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    the chronic shortage of staffing in a healthcare setting. In today’s healthcare environment, shortage or understaffed clinicians in the workplace is rampant, this can be partly credited to the growing number of the geriatric population, and the chronic shortage of qualified healthcare professionals. Although, some healthcare organizations are actively seeking ways to tackle this shortage of staff by advance planning to cover any vacant shifts; other healthcare organizations are making no effort…

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    continuity. Standards of evaluation refer to guidelines that form a basis for evaluating a particular subject matter. Healthcare delivery system is the setup of the whole system that avails healthcare services to members of the public in a particular country. It comprises of several bodies including the governmental, non-governmental bodies, and medical personnel as well as healthcare facilities. In addition, Health care delivery system delineates how consumers obtain health care and how health…

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    deeper sense of the professional and ethical standards necessary to uphold within a professional healthcare organization. The prime reason for this, after all, is that I, as a healthcare provider, am not only working with people (i.e. healthcare personnel and consumers), but I am serving an often vital role to those in need. Thus, my professional and ethical standards, i.e. my standards for how healthcare organzations should be run, and my standards for evaluating their quality and social…

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    are principles which can vary person to person, they are areas of life which are held with high regard, importance and worth. Areas such as dignity, privacy, respect, honesty and trust are just a few values which are vital in the healthcare setting. Within all healthcare settings there are codes of practice which assist health care professionals to provided and maintain adequate and effective levels of care. These codes provide guidance in relation to the values of professional conduct, ethics…

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    Holographic Images

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    The healthcare profession is a technologically based career. Companies are constantly introducing new technologies to healthcare professionals such as doctors and physicians. One recently developed device introduced to the healthcare industry is holographic technology. These images serve a valuable role to analyze various parts of the human anatomy such as human hearts. Holographic images have a complex makeup, are proven to be beneficial for medical professionals, and serve a significant role…

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    Therefore threat of substitute for CGH is low as telehealth cannot replace traditional medical practices; only can serves as a support to the healthcare industry. 3.3 Bargaining power of customers: Low The bargaining power of patients for CGH is low as healthcare industry is almost not affected by buyer power as the healthcare industry is constantly providing healthcare services to people, regardless of how good or bad economy is. It is not the buyers’ decision to decide whether to consume or…

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    Population Health Paper

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    Today we will be going over some new movement in the healthcare field. One you will find out doesn’t even have a truly set definition of what it is. The others is behind the curve with rest of the services out there. This paper will be defining what Population Health is, Healthcare Information Technology is and what it is, and will be going over how healthcare Information technology can help Population Health in the future. Population Health is a new term being used in United States since 2003…

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    Paternalism In Healthcare

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    In order to more effectively care for the mentally ill our policies should focus on improvement on the care provided for those who suffer from the more severe side of the spectrum. These are patients who need a more structured care program and failed to be included with the other generalized treatment plans; when these patients are not treated successfully they end up in an endless cycle. Satel and Torrey (2016) mention “the toughest cases … require heavy doses of paternalism,” due to the…

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    Educational status, socioeconomic level, and health condition are in direct correlation to one another, according to numerous studies. These factors impact not only individual lives, but society and health as a whole. How is diversity changing healthcare? Diversity increases as the population of the United States continues to rise. Lower levels of educational achievement and an increase in poverty level living are a result of such a mixed society, as well. The mixture of low education and an…

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    were achieved with task-shifting from doctors to nurses, or from healthcare professionals to mid-level workers or lay health workers. However, most of the identified studies were underpowered to detect any difference. Three studies were identified on the cost implications of task-shifting. Task-shifting resulted in substantial cost and physician time savings and concluded that task-shifting from doctors to nurses, or from healthcare professionals to lay health workers can potentially reduce…

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