Public health departments provide a surveillance function pertaining to the health status of people within their geographic area, such as a city, county, or state. Large public health databases host information on the incidence and prevalence of diseases: outbreaks of influenza, high-risk populations, survival and morbidity statistics, and the trends in diseases seen over time. […]

From the e-Activity, compare the primary individual factors that influence demand, and explain the significant ways in which each affects the demand curve. Provide at least one (1) example of these factors to support your rationale. Imagine a situation where consumers have incomplete information about their health status and about the productivity of medical care. […]

Read over the “Leading causes of death by Race”. This document can also be found in Doc Sharing. Choose a minority/racial group from the table, and briefly describe their demographics in the United States and list the top ten causes of death. Then, answer these questions: Why is cultural competency important when addressing these health […]

Select a country with a significant exodus of citizens.  If you are the head of the refugee resettlement camp in (receiving country), what are the critical health issues you need to address and why?  (4-5 pp, APA, with 3-4 references) •    Overall health / socioeconomic profile of country of origin •    Reasons for out-migration (war, […]

The respiratory system is responsible for the intake of oxygen for the body and the removal of carbon dioxide. Decreased respiratory function significantly limits the ability of other systems to function properly because oxygen is essential at the cellular level for all activities to occur. Diseases of the respiratory system range from simple (the common […]

Public health departments provide a surveillance function pertaining to the health status of people within their geographic area, such as a city, county, or state. Large public health databases host information on the incidence and prevalence of diseases: outbreaks of influenza, high-risk populations, survival and morbidity statistics, and the trends in diseases seen over time. […]

In primary care settings, patients often present with abdominal pain. Although this is frequently a sign of a gastrointestinal (GI) disorder, abdominal pain could also be the result of other systemic disorders, making this type of pain difficult to assess. While abdominal pain is most common, many other GI symptoms also overlap multiple disorders, further […]

From the e-Activity, compare the primary individual factors that influence demand, and explain the significant ways in which each affects the demand curve. Provide at least one (1) example of these factors to support your rationale. Imagine a situation where consumers have incomplete information about their health status and about the productivity of medical care. […]

It is important that nurses develop cultural competence for their nursing practices. 1. How will you use the five constructs toward cultural competence (awareness, knowledge, encounters, skill, and desire) to develop your cultural competence?  (answer in at least 10 sentences) 2. Give one example from your life in which you have had a cultural encounter […]

Assume you are working with an implementation team in installing a new nursing documentation system for a home health agency. Historically, all of the agency’s nursing documentation was recorded in paper form. The agency has little computerization beyond basic registration information and has no IT staff. Members of the implementation have made recommendations for installing […]