Explain why you believe this recommendation is important. Then, conduct a search to identify an example of how this recommendation has been implemented. Provide a description of the example, including an overview of any research that has been done to show its effectiveness. Discuss the effect of the implementation of this recommendation. The recommendation that I believe would do the most good toward getting more URMs into the medical field would be the one that addresses the costs and financing of health professions education.
A multicultural team is about increasing awareness and tolerance and it help eliminate conflict. Developing a base with multicultural beliefs and practices will help healthcare organization meet the challenges of caring for patients of diverse culture. Miscommunication causing misunderstanding will become a major challenge and there will be many conflicts on the job relating to performance. Having a rapport with the community can be a challenge, when opening a new pediatric clinic trying to build trust in this community, people might be accustom to how they been providing medical treatment for their children. The knowledge of choosing the best software, equipment, managing cash flow, technology to capture information for reports, and billing (Kravitz, D.A, 2011).
According to Rosenau, Lai, and Lako (2012), the United States health care industry P4P is one of the most important developments after capitation and managed care. The target of P4P is to change the behavior patients, physicians, and those working in the health care industry through a system of rewards and punishments. The P4P bonus for physicians can become the form of an add-on to his or her salary to the general fee-for-service. A bonus for a hospital can be additional payments beyond the payments received through the diagnosis group based payment. A punishment through the P4P system can end in the reduction of compensation or other penalties.
An organization’s goal drives is assessing the problems with the old information system and find ways of improving with a new updated system that can provide and serve for better opportunities for improvements in a new information system. The driving force is also choosing an information system that is right not only for the best quality care possible for patients but for the organization and the stakeholders that put the funding in place for such a project (Jhaveri,
As the diversity of the United States continues to grow, health care facilities are becoming more culturally challenged. A big component to healing is assessing cultural and spiritual needs of patients and their families, and providing a holistic approach to healing. By building awareness in meeting the needs of diverse populations, the health care facilities of America will soon understand the components that are needed to provide healing. The purpose of this paper is to examine the spiritual perspectives of healing and compare Christianity to the religious beliefs of Native Americans, Sikhs, and Baha’i’s, identify critical components needed to offer a culture of healing, and reflect on the unique roles health care providers offer as they set aside their own beliefs to meet the needs of
Nursing, along with other medical related sciences, is experiencing a period of research and growth that is focused on broadening the horizon to adequately care for patients and families of various cultures. Although it is vital for the nurse to provide competently care for patients with various health conditions, it is also important for the nurse to recognize various cultural and religious beliefs among various nations, and to incorporate those traditions and beliefs into an appropriate plan of care. Language Although many dialects are spoken, the Thai language is composed of 44 consonants, 32 vowels and five tones in Thai pronunciation, and the script has Indian origins. The country’s language, which is accredited to the Tai family, is the main language in Thailand although many regional dialects are spoken as well (Walt, 2009). Other languages that are used in Thailand are Chinese, Lao, Malay and Mon-Khmer, while English use is becoming more prevalent in government and commerce (Walt, 2009).
HeritageAssessment completed 2 Heritage Assessment Immaculata Okele Grand Canyon University Family Centered Health Promotion May 19, 2013 Heritage Assessment Cultural legacy is a tradition of a group of people or society that is passed down from generation to generation, which is to be applied in future by the off springs to prevent cultural extinction. Cultural heritage has a huge influence on an individual’s health as well as socio-economic aspect one one’s life. United States as a nation has its own culture which is the western culture, but has been noted to be influenced by the other cultures such as the Native American, African, Asian, Polynesian, and also the Hispanic. Throughout history, the United States of America has been known to be a racially and ethnically diverse nation as a result of great number of immigration from many different nation and continents. There are many unique and integrated cultural subgroup.
CAM Therapeutic Modalities Paper Christopher Merrin SCI/201 29 June 2015 Jeba Inbarasu CAM THERAPEUTIC MODALITIES Taking the steps to better your health depend upon you and the actions that you make. Individuals are all beginning to take the necessary steps to better their lives. CAM the complementary and alternative medicine stems from a very diverse background of practices. Cam is built and comprised of so many different practices that it is broken down in different categories, “natural products, mind and body medicine, and manipulative and body-based practices”(NCCAM,2011). This paper will define complementary medicine and integrative medicine as well as alternative medicine.
Opposition will also challenge the capability of hospitals to connect in cross-point, again within the community and cites throughout the U.S. is the key to health care delivery system. Hospitals are here when Americans die, have a chronic illness or give birth. Community memorial Hospitals react to the health care dispute within the community, if the issues are syphilis, SARS, influenza, obesity, or anthrax (Levit,
The development of the field has been spurred on through the use of research and statistics. Throughout its evolution clinical psychology has met with resistance and challenges that have helped to define the practice. The challenges of the past lead to the resolutions of the present and the further expansion of a field dedicated to the improvement, prevention and strength of the human spirit. Clinical psychology shares a number of important components with other related fields allowing for a more adaptable approach to client care and diagnosis. As time passes the practice and research associated with clinical psychology will continue the natural evolution and understanding of the science allowing for a more defined approach to client care.