Pursuing A Career In Healthcare Term Paper

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From what I have witnessed as my grandmother's care taker, I have come to believe that an efficient and well-trained staff is essential. Having standardized training and staff quality assurance is critical in providing a competent care experience, in my vision of the future of eldercare. Family members must feel that they have left a loved one in the hands of someone who they can trust to take care of their mother or father. Of course, I know there are still many bureaucratic obstacles to overcome in the eldercare field, so that insurance will assume an adequate level of support to care for individuals at the end of their lives. Often maintaining a facility is difficult, even for the most committed individual, and I wish to gain greater financial awareness of how to make my dream a reality. I believe a graduate school education would make me better prepared...

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But it frequently fails to do so because administrators are unable to allocate resources effectively. What is needed is a new generation of administrators who can unwind the complicated red tape of the health care insurance bureaucracy for patients and their families, and who have a passion for providing safe, effective and compassionate care.
Society shall be judged by how it treats its weakest members, especially the old and ailing, and I strive to make a society that can be proud of the care that the elderly receive.

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