Healthcare Thesis Proposals Samples For Students

INTRODUCING EMERGENCY SEVERITY INDEX (ESI) FOR BETTER PATIENT OUTCOME

Introducing Emergency Severity Index (ESI) for Better Patient Outcome
Introduction to ESI
The core objective of various triage tools across the emergency department attributes to the systematic prioritization of the patients in accordance with the severity of their clinical conditions in the context of determining the period until which the patient might wait in the emergency department before his/her evaluation by the healthcare professionals (Gilboy et al., 2011). The nurse professional after executing a focused assessment of the patient determines the waiting time and accordingly provides a triage acuity level of the patient in the emergency department. The patient ...

As the social media platforms are evolving the benefits are replicated in the healthcare industry. Mobile applications in the healthcare industry are becoming more prevalent. It is anticipated that global sales of Smartphones are expected to beat the 1.5 billion mark by 2016. The coming years will see teens and elderly carrying a Smartphone. As a result of the rapid communication and mobile computing, healthcare providers are adopting healthcare mobile applications.
This project details the business plan of a healthcare mobile application. The application has immense benefits to healthcare providers and patients. Smartphones and mobile applications will exponentially be smarter than ...

Introduction

Socialist healthcare systems promote equal access to healthcare by everybody. Insurance coverage or money no longer dictates the people who gets good healthcare.
Socialism is often instituted into the healthcare system through the government’s involvement which provides goods and service to this sector. Socialists often stipulate that there no matter the amount any one pays to join the system, no one still deserves more than their colleague or their neighbor
The main problem that faces this type of healthcare is that it is free. Individuals can take advantage of this kind of system for most none-critical ...

Problems with the U.S. healthcare system are among the biggest and most urgent problems currently being faced by both the American government and the American people. With the rising healthcare costs, problems for both the physicians and the patients abound. As of 2010, there were 45 million Americans who were uninsured (Garson, 2010).
With this law, all Americans are required to “purchase a private health care plan, get an exemption, or pay a 1%-2.5% of their taxable income or a set amount. For the Americans who cannot afford to purchase health insurance, they can try to qualify for Medicaid, Medicare, ...

Complementary treatment is a term used to refer to interventions that are consumed alongside the conventional treatments (NHS, 2016). Complementary treatments are non-mainstream, meaning that they cannot be prescribed by the physicians. Evidence exists to substantiate the importance of complementary interventions in the recovery healing process. It is advisable, however, that a patient consults with the physician first before commencing on any complementary intervention. The purpose of this paper is to share a positive story in practice about a complementary modality experience that influenced health. Undertaking this exercise will broaden my knowledge about the use of complementary treatments, and ...

Introduction

NGO or non-governmental organizations are legally formed organizations managed independently by legal people without any interference of government. Any NGO funded partially or fully by government in order to maintain its non-governmental status prevents government representatives from taking membership in the organization (NGO 2010). NGOs generally serve the social purpose that might or might not have political aspects. NGOs are task oriented and managed by people sharing the same interest and goals. NGOs serve wide-ranging purposes attracting the attention of both citizens and governments to issues involving health care, human rights, environment and so on. The World Bank has ...

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Project Title: Relationship between Money and Time with Virtualization Technology
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This report details an evaluation of the impacts of virtualization technologies on resources and time of an organization. A virtualized environment differs from a standalone physical server environment in terms of application execution time and cost of support and implementation. A virtual environment for a stock trading will be developed. The virtual trading environment will be put to test using NASDAQ trading engine and results compared with standard servers. Application execution time and cost of implementation ...

Introduction

The health sector of the UAE initially used to be an eyesore. The people relied on traditional medicine. And for the rich, they went abroad for better treatment. This used to be before the discovery of oil in the region. The quest for oil brought the world powers to the doorsteps of the emirates. With them came good health facilities and physicians which helped changed the scenery (Partridge et al., 2009).
The UAE since then has had a drastic turn over. With an increasing rate of hospitals opening and hospital personnel arriving every day, it now has a staggering number ...

Introduction

The countries covering the South East Asia region have had a population surge during the past decade and at the same time the population is expected to continue increasing by around 25% of the current figures. This overly populated region is hence subjected to high degree for demand of commodities in order the needs of the consumers can be met. The high number of citizens in the particular countries has also resulted in the increase of waste materials released to the environment either in solid, liquid or even gaseous forms. The high demand for goods and services have burdened the ...