Health care

it important for nurses to be culturally competent, understand variables of practices in patient's health care, and accept each person as an individual. To provide an effective, holistic, individualized care to patients nurses should have “an honest desire to disregard personal biases and to treat every person with respect.“ In day-to-day practices it is challenging to provide appropriate nursing care for patients from many different cultures. Prejudice, biases, stereotyping and ignoring the…

evaluate and look at the quality of service in health care organizations are can be drawn from 3 categories: structure, procedure, or result measure. Known as the Donabedian model, this grouping system was named after the doctor and scientist who defined it. (https://cahps.ahrq.gov, n.d.) Basic measures give purchasers a feeling of a health care supplier ability, systems, and procedures to give great consideration. For example: Whether the health care organizations utilize electronic restorative…

Everyone in the world makes mistakes. Therefore, no one is exempted. In health care, errors can be the consequence of illness or injury or even mortality. The organizations in health care are challenged with the pressure to improve the quality of care, scaling down utilization and minimizing costs. Therefore, the physicians, nurses, and other related health care providers must take accountability for their actions and take on these challenges. It is imperative for organizations to create…

The United States mental health care system is not the only one that is less than ideal, truth be told there are very few if any placed where it is adequate. Globally, facilities for psychiatric are usually understaffed, under equipped, and under qualified to see to the number and condition of the residents. Shanghai Archives of Psychiatry conducted a study that states, “Almost all mental health professionals in China work in specialty psychiatric hospitals. The numbers and geographic…

Health care has several issues that needs to be fixed but the biggest issue I believe is accessibility. I believe accessibility is a big problem within the health care industry because its not easy for all Americans to get access of. In 2019 the uninsured population may increase to 65.7 million people or 23.2% of the population In the United States of American the population is growing which means the systems needs to get even bigger than what it is. An estimate of the United States will…

Healthcare is more than just the care that you receive in a hospital. Poverty, lack of employment, and lack of housing all fall into that category. And all racial bias can and does take part in these implements of health. It seems people are hesitant to claim that there is healthcare discrimination. Some of the leading causes of death include heart disease, stroke, cancer, diabetes, kidney disease, homicide, hypertension, and liver cirrhosis; African Americans have higher death rates than whites…

their ambitions to provide appropriate funding to our medical school itself. Innovation in the medical sciences is our key distinction; and, innovation can only present itself with appropriate funding. UMPhysicians’ commitment to health – where general or specific health concerns are defined and addressed – drives our ambition not only on the senior-level, but on the whole. UMPhysicians is by no means held to the limit of being a Stage 1, 2, or 3 organization. We, as a whole, simply realize…

associated with its enactment. Most new programs and products enter a learning phase immediately after release, and changing the scope of leadership programs within the health care setting are no different. Furthermore, issues may emerge at any point along the development of the program resulting in undesired effects on personnel or the way care is accomplished. Through the course of this essay, I will identify some of the more serious difficulties to the leadership development plan discussed…

Catastrophic Care is a book written by David Goldhill about why everything we think we know about health care is wrong. He addresses many national problems in relation to health care and gives examples as to why we face them. Throughout this paper I will critique the book and discuss my opinions in comparison with David’s. What is the hypothesis (or hypotheses) of the author(s) in the book you selected? Do the authors identify limitations or failures in our current health care “system”? If so,…

In this week’s paper, I will be reflecting on the last several years living in Koraro, Ethiopia and my experience with death within this community or in the local health care facility that I worked in. I will describe in detail my first experience with death, such as the circumstance, and my feelings or emotions that were stimulated within me. I will explain how the community dealt with it. I will compare this situation to the ways it would have been dealt with had it happened in the United…