recommendations that are not completely practical; including the demand for every officer who has a conducted energy weapon to also have an automated external defibrillator readily available for use and the demand for paramedics be present in every medically high risk situation involving deployment of a conducted energy weapon. These demands are not financially realistic and require a great amount of the already limited time and resources of the federal government and its officers‚ in order to be carried
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An ongoing crisis continues to stricken the education community. Its existence sparks ongoing debates regarding how to remedy the problem. Moreover‚ educators‚ politicians parents and concerned others‚ all weigh in‚ attempting to propose the best course of action‚ unfortunately to our dismay the problem still exists. At its best‚ education is to be a means of providing quality education to all students- yet there are persistent disparities in the educational outcomes of different groups of students
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diagnosis of morbid obesity. The member’s treating provider‚ Noel Williams‚ MD recommended the member undergo a laparoscopic longitudinal sleeve gastrectomy. The carrier has denied coverage of laparoscopic longitudinal sleeve gastrectomy as not medically necessary. There is a letter from the carrier to the member dated 11/03/2015‚ which states in part: “This request has been denied as benefit exclusion because: Member does not have benefit for 2nd surgical procedure unless the proposed procedure
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behavior. His treating provider‚ Ricardo P. Bayola‚ MD recommended that he be placed in continued adolescent inpatient psychiatric care from 02/11/2016 forward. The carrier has denied coverage of continued adolescent inpatient psychiatric care as not medically necessary. A letter from the carrier to the member‚ dated 05/24/2016‚ states in part: “Deny 2/11 and days forward as the documentation submitted to the Plan and reviewed at the time of the determination does not fulfill InterQual criteria under
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Nursing Roles & Values Casey Smith‚ RN NVT2 ~ Task 2 Western Governor’s University May 2013 First Interview Western Governors University Nursing Program Interview Form Candidate name: Jaclyn Dunn‚ RN Candidate ID number: Name and title of the interviewee: Kim Goff‚ RN MSN Describe the specialty area of the interviewee: Hospice Clinical Director The interviewee belongs to the following category: Educator Administrator Clinical Specialist Staff Nurse Nurse Researcher
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Ray-Lamond‚ MD recommended the member be seen at Boston Children’s Hospital a (non-plan provider) for neuropsychiatric evaluation. The carrier has denied coverage of neuropsychiatric evaluation at Boston Children’s Hospital a (non-plan provider) as not medically necessary. There is a letter from the carrier to the member’s parents dated 05/31/2016 which states in part: “…The service is not a covered benefit. 1 Under the terms of your Baystate Health Silver HMO plan‚ non-emergency services
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Performing medically unnecessary services solely for the purpose of generating insurance payments. Misrepresenting non-covered treatments as medically necessary covered treatments for purposes of obtaining insurance payments-widely seen in cosmetic-surgery schemes‚ in which non-covered cosmetic procedures such as "nose jobs" are billed to patients’ insurers as deviated-septum repairs. Falsifying a patient’s diagnosis to justify tests‚ surgeries or other procedures that aren’t medically necessary
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Shi and Singh (2015) shared that maldistribution alludes to "either a surplus or a lack of the kind of doctors expected to keep up the wellbeing status of a given populace at an ideal level. As Christian healthcare administrators‚ we should think differently about the healthcare services and plan to place the need of the physicians instead of sorting out their days around documentation‚ administrative exercises‚ and undertakings that could be taken care of by other medicinal services experts. We
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can argue that after DBS surgery people become more authentic because they are new and improved. But in actuality‚ chemical and surgical “improvements‚” especially of the brain‚ make people less authentic‚ but are justified if the improvements are medically necessary. If “improvements” are made to the brain they are not who they really are; they become less authentic. After Mario had brain surgery he was taking different medications to help his bad case of obsession-compulsive disorder. Slater says
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The experiences that have prepared me to work with underserved populations are my community service as a mentor and my service as a suicide hotline volunteer. First‚ my community involvement with the 3E’s to Success Program mentoring young men has prepared me to work with populations from underprivileged communities. As an intervention strategy designed to provide a foundation for at-risk students to be successful in life‚ the program addressed education‚ employment‚ and empowerment while championing
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