Question 1: Barriers to gaining mental health care about physical health care in developed countries.
Question 2: Description of occupational, physical risk and health risks about health care at the workplace.
A report by EU legislation on health safety at work place points out the following health risks; various types of concomitant risks such as radiation exposure, chemical burns, and various infections. Health workers are always exposed to these risks when offering their services. By adhering to good occupational safety, the health workers will be able to provide their services for many years and the amount of money spend to pay for the insurance of health professionals will be minimized or used in other sectors of the economy (Holtz, 2012).
Question 3: A global program addressing Silicosis
The GPES is a worldwide program that plays the part in the reduction of Silicosis disease in workers who works at hazardous dusty professions within different countries. The key purpose of the program is to deal with the penalties of silica dust exposure by controlling the dust sources, regulation at the transmission points as well as control at the employees’ level. A lot of concentration is at the employee level, and the program considers work practice, training as well as educating the works on such risks due to exposure in addition to utilization of PPE and health investigation (Fedotov, 2005).
Question 4: a summary of a current global event related to culture or honor killing.
The latest honor killing occurred in Pakistan within the village of Noorshah in Sahiwal district and Punjab province. A man by the name Mohammed Asif killed his two sisters because he was suspicious of their characters and also he was against the lifestyle of the sisters Melki & Mallat, 2016).Explored is the ability to discover something and making valuable use of such thing. It also entails a process of inquiring more information about an issue or situation at hand.
References
Collins, P. Y., Patel, V., Joestl, S. S., March, D., Insel, T. R., Daar, A. S., & Glass, R. I. (2011). Grand challenges in global mental health. Nature,475(7354), 27-30..
Holtz, C. (2012). Global Health Care. Jones & Bartlett Publishers.
Melki, J. P., & Mallat, S. E. (2016). Block Her Entry, Keep Her Down and Push Her Out: Gender discrimination and women journalists in the Arab world. Journalism Studies, 17(1), 57-79.
