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    Introduction Chapter: For many years doctors and health service researchers have been searching about a telecommunications and new technologies to improve the health care. After a lot of work the telemedicine implemented and become an important solution for health care consultations. Telemedicine is defined as a technology that support and provide health care through long distances by using the electronic information and communications technologies. Also, the American Telemedicine Association…

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    1. INTRODUCTION Healthcare sector is a major considerate area worldwide. The government of all over the world spends a huge amount of GDP in the healthcare sector for public health and welfare. The main aim of IoT in the healthcare sector is to enhance the quality of people life and that too in an economical way. At the same time, it should provide equity and ease of access. The revolution in the mode of information and communication technologies (ICTs), has a great impact in addressing global…

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    examining the future of Public Relations in this ever changing world. Public Relations professionals will have to adapt quickly to allow themselves to not be swamped by the incoming tidal wave of trends brought on by the world wide web. This paper will break down on how Public Relations started, moving onto what Public Relations is today. Following that this paper will touch upon where Public Relations is envisioned to head to in the future. Beginning first, what is Public Relations (PR)?…

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    Role Of Health Literacy

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    Health Literacy The role of health literacy is to help individuals to acquire skills to obtain, process, and understand the basic health information and services, which are needed in order to make appropriate health decisions (Wessling, 2010). In turn the necessity of health literacy provides a person with an improved quality of life, as well as, containing health costs for the U.S (Wessling, 2010). An article on the role of health literacy in reducing health disparities makes light of a…

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    Career and College Research Paper A pretty, big, bubblegum pink dress is what I was wearing as I envisioned myself growing up to be a princess like the ones in the famous fairy tales. However, growing older and more mature, I discovered a huge interest in science and helping others, leading me to choose to become an epidemiologist. An epidemiologist is a “health professional who investigates patterns and causes of disease and injury in humans” (“Summary”). To accomplish my dream of attending…

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    Outcomes The practical experience started by completing required training modules within the TRAIN.org program. TRAIN is “a learning management system designed to improve workforce…

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    justice in America. Randi captured footage from LA, San Antonio, Austin, New Orleans and Baltimore to create her full-length documentary. She is now in the process of submitting her documentary to film festivals around the world. • Invasive Innovators: Founded by Erin Spencer, is a digital storytelling platform that aims to educate the public about the threats of invasive species while highlighting innovate approaches to management. Through the NBCU-MTP Grant, Erin is identifying and…

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    inhabitants of the public housing established from the past 5, 10 and 15 years. This aims to explore approaches and views of housing development residents through examining past and recent housing strategies for both local and foreign. In the course of recent decades, the national government has utilized numerous ways to deal with housing policy in the national effort to lighten poverty. Strategies have incorporated the spreading of low-income households,…

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    suggests that implementing a preventive counseling program and redirecting the community’s resources from crisis management to education and economic development leads to better results in maintaining housing stability. Resources that enhance a quality of life can have a significant influence on population health outcomes. For example, safe and affordable housing, access to education, public safety, availability of healthy foods, local emergency/health services, and environments free of…

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    Health information used by healthcare professionals as well as consumers should come from a trusted and reliable source. There are thousands of websites, online services, and ‘apps’ available for use that provide health information to anyone searching for it. The importance of knowing what is trustworthy cannot be underestimated for the safety of information recipients (National Cancer Institute, 2015). The content of the Internet is unregulated so confidence level in the content should be…

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