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    important moment in the women’s health movement as well as in the nation’s response to cancer related issues. Through carefully structured paragraphs, Michelle Obama makes use of rhetorical devices to emphasize the actions taken in improvement, evolution, and awareness regarding the nation’s status on breast…

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    What are Electronic Medical Records? Electronic Medical Records (EMR) is the term used to describe the electronic storage of patient health information. EMR are used widely in the medical field and help provide personalized and interactive healthcare options for users. Like in many other industries, for decades medical records were all kept in written records. Recently a movement has occurred, moving healthcare away from written records and now to online records. Now, medical records are almost…

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    Barriers in Healthcare: When Will Policy Catch Up with the Demographics and Evidence?” (published in 2014), Glen Flores, MD, of UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, Texas explains how language barriers impact access to care, the availability of health services, the quality of care, communication between patient and physician, patient satisfaction, and patient safety. “ More than 1 in 5 Americans-equivalent to 61.9 million-resides in a non-English primary-language (NEPL) household, and 25.1…

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    Nursing As A Career

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    coordinate patient care, educate patients and the public about various health conditions, and provide advice and emotional support to patients and their family members.” Before I can just jump into the emergency room, I had to go to school to learn the skills and knowledge to be a…

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    Over the past few decades China’s economy has blossomed rapidly affording millions of people out of poverty and improving their health. Despite the economic progress many health issues remain a burden. With the growing economics of China, the larger cities and more densely populated and urban communities are benefiting from advancement in health technologies and access to EMS systems in hospitals, the poor and especially those in rural communities and outlying areas do not have this luxury much…

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    citizens have access to inhalers to control asthma, insulin to control diabetes, and heart medication to alleviate heart problems. Inside of jail, prisoners are not able to get these medications and are therefore put at a higher risk to experience severe health…

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    America have tripled. Approximately one in three children in America is overweight or obese (Obesity by the number). Childhood obesity has increased drastically gaining the attention of health care professionals and parents ().The main concerned is that childhood obesity will then lead to adult obesity causing serious health problems. Childhood Obesity is a devastating epidemic happening in children today. Obesity is defined as excessive accumulation and storage of fat in the body (Obesity…

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    for the use of patient’s treatments. To provide the safest care to the patient, nurses must understand the concepts of professional boundaries. This boundary also established a professional relationship are sharing or gave other profession or nurse their work based on cooperation and teamwork among them. Nurses are known as a caregiver and provide close relationship not only between patient and the hospital but also for other health care professions. Their services are very important and…

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    unable to quickly disseminate patient information about previous episodes of care easily, and were unable to have all patients’ information at a click of a button. Not to mention that the provider’s orders were not legible and/or unclear, and that lead to related misinterpreted orders. Nurse’s staff will no longer have to waste time talking to the multidisciplinary team members about the patient’s status. But now, new technology has made this impossible takes possible. I will provide and…

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    Leadership Interview Paper

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    Leadership Interview Donald Berwick In my search for a public health leader I tried local hospitals CEO’s and head charge nurses but when I got no response from them I began searching influential leaders in healthcare and Donald Berwick continuously came up. It was during an interview I watched of him done by Michelle Ficken and the Institute for Healthcare Improvement that I realized what a great candidate he would be for this paper. Dr. Donald Berwick is the founder of the Institute for…

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