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    What are two issues of physician reimbursement some are the practice expenses, doctor’s income and the reimbursement rates. The physician reimbursement is what the insurance company paid your physician for his services. Physicians cannot negotiate with the insurance company about the cost. Managed care organizations are trying to control the cost of health care but it’s not working. MCO’s have contracts with doctors and hospitals on what they can and can’t do. MCO’s limit access to specialist…

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    My decision to become a Physician Assistant (PA) is the result of the experiences and the knowledge gained from volunteering, shadowing and working close with PAs for the last several years. Moreover, the decision to choose PA as a career is also due to the personal and professional experiences observed while attending the first two years of medical school. While I have wanted to be a physician since the junior year of undergraduate studies, my perspective of the role of a doctor in terms of…

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    Becoming a physician assistant (PA), just like any other medical professional position, requires gaining an extensive amount of experience. I was able to gain many valuable experiences by working a Skagit Urgent Care Clinic during my underserve rotation. some enjoyable and some stressful. One memorable positive experience was with a mother who brought her son because of an asthma attack. She was frantic and too emotional to communicate with us. I worked closely with my preceptor to calm the…

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    our legacy. A chilling thought indeed, but while a majority of people cower in fear in the face of death, other see at as their only escape from their haunting and excruciating pain, but they can’t take this final step by themselves. This is where physician assisted suicide, or PAS, and euthanasia comes in, the difference being that in euthanasia, the doctor performs the action that causes death, and in PAS, the doctor just provides the means to do so. Countries all over the world have different…

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    Many wonder if euthanasia is right and moral and if it is not what should be done when being faced with this situation. I think the best way to look at physician-assisted euthanasia is through consequentialism and deontology. It’s important we look at the consequences of physician-assisted suicide because they are literally the difference between life and death. A patient that is gravely ill or in a coma may be diagnosed and given a time limit until death, however, some patients have surprised…

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    Specialization of physicians has had a positive and negative impact in our healthcare system. While they have allowed for much advancement in medical care, they have also been highly successful in patient care. However, specialization has also had an inefficient impact on our health care delivery system. Currently, there are far more physicians choosing to be specialist, there happens to be a shortage in primary physicians. Due to this, more patients are seeing specialty physicians. In my…

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    My goal is to become a practicing Physician Assistant. My desire is to acquire the medical skills necessary to help people in maintaining health. I have done the research on the training required and I am aware that this requires a major investment of two and half year of study and practice. I am fully prepared to put in the energy and work required to successfully complete the program. I also know that it will need my ongoing commitment to professional development in order to hone my skills and…

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    Becoming a Physician Assistant The Career that I chose to explore for the assignment is a Physician Assistant. A Physician Assistant, also known as a ‘PA’, is a healthcare professional who is a part of a healthcare team with collaborating doctors and providers. They can offer a broad range of health care services in preventing and treating illness and injury. Depending on the PA’s scope of practice, their work load may include review of patient histories, physical exams, diagnosing illnesses,…

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    ineffective methods as a young child, I have not lost my drive for helping others. I plan on becoming a nurse practitioner or physician assistant, and while I know my direction could change with further exposure to other medical fields, I know…

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    debate whether Physician Assisted Suicide should be legal in California is one that will always be a topic that is some agree and some disagree with. I will be analyzing two articles from opposing sides of this topic. Is there ever a good reason for a person to commit suicide? If you or someone you love had only months to live and were in constant uncontrollable pain and begging to die, would you be able to help them end their life? An analysis of Ira Byock’s belief that Physician Assisted…

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