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The state government also has many roles in the health care system. These roles may be more apparent because they are more localized and based upon state laws. Things such as regulating and licensing, mental health services, keeping track of vital stats like birth rate and death rate, and many more. The government roles, both federal and state, and a big impact on the stability of our health care system. They can strengthen the health care system by uniting rules and regulations and patients have peace of mind knowing that the health care providers are all held to the same standard.
The long time experience that he has, is brought out in this book as he seeks to explain the act in depth. The book explains the fears and confusion created by the people that are not fully aware what the act entails. The book is very helpful to anybody who has only been listening to the media about the Health Care Act. It gives a deep coverage of the issue and separates the facts from the myths. The book is important to the research as it gives the details about the act and its implementation process.
We learned many facts about condoms such as if you put it on the wrong way you shouldn't turn it around and use it since there might by slight traces of sperm on the end and impregnate your partner. One disturbing but yet very informative lesson was the part on the diseases and STDs. Learning about harmful diseases is very important so we know what the signs of an STD is, to be able to diagnose ourselves with what our problem is. Also when learning about the diseases we learn how there are transmitted and how we can prevent them. The last important lesson from the Human Sexuality unit that I'll remember is all the body parts of the male and female sexual reproductive organs.
There are a number of ways to carry out research; however there are two main approaches which are qualitative and quantitative. Qualitative research mainly focuses on words and meanings, whereas quantitative research involves recording information what is found in a numerical form to enable the researchers to provide the public with statistics. Research in Health and Social Care can give us information about thoughts and opinions, attitudes, scientific facts, medical information and cultures. With any research gathered, health and social care professionals can then use it to make decisions, use it to change behaviour, improve standards of care etc. Identifying a need Workers in the health and social care industry have to plan every step they take, and every decision they make, and they use research principles to pinpoint the needs of an individual.
Are Patients Safe James E. Scarbrough III Baker College of Cadillac Are Patients Safe Patient safety is an extremely valuable aspect in the health care. The definition of patient safety is an area focusing on reporting an error, analysis and prevention of medical errors that often lead to adverse patient outcomes. Prevention means keeping patients safe from errors rather than reacting to them. These standards in patient safety inspire the most challenging issues in the health care setting. Reviewing these standards annually and publishing them on The Joint Commission Website, it is a key component to improving health care (The Joint Commission, 2011).
A lot has been achieved through public health research and practice. Some of the achievements include the control of infectious diseases through immunization and provision of clean water. However, there are many other available opportunities to improve the public’s health. To make it easy to achieve the objectives of improving the population health, embracing the evidence-based strategies has been recommended. The policy relevant evidence has quantitative information, for example, epidemiological and qualitative information for example narrative accounts (Brownson, Chriqui & Stamatakis, 2009).
What is meant by the term: biomedical model of health. Use the example of HIV/AIDS to show its strengths. When we use the term model, what we are referring to is a way of understanding the basic assumptions of people. There are many models used in life for all sorts of reasons including health. When it comes to understanding health doctors and other medical professional’s use what is know as the biomedical model of health.
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