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    which is new specialization found in our modern life but he play an important role in helping patients in all sites and in any times. Industrial pharmacist who have knowledge and experience to provide a particular active ingredient in drug provide medicines to members of the health profession, ensuring that the drug have validation of the various stages of production and the testing of products before release to…

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    The modern world has brought many advances in healthcare. One of the most useful to my professional practice has been the development of Electronic Health Records (EHR), which are simply digital versions of paper charts. Computer-based patient records have greatly impacted how things are now done in my unit and in my facility. 53 percent of physicians believed that the use of EHRs can improve the quality of care they provide (Wynia 2011). We have been using computer based health records for…

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    Lysette Anthony, an English actress and model, once said, “Mental illness leaves a huge legacy, not just for the person suffering it but for those around them” (Brainy Quote Organization, 2016, p. 1). While there are multiple rising health issues in the United States, such as the increasing use of electronic cigarettes, mounting prescription drug overdoses, lack of adequate oral health availability, and an increasing number of people with diabetes, mental health has been a major growing topic…

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    Open Data Collection The information being collected through social media platforms is not of concern to the users interviewed for this study. Regardless of gender, ethnicity, major or occupation almost all users were aware that their data was being used by social media outlets. In addition, by signing up for a social media platform the users were aware that their data is being collected, making it clear that their information will be protected and specific information will be public. C1…

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    I. Research Strategy (6-page limit) SIGNIFICANCE a. Background information The World Health Organization defines the occurrence of interprofessional education as “…when students from two or more professions learn about, from, and with each other to enable effective collaboration and improve health outcomes.” There is a scarcity of literature regarding the use of experiential-learning to teach students the roles and responsibilities of different professions, particularly when working to…

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    treat numerous medical conditions. Marijuana is currently illegal and there are numerous studies being done to test the effectiveness of marijuana and the side effects that follow. According to Bill McCarberg, “The possibilities for cannabinoid medicines are very promising, and much exciting research is proceeding at a rapid pace” (3). The use of marijuana dates back to 6000 B.C., when China used cannabis seeds in a variety of foods. Cannabis was used widely around the world until the 1900’s…

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    administration of medicines is an important aspect’ of nursing care as nurses have a responsibility to supply and dispose medication as defined in the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) Standard for Medicines Management. This essay will focus on the central skill of medicine administration and its application in treating, preventing and relieving symptoms of an illness. Medicine administration will be defined and its purpose in a clinical area will be examined. The principle of medicine…

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    Adverse event, near miss and event according to the Institute of Medicine While examining safety and precautionary measures on the job it is important to have clear universal definitions to refer to when discussing safety. The Institute of Medicine provided definitions to clarify certain safety terms, which were published in 1998, and are known as a common language regarding safety. The key safety terms issued by the Institute of Medicine (IOM) are provided in hopes to remove potential break…

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    Adolescent motherhood is a major difficulty that can pose significant effects on an individual’s life. Teenage mothers may have greater risks of developing complications in major areas of their life, such as education failure, deficiency, and psychological problems. Adolescent motherhood is associated with limited chances of acquiring full education. Additionally, they may face considerable social stigma and hostility during the pregnancy. Stigma may cause adolescents not to seek the required…

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    including life expectancy, satisfaction, infant mortality rate, errors in medical tests, and cancer survival, in my view, are key indicators of healthcare quality. Healthcare is dealing with human life. Thus, it is important that the service and medicine is meets good quality…

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