Essays on Medical Care

I have learned that in the free market medicine, the price of healthcare goods and services is determined freely by the agreement between the patient and the medical providers and that there is no government intervention to control demand and supply of the healthcare goods and services. In particular, this has helped improve the efficiency in providing the healthcare services by reducing cases of mismanagement as observed in the government controlled healthcare services. Additionally, the free market medicine has helped reduce the waiting time, and therefore patients can see the medicine providers more frequently (Stossel, 2013). Currently, the free ...

Muslim & Christian Perceptions

References Bhavsar, V. & Bhugra, D. (2008). Religious delusions: Finding meanings in psychosis. Psychopathology, 41, 165-172. Crockett, C. (2007). Interstices of the sublime: Theology and psychoanalytic theory. New York: Fordham University Press. Gearing, R. E., Alonzo, D., Smolak, A., McHugh, K., Harmon, S., & Baldwin, S. Association of religion with delusions and hallucinations in the context of “schizophrenia.” Implications for engagement and adherence. Schizophrenia Research, 126(1-3), 150-163. Kéri, S., & Kelemen, O. (9 April 2016). Christianity and schizophrenia redux: An empirical study. Journal of Religion and Health, 1-18. Lin, A., Hoek, H. W., & Blom, J. D. (July 2014). The attribution ...

Principles of Delegation

It would be easier for me to engage in the delegation process, using the principles of delegation, with an aim of ensuring that each of the patients receives the best quality of medical care while in the facility. In addition, these principles will also play a central role in building an environment of trust and confidence between members of the team, thus, allowing them to engage in effective performance.

Determination of Duties to Delegate

The first principle that would apply to the case is a determination of what is to be delegated based on the number of patients that the team would handle at ...

Abstract

This brief essay studied the uninsured and the health care disparities they face. Essential Affordable Care Act provisions and their effects were studied. Critical factors affecting the health care of the uninsured were identified; these included race, ethnicity, income, socioeconomic status, culture, language and income. Several research studies concluded that while access to health care has improved, the quality of this care has not improved for the uninsured. Although the number of uninsured has been reduced dramatically since 2010, insurance costs continue to increase significantly. Failure of states to expand Medicaid benefits has limited uninsured patients’ health care options. ...

Question 1

The three types of reimbursement methods are traditional methods, prospective payment systems (PPS), and Fixed Payment. In particular, the traditional method is a payment method based on the submitted charges (Corro & Robertson, 2011). On the other hand, the fixed method of payment based on fixed payments made monthly. Moreover, the PPS reimbursement method composes of three methods of payment: Diagnosis Related Group (DRG), Ambulatory Classification of payment (APC) and a value scale related to resource based (RBRVS).

Question 2

The advantages of the traditional payment method include first the approach of payment gives researchers of healthcare information on how the patient ...

The centers for Medicare and Medicaid define an accountable care organization as a group of medical professionals and hospitals, whose aim is to share medical and financial responsibilities for coordinated care to patients (McCarthy, 2013). The team members unite to provide harmonized and high eminence care to the Medicare patients, who visit the medical institutions. The coordinated care that is provided assists in ensuring that patients, particularly the chronically ill patients, have access to timely and quality care. Additionally, it helps in preventing medical errors from occurring as well as reducing pointless replication of services. If the ACO programs ...

Health care has always been a basic human need and a part of the heritage of people. As a result, health care can be considered as a product of the collective efforts of the previous generations. Moreover, taking into account the fact that every human being represents the human race, he or she has an undeniable claim upon medical aid. However, despite the fact that providing health care is the state’s obligation, its fulfillment encounters numerous problems in the US. American health care has gone through significant historical changes that have led to the recognition of the health ...

The statement regarding patient satisfaction is valid and critical in facilitating better health outcomes. Medical institutions have long since kept track of the satisfaction ratings of patients. Unfortunately, the ratings do not always bear much significance since most physicians are plagued by the mentality that “a doctor always knows best.” However, over the recent years, attention has been directed to providing exceptional patient experiences. The shift in thought comes with the rise of consumerism, increased interests of customers, and the need for transparency in healthcare. This essay examines the essence of designing medical care according to the satisfaction ratings ...

