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    If it can work in these companies, it can work in healthcare and this is evident among many organizations who are already using it to transform the way they care for their patients and their staff in addition to reducing operational costs. I also feel that the insurance markets, pharmaceutical industry, and other powerful groups, would benefit from this system. As our healthcare system becomes more technologically…

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    or policy, and the company agrees to pay part of the expenses when the consumer/member needs medical care. In the United States, most individual gets health insurance policy through their employers. Usually, the employer helps pay for that insurance. Insurance through employers is often with a managed care plan. These plans contract with health care providers and medical facilities to provide care for members at reduced costs. You can also purchase health insurance on your own. People who meet…

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    highly specialized hub for an assortment of health care activities that reach outside of its brick and mortar to encompass the community, affiliating with other institutions/providers thus providing complex care to critically ill along with an array of outpatient services (Williams & Torrens, 2008). The heart of the hospital services is to provide acute care but provide ambulatory care thereby providing services with a complex base of patient care, higher acuity and higher cost (Williams &…

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    the gender conceptualizations that has socially been brought out into public. Managed care organizations are also a factor that influence medicalization. There are certain treatments that managed care organizations might not be able to cover, and this leads to private markets in order to receive treatments and leads to different drugs to being promoted (Conrad, 2005). These sort of issues such as gendering and managed care organizations influence the medicalization to…

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    Factors That Influence Health Care Usage Tricia Taylor HCS/ 310 7/24/17 Factors That Influence Health Care Usage There are a few factors that influence the use of Healthcare here in the United States. One factor would be Health insurance the next is patient demographics such as age (growing elderly population). Aging is often associated with an increase in healthcare usage. As people age, they often have a use for more health services such as hospital visits and prescription…

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    an 18-month span chronicling the battle an 89-year-old grandmother, Viola, has in keeping her grandson, Walter, out of the foster care program. Walter’s mother was an addict who delivered him while she was under the influence, only to disappear completely from his life shortly after. Subsequently, while on his deathbed, Walter’s father, begged his mother to take care of Walter, though it would seem that Viola was unable to secure custody of Walter immediately following the death of her son.…

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    Health Care History

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    In the 1800’s illness and disease processes were managed by family, mid-wives, shamans and local medicine men and women. As medicine made advancements, and demonstrated the need for some way to manage prolonged illness such as cholera, tuberculosis, measles, small pox, and typhus, the need became more and more important to figure out management and health care. As WWII progressed, Henry J. Kaiser developed a pre-paid program that paved the way for Health Maintenance Organizations 40 years later…

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    Medicare while small percentage or about one-third get their healthcare benefits from Medicare Advantage or Medicare private health plan. Medicare Advantage is a managed health care insurance that substitutes parts of the Original Medicare Parts A and B. The plan covers all the services offered under Medicare Original except hospice care. According to MedicareUntergactive.org, the Medicare Advantage Plans contracts the federal government is paid a fixed amount for every individual receiving…

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    Midwifery In Australia

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    codes and guidelines required for nurses and midwives. When trained practitioners from other countries have a desire to practice in Australia they are assessed by NMBA. In addition to that the complaints and investigations of nurses and midwives are managed by NMBA. Finally, it is the function of Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia to provide registration for nursing and midwifery profession. (Australia N. a., Functions of the board, 2015) Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation. When…

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    I inspire to be many things, mainly having a philosophy of serving others in the field of health care, I believe we should form a symbiotic relationship as professional health provider, making it our obligation to not only understand the symptom but the social effects and developing possible cure; supporting and strengthening our existing institution while providing a better quality of life. I acquire these values nearly three decades ago, where I had the opportunity to volunteer in my…

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