible for the patient, which would come across a variety of people with different personalities, cultures…

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    Radiology in dentistry has come a long way since C. Edmund Kells exposed the first dental radiograph in the United States to a living person. Radiographic images help health care professionals in dentistry diagnose and evaluate problems below the gum line, in the jaw and between and inside of your teeth. Science and technology are continually advancing and new technologies are being studied and introduced frequently. Digital imaging is one of these advances and offers a reliable and versatile…

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    elderly patients to increase their stay. Malnourished patients are more susceptible to infections, which lead to “impaired wound healing”(Mitchell, 2014). Regardless of its “high prevalence and high cost to both”(Mitchell, 2014) the patients and health care system, it is unrecognized and ignored by doctors. Medical institutions lack primary “nutritional education”(Mitchell, 2014) for students and residents to assess patients at risk. The…

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    and have grown less willing to offer aid. To alleviate the difficulty of this process and the animosity between refugees and hosts, Jones, Will, and Teytelboyum endorse the idea of a “refugee match system” in their article “Choices, Preferences and Priorities in a Matching System for Refugees.” This system would match the preferences between refugees and host countries for ideal candidates (Jones, Will, and Teytelboyum 80-82). Refugees currently have no choice over which country they prefer to…

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    Nursing is known as being the protection, promotion, and optimization of health and abilities. It is also acknowledged as being an aid in the prevention of illness and injury, assistance of healing, relief of suffering through the diagnosis and treatment of human beings, and for advocating for not only the patients, but family members, whole communities, and populations (American Nurses Association, 2016.) Nursing requires ample skill, strength, and compassion in every dimension of the scope of…

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    Nurse Fatigue Ratio

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    Nurses are scheduled to work 12-hour shifts as a matter of course. Then, to make a 40-hour workweek and obtain benefits they work a fourth 12-hour shift. Already into overtime, the nurse will volunteer for even more hours to satisfy their need to care for people in their charge. Also, the particular needs of the case or a staffing situation may drive the requirement for even more work hours. This significant degree of order is not, however, without its downside. Nurses caught in this cycle of…

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    citizens have access to inhalers to control asthma, insulin to control diabetes, and heart medication to alleviate heart problems. Inside of jail, prisoners are not able to get these medications and are therefore put at a higher risk to experience severe health…

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    Unicef Case Study

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    One organization that is helping in the fight against HIV is UNICEF. Unicef is an organization that focuses on promoting the well being of children. Unicef works with many different countries; one of those countries is Ghana. Unicef works to promote the education of children, especially young girls (Unicef). On the Unicef website it states “ we work to prevent the spread of HIV/Aids among young people because it is right to keep them from harm and enable them to protect others we help…

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