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    some form of technology to better serve their patients. In fact, the utilization of mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets, or computers for health or medical purposes have all been very successful approaches, and they have ultimately aided health professionals in solving complex medical health concerns (Perera, 2012). For example, mobile technology allows healthcare providers that are always busy and on the go, the ability to access all the patient information they need from anywhere in…

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    to be a Family medicine physician.Firstly the opportunity to care of patients from the prenatal age to the geriatrics age of life is a gratifying experience in total. Secondly Family medicine gives me the chance to serve the under-served rural and low-income urban population many of whom cannot afford specialized medical care services. Thirdly being a Family physician I would not only be able to diagnose and treat the patients but also play a part in providing preventive care and have a chance…

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    a negative impact on the rural patients, the provision of primary care, and the patient-physician relationship. Fortunately, there are new strategies and opportunities to improve the participation and access for patients and physician to the limited medical services. For a patient residing in a rural community where there has been closure and relocation of medical services elsewhere, there are financial, social and psychological burdens (Mashari, 2012). If patient, such as a pregnant woman,…

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    to the patient, providers, and drug companies. DTCA is often criticized for its potential negative impact on the patient-provider relationship. Providers often find themselves challenged with increased work and frustration when a patient questions their clinical authority based an advertisement.4 Physicians often oppose the idea of DTCA, finding it difficult and time-consuming to convince their patients that a medication is inappropriate for them. Sometimes, rather than argue with patient, the…

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    communities surrounding Lima, Peru. Also working as a medical assistant in a dermatology office, everyday I interacted and assisted with a variety of patients, who were often nervous and self-conscious about stripping down for a skin check or getting a mole removed. I found demonstrating empathy for the patient’s feelings helped most in these situations. One patient in particular was so nervous she was close to having a panic attack. Instead of getting frustrated at her lack of cooperation, I…

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    lot of time explaining how nursing and sociology go hand in hand. The article tells how nurses in hospitals and doctors’ offices need to approach their patients a certain way and how they nurse-patient relationships are viewed. In the article, it claims that nurse-patient relationships have some sort of a therapeutic value to them. Nurses help patients in their times in need and help them cope with pain and or live with it but find a means of acceptance. There are many research topics that have…

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    there are so many jobs to choose from. Just by being a pediatrician surgeon, nurse or just a doctor. It all depends on the type of person and what they think are the negatives. The negatives most think would affect every pediatrician is the loss of a patient. For every person it is a tough process they have to go through when losing someone. Doubtfully, starting out, they do not know their exact hours. They could be working late nights to early mornings. Losing time with their family may be a…

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    A medical assistant is allied health professional that assists the work of physicians and other health professionals to treat patients from senior citizens to newborn. A medical assistant is required to have special education training for various skills to be performed in ambulatory care settings. A medical assistant have to be physically and emotionally fit in order to perform the job efficiently. According to the united states bureau of labor statistics, medical assistants are one of the…

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    humility, togetherness, and patience. I aspire to live a life led by Christ and to ask for guidance on a daily basis. As a certified nursing assistant, I spent my first job caring for patients in an underserved nursing home. I remember my first shift at the facility, the place was understaffed, and most if not all of my patients which required changing had been saturated and soiled for who knows how long. I was walking down the hallway to my first call light and thought to myself, how inhumane…

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    questions, and getting comfortable with the healthcare provider. Thinking about this from the patient's perspective and having an experience recently with transferring to a new doctor I feel the patient will think about these three items before any of the others. First impressions say much to a prospective patient, and working in a clean environment is essential for medical staff. Clean waiting rooms, exam rooms, front desks, and bathrooms are important. Keeping germs at bay is prudent. In the…

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