Abstract

The research highlights the reasons why the role of Transitional Nursing Services has become increasingly important of late. The particular focus of the research is on determining the potential benefits that an elderly patient can receive from a Transitional Nurse, which will in turn, automatically improve their overall health and well-being. The limitations of the physician in actively engaging in transitional medical care has also been emphasized, in order to establish that it is the Transitional Nurse who is in a unique position to act as a bridge between the physician, the patient as well as the patient’s ...

Should U.S. Provide Free Healthcare Coverage For All? Should U.S. Provide Free Healthcare Coverage For All? The healthcare system is an important factor in the success of any country. It is an engine for innovation, as it disseminates life-enhancing treatments for the citizens to have better health. The healthcare system can provide enormous benefits to its citizens. With continuous consumption of healthcare services by individuals comes a growing demand for healthcare services that provide happiness and satisfaction to people. For this, patient satisfaction has been labeled as “a complimentary measure of healthcare quality” (Browne et al., 2010, p.921). In ...

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Introduction

For the purposes of this research paper, the homeless population living in Camden and Atlantic City in New Jersey have been studied. The specific age group of homeless people that has been selected are those individuals with ages between 18 and 21 years. The paper will explore the various health problems that homeless people of this age group are most likely to suffer from. A review of the available literature has been conducted in order to determine which prevention initiatives have so far proven to be most effective in addressing and resolving the identified ...

According to current population reports, 28.5 million of the United States population remained uninsured. Of the 34 member states of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), the United States, Poland, ad Greece are the only countries without a universal healthcare system. In many of the cases, advocates for the right to health care often argue that no individual in the developed countries like the United States ought to go without a health insurance. In their arguments, they admit that a right to health care would halt medical bankruptcies, enhance public health, and reduce the general costs of ...

The Map of Haiti and others countries in the Caribbean

Haiti Acknowledgement This Cholera Proposal would not be having been possible without the support of “the Hinckley Institute at the University of Utah who gives me opportunity to serve the world and to see the good in the world. I am grateful to those who provided guidance and support during my internship at Medical Care Development International from ministry of health in Haiti (MSPP) I’m thankful my best Dr. Benavente Louis for his valuable contributions to this proposal. I’m thankful to Dr. Pablo Paolo and for Dr Jeff Wendell their leadership support of my research for this ...

Military service is dangerous, demanding, and difficult. Transitioning from the military to civilian life can also be extremely challenging for many women and men who have served in the military. Military families are always forced to deal with numerous issues and challenges associated with the service members that return home from deployment (Becker, 2016). Some of them include financial challenges, limited access to caregiver resources, inadequate employment opportunities to fit the military lifestyle, and lack of family support groups. This paper examines some of the challenges that a military family may experience when a service member returns from deployment. ...

CHAPTER FOUR

Introduction This study will mainly focus on the ways that can be proposed so as to make the medical care provision of Russia be improved. The results that will be achieved from this research work will immensely contribute to the improved and much efficient health care provision in Russia.

Findings

Notably, the research methodology employed a mixture of both qualitative and quantitative analysis. We shall therefore look at the various prospects of Russian healthcare business in the global international healthcare market. Some of the most visible prospects and fragments that are the backbone of the healthcare sector include demographic issues, ...

Importance of Nursing Theories

Importance of Nursing Theory Nursing theory can be defined as a belief or a set of proposed procedures or policies that must be followed concerning every nursing action. It is a set of frameworks of concepts that are developed to act as a guide for nurses. The theories were created to analyze and give meaning to the practice of nursing, guide the practice and offer a platform for clinical decision making (Masters, 2011). Nursing theories were developed through the collaboration of nurses with other healthcare professionals. In most cases, nurses use a range of approaches to carry out their ...

People go through various stages of life, from infancy to old age. Society installed policies and programs to ensure that individuals and family members are able to support and sustain these stages of growth. One of the programs earmarked to support the elderly sector of the population is Medicare. It is unethical to provide partial access to elderly care, especially in terms of subsidizing caretaking costs. The purpose of the elderly care program, of which Medicare is one of the supporting institutions, is to ensure that each and every citizen reaching the age of 60 years and above would ...

