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    out because there is simply is not enough money to afford to do so, I argue we cannot afford to not to do so. A daughter cannot afford to be away from her father who is currently serving time because he sold drugs to self-medicate for his mental illness. A mother cannot afford to bury her son or daughter due to suicide because they were not able to get the treatment they desperately…

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    Health care costs and policies have several benefits and downfalls to citizens which have made health care what it is today. Cutting cost, reaching a policy agreement, and delivering the best quality of health care to patients is imperative to uphold these standards. Elizabeth Rosenthal has demonstrated the latest and greatest information in her numerous articles and especially in Medical Records: Top Secret. Medical and health information is obtained from new patients and updated annually or…

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    A few things come to a patient’s mind if they are diagnosed with a terminally ill disease. There are decisions that have to be made within the family and the doctors of the loved ones. Euthanasia or as known as physician-assisted suicide is a procedure that is used for those that are terminally ill and wish to seek relief by dying. This method is used by having a doctor prescribe medicine to the patient and relieving pain and misery. Although Euthanasia is controversial, and is an issue, it…

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    Healthcare Rationing As US healthcare costs increase, there is a concern as to how to protect our medical resources against frivolous spending, while providing the best medical attention possible, to the greatest number of individuals. The Affordable Care Act of 2010 has attempted to use market forces as an allocation solution that will determine who receives medical care and on what terms. While the rationing system is widely supported, it has had a devastating effect on the quality and…

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    Abraham uses the situation between Dr. Jones’ advice for Tommy to reduce his intake for salt and Tommy’s deliberate refusal to this advice to further support this claim. When physicians warn patients, like Tommy, to go on a salt free diet, some patients may deny being able to follow the recommended lifestyle due to the fact that “[they] could if [they] wanted to… [but eating salt food] is just something [they do]” (Abraham 138). This proves the point…

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    I have demonstrated an awareness of safe clinical practice within my own limitations and the environment in which I practice in the following ways: • In Albany and Karratha you are given significant autonomy over your patients. I have become more comfortable with making decisions for my patients, however at the same time I understand when I require guidance. At these moments, I seek the expertise of my supervisor, the physician teams or place a call to specialties at tertiary centres. On ward…

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    Increasing Patients’ Perception of Care: An Action Plan Guided by its mission, vision, and values, the strategic planning committee assesses, and develops the overall goals of the healthcare organization’s strategic plan. General information is disseminated to all stakeholders. These are important steps, but without a well-developed action plan, a strategic plan will not come to fruition. At its simplest form, the components to an action plan include: a clearly identified objective; actions…

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    called “long-term care insurance” to better assist those who are unable to take care of themselves ("Long-Term Care Insurance."). This includes those who are ill, disabled, or are unable to look after themselves for a period longer than six months. Like the compulsory health care program, it is mandatory for German’s to contribute through taxes to this program and is split between themselves and their employers. As the nature of the program entails, over 80 percent of those receiving care over…

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    But overall I also believe more research needs to take place for other illnesses to see if it actually does help and is better compare to other pain reducing agents. One of my biggest concerns is individuals misusing the drug and using a child’s illness to their own advantage. It’s difficult to tell anyone intention but the overall benefits for those suffering is…

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    Discussion While using the MEDLINE database, there were a variety of limitations that were revealed. The keywords used indicated that the results must be based on the use of interpreters within health care. This limitation omits the chance of studies being used that were not based on interpreters, but discussed other aspects of language barriers within healthcare. In addition, since the research was based on the reactions of patients and providers within health care, a limitation that could be…

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