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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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    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 Health Organization (WHO) has identified that with the reduction of pollution air levels it would also cut down the probability of getting a stroke, heart disease, lung cancer, and both chronic and acute respiratory diseases, including asthma.…

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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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    Health Disparities Essay

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    Common Health Disparities in the Latino Population As individuals progress throughout their lives, healthcare plays an important role. Individuals rely on health care services to provide strong mental and physical health on their wellbeing. The types of health care that may be provided could consist of, but are not limited to, routine visits, surgery, rehabilitation, medications or full body screenings. Ultimately, the health care systems, as a whole, would be able to provide these necessary…

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    Unhealthy Food Analysis

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    The consumption of unhealthy foods and the lack of physical activity in America have increased drastically since the 1970s, creating health related issues or in the worst case, causing death. As the years go by, Americans have become more dependant on their cars, therefore less people walk to the places they need to go. Also, kids would come home everyday and find a freshly cooked meal, whereas now students go to the nearest fast food restaurant and purchase processed food. This eventually…

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    has shown that increasing diversity has a positive correlation with increased academic performance of those students who are at the bottom end of the achievement gap. I feel that the same concept can apply to mental health services. The more diversity there is within mental health field, the more psycho-education performance can increase albeit those consumers have a way to ensure they understand the psycho-educational information via translators or translated handouts, which currently are…

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    Care Standards Act Essay

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    The Care Standards Act sets stringent rules which govern the recognition and regulations of all independent hospitals and all other healthcare facilities The government has put emphasis on improving standards which focus on: standards of care in residential and nursing homes and other personal care services standards of NHS care standards of care from health and social care professionals. The Care Standards Act 2000 outlined a new system of national minimum standards for services such as private…

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    This report evaluates the most significant factor (poverty) in Glasgow which influencing the health and illness in this community in order to demonstrate all causes and explain how better health might be promoted to improve. in western Europe, Scotland has been a part of countries with the lowest life expectancy and between all cities in Scotland, Glasgow has had the most important health factors such as drug abuse, lung cancer, murder or suicide. Glasgow 's mortality rates are the highest in…

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