Healthcare professionalism can be gained, controlled, and is required from all of the participating individuals working in an environment of health relations. ... It is imperative for the professionals to become self-aware of their actions and the actions of others in their work place in order to maintain a balance and understanding of procedures within the environment. ... What I have gained is that this ethical framework remains today as one of the most important perspectives and source of guidance for doctors, nurses, and healthcare professionals alike (Campbell, 2011). ... Understanding a...

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I believe that peer groups are an essential factor for a happy, healthy life because friendships help a person cope with stress, talk about their problems, and helps in developing trust and understanding with other peers. ... Another factor is to gain economic independence and independent decision making. Gaining economic independence is essential for getting good health care, moving out on your own, going to school, owning a vehicle and etc. ...

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It is vital that a pediatric nurse understands that to be a nurse, you need a certain personality and understanding of the field. ... They need to provide the child with a certain level of understanding and prepare them for what is about to come. ... It is also important for pediatric nurses to gain a better understanding of the physical development of a child. ... They are able to help the family come to an understanding of what is going on with their child and prepare them for what is yet to come. ...

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Due to the emphasis the culture places on respect of harmony, Japanese patients traditionally ask very few questions of health care workers even when complete understanding of a treatment plan is not achieved in an effort to avoid conflict and emotional distress. ... This also obligates nurses of Japanese patients to ensure that there is a complete and clear understanding of the patient care plan. ... For example, although modern diagnostic testing is available in Japan, their main focus regarding prenatal care is on diet, nutrition, and weight gain. ... Gaining too much weight during pregnan...

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Due to the emphasis the culture places on respect of harmony, Japanese patients traditionally ask very few questions of health care workers even when complete understanding of a treatment plan is not achieved in an effort to avoid conflict and emotional distress. ... This also obligates nurses of Japanese patients to ensure that there is a complete and clear understanding of the patient care plan. ... For example, although modern diagnostic testing is available in Japan, their main focus regarding prenatal care is on diet, nutrition, and weight gain. ... Gaining too much weight during pregnan...

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The CDC reasons for the recommendations are valid by evidence from the past 40 years. 20 outbreaks have been documented and through the records public health agencies and researchers have gained a substantial experience to control and prevent the disease. ... Understanding the concept as a nurse is must, in order to keep your patients safe and yourself. ...

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Throughout history, there has been an uncertainty of how to provide quality health care that the average low-income person can afford. With the economy in such instability, the need is growing as fast as the cost in the healthcare system. In an effort to keep up, a new law has recently been passed i...

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Through lecture, interactive activities and discussion, presented in an unbiased and medically accurate manner, they are able to gain more understanding of their own beliefs and what they stand for in regards to sex and sexuality. ...

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