As observed in the current state of health facilities and the medical recognition, considering the relationship between the patients and the health providers is important in educating the society and building a healthy reputation from the concept of knowledge and availability in the department. This study will cover the relationship between the professionals and the patients who seek hospital services in a quality way.
The case study for Steve who is the patient that suffers from a chronic infection, but incurs certain challenges in the process, is an identification on the insights towards the healthy relationships between the providers and the patients. Steve perseverance during the Intensive Care Unit session, suggests the link between physician and their patients build within the health facilities. In the quest to seek for some clarification regarding the health status of Steve, who suffers from Leukemia and suffered a stroke as a result of the condition, is in vain, the health provider who shows up does not bother to consult with the relatives of the patient, and Steve’s wife was at the waiting room during the time. (Judith 146) talks of the environment of proper treatment and achievement of health for patients. In the mid- 19th Century, information on the state of a patient was restricted to the paramedics. They decided on what to disclose to the patient and relatives and what not to. Presently, patients and their relatives deserve information.
In the professional line, delivering tragic news is a challenge to the health providers, especially the providers who are still on training. Focusing on Steve’s actual condition, there are concerns based on the status, and no one is confident to alert the family and close friends on whether he will be fine or not. Such aspects describe the dilemma people experience in delivering bad news to the families of the patients. The professionals tend to emulate the aspect of feedback giving, through incorporating the skills of standardization for the same effect as observed in the article.
A quality relationship from the professional has a consideration based on the fact that the families of the patients who are in desperate conditions, ultimately depend on the outcome through the response of the professionals. Creating such assurance to the families may be crucial since it is not guaranteed that the patient will be fine. Protecting the values of the professionals build more rapport in mutual understanding based on the chronic infections, which have been challenging, especially in the modern society.
In the 21st century, there is an impact on the growth that has a motive on the care that is under a certain management. In this system, the external and internal managers have increased duties or presumed roles that may affect the services they deliver to their patients or the roles of the manager. The insurance firms and physicians tend to provide an assumption based on the authority and the management of the patients’ behavior for the same purpose. Before the insurance covers were introduced, the physician would allow for a repaid medical bills in the last two decades, which was an effective strategy for the provision of quality emotional support and empathy expressed by the professions (Ronald 226). The social welfare associations were eligible for the provision of services for those who had no basic method for emulating the same issue, from the past experiences, or due to the economic struggles from their side.
The American health care insurance has a responsibility of affirming the conditions of the employers and the employees are stabilized, through covering for their hospital bill. The insurance company catering for several hospitals that pay for their hospital bills have sort to revise their costs into a lower bill. Other basic programs for health department that have specified in the insurance cover provision include the Medicaid and Medicare services provide good offers for the individuals interested in the line of quality health and the capabilities for the same, depending on their efforts to pay the bills. The situation, suggesting the insured and uninsured medical covers provides a certain range of direction for the people who have families and are unemployed. In terms of the chronic infections, the cover is a critical factor that incorporates the basics of proper healthcare towards the patients (Pierre 708).
The ethical code of conducts for the health professionals elaborate on the adversities, and diverse changes in term of the morals and values set to guard the department. In the last three decades, embracing the ethical code of conduct did not have a strict observation due to the self-control and discipline the providers had, unlike the modern society that faces some challenges on trust and confidentiality. It is vital to have an enlightenment based on the self-awareness and the psychological, holistic care that will provide active participation in terms of creating regulations that the members are comfortable with following.
Conclusion
Creating a concrete relationship between the patients and the providers will ascertain the communication between the parties, based on the factors of common adherence and the counseling skills support. Patients have a responsibility of inquiring into their health status from the health providers, as it is the role of the professionals to deliver such information, in a manner that will protect the feelings of the patients and the affected individuals. The chronic infections have been a concern in the society and the basics of dealing with them, through trauma counselling and active listening, as well as paying attention to the changes in the patients, is vital as it acts as part of the care and health provision, which is the responsibility of the providers. Communicating the right message in term of what affects the patients will provide an opportunity for the families to come to terms with the truth in as much as it is difficult to deal with.
Works Cited
Judith Walzer Leavitt, “A Worrying Profession”:The Domestic Environment of Medical Practice in Mid-19th Century America (L&N, pp. 145-160)
Ronald L. Numbers, “The Fall and Rise of the American Medical Profession” (L&N, pp. 225-236).
Pierra Ellias, "When The Medical Community Forgets the Family Health Affairs." Health Affairs.34, no.14. (2015):707-710.
