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    Rescue workers and medical officials worked through the early hours to extricate all those inside the overturned carriages.“There is no one trapped inside now‚” Mukherjee said.India’s rail network is still the main form of long-distance travel in the country despite fierce competition from private airlines.The last major train accident in India occurred in July last year when a packed express train travelling from Kolkata to New Delhi derailed at high speed in the state of Uttar Pradesh‚ killing 69 people

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    Contemporary Health Care Issue: The Affordable Care Act Mary Kennedy Grand Canyon University HCA 530 Healthcare Policies and Economics Professor Steve Klense Contemporary Health Care Issue: The Affordable Care Act Introduction More than 45 million Americans are uninsured. Even those that do have health insurance often face financial and other barriers when getting healthcare. The Affordable Care Act (ACA) removes most of these financial barriers (Kocher‚ Emanuel‚ & DeParle‚ 2010). The

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    accountability - what does it mean? | |Accountability is an obligation to an individual or an organization that has the right to ask. You are able to explain‚ to justify | |your actions and your work practice. | |Q3. Define confidentiality - what does it mean and why is it important?

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    08/25/2013 Sunday Today I haven’t study anything. Whole day I was watching movie and chilling. I read Alix ms go n face book “Remember that part of why you are there is because your Mom believes in you and in the power of an education” . this world is strongly going into my heart I have to study here I know I am not gong to do any stupid thing but I have to study I am here for study. That is the only way to change my life. I have to be more hard worker than I was. I know I haven’t study anything

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    Ethical Health Care Issues Paper Delora Liggins HCS/545 March 9‚ 2015 Professor Nathanial ElamEthical Health Care Issues Paper In this paper will be describing the current ethical health care issues on transplant allocation; refusal of care on blood transfusion; patient noncompliance with treatment; biomedical research; patient dumping; and compliance with new health care requirements. Also this paper will evaluate and examine the ethical principles can be useful to the problem. According

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    In the Country of men

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    ‘In the Country of men’ by Hisham Matar elicits the condition of survival in an oppressive society. The concept of loyalty and betrayal is at the heart of the novel. It values the characters that fight to hold on to the people and things they value no matter the cost. The struggle between loyalty and betrayal is denoted in the novel by relationship between Faraj and Moosa‚ friends and family and Ustath Rashid and Faraj. The struggle between loyalty and betrayal is illustrated through the bond amid

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    According to U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) (2012)‚ health indicators describe the health of a population (e.g.‚ group of people in a community‚ state and country‚ etc.). Some common health indicators which are used to evaluate health care system performances are per capita health expenditure‚ disease incidence rates‚ life expectancy‚ infant mortality‚ and acute care days (World Health Organization‚ 2000). Health indicators are normally numbers and statistics. They are very useful

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    2. Discuss the current health care problems of the American Indian and Alaska Native populations. American Indians and Alaska Native populations are faced with numerous health related problems and heath disparities today. It is interesting because they are caught in kind of a limbo between the “old ways” and the “new ways”. For the rest of the essay I am going to use the term “Native American” rather than American Indian. It seems more appropriate in today’s culture. The Native American

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    Future Trends in Health Care HCS/533 2014 Future Trends in Health Care Introduction Health care providers depend on technology more now than in the past. Health care facilities are changing to electronic medical records‚ participating in videoconferencing to exchange health information‚ utilizing remote health care services remotely as in telemedicine (Health Care Business Technology‚ 2014). The use of mobile technologies like smartphones and tablets are beneficial to the patient and health

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    Ethical Health Care Issues Illegal immigrants or noncitizens are sometimes portrayed as free loaders using public services without contributing financially to public funding through taxes. Some argue that illegal immigrants hold no claim to public health benefits because if they don’t have a right to be in the county legally‚ then they have no right to accept the benefits of being a citizen of that county. Other humanists argue that access to public health care is a basic right of humans and should

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