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    associated with its enactment. Most new programs and products enter a learning phase immediately after release, and changing the scope of leadership programs within the health care setting are no different. Furthermore, issues may emerge at any point along the development of the program resulting in undesired effects on personnel or the way care is accomplished. Through the course of this essay, I will identify some of the more serious difficulties to the leadership development plan discussed…

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    In this week’s paper, I will be reflecting on the last several years living in Koraro, Ethiopia and my experience with death within this community or in the local health care facility that I worked in. I will describe in detail my first experience with death, such as the circumstance, and my feelings or emotions that were stimulated within me. I will explain how the community dealt with it. I will compare this situation to the ways it would have been dealt with had it happened in the United…

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    Culture in the Health Care System In the medical field, it is vital for nurses to understand the diverse culture in the health care system. Nurses need to take into consideration of the possible language barriers as well as cultural norms traditions in order to provide high quality care to the patient and their families. A particular culture within the United States that nurses should practice culture-specific care for, is the Amish population. The Amish have barriers that may prevent care to…

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    The number of health care resources in the U.S. is ranked 28 out of 34 with 2.5 physicians per 1000 population, which is less than the average of 3.2 for other OECD countries (OECD, 2015c). This is due in part to the high cost of medical training and education (Zhu & Metzler, 2012). The U.S. has a higher number of specialist physicians. Therefore, the fees are two to three times higher than other countries. The U.S. compared to other countries had fewer hospital beds, shorter lengths of stay…

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    Introduction. With the ever-changing and highly competitive health care industry, now is a better time than ever to institute change within our prosperous organization. The ensuing research urges a proposal for change, leading to organizational success. The information below presents a comprehensive summary of the organization 's need and importance in implementing strategic planning towards change. Both internal and external stakeholders will benefit from this successful guide. This research…

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    In this paper I will explore the concept of how in the case of health care, that there seems to be an ongoing issue with ethnic minorities not receiving the best health care treatment, as compared to non-minorities (who tend to receive the best amount of health care). I will cover all reasons as to why I believe that minority ethnicities are subjected to many different disparities in health care. That can range from: not having insurance, being from a low to poor socioeconomic class, or just…

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    with the racial issues that revolve around today’s society. Educational disparities occur because minority students tend to live in impoverished neighborhoods where schools are not as good and families do not have the money to pay for college. Health care disparities occur because there are no clinics or doctors in impoverished areas willing to help. However, these issues can be addressed by using an intervention that connects multiple issues and fixes disparities in each area. In fact,…

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    expenditure on health within long and short term care (Bloom, Canning, & Lubet, 2015). No matter of the country or cultural difference one may come from, the wishful thinking for longer life span is their parents, grandparents, and their loved ones, which is inevitable. Different countries in the world have their perspective on ways of caring for the elderly or seniors, whether it is through health care policies, practices, mandates, or cultural beliefs and practices.…

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    Woman’s experience and utilization of maternal health care during pregnancy was exhibited differently in each person interviewed. The use of prenatal care and the utilization of maternal health care services was slightly different depending on the socio-demographic data of the participants which ultimately impact the maternal and birth outcome. Women’s interpretations about pregnancy intention and their social experiences regarding pregnancy intention may vary by race or ethnicity. When C.J.,…

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    interpersonal relationship is a very important tool and very important among the health care provider team, their clients relations and society in a way to make health care delivery effective and consume appropriately Good interpersonal relationship assists help health care providers to work together peacefully, and discharge their duties accordingly It also helps client and relations to receive appropriate care that is timely, help them to fight their ways back to healthy state. 6:2 Social…

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