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    career is health care management. In this assignment I’m going to be writing about the job overlook, certification requirements, how my personality trait skills relate to my chosen career and where will I see myself in 5 years while pursuing this career of being a health care manager. This is an outlining of my career and my future goals. Health care managers coordinate medical and health services in hospitals, clinics, public health agencies, homes and many more. Being a health care manager…

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    information on cancer prevention, patient care, education and research (Vance & Hollis, 2015). In preparing a SWOT analysis of the external and internal forces faced by this organization include, strengths which includes the organizations ability to connect and provide information regarding cancer treatment, prevention and research that impacts the community locally and globally. As I mentioned previously MSKCC experienced issues with recruitment to child care and housing barriers. If these…

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    Hospital History Summary

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    The Arab hospitals on the other hand took a different approach and helped anyone who needed medical assistance. This sort of ethical approach to care by doctors is the foundation for concepts such as the Hippocratic Oath and is still with modern medicine today. The first American hospitals called Almshouses were first established by William Penn in Philadelphia in 1713. Over time as medical facilities…

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    Effects Of Tax On Soda

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    by consumers, some politicians, and the soft drink industry. The tax proposal continues to come up for debate by city officials and public health experts as the nation attempts to decrease empty carbohydrate intake, improve nutrition and reduce diabetes. Taxation of sugar-sweetened beverages would, for the most part, make a positive impact on improving the health of individuals and the nation as a whole. Governments should tax sugar-sweetened beverages in order…

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    Medical System Reform

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    government organized a conference on health care system reform. This meeting aims to clarify goals and strategies of health care reform, and invited experts from government sector, universities and international organizations to join in this conference (Zou 2012). In 2006, the State Council set up a specific team working for the latest round of medical system reform. This team is responsible for drawing up overall strategies and specific policy measures of health care reform, and all team…

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    Step 2: My mother is a career of a disabled man of low socio-economic status and so I have a lot of experience and observations in regards to health and illness of a low socio-economic person living with a chronic disability compared to the heath and illness of a person opposite. Luke is blind 34 year old man and has Bardet- Biedl syndrome (Koenders, 2016). He was told he would not live very long but he has already passed the age and beyond that he was expected to live. Luke is morbidly obese…

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    leave their cars at home and get from point A to B on their bicycle. While all forms of cycling have some influence on the economy, we will be looking more specifically at commuting and the potential economic benefits and negatives it entails. Better Health and the Economy Riding a bike frequently is a low-impact, aerobic exercise almost…

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    up with this thought, but having a grandfather who was an RN I thought I’d changed my mind, but I did definitely keep some of the cultural views of nursing buried in my head. Flash forward 3 days later and I began History, Trends and Issues in Health Care and if I had to condense what this course taught me, it’s that without nurses many, many more people would be dead. This course rivaled my beliefs that nurses are secondary in the medical landscape,…

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    Obesity (2015), explains a few examples include but are not limited to heart disease, diabetes, hypertension, stroke, cancer, erectile dysfunction, infertility, sleep apnea, high cholesterol, and depression. The Kaiser Family Foundation (2016) defines health disparity as a…

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    Henry Ford Marketing Plan

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    2016). Henry Ford Health Systems has over 23,000 employees, and is the fifth largest employer in the Metro-Detroit area, and is also one of the most diverse health systems (Henry, 2016). A major component at Henry Ford Hospital is the Wellness and Prevention Program. Wellness and Prevention programs are used to reward employees for changing health-related behaviors, and for improving measurable health outcomes (Horwitz, Kelly, DiNardo, 2013). Henry Ford Hospital offers Health and Wellness…

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