Category: Health

Introduction Technological innovations have opened an uncharted world of possibilities for healthcare practitioners in terms of managing patient-specific needs, securing patients’ personal data, and leading to interdisciplinary collaboration in the healthcare setting (Zimlich, 2016). Telemedicine is one of these innovative technologies; offering a method of addressing patients’ needs remotely, Telemedicine has been offering a chance…

Table of Contents Health Promotion and Ecological Systems Theory Program of Mental Health Promotion in Immigrants Implementation Plan Evaluation Program Conclusion References Compared with the majority group in a given population, migrants and their descendants have an increased chance of experiencing mental disorders. Most refugees and asylum-seekers face serious obstacles, such as a lack of…

Introduction This presentation identifies and appraises healthcare equity and leadership with the consideration of the exemplars. It examines the impact of healthcare equity and leadership on the needs of nurses to make clinical decisions at a high level. It also includes an analysis of the emerging health initiatives surrounding healthcare equity and leadership and methods…

Table of Contents Introduction Social Epidemiology Conclusion References Introduction Social epidemiology is a branch concerned with how society, institutions, and relationships between individuals, systems, and elements influence healthcare. It studies various determinants that affect the distribution and states of health in a populace, and societal influences constitute a significant part of that process (Krickeberg et…

One key challenge in the healthcare system today is the continuously increasing cost of services that makes it difficult to provide care to the population and especially the vulnerable communities. The healthcare system has to balance the quality of services and the healthcare costs, which increase exponentially. According to Case and Deaton (2020), “there is…

Table of Contents Introduction Corruption Memory loss Alcoholism Negative effects of social media Mental health problems Mental health management Recovery Conclusion References Introduction Mental health refers to the mental and psychological well-being of an individual. It can manifest in various ways and be caused by factors such as dissatisfaction and others. It is important that…

Telemedicine refers to the use of information and communication technologies to transfer medical information for the delivery of clinical and educational services. It dates from the sixties, during the space race, when the vital bodily functions of astronauts in the space were remotely monitored from the Earth by doctors of the National Aeronautics and Space…

Australian Historical Context: Health and Wellbeing of Indigenous Australians The Torres Strait Islander and Aboriginal are believed to be the natives of Australia. Historians and archeologists have indicated that such indigenous people have lived in this country for over 65 thousand years (Fisher et al., 2019). These people engage in a wide range of health…

Table of Contents Introduction Role of speech pathology Role of a professional pathologist Education of speech pathology Assessment of individuals with problems of speech Conclusion References Introduction Speech pathology refers to the study of problems encountered by people regarding their speech, mastery of language, voice development as well as the passage of solid food through…

Coding compliance is essential in providing high-quality services and ensuring correlation with an organization’s laws. Specialists dealing with coding compliance must understand the standards and procedures established within the agency. In addition, these specialists must know the laws of their state and obey them to avoid issues with documentation and other aspects of the given…