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¶ … objectively what happened. Choose something that you learned. Give details of what you learned or happened. Answer the Question: What did I do, read, see, hear?
Of particular importance, is the rising inequality of health care attributed to varying socioeconomic backgrounds. One of the most profound lines in the notes reads, "many times intertwined with poverty are the factors of race, ethnicity, uninsured and underinsured. Cultural barriers, discrimination and lack of appropriate health care are some of the reasons that race and ethnicity are common factors of vulnerability." This line is particularly important given the circumstances prevailing in the market today. According to 2010 census data, nearly 20% of the nation's populations lives with an income under $20,000 a year. However, on a per capita basis, the U.S. generates nearly $50,000 of GDP. Currently in America, individuals are producing nearly $50,000 worth of goods and services while a quarter of society is living under $20,000 a year in wages. This is particularly bothersome as these individuals living under $20,000 often tend to be the most vulnerable as it relates to health care issues. These individuals...
As a result, these issues often compound on themselves resulting in costly health care expenditures for society. The trend of inequality shows no signs of abating either, which causes alarm. Those who can have access to premium services are now become a narrower and select group. However, through legislation such as the Affordable Care Act, individuals within the lower rung of society's social-economic ladder, can still afford health care.
Interpret the events: Explain your learning: new insights, connections with other learning, your feelings, hypotheses and/or conclusions. Answer the questions: What was the reason I did this activity? What might it mean?
Inequality is becoming a contentious issue not only within the United States but abroad. Civil unrest, minimum wage arguments, and budget deficits all impact the health care profession in varying degrees. Being aware of the unintended consequences of these concepts on the health care industry is important. Particularly during these tough economic times, health care will be become paramount to society. Health is an expenditure that is none discretionary to a certain extent. People will need to purchase solution to health problems irrespective of what they make or who they are. What is currently occurring in the industry, is a migration to generic, lower cost health care solutions. This is a direct result of…
Nurse Reflection Experience Reflection Using John's Model of Reflection Description The event was relatively straightforward, though ultimately still profound, with a standard healthcare office (a nurse's office, specifically) providing the setting for the interview. Girls aged about thirteen years old were the subjects of the interviews in this study; they arrived with a parent (almost exclusively the mother), and were interviewed privately so as to obtain greater levels of honesty in the responses.
MARKETING VS. CSR Henderson Nursing Philosophy classification of theories Grid Virginia Henderson Classification Focus Historical Period She graduated from her first nursing program in 1921 and her career was at its apex in the 1970's as she was one of the more prominent authors of nursing textbooks through the 1970's (and before that dating back to the late 1950's). She was a research associated at Yale until she died in 1996. She died that same year
This past two weeks have been really helpful for deepening my understanding of how nursing practice can have a direct impact on population health as well as improving individual health outcomes. Week one was particularly challenging as we addressed the principles of genetics, from the basic structures of DNA and RNA, to their functions in the body and throughout the life span. I had learned about replication, transcription, and translation
Reflective JournalI have accomplished various educational goals and professional development from various program components in this program. Different program elements are designed to accomplish different kinds of professional growth, as will be reflected herein. The engagement with concepts and theories of liberal education has resulted in their integration into my nursing practice. It involves the practice of culturally congruent care as espoused in the nursing theory. Integrating nursing theories and
Indeed, this multicultural state of the nursing profession can be very profitably incorporated into one of the key tools that I would use in developing, assessing, and evaluating curricula. The concept of different learning styles has made considerable inroads in many American and other Western educational systems. This awareness helps to create systems of learning that allow as many students as possible to benefit from the same curriculum. When an
Nursing Theory Caring as an integral nursing concept can be viewed from diverse perspectives. It can be an attribute, a complex set of behaviors, or an attitude. This has made some people believe that it is impossible to improve and measure it although there is evidence that both improvement and measurement are possible. People recognize that caring models of professional practice affect the service users, health outcomes, healthcare staff, and ultimately