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    Child Welfare Timeline

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    in foster care homes. The state struggled with keeping up with the expanding range of federal pressure, which was more focused on the preservation of families and the option of adoption. During the 20-year period of 1974 to 1994, Arkansas child welfare authorities struggled between removing children from their parents’ custody and helping to preserve the structure of the family, without compromising…

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    After 1750, the relationship between food and state was innovative. As animals settled in London for closer distance to shops and consumers, many conflicts arose. A great concern of exchange of diseases between human and animals emerged. In Hardy’s scholarship, Pioneers in the Victorian province: veterinarians, public health and urban animal economy, it presented various factors of improving public health. With the presence of veterinarians, and meat inspectors, they seek to control the diseases…

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    Recently medical records have been radically transformed, the traditional paper medical records such as handwritten or typed has become electronically enhanced. This has been boosted through hard drives, back up tapes, CD’s, and DVD’S. The health care industry has rapidly and gradually become computerized both in the United States and throughout the world. On the other hand, there is electronic medical record which electronically stores database containing patient’s medical health information…

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    The Importance of Organizing in Health Care Management A number of major principles exist to support the framework for the formal organization theory, one being authority as an essential principle (Dunn, 2010). Authority can be described as a way of getting the job done by having the right to direct others and give orders (Dunn, 2010). Another primary principle is the span of management also known as the span of control (Dunn, 2010). This principle is defined as boundaries set on the number…

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    foster care tend to be at high risk of experiencing stability due to various complications that they have experienced in their lives. Especially for those that are still trying to get used to the idea of being in the foster care system. Depending on the type of difficulty that they are dealing with most of these children living in foster care find it hard to academically strong when their mind is not stable. Children of all ages end up in the foster care system, some of them struggles to care…

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    new practices, we will surely get back on the right track in terms of giving the best and quality nursing care to all our patients. I will discuss with you the following topics, continuity of care, Accountable Care Organizations, Medical Homes and Nurse Managed Health Clinics.…

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    Mental Illness Stereotypes

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    Mental illness is defined as a health condition that is characterized by alterations in thinking, mood, or behavior, associated with distress and/or impaired functioning (Mental Health Basics, 2013). "Both the rate of diagnosis of depression in the U.S. and rate or prescribing an antidepressant for its treatment has increased over the past two decades" (Sclar, 2012). There are also some research studies that indicate the rate of diagnosis and treatment vary by ethnicity/race (Sclar, 2012). In…

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    The World Health Organization (WHO), the United Nations Development Fund, the National Institute of Health, as well as pharmaceutical companies, clinicians and researchers abide by guidelines established through the ideology of “universal usefulness,” which is defined as “benefiting...more than one group or country…[applicable] to several, [and] preferably all, population groups and ...extending to current and future generations” (Feierman 189). However, is instituting a universalist goal from…

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    the hospital with my son's father. We were very lucky, traffic was not that heavy so late in the night. We were going to the Del Sol Hospital in West El Paso at midnight on August 12, 2006. We rushed into the Emergency Room, it was crowded but we managed to…

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    Homelessness Law

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    Mental Health and Homelessness Law President John F Kennedy signed the Community Mental Health Act into law in 1963 which revolutionized and improved mental health care in America. Prior to this law, there were limited community-based treatment facilities. Therefore, the mentally-ill population was being institutionalized in hospital settings with no thought of community re-entry plan. Following this law, those patients were able to reenter the community while still receiving mental health…

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