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    counselors should be offered as a way to transition from treatment. Action The most important thing for me to do is to make sure that I have a clear and concise understanding of the topics from ACA code of ethics. Since most of Michigan rules and regulation refer me to the ACA, it would be the best tool to understand any issues that could arise. Also, I want to make sure that my client and I have a verbal, written, and documented agreement when it comes to gift acceptance and rejections. I…

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    The powers of physicians were limited in the 19th century by social, economic, and scientific factors, and as a result medicine was prevented from taking its place as a high status profession. The major contributors to these limitations include: the underwhelming ability to cure patients, lack of high knowledge exclusively help by physicians, and in America, various objections to regulating medicine. Doctors competed for rich clientele in order to supplement their income. Being in a lower class…

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    outcome. One more time, I am able to understand and observe the importance of being aware of my own feelings to better interact and understand patients feeling and struggles as well. I can say that I better comprehend the importance of applying therapeutic communication as professional nurses as well as the impact that emotional intelligent have on the profession and the patient…

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    in all areas of the field, it makes one wonder if reasonable thought is moving at the same speed. Genetic engineering should only continue with medical purpose in mind and movements should be made with oversight, regular revision, and the proper regulation needed to allow it to proceed. If the field continues to move in a direction that does not have necessity in mind, the consequences will be maximal. If we are to continue tampering with all the inner workings of nature and evolution, we should…

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    Unsustainable Health Care

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    Health policy has a symbiotic relationship with the delivery of health care. When policy actions are endorsed the health care administered to patients is impacted. Yet, better care exists because of the existence of health policy. Secondly, health policy and the laws that are derived from it involve government in ways that are contradictory. The contradictions serve to help vulnerable populations get health services; yet, places individuals in need of care at risk. Additionally, the quality…

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    else support them, college students can begin to regain their confidence so that they can believe in themselves, knowing that they can do the task that is set before them. When a faculty member pushes their student to turn assignments in and receive good grades, it creates stress. Though having stress has negative effects, stress can push a student to do their best and learn time management skills (Guo, Johnson, and Wang…

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    Informed Consent

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    individuals with dementia may be intentionally or unintentionally coerced and/or exploited before and during a project, especially in situations where a proxy anticipates real or perceived benefits to participation (e.g., compensation, access to goods/services).6 Additionally, although proxies and ‘gatekeepers’ of individuals with dementia, including practitioners and family members or carers, have valuable insights that should be garnered through research and evaluation, it has been suggested…

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    given in the therapeutic relationship”. Counselors can only disclose information when they are “authorized by law or by the client” (2015, pg. 206). HIPPA is a “federal law” that allows “patients more rights and control over their health information”. Counselors are not only responsible for explaining to clients about their records, but HIPPA also includes conditions regarding “client privacy, informed consent, and transfer of records” (2015, pg. 219). Not following HIPPA regulations can result…

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    people tend to have incongruence in their lives. A person is said to enter counselling in a state of incongruence and it is the counsellors aim to reverse this incongruence (Rogers, 1959). Other problems may occur in the formation of a successful therapeutic alliance as this may not always occur between a counsellor and a client. Rogers (1959) described the relationship between the counsellor and the client as a critical variable. If this critical variable is not present to its full extend then…

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    NUTRIGENOMICS ASSIGNMENT: PUFA AS NUTRACEUTICAL SUBMITTED TO: DR. SANAULLAH IQBAL SUBMITTED BY: MAHAM ABID REGISTRATION NO. : 2014-ND-026 NUTRACEUTICAL Nutraceutical is referred to a functional food ingredient or a nutrient that possesses therapeutic properties and claim health benefits among people. CLASSIFICATION BASED ON CHEMICAL NATURE Nutraceuticals can be divided as follows: • Isoprenoid derivatives • Phenolic substances • Fatty acids and structural lipids • Carbohydrates and…

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