Medicaid is one of the major funding agencies for healthcare in the US which delivers health coverage to people with low incomes (Medicaid, n.d.). The Medicaid program was redesigned as per the instructions of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo on January 5, 2011 to address the deficit of budget (Department of Health, n.d.-b). A team was crafted in order to redesign the Medicaid program by the governor with the objective of developing a budget proposal for the first year and develop a reform plan. The key stakeholders of Medicaid were engaged to figure out the possible changes in the way ...

Health and Hospital Management

Numerous organizations have taken a holistic approach to health and healthcare system management as they seek to address the common problems related to the rising health care costs, need for insurance, and promotion of healthy staff. The organizations have sought to establish and implement health care plans for thousands of employees. The plans have raised the need to have administrative competence, excellence in case management, solid network of care providers and health care institutions and departments. Common health-related problems today require a continuum of care that is built upon the collaboration of several actors and institutions. For this reason, ...

The case involves a guest of the hotel in Jamaica, where a guest was severely injured while working out in the fitness center of the hotel.  

Issues:

What jurisdiction and law should apply for the case? The jurisdiction and law that should apply here is the Jamaican law, in Jamaica. The US law in Miami cannot apply because, as stated in 28 U.S.C subsections 1391(a), a US court only has jurisdiction in such cases over the defendants where at least one defendant is domiciled in the particular judicial district. This principle has been affirmed in the case of Steven ...

Health Care is a Right, not a Privilege

I believe health care is a right and not a privilege. Medical care is an essential component in individual’s well-being. Public policies create a significant difference in the healthcare industry by creating equity and promoting the right to care (Leppo, Ollila, Peña, Wismar, and Cook, 2013). The federal government is keen to implement policies that enforce the provision of healthcare services to all citizens. For instance, the establishment and implementation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) aim at improving the access of medical services. Under the ACA, the citizens have an obligation of paying health insurance premiums. ...

Question 1

Top down budgeting is a financial planning strategy, especially in the budget making process in which financial spending is allocated starting at the highest levels of aggregation downwards (Kramer and Hartmann 317). Top down budgeting, in most instances, considers the overall spending amount required at the involved institution before breaking it down to the departmental levels. The strategy considers that it is the largest units and highly-rated programs of an organization that really matter for the success of a business organization. The emphasis on the larger aspects of business is intended to ensure that significant and important departments in ...

According to Kaakinen, Coehlo, Steele, Tabacco and Hanson (2014), family dynamics refer to the patterns of interactions or relations between family members. Kaakinen et al. (2014) revealed that each family system often has unique dynamics. Nonetheless, this aspect usually affects the manner in which the members of a particular family views medical care. Such a claim has been confirmed across different media. A good example is The Fighter. Produced in 2010 by David O. Russell, the movie follows the lives of two characters; a professional boxer called Micky Ward and his elder half-brother. It is right to inform that ...

A billboard opens immense opportunities in marketing communications for any hospital. This is one of the best methods of advertisements as it is narrative and cost effective. Placement of its billboard directly adjacent to Brianwood Medical Centre gives an edge to Crestview hospital for many reasons. Firstly, the billboard will certainly influence many of the patients who patronage Brianwood Medical Centre. Some of them may tend to choose Crestview hospital for future medical services. This gives Crestview, a competitive advantage over its rivals. Secondly, there are many patients in Oakland who do not have relation with any hospitals. The ...

Chapter 2

Literature review Russia has a very large number of hospitals, physicians, and health care workers as compared to any other country in the world. In spite of this, the medical care fraternity has failed to offer standard and acceptable health care services to its people. Russia has faced a health care system crisis for an extended period since the collapse of the Soviet Union. Significant transformation in the social, economic, and political environment has adversely affected the health care system (Britnell, 2015). The poor health care system in Russia has been precipitated by the lack of medical and technical ...

Health policy entails the goals and decisions made so as to achieve the various health care objectives in the society. It just stipulates the future vision and establishes the expected roles of the people concerned in the health matters in the society. Health care in America has come a long way. In the recent past, health care was quite an expensive entity, but leaders have put in place measures to ensure that proper health services are accessible to every citizen. For instance, there is the Affordable care Act or else known as Obamacare, which was enacted into law by ...

