Health Care Creative Writings Samples For Students

Civil Rights Movement and American Paradox

Introduction
In 1960s, Republican overwhelmingly supported the Civil Right Movement and believed the idea from constitution “all men are created equal” and Northern Democrats supported the cause too. The Southern Democrats were “conservative” and were against the Civil Right Movement and they wanted segregation to stay within their society. They believed blacks being treated as “separate” were enough in itself.

Some examples of American Paradox to Civil Rights Movement:

Ku Klux Klan: Ku Klux Klan used to be very violent with the Blacks and they were against Blacks being treated as “Equals”. They used to do their best to ensure Blacks didn’t manage to vote and ...

Introduction

Technology is an essential aspect in the management of different sectors of any country’s economy. The health care sector is one of the important fields in which requires technology for the execution of various tasks as far as offering health care services is concerned. Technology in the health care sector is applied in areas such as performing x ray scans, the use of laser beams to eliminate cancerous cells amongst other areas. Additionally, technology is applied in this sector when it comes to the storage and retrieval of patient records. In this case an improvised data base system ...

The topic I have chosen for this assignment is “Home health care patients and safety hazard at home”, from the risk assessment topic. This teaching exemplar can be used to educated home healthcare nurse’s organization. Sollecito & Johnson (2013), identified clinical microsystem as the place where most of the errors and mistakes that affect health care quality and safety arise. The clinical microsystem is formed by healthcare personals who work directly with the patient and their families (Sollecito & Johnson 2013).
Background: Home health care is a fast growing industry. All of the healthcare that is provided at home comes ...

Letter to Chamber of Commerce

[Address: XYZ]
[City, State, Zip]

Executive Vice President Local Chamber of Commerce

U.S. Chamber of Commerce
1615 H Street, NW Washington, DC 20062-2000
RE: Letter from owner of XYZ organization to the Executive Vice President of local chamber of commerce, introducing XYZ health care organization.

Dear Mr. Vice President,

I’m writing this letter to familiarize you and the whole community with the noble mission of health care xyz organization. Healthcare organizations function in the society with an objective of providing best health at the affordable range to every citizen available. The social responsibility of healthcare organizations sums up the mission and vision envisioned by the creators of an organization. ...

Abstract

The Affordable Health Care Act has been a misrepresented misinterpreted issue in American politics from since its first introduction as one of President Obama’s strategies of improving health care in America. It has met immense criticisms to the extent of factions in the society referring to it as ‘Obamascare.’ The following pages of the paper will advance some evidence based perspectives regarding its role in reducing paperwork and administrative costs through the adaption of clinical information systems technology

Introduction

Overview of reducing paper work and administrative costs (Affordable Health Care Act)

The Affordable Care Act is a law which seeks to ...

The institutional affiliation

MEMORANDUM
INTRODUCTION
Medical marketing has grown an increasingly complicated cause of the fast developing business of healthcare organizations. The old model of focusing on just patients and physicians stopped working. So, it has become incredibly important for doctors to market their medical practices in order to build their own brand, gain new patients and improve business from the current ones. Nowadays, marketing teams need to broaden their consideration horizons and focus on the following criteria: Patients, Physicians, Professional Healthcare Administrators, Payers and Policy Makers (Mycek, 2015). The Texas Medical Center, Cleveland Clinic and New York-Presbyterian Hospital will be analyzed ...

Introduction

United States faces challenges associated with delivery of health care services to the public because of lack of adequate policies and legislatures governing the health sector. In the year 2010, approximately 48 million Americans went without health insurance. Most people go without medical care because of the high cost of healthcare and lack of adequate policies to govern the already established medical care. Doctors of Nursing Practice (DNP) have a crucial role to play in ensuring health disparities are a thing of the past through involvement in policy making. Undertaking the policy course helps shape and model nurses for future roles ...

The two main objectives of a healthcare delivery system are to provide healthcare for anybody who needs it, as well as to deliver quality care at a price patients can afford to pay. Countries around the world have a different position on how to deliver these two main objectives. For example, Canada has true universal healthcare. Citizens pay higher taxes in order to afford this healthcare, but in return if an individual is hurt, sick, mental ill, becomes pregnant, needs a dentist, or just has a chest cold, almost all of the expenses are covered at a very reasonable ...

The purpose of drafting this memorandum is to induct you into your new job and strike out critical areas that are of importance to the organization. First, I will take you through a job description insight, to help you in adjusting to our organization culture, after which I shall make efforts to explain various problems specific to your department, and also the human resources department. Apparently, your primary responsibility will be strategic planning, and coming up with ideas to foster the organization's productivity.in this accord, healthcare system requires constant innovation to deal with various cognitive disorders among patients, and ...

1. Explain the inpatient and outpatient reimbursement methodology for Medicare as a payer
Reimbursement is calculated in outpatient regarding the case date, the contract rate, the fee charged for the services received as well as the percentage of the bill incurred. In patients, however, get a difference at the rate whereby it is calculated as a percent of the incurred cost per diem.
2. Explain the inpatient and outpatient reimbursement methodology for commercial payer
For commercial payers the for outpatient, the services are reimbursed using either of the methods; percentage of the accrued charges, the fee for the service, ...

