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Contemporary Issues
A complex healthcare system is fragmented and highly sophisticated. In the contemporary world, patients see several specialists track the treatment plans, medical bills, and insurance coverages pose various challenges even to those patients who have filled up the informed consent. In this aspect, health advocacy is integral in easing patient burdens and increasing and improving the system's navigation. Trained personnel, physicians, and other allied health workers can address health inequalities as one of the techniques for promoting more equitable health outcomes in patients. They can advocate for patients by enabling them to have access and benefits that patients are entitled to, such as home visitation programs and child and family benefits, to mention a few. At the same time, physicians can support patients faced with different social problems by getting their history and providing relevant advice. Other suggestions entail availing oneself as a resource that addresses patient issues and questions and referring the clients to services offered in the locality.
Physicians and medical practitioners have a role in managing care transitions. If I were health personnel, I would enhance care transitions by collaborating with others. Notably, care transitions could be a chance for a team to find common objectives that provide patient care. It entails educating patients on care plans, providing clear instructions and identifying resources the patient should focus on whenever they have concerns and issues. Other strategies that I would employ are hospital readmissions and preventive care. Lowering readmissions could be done by providing a patient with holistic and best care. At the same time, care coordination among health providers could help lower the number of readmissions. Preventive care would entail looking at the patterns of readmitted patients and identifying ways of reducing these rates. Also, indulging in patient education, care, and case outreach and allowing nurses to access nurse triage hotlines for any concerns would help enhance prevention care.
Education -- the ways education is constructed and presented Contemporary Issues in Education Afghan Girls, Back in the Shadows The article presents a situational description of the dangers facing schools, its teacher and students in Afghanistan. The article describes how learning in Afghanistan has been hampered by an up rise in insurgents. The remedial measures by government and non-governmental organizations encouraging education in the region are also highlighted. It is observed that
Ethics: Theory and Contemporary Issues Ethics are generally relative to a person's culture, but not so much to an individual, although there are exceptions. This comes about because people, even though they are clearly individuals, are also significantly affected by the culture of which they are a part (Becker & Becker, 2002). The cultures, however, are often very different, and many of the ethics that are part of a particular culture
Singapore Educational Policy Development Singapore: Contemporary issues in early childhood education Contemporary Issues in Early Childhood Education The purpose of this paper is to prepare a service mapping Singapore Ministry of Education policy development and to map how those policies, services, and regulations are formed. The focus will be on the area of curriculum and will be presented as an essay. Four quotations and links to journal articles are required as reference sources
theories discussed in the case study. The first one was deontology theory which Maria and Jessica's actions denoted. They both felt life to them is sacred and thus would lead to the idea of never harming others regardless of consequences. "Deontological ethics focuses on duties, obligations, and rights" (Mackinnon & Fiala, 2014, p. 111). Because abortion leads to harming of the unborn fetus, Maria and Jessica felt they could
Organization Behavior Contemporary Issues in Management: Creativity, Change and Innovation Management Contemporary Issues in Management Contemporary Issues in Management: Creativity, Change and Innovation Management In order to keep up pace with the changing market conditions and beat the competitive pressures in an effective way, organizations have to pursue continuous change and innovation strategies in their business processes and workplace practices (Kerle 2011). Creativity, change, and innovation management has never been an easy task for
Water Management Contemporary Issue in Management One of the most important and essential things needed for the healthy maintenance and socio-economic development of the world's ecosystems is water. Proper management of water resources play an important role in reducing poverty and promoting a better livelihood in the community. The life of almost everyone, young or old, rich or poor, is closely associated with water in some way or another. However, the