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    at a faster rate. Since there are no physician networks or a set of providers that the German population are tied to, the continuity of care is not substantial. The German population suffers setbacks from physician and clinician inconsistency. Also, this makes the previous medical records non accessible since none of the providers are linked. Redundancy of care becomes a big issue because physicians order repetitive test not knowing or having the ability to see if other providers have already…

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    Currently, it seems such information, are by default disseminated through health care providers to certain populations in the society. Outside factors (political groups, industry organizations, environmental groups, etc.) often attempt to influence the position the FDA and Food Safety 's takes on a food safety issue such as this? Should…

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    Nursing Future Plan

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    nurses to the fullest extent of their education and training is essential for the growth of nursing. Nurses should be partners of doctor’s and they should work together to solve problems that arise with their patient which would lead to overall better care. Physicians need to be able to trust the nurse’s education and training and feel confident that they can provide as much insight to a potential problem as a doctor. Speaking from experience there is nothing worse than a doctor who is…

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    Mental Illness In America

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    Unfortunately, according to the National Center for Biotechnology Information, updated in 2016, public stigma is a pervasive barrier that prevents many individuals in the United States from engaging in mental health care (NCIB). Public stigma refers to a set of negative attitudes and beliefs that motivate individuals to fear, reject, avoid, and discriminate against people with mental illness (NCIB). Unfortunately, after many experiments and researching, the National…

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    research assistant at Children’s Hospital Oakland at the Family Information and Navigation Desk (FIND) where I investigated the relationship between social and environmental issues and children’s health. Alternating between the emergency room and primary care clinic, I interviewed diverse families, primarily in Spanish. If the occasion arose, I had the privilege of helping a family by connecting them to resources. During my time at FIND, I sometimes headed home with a heavy heart, when lack of…

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    Immigrant health issues, including: lack of access to health care, lack of insurance, lack of education, language barriers and fear of prejudice all have an effect on our communities, the United States as a whole and how we deliver proper treatment to those individuals. The main issue that I will talk about is the communication barrier, its issues and some solutions. The high level of immigrants without insurance is partially explained by the lack of or low levels of education. With low…

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    Health care coverage proves to be difficult for people as they expect it to cover all their expenses only to realize later on that this is not the case. There are many people who face challenges as they try to claim cover for their expenses only to realize that some of the expenses are not under the cover of the insurance policy they took. The health care covers differ from one country to the other. Some countries like France have good health care coverage that provides sufficient funds to cover…

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    Risks There are several hazards within the community. However, with reference to the risks from the environment - air pollution is a huge concern. In Central Florida, apart from the SunRail and Lynx, most of the community members use cars for their means of transportation. With that, it exposes them to perilous agents in air. In fact, it was stated by the United States Environmental Protection Agency, that exposure to air pollution can cause numerous effects on human health. World…

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    I grew up in a neighborhood where people often misunderstand the term caring in a situation where care is needed. The concept of caring for an individual does not simply entail knowing that he or she is emotionally or physically stable, but rather has more to do with utilizing my personal experiences to instill the notion of hope. There are still people in the world who care and want to help out. Many times when I receive the response, “I’m fine,” from my friends, I instantly know they…

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    many family friendly policies and benefits in class, but since the new deal I don’t think there has been one that has been either more popular or controversial than the Affordable Care Act, otherwise known as Obama care. The Affordable Care Act is considered so powerful and important that it could alter the entire health care landscape and maybe the economy as a whole. For us to have a sounder understanding of this I will go into some of the benefits and controversies for the everyday American…

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