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    Emory Healthcare. (2017). Emory Healthcare history and mission. https://www.emoryhealthcare.org/locations/hospitals/emory-university-hospital/index.html The author of the website for Emory Healthcare systems, explains the history and existence of Emory University Hospital. It’s explained how at the beginning, in the year 1904 that the hospitals, name was Wesley Memorial Hospital, which at that time started with 50 beds, and now has expanded to 830 beds. Emory Healthcare’s goal for quality…

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    Why balancing rights is important. Balancing rights is important because the service users will feel safe and are not being abused or neglected as their human and civil rights are being met by the healthcare professionals. Steven Hoskin case study In the Steven Hoskin case study his rights were not met as he was being abused. Steven Hoskin had repeatedly called up services such as the police and care services, for several matters including threats. The murder of Steven Hoskin could have been…

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    Assessment 4 Joel Sampson Bethune Cookman University Assessment 4 1. Define some of the uses for clinical assessment Some of the uses for clinical assessment are to help clients gain greater insight, to assist in treatment planning, and to assist in court decisions. 2. Distinguish between objective and projective testing and compare and contrast how each can be used in clinical assessment. Objective personality test assesses various aspects of personality. A projective test is designed to…

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    of Gender Inequalities in Healthcare: Yemen vs. US Gender inequality is an aspect of the livelihoods of many people across the world. Inequality of gender affects the health of developed countries such as, the United States and undeveloped countries such as Yemen. The effects of gender inequality in health include disproportioned influence on economy, lack of access to education and healthcare. In the US women lack access to preventative reproductive healthcare such as prenatal care,…

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    emotions. His purpose is giving positive affections to the patients that will help them lead to recovery. He conducts several stories on how patients conceal their feelings without allowing people around them to recognize their illness, and the healthcare providers…

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    Ethical Dilemma Examples

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    situations in which an individual must make a decision in which course of action is best, or there must be different courses of action to choose from and compromising some ethical dilemma the action must be taken (Allen Kelly, 2017). Being in a healthcare field, ethical dilemma may occur frequently, making it hard for health care professional to face difficulty to choose the right path. Dilemma may not be between right and wrong choices. It is more about what is the right thing to do. Sometimes…

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    Healthcare in the United States has always been a hot topic for discussion. The Structural-Functional Approach “sees society as a complex system whose parts work together to promote solidarity and stability” (Macontis, 2014.) This theory as it relates to healthcare believes that every person has to be healthy and be a productive member of society. According to Talcott Parsons, illness causes dysfunction in society. People who are assumed ill are unable to perform their duties in society. The…

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    Medical Imaging Analysis

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    Introduction Medical Imaging is a revolutionary in medical diagnosis. With the advent of micro-electronics and computer science, there is a lot of ease in identifying and treating the diseases as never before. Medical imaging is a technique helpful in idenfying the possible diseases and disorders. Using different radio spectrums, different images of an organ can be captured. It comes under a medical test, these days depend on the type of the disease patient undergo this test. After image…

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    Nowadays, pressure ulcer has getting broaden and affect the community especially among older generation that gives difficulties and pain to the patient. They probably have a hard time on doing daily activities and could not join community activities. Thus, as a member of health sciences, we have a big responsibility to provide the treatment so that the disease would be cure. Pressure ulcer, decubitus ulcer, bedsore and pressure sore shares the same meaning. The wounds that expand…

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    If a person wants to fly, whether it is a little Cessna 150, or a massive Airbus A380, you will have to obtain a medical certificate. In order for a person to be eligible for flight, they must meet several very strict health standards. Both mentally and physically, a person must be sharp, ready, and alert at all times. A person’s vision must be near perfect, with or without any form of correction. Heart health is also a big concern, as is mental health. There are three medical certificate…

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