Introduction

The prison system in the United States has followed a system where prisoners are locked away from the rest of society and their families never to be seen nor heard from ever again, it has become a common theme with prison systems. Prisoners are forbidden to see their families, watch movies, and have certain times when items need to be returned so as to eliminate a possible threat against prison staff; many prisons in many states have restricted the rights of all prisoners. Prisoners in California prisons are a shining example of said treatment, it has gotten to the ...

Healthcare ethics is sometimes also referred to as medical ethics or bioethics and simply defined, is a set of moral principles, beliefs, and values that guide medical practitioners in making important choices about giving medical care. Four core principles that define ethical responsibilities and within which medical professionals must act in the United States are: Autonomy which demands that the professional honors the patients’ right to decide on their own about the medical care to be given, Beneficence which on the other hand tasks the practitioner with the duty to assist the patients to enhance their own good, Nonmaleficence ...

The administration of the medical care improves the medical care by taking proper inquiry, (PBRNs) practice-based research networks and knowledge discovery and data mining. It provides help to grow the research capacity of the medical care (Rosales & Rao, 2010). By using the knowledge discovery and data mining, the health care can advance the design and technology and can easily implement the technologies that help to provide the efficient results in the health care. The analysis of Knowledge discovery and data mining provides help to the physicians in order to improve the outcomes of the patients. All the medical research ...

Diabetes is a chronic disease that requires continuous medical care, ongoing patient self-management education and support to prevent its advancement and the occurrence of acute complications. It also requires evidence-based recommendations and management to reduce the risk of long-term complications. Of importance to note is that diabetes care is a complex endeavor that revolves around many issues that go beyond the glycemic control management. Research has shown that other interventions are required to support the improvement of diabetes outcomes (Burant, 2012). These are caring standards provided by patients, researchers, payers, and clinicians. These standards address how children suffering from ...

Abstract

The study seeks elaborate on the nonprofit and for-profit hospital joint venture and giving growing similarities in their operation capacities. The growing need for improvement by nonprofit hospitals regarding healthcare delivery requires high capital generation and more funding. Overdependence on sponsors and well-wishers for grants do not support the community benefit fully. This makes nonprofit hospitals not to deliver high quality health care, and unable to settle bills and outsourcing high technology to support medication. The conversion from nonprofit to for-profit hospital, and joint venturing with for-profit hospital help in improving performance, delivery, and high-quality health care. The paper ...

The quality of nursing care in the Dominican Republic has been subject to extensive research on numerous occasions. In the recent years, the government has been focused on enhancing the quality of maternity care across all the hospitals with the aim of reducing the rate of mortality rate through childbirth. It has attracted the attention of many scholars, especially because the nation is known for its highly trained attendants and universal institutionalized deliveries. The quality of medical care provided varies across the various medical institutions (Schumacher, 2010). In the recent years, the rate of Dominican Republican immigrants into the ...

Pattern of Problems with the U.S. Department of Veterans Administration Health Care System

Abstract The United States Department of Veteran Affairs has established 151 hospitals, 820 community-based outpatient clinics, and 56 regional offices. In addition, it established about 300 well-established veteran care centers in the United States in 2013. It was started to cater to the medical needs of veterans and their families that is wives and children after the World War 1. The federal government established the first residential medical center in 1811 but started no national efforts that were aimed at helping the veterans. The committee is ...

Introduction

This paper will examine Affordable Care Act (ACA), which aims at improving healthcare accessibility. The ACA is a federal policy, which solves the issues of health provision by subsidizing health insurance. Consequently, it expands insurance coverage and lowers the costs of healthcare (Rosenbaum, 2011). The policy directs insurance firms to offer standard minimum charges to applicants despite their pre-existing conditions.

Social issue tackled by the ACA

Problem to be solved The ACA addresses the issues of healthcare provision by lowering the costs and improving access to medical services. Low-income earners have access to better healthcare which enhances the quality of life. Also, the policy reduces ...

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Healthcare Reflection Paper

The documentary shows countries throughout the world that have extensive medical coverage for all citizens at lower prices than what a typical U.S citizen would pay. The documentary shows that the U.S could fix their healthcare system if it could take the technology and services offered by some countries while reforming the insurance industry. The U.S has a user pay, market dominated system in which citizens are concerned about their privacy so adopting some of the best features of health care system from around the world may be difficult. Most governments ...

One of the most important steps of getting a proper education is deciding a career goal. My educational aspirations consist in obtaining a bachelor’s degree in communication and media in order to pursue my career goal of becoming a Patient Right Advocate. This decision is crucial for the whole process of becoming a professional. It can influence the choice of courses, activities and overall motivation of a student. I’ve always known that I wanted to devote my life to working with and communicating with various people, helping them. The decision wasn’t difficult to make for this ...

Summary

The book “Where Does the Money Go?” by Scott Biddle and Jean Johnson has been made to reflect the current financial crisis and the extensive legislation passed by the Obama’s administration. The book is unbiased and stable, straightforward, eye-opening, and pleasantly irreverent guide to the federal budget problems. DiBiase (2009) stated that is by no means outdated. It was made when the nationwide debt was only $9 trillion. It talks about the method of setting the federal budget up, where the money derive from, where it goes and the reason the government is spending more that it has. ...

1. PROPOSAL

Abstract

The United States Department of Veteran Affairs is grouped among the largest executive departments in the country. The committee is charged with the responsibilities of providing medical care to veterans and their families and offering financial support. Veteran’s health issues include; substance use disorder, mental health disorders, stress, and brain injury among others. Veteran health problem is much higher compared to the private health concerns. However, as the steady affair department advances, different issues have evolved, which have caused adverse effects on the veterans. The primary problems affecting veteran affairs include; increased wait times for patients, ...

Introduction

Managed care refers to the approaches and methods designed to reduce the cost of healthcare and leverage financial disbursements in order to improve the quality of healthcare to patients. This refers to a series of services offered by private insurance companies that provide health insurance to patients in the form of fee-for-service and value-based health care system for members of insurance schemes. There are group and individual insurance packages that are offered to members who make regular contributions for healthcare services as and when they are needed. Health insurance has always existed in history. However, the Health Maintenance Organization ...

2. Why did you select this project to discuss? I selected this project because I am a nurse and I interact with patients’ every day. Nonverbal cues are special types of communication, and learning about how the cues can be used on a patient helps one to master communication and interaction with patients. Also, as a nurse, I always need to communicate with patients without using my voice, to show them that I care about the medication process, and I am keen on giving them the best treatment possible. There are those cases where patients are in pain and ...

Medicare and Medicaid

The current paper aims to discuss the prevalence of Medicare and Medicaid and enlighten the influence of Affordable Care Act (ACA) in the hospital system of the United States. Medicare offers the healthcare insurance to the individuals who are aged 65 years or more and have provided their services to country. Medicare also provides financial assistance to the young individuals with disabilities or chronic diseases. The program was originally initiated in accordance with the legislation of Medical Care Act in the year 1956 in order to provide financial assistance in healthcare services to the military personnel (Chan et al., ...

Every high-school student has to make a very hard and stressful decision - choose his or her future career. Choosing a career is an important task, as one is to find the best match between the personality, knowledge, skills and interests. Nowadays modern world and society has hundreds professions available and presents a great range of job opportunities: business, service, science, medicine, education, arts and etc. A person may choose a profession he likes, enjoy the studies, by afterwards encounter problems when searching for a job. Because of that every aspect of the challenging decision has to be thought ...

Ageing of the general population including a greater proportion of the labor force is a global phenomenon (Kulik et al. 930). Due to the magnitude of the phenomenon, employers as well as the employees should be concerned with matters retirement. This is despite the fact that there has been a notable improvement of life expectancy both at birth and at the age of sixty years. However, this observation may differ worldwide with regard to development. Along with the ageing phenomenon, the retirement of the “baby boom generation” has affected the global labor market. Therefore, the significant increase in longevity ...

Report from Chapters 6 & 16 in Ann Fadiman’s “The Spirit Catches and You Fall Down”

Chapter 6: high velocity transcortical lead therapy

Hmong in America present challenges in the handling of cross-cultural medicine. At the Merced Community Medical Center (MCMC) the Hmong immigrants feel that their cultural practices and beliefs, such as women exposing themselves to doctors during medical examinations, are not right but they feel obliged by the local systems. There is a legal implication on the rights of patients in dealing with doctors since the doctors seem to disregard the rights their patients have to select treatment. For instance the issue of the lady who had blisters in her mouth and instead ...

Martin Health System is a healthcare center founded by three medical practitioners, namely Van William Burns, Walter F. Davey, and Julian D. Parker in 1939, in Stuart, Florida. It was originally based on the principle that all patients should have access to medical care and treatment irrespective of their racial or financial background. Originally, it consisted of a facility that had twenty-three bed, ten workers, and three physicians, which has now expanded into one MediCenter, three hospitals, a free-standing Emergency Center, as well as, many outpatient clinics. It is a non-profit community based healthcare organization that provides preventive and ...

Abstract

The purpose of this report is to demonstrate the reasons why men do not go to the doctor as often as they should, and discuss potential solutions to this problem. This discussion looks at the potential reasons why this gap exists, and suggests a number of ways that medical services can offset this gender difference to better protect men from disease. Factoring in issues of cost as well as the rates of gender-specific disease, it becomes clear that men visit the doctor significantly less often than their female peers, even controlling for outside factors. This lack of medical help ...

In the last years of the 1970s, there was global concern over the discovery of a deadly virus that resulted in outbreaks of a hemorrhagic fever in West Africa (Peters & LeDuc, 1999). The high rate of death and the contagious nature of the disease was a cause of concern to the international medical community and researchers combined efforts to discover the cause, etiology, effective therapies, and methods of control of what would come to be known as the Ebola virus. Although there have been few cases reported outside West Africa, the potential for the spread of the disease prompts ...

Nontraditional health care

The historical evolution of human beings includes occurrence and development of different cultural traditions and habits. In the ancient times, people used improvised material to treat for diseases. The health care options included usage of phytogenous and animal origin medicine. According to the ancient society persuasion, natural and spiritualistic rituals could save the life. Specific modes of treatments were passed on from one generation to another. Nowadays, great advances in science demonstrate outstanding health care development. Most of doctors in the modern world prefer traditional health care options to an obsolete customs of medical care. However, it is important ...

1. Compare Kendall Regional Medical Center data and rankings with Lower keys medical center and the state or national averages in the category of patient experiences, and timely and effective care. While comparing the patient survey summary star rating of Kendall Regional Medical Center with that of Lower Keys Medical Center, it seems that both the hospital have achieved two-star rating out of five. When 73% patients of Kendall reported that their nurses had ‘always’ communicated well, the same thing was reported by 71% of Lower Keys’ patients (Kendall, Hospital compare). Compared to the state average (76%) and national ...

Impact of the Controlled Substances Act on Assisted Living Facilities

Impact of the Controlled Substances Act on Assisted Living Facilities In 2009, the United States Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) started auditing some long-term care facilities to establish the extent of compliance with the Controlled Substance Act regulations for prescribing and dispensing controlled drugs to residents (Elon et al., 2011). Ohio was first in this program, followed by Virginia, Wisconsin and Michigan. It has been found that the United States Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, oversees more than 3,000 assisted living facilities that offer skilled nursing care to about 250,000 disabled ...

INTRODUCTION

Background to the Study  The Russian Federation with seventeen million kilometer square of surface area is the world largest country. The country has a major deposit of oil, timber, coal, natural gas, and a variety of mineral like any other country; designing of healthcare systems is based on the needs of healthcare in Russia. Countries for providing good healthcare to their people invest huge amounts in designing significant policies. Around the world, a wide variety of healthcare systems exists; countries attempt to improve the health of their people because it also affects the economic growth as well. Development of ...

Abstract

Insurance coverage is an influential aspect of good healthcare to any nation. Precisely, accessibility to medical services needs to be easy and affordable to all socio-economic classes. This paper evaluates the types of medical care policies utilized in the United States and Japan. It assesses the accessibility to health care for individuals who have or lack insurance coverage. Additionally, it outlines the impact of the government and private sector performance in the regulation of the drug pricing and specifies the requirements of getting a referral program in both nations. Finally, the paper highlights the financial implications of the healthcare ...

The problem of verbal miscommunication has been always the central issue studied in sociolinguistics, sociology, psychology and communication courses. Everybody is aware of certain danger resulting from miscomprehension and its consequences in medical sphere have been claimed to be the most hazardous and insecure ones. Medical treatment requires an accurate and correct delivery of any message between different participants of communication. These participants are physicians, nurses, children, parents and other caretakers. Any breakdown in communication can lead to false prescriptions, inappropriate taking medicines and even mistakes during a surgical intervention. This paper aims to investigate the dependence of treatment ...

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I, (sender’s name), am writing this letter to kindly request that Juana Angelica Vincente Sibaja remain in the United States of America. I have known Mrs. Sibaja for (place number) years and I am aware that she has had several surgeries on the head due to a previous head injury. Therefore, as a result of this accident, she needs extensive medical care. This type of medical care she is unable to have access to in her own country. This type of medical assistance is costly and time – ...

Technology has made a great jump into the future. The evidence of this is the successful inventions in medicine. Helen Thomson, who discussed a method of focusing acoustic waves that excludes the need for some types of invasive surgeries claims that “invasive surgeries are becoming a thing of the past, thanks to a clever way of focusing acoustic waves”. It is about no scalpels, no blood, and pieces of flesh or bone as Helen Thomson states. The method was used on a woman named Phyllis who had brain surgery for the treatment of neurological disorder. The finding is that, ...

The paper discusses the following codes of ethics.

Hippocratic Oath: The basic ethics of medical practice and moral code of conduct for doctors was set up by a Greek physician and philosopher Hippocrates, which is known as the Hippocratic Oath. They are said to be core principles by General Medical Council (GMC). The Hippocratic Oath can be summarized as follows.

Unity with teachers and other physicians

Of beneficence and non-maleficence towards patients. Not to support suicide or abortion. Do not hurt, especially not to seduce patients. Remain confidential and never to gossip American Association of Medical Assistance It provides professional medical assistance with proper education, acknowledgment, opportunities, scope-of-practice protection, certification, and support for ...

Abstract

Health Insurance is a form of insurance where an individual is insured against the risk of paying medical expenses in case they are in need of various types of medical care. Health insurance may not appear beneficial especially when a person stays for many years without becoming sick or requiring any medical care attention. However, it is clear that health insurance is necessary for every individual as it comes with numerous benefits. These benefits include protection from running into a financial ruin, access to preventive and primary care services, access to follow-up care services, eligibility to options for offsetting ...

Introduction

Undeniably, the cost of the Healthcare system in the United States has been increasing rapidly. Despite the introduction of Affordable Care Act (Obama Care) in 2010, the Americans continue to face a rising cost of medication. In fact, according to the report on 2015 healthcare provider outlook, the U.S health care expenditure is likely to increase to about 17.9 percent of GDP by 2018, making health be the largest sector in the U.S economy (Healthcare provider’s outlook United States, para 1). In this paper, we analyze some of the major facts on U.S healthcare system. Next, the paper ...

Tort reforms have been repeatedly argued in many medical malpractice cases. Tort reforms are regulations that make it difficult for average people to sue medical malpractitioners that assault, harm, or injure them (Doroshow, 2010). These laws were formulated by insurance companies, manufacturers of dangerous products, tobacco manufacturers, medical professionals, and other industries to help avert responsibility for their malice. The tort reform movement has enormous backings in the form of massive cash deposits into conservative “think-tanks”, polling and lobbying firms, and public relations organizations. They hurt consumers, patients, and other average individuals and are dangerous for the general population. ...

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Summary

The Tuskegee Experiment was a scientific research study conducted on 399 black men between 1932 and 1972. Starting in 1932, the U.S. Public Health Service started an experiment with a vaguely defined mission. Taking mostly illiterate and poor black men from a rural southern area, they offered the prospect of free medical care and described the medical attention as an effort to cure “bad blood”, when in fact all 399 participants were suffering from tertiary syphilis. None of the participants were ever told that they carried the disease nor were they offered any form of ...