Claire Betker is a Canadian based registered nurse who believes and aspires in providing a chance of promoting quality and affordable healthcare globally and to the Canadians in particular. She also believes in empowering the family unit in the community as it is the fundamental stage of making the difference to the universe and a way of transforming lives as well (CNA, 2017a). Further, when it comes to nourishing individual’s health care system, she believes that everyone is a leader for it is through their collective voice, support, and actions that help in establishing a society where everyone ...

Health disparities refer to variations that exist in the health status of diverse groups of people. The different groups can be classified based on sex or gender, sexual orientation, age, ethnicity, race, disability, geographic area of residence and income (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 2016). Based on this classification, it is normally evident that some groups of people record higher rates of suffering and deaths from some diseases when compared to other groups (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 2016). The disparities and the effects they have on healthcare outcomes are outlined below.

Question 1

Race or ethnicity ...

The paper is written in order to educate the reader regarding the current Healthcare reform suggested by President Obama and it’s after effects on the employer. It is also an analysis of how special interest groups play a major role in the implementation of this reform.

Post World War II the US healthcare reform has set in motion the largest employer provided health benefits. The law embeds many new and radical social and economic incentives due to which employers will restructure the benefits in dramatic manner. The bill proposes many changes to ensure a fair and affordable healthcare insurance. According ...

There is the need for healthcare facilities and the professionals working in such facilities to be aware of the safety and quality issues which affect the wellbeing of patients. The core objective of such a move is to ensure that patients are able to emerge with desirable outcomes and that possible readmission cases, high morbidity and high mortality cases are reduced. In this regard, therefore, it is essential that hospitals take into account the Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (HCAHPS) measures which will oversee an improvement in the safety and quality of services which patients receive ...

Internet Assignment

I did not encounter any difficulties in logging into either site. I just typed the address and googled the sites. For the second website, I had to log in through Facebook. On both websites, there are visible attempts requesting people to donate or contribute to the party.

The purpose of the Democrats is to build an economy that lasts. The resultant economy should lift up all Americans. The Democrats are working to advance issues like job, creation, education, healthcare, and clean energy. The website provides links that direct visitors to information about the party, the people who form its ...

Since I was young, I always knew I would pursue a career where I would help people. I was not sure what that career would be for a long time. When I was 16, my grandfather had a stroke and had to stay in a rehabilitation centre for a while. I did not know of Occupational therapy until that day. When visiting him in the rehabilitation centre, I saw the professionals working to rehabilitate him. I initially thought physical therapy would accommodate my career goals until I witnessed the occupational therapist helping my grandfather. I remember her working with ...

SCIENCE/ TECHNOLOGY AND HEALTH ETHICS

In this paperwork, I am going to discuss how science and technology can influence health care ethics, and ethical decision-making.
Science and Technology are progressing at such a fast rate that the existing narratives are becoming tomorrow’s realism. Scientific research and technological expansion are some of the vital forces changing the face of the existing healthcare ethics. Worries about the rapid growth and its side effects prolong to surface. It is important to note that new ideas, as a result of the continuous growth in both science and technology will, always, present new lawful and ethical challenges when ...

Comments on blog 1

It is true that a just society is the one that ensures every person is able to exercise their rights and resources are equitably accessible. I also agree that, women face challenges in their efforts to achieve social justices in terms of their social, cultural and environmental backgrounds (Payne & Doyal, 2012). I don’t agree with the notion that women in developing countries should be the sole caretakers of the household duties as it acts as a barrier to accessing healthcare. Such an instance is a probable reason for gender injustice. I am therefore, of the opinion that efforts ...

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Answer 1: The health care delivery system in the United States has been under consistent transformations for the provision of quality care. The state and federal government representatives as well as the private sector are taking appropriate measures for improving the healthcare sector through the application of evidence to the mentioned industry. Similarly, information technology usage in the healthcare industry has increased in the recent years for the timely, apt, and high-quality service deliverance ultimately helping both professionals and patients. Moreover, the alignment of payment policies with the improvement of quality is also being considered. Healthcare ...

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Majority decision
In a divided yet highly awaited decision, the United States Supreme Court ruled that the provision of the Obama administration’s health care law requiring that Americans either acquire health care insurance or be levied a tax. In addition, the justices maintained, with minor modifications, the mandate of the law widening the scope of the law with regards to Medicaid program for the indigent (Vicini, Stempel and Biskupic 1). With the 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court ruled on an issue that will have tremendous impact on millions of families in the United States.

Law in question

The Affordable Care Act ( ...

During my past few years as a nursing student and as a trainee nurse at this institute, I have come across different situations and experiences that have molded my thought process, my goals, and my whole personality. I have chosen the question: What do you feel you can contribute to the patient, for this assignment. Though I have chosen the nursing career with my own goals in mind, clinical experience has made me realize the extent to which patients are reliant on the nurse. I can confidently state that it would be impossible for hospitals to function without nurses. ...

Introduction

Since ancient time, communities devised various mechanisms to sanction member of the community who travelled against societal norms, values, customs, and traditions. Some communities sanctioned law violators through beating, hanging, stoning, and lynching, but the type punishment imposed on the victims depended on the gravity of the offense committed. However, most communities appointed a council of elders to prosecute and punish individuals who contravened societal norms, values, and traditions with the intention to enhance cohesion, integration, and unity among the members. In essence, the council of elders acted as a local criminal justice system that had the mandate and responsibility to ...

Historically, the fundamental differences between sexes have been used as the basis of an argument against equality. Globally, there are various measures that have been used in measuring the disparities between men and women. The most common measures as adopted by the UN are health, empowerment and the labor market as they are the social and economic perspectives affecting inequality. The existence of inequality disparity on the basis of gender has been a major factor behind the loss of human development leading to inequality between female and male achievements (Kamrany and Robinson para 5). In most global societies, men and ...

Health inequality refers to the presence of systematic disparities in health or between the determinants of health between groups that have different social advantage for instance wealth, prestige and power (Boe, 2009). Health equity refers to the opposite of health inequality.
In the US, there exists different ethnicities and there are both instances of inequality and others that exude equity. In the US is there are significant disparities in the prevalence of several chronic diseases. In most cases the diseases prevalence is higher in African Americans than it is for white Americans (Virginia Department of Health, 2013). The ...

Introduction

An Electronic Medical Record (EMR) is the patient’s medical history in an electronic form replacing the paper form version. Traditionally used it contains information about a patient within a single clinic. It contains information about the patient’s previous visits, appointments, diagnosis, and prescription as observed by a doctor in the clinic. On the other hand, an Electronic Health Record (EHR) is an electronic version of a patient’s medical records in a more general manner. Several institutions and doctors who have happened to treat the patient could share the information contained in an EHR. This information ranges from the patient’s medical ...

Abstract

In 2010, The Institute of medicine of the National Academies published their recommendation for the field of nursing for the ensuing decade. Ongoing professional development and higher education for nursing that is relevant and accessible was one of these recommendations. This paper examines the different ways nurses can access continuing education and their perceptions of this training.
The Institute of Medicine of the National Academies published their comprehensive report on the future of nursing in 2010. The report cited several issues facing nursing and the medical field and the committee made several recommendations for the nursing field. The ...

The nursing practice constantly experiences challenges related to different aspects of care. Resolving these challenges effectively is determined by the leadership and the management in nursing. Nursing leadership and nursing management are terms that are persistently confused and interchanged, despite the different meanings of the terms. Understanding the meaning and contribution of leadership and management to nursing is critical in resolving common issues affecting the nursing profession. The purpose of this paper is to investigate a nursing issue and compare and contrast how nurse leaders and nurse managers would approach this problem. This exercise will facilitate identification of the ...

Causes, Effects and Management of Stress at the Workplace

Job stress is the detrimental physical and psychological responses that result from job demands that exceed a workers resources, capabilities, and needs (“Stress in the workplace,” 2009). In most cases, stress increases healthcare costs and reduces productivity. The causes and effects of work-related stress can be countered using individual and organizational strategies, which include assertiveness and training. Stress is caused by the content or demands of the job and the organizational needs or objectives. Organizational stress arises from heavy work overloads and issues with job security. In regards to job security, inadequate staff capabilities can affect their development, which ...

Selection Criteria

Before the author answer the question, it is prudent to define what a selection criterion is. The term selection criterion refers to the statement which describes the qualifications, skills, knowledge, abilities and he required experience for a particular job. This paper shall examine selection criteria.

Situation: nurse at organization ABC.

My task was promoting patient comfort and the body alignment including: Bed making Positioning of patient help with continence management, use safe and effective infection control measures and standard precautions including: Clean and clinical hand hygiene and the use of the personal protective equipment.

Action

Some of the action performed while in the organization include ensuring appropriate ...

Messaging plays an essential role in ensuring efficiency and effectiveness in many organizations. Messaging is essential in all fields including business, education, and medical fields. In every organization, there are operations involved. For effective performance of these operations in terms of output, messaging is required. In an office setting, messaging plays a number of roles. Messaging ensures understanding of various aspects that one was not aware about. In most cases, messaging promotes cooperation among individuals. Messaging enables individuals in offices understand what their roles are as without a comprehension of one’s roles and responsibilities there cannot be effective performance. This ...

Abstract

Perhaps, most people in the world believe that United States is the place to access greener pastures. Therefore there are many immigrants to america.The immigrants get into United States through illegal and legal means so as to access the opportunities believed to exist, (The Great Migration, 2002). In most cases the concept of social class is linked to social identity, ecomomic role and political affiliation, (Devine, 1997). Status consistency puts into consideration the plurality of status in society. Each member of the society is ranked in different hierarchies. Individuals are claimed to have consistent status if the status he ...