A Report On The Les Benefices Du Numerique

Advancements in technology have made it possible for people to access medical information, communicate with their doctor, manage and track diseases, seek help, and maintain anonymity. Technology has facilitated the tracking of medical information, for example, Kaiser Permanente uses a computerized system to store and track patient information. Any doctor in a

Yet again, she is right on point. I feel that this merges into her chapter Absent without leave. People get so focused on this cell phone screen that they are like a zombie, not mentally just physically, they are lost in a cell phone screen. Rosen, (2001) Within the essay, Disconnected Urbanism, Paul Goldberger adds to this idea, he states “there in body but not it any other way? You are not on Madison Avenue if you’re holding a little object to your ear that pulls you toward a person in Omaha”. Goldeberger, (2003) I feel that this line pulled from his essay wraps up a message same as Christine Rosen. This issue has only excessively become worse since technology is much more advanced from when these essays were written. People all over the world are simply living in a digital world and the younger generation is losing valuable personal communication

Yet again she is right on point. I feel that this merges into her chapter Absent without leave. People get so focused on this cell phone screen that they are like a zombie, not mentally just physically, they are lost in a cell phone screen. Rosen, (2001) Within the essay, Disconnected Urbanism, Paul Goldberger adds to this idea, he states “there in body but not it any other way? You are not on Madison Avenue if your holding a little object to your ear that pulls you toward a person in Omaha”. Goldeberger, (2003) I feel that this line pulled from his essay wraps up a message same as Christine Rosen. This issues have only gotten worse since technology is much more advanced from when these essays were written. People all over the world are simply living in a digital world and the young generation is losing valuable personal communication

In Badertscher and Geier’s article, the authors provided various rhetorical devices and strategies to support their dispute. The use of cause-effect was implemented adequately into their article. While discussing about sex education, the authors describe how the programs might motivate young adults to become sexual active. For instance, “teens who took a comprehensive sex education were significantly more likely to initiate sexual intercourse” (Badertscher, Geier). This allows the audience to realize that sex education programs may be the cause of why most young adults engage in sexual activities or why the population of teen pregnancies or critical diseases are increasing spontaneously. The use of expert testimony was also added into their

The rapid development of technology throughout modern society has initiated the widespread use of social networking. Social networking plays a positive role in healthcare when educating, communicating, or advertising. However, poor judgments have the power to turn this positive into negative and damage professional reputations. Griffith (2014) stresses the importance of understanding that protected health information is not a matter of open secrets. Whether a lawyer, doctor, nurse, or a secretary, it is important to avoid conditions that may influence the health and security of patients or clients, as well as their own professional reputation (Aylott, 2011). The Purpose of this paper is to explore the appropriate use of cell phones and social networking in healthcare and the importance of understanding the ethical boundaries between professional uses opposed to personal use.

On the other hand, sensitive topics such as substance abuse, mental health and sexual practices that are being discussed in school could help children live a healthy lifestyle. It could help promote and educate children on how to avoid unwanted pregnancies, drug addiction and mental health problems. However, children development has been proven that they develop in various ages and time frame. Some children are more mature than others at the same age level that is why parents’ permission should be required when sensitive issues are to be conducted in school. School should inform parents beforehand when sensitive topics are to be discuss so that parents have the chance to help explain such issues particularly in the case that children are not emotionally ready regarding sensitive topics. In addition, parents have different views and certain time frames as well in deciding when is the right time to talk about sensitive topics to their children. Most parents believe that sensitive topics should be discuss at home first before anywhere else while other parents believe that this topic should be learned in

generations and the point of view of some psychologists about this ‘obsession’. The article begins with a comparing pets with smartphones, how we name our pet, we buy him outfits, and how he knows more than our own mother, well we actually do the same with our smartphones, and this is what the psychologist are more worried about, that is why the article is full of points of view of psychologist worried about this ‘obsession’ that has become a problem in all new generations. The author gives a reason why maybe we are so attached to our smartphones, which is that the smartphones have everything “ from track your heart rate to guide you through the streets of

Telehealth services refers to the exