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    My Therapeutic Journey

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    The most weakening event of my life – the car accident - has further intensified my interest in medicine. I believe I will fulfill my potential of becoming a doctor and contributing to society by helping mankind. I look forward to challenging myself every day and proving to myself ever since the car accident that I will accomplish one goal: I will become…

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    The body is the primarily source of living. Living without a functional body gives us restraints on what we are capable of achieving on a daily basis. This leaves me to state that we must take care of the inputs and outputs of the body. If we don’t maintain a healthy lifestyle there can be many things that cause the body to break down and tremendously cause pain, hurt, and dissatisfaction overall in or lives. Proper fueling of the body requires getting adequate amount of sleep, eating nutritious…

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    AF Health Care Case Study

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    Analysis AF healthcare service and delivery measures look at current trends with patient care regarding lifestyle risks and behavioral health during routine visits. Outcomes prove that AF’s performance is steadily improving with comparable results to Health Care Data and Information (HCDI) 90th percentile benchmark and a mission to meet and exceed Healthy People 2010 goals (NIST, 2006). In contrast to nationwide trends in chronic illnesses, AF has seen consistent improvements in BMI figures,…

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    3. Explain how the United States has both market and social justice of health care. Market justice assumes that consumers are financially stable and are willing to purchase health care services at market prices. Under market justice, the distribution health services are significantly based on the consumer’s ability to pay for adequate services (Shi & Singh, 2013, p. 41). The problem with market justice is that without adequate income or health insurance through employment people find themselves…

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    Luc de Clapiers once said, “The greatest achievement of human spirit is to live up to one’s opportunities and make the most of one’s resources.” Life is full of beautiful experiences and opportunities. People just need to recognize them. I believe that each day presents opportunities for achievements. However, the most meaningful experience of my life is when I first did my volunteer work at Clear Lake Regional Hospital in the summer of 2013. Working with the health-care professionals was a…

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    Civil War Medical Technology Civil war medical technology was not very good during the awful war of 1861-1865. With small shanty medical kits that were not adequate for the job that surgeons had ahead of them tools in the medical kit helped transmit diseases that were lethal. Weapons were being engineered to become more lethal and or more painful [also built to explode so it was harder for medical surgeons to save the soldier]. Transportation was also dominant problem that hurt both the…

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    Reflection and reflective practice are increasingly described as essential attributes of competent healthcare professionals who are prepared to address clinical challenges1. The iSAP scenario provided the opportunity to develop a Clinical Action Plan (CAP) to identify client needs and discuss professional behaviours of clinician’s involved affecting the quality of healthcare received. An expert CAP was then released identifying the main issues to be considered. This report will compare and…

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    running outpatient clinics and post-surgical follow ups, they must spend time proving themselves worthy. Tasks they perform include medical history taking, interpreting EKG and puncture/blood draws, among others. Only some PA’s can legally prescribe medicine, or controlled substances. Each of the 50 states has different laws regarding the prescription of medications by mid-level practitioners within that particular State through the Drug Enforcement…

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    Mental Health Papers

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    One in four adults in the United States (61.5 million) is affected by a mental illness (McEnaney). Of the 61.5 million adults suffering from a mental illness, only 40% (24.6 million) are getting the proper treatment for it (Nieves). Additionally, 1/3 (250,000) of homeless people in the U.S. suffer from serious mental illness, and that number increases every day (Nieves). While health care for mentally challenged individuals in the United States has improved since colonial times, their care today…

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    Wellness Programs

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    Wellness programs “are designed to maintain or improve employee health before problems arise; encourage self-directed lifestyle changes, including reduced cholesterol and heart disease risks and individualized exercise programs and follow-up” (Jackson, Mathis, & Valentine, 2014, pp. 506-507). Many companies provide these types of programs to enhance participation within the organization while offering incentives to participate in a volunteer based program. With various options to choose from,…

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