This front sheet must be completed by the learner where appropriate and included with the work submitted for assessment. Unit 3: Health‚ Safety and Security in Health and Social Care Course: BTEC Extended Diploma in Health and Social Care Learner Name Assessor Name: Fola Oyebola Internal Verifier: Jayne Boyns Lead IV Sampled? (Y/N) Pre-Issue IV Date: Assignment Title: Hazards in settings Assignment Ref: 3a Issue Date Week beginning 30/9/13 End Date: Week beginning 04/11/13
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Running head: Health Care in America Health Care in America: Impacts on the Uninsured and Underinsured Health Care in America Health care in America is a serious issue as it involves families that are unable to receive accessible‚ affordable and quality medical treatment. Middle class or impoverished families are unable to receive the benefits of health care due to low income levels and a volatile economy. Politicians discuss the reformation of the health care system‚ but people who are
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Religious Health Care Introduction This paper will explore and identify the strategic performances of Religion Health Care. Religion Health care operates in a community of 225‚000‚ called Middleville and are experiencing competition from other health care facilities in the area. In order to continue to maintain their productive‚ quality and patient centered performance‚ the facility has to make sure that there are no errors in its performance and its services rendered must be at its best.
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reduce errors. Despite focus on increasing patient safety in hospitals‚ medical errors continue to remain high (Petula 2005‚ p. 6). By adopting the concept of systems theory this could possibly help to reduce medical errors and improve quality of care. By ensuring that the medical teams work as a unit rather than individual members‚ errors can be reduced and quality improved. By adopting system theory thinking‚ the healthcare team visualizes the entire healthcare system as a whole‚ not just as
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CASE STUDY ANALYSIS LEARNING TEAM C ALLISON CARINCI‚ AMIE HOUGHEN‚ BRENDA COTHRAN‚ JESSICA BUNCH‚ KARA VISATHEP‚ AND LAKISHA CHESTER APRIL 26‚ 2015 UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX HCS/449 RENEE GORBY INTRODUCTION Analyze the challenges faced by the health care organization in the case study. Analyze the role each stakeholder has in the strategies to address the challenges of the health care organization in the case study. Analyze what programs and services are available to address the challenges
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most interesting part in Gupta’s article is in her conclusion. The author notes that fraud in the health sector is a reality and should be exposed. Gupta further states that clinical operations are vulnerable to fraud because the system lacks effective mechanisms to detect‚ investigate‚ and prosecute individuals or groups of people who engage in fraud. Finally‚ the author calls on everyone in the health sector to develop a culture of research‚ which should be based on fundamentals of openness‚ integrity
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of facilitating health care. However‚ our methods to amend suffering of the ill and wounded have improved dramatically in the last century. Unlike modern hospitals‚ alleviated by the help of revolutionary medicines such as penicillin and anesthesia‚ hospitals one hundred years ago were forced to proceed with unconventional methods of practice. The changes that have been implemented have served to produce more reputable results. Some of the very first executions of health care were provoked by
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for their patients. Likewise‚ health care providers have the right to expect reasonable and responsible behavior on the part of our patients‚ their relatives‚ and friends. This is where the patient’s bill of rights comes into play. The Patient’s Bill of Rights was first adopted by the American Hospital Association (AHA) in 1973 and revised in October 1992. Patient rights were developed with the expectation that it would contribute to more effective patient care. It aids the patients and their
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1. The individual mandate in health reform is quite controversial. Discuss one policy argument supporting the mandate and one policy argument opposing the mandate=============. Generally speaking‚ some opponents of individual mandates believe they signify unwanted government involvement in private matters. They also believe these mandates constitute congressional overreach. Though the Commerce Clause is often interpretted to enable Congress to help regulate financial activity of states and localities
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Health Care Reform Health Care Reform 1. In what ways have recent health care reform measures expanded or inhibited access to care? The recent health care reforms-The Affordable Care Act has expanded access to health care. The Affordable Care Act usually make investments aimed at helping to raise the quality of care‚ as it gives Americans as well as their health care providers adequate control to the access of their health care. This act ensure that thousands of American people have
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