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    Cunningham, 2005). The 4 p’s of marketing consists of everything that a healthcare organization will require for planning and execution of its marketing strategy and to influence demand for its services. For a marketing strategy to be effective and meet the organization’s marketing objectives it must combines the 4 Ps of the marketing mix (Kotler, Armstrong & Cunningham,…

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    The trend in Nursing that I chose to write about is diabetes impact on healthcare. I’m very passionate about the subject because I was diagnosed with being pre-diabetic this summer. I know that if I don’t make lifestyle changes, my being pre-diabetic will progress to the chronic condition of being diabetic. In my essay, I will be addressing the issue of non-compliancy through lack of access to medications, food insecurity and the current policies put in place to help diabetics get the…

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    inspirational motivation, intellectual stimulation, and individual consideration are the four key elements of transformational leadership. Idealized influence is demonstrated by leaders who provide a clear focus, those who serve as mentors and those who role model positive behaviors (Schwartz et al., 2011). These leaders are viewed as charismatic, empathetic, and supportive and are often revered by their followers (Schwartz et al., 2011). Leaders who are passionate about their vision and…

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    risk of developing diabetic complications and a 40% higher death rate, Raleigh , et al 1997. From the study we can see that they manage their diabetes poorly, the factors contributing to this is the language barrier between themselves and their healthcare practitioners, Lawton et al. 2006. It is a concern that the respondents had lack of knowledge into managing their blood sugar levels, Hawthorne et al, 1997. Due to many of the respondents being able to speak little or no English, a majority…

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    At what impact does obesity have on the rates of our health insurance premiums? Obesity is one of the leading causes of morbidity, disability, healthcare utilization, and healthcare costs because it’s a very pervasive, chronic disease (“What is Obesity?”). It is a complex subject that many stereotypically state to be caused by a person’s unhealthy lifestyle choices. However, they do not understand how it may be a result of uncontrollable medical conditions. Nevertheless, people should do their…

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    Traditional medicine plays a major role in the healthcare system in rural sectors of India. This type of medicine involves the utilization of herbal products to maintain balance in one’s body to prevent illness. The medicinal traditions of Ayurveda and Siddha have been considered to be originated in India and have played an important role in the healthcare system for many centuries after previously being used for therapeutic purposes. “The World Health Organization estimated that 80% of the…

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    the providers. At that point, I thanked God for making me go through that path to realize that my dream was to become a nurse. Throughout my first semester in nursing school, I learned how to effectively interact with my patients, their families, and the healthcare team. Caring for my patients is the main reason why I decided to be a nurse. A couple of weeks ago, I met a woman with colon cancer and anemia. Although she was in pain and weak, she looked happy and always had a smile on her face…

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    measurable for health care system, politics, patients and their family to understand, nurses decrease the expenses in health care system and also the families expenses…

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    An African man walks home from the local market to count the earnings he has made from his corn crops. He counts $2, just enough to feed his family. He owns the last plot of farmland in his village, but this will soon change, as another corporation needs space for agriculture. This man will be displaced along with other villagers with nowhere to work. The domination of developing countries is not uncommon and is threatening the human rights of individuals around the world. The uphold of human…

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