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    health services, specifically, suicide and homicide include the infrastructure of the National Veterans Crisis Line, formerly known as the National Veterans Suicide Prevention Hotline . This twenty-four hotline is toll free and confidential, precisely designated for veterans, active duty service members, and their family or friends (Britton, Bossarte, Thompson, Kemp, Conner, 2013). All Veteran Affairs Medical Centers (VAMC) have a minimum of one suicide prevention coordinator (SPC), they…

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    Activity Three The third event I participated in was the Suicide Prevention 5k. This event was held at the Sanford Center. Participants could choose to run, walk or skate. Both a 5k and a 10k were also offered. I chose to participate running in the 5k with some of my cross country teammates. The course for the races were located on the path that goes around the Sanford Center and through the neighborhood behind it. Prior to the race, inside of the Sanford Center, was information set up about…

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    powerlessness and even verbalize that they have “lost all hope,” “feel lost” and “powerless” with their lives. A poem that was written in 2013 summarizes what my patient feels in her last weeks of life. The following poem was written for the National Suicide Prevention and Awareness organization but fits into my client’s life. My patient (D.R.) has subjectively stated that “all she wants to do is die.” (DR, 2017) In her last months of life, she has been entirely dependent on the staff for any…

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    1. The purpose of this position paper is to identify how ineffective the current Air Force Suicide Prevention Program is and why it is ineffective. First, this paper will cover the problem with the ineffectiveness of the Air Force Suicide Prevention Program. Second, this paper will cover possible solutions that the military should consider implementing for this program. These solutions include providing a psychiatric evaluation at the Military Entry Processing Station (MEPS), increasing…

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    The Department of Veterans Affairs, and The National Suicide Prevention Hotline back a program which is funded by the U.S. Department of Health and Services, called the Veterans Crisis Line. This program makes it, so that by calling or texting a number, a veteran in need can have instant professional help, in their…

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    Anorexia Prevention

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    The Predictors, Prevention and Intervention of Anorexia Anorexia is an emotional disorder characterized by an obsessive desire to lose weight by refusing to eat. It is also characterized as a medical condition where a person experiences a loss or lack of appetite. This can result in irreversible health complications, including death. Anorexia is extremely physiological. Psychological factors that can contribute to eating disorders include low self-esteem, feelings of not being enough or lack of…

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    Income inequality for millions has created a public health crisis to include drug abuse, violence, suicide, mental illness, and chronic disease within the disadvantaged communities in the United States. To further disparity, some states did not expand the Medicare and Medicaid eligibility under the Affordable Care Act; thus, vulnerable populations such as the working poor, children, elderly, and disabled are unable to acquire health care coverage. Without health care coverage, treatable and…

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    ASIST Model Of Suicide

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    Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training on the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline discusses an empirical study completed to assess the effectiveness of utilizing the ASIST model with individuals suffering from adverse effects (Gould, Cross, & Pisani, 2013). The authors of the article commence their discussion by emphasizing the topic of suicide as a worldwide tragedy and social problem within society, as a completed suicide occurs every 15 minutes. Researchers explore the Applied Suicide…

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    All through the world there has been infectious disease that lead to being chronic as the leading cause of death. This is why more promotion of health increased throughout the years, to warn individuals that it is important to have checkups. Seeing your doctor for every six months or year for checkups making sure you were as healthy as last time should be important to you. Not only does promotion of health let peo ple improve their health but also stops contagious diseases from spreading or…

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    Secondary prevention such as provision of opioids, availability of blood for transfusion, free provision of malarial prophylaxis, vitamin supplements, blood transfusion and antibiotics can effectively prevent the complication of the disease (WHO 2006 ; NICE 2010). Tertiary prevention, which is aimed at reducing further progression and suffering of patients, will involve provision of emotional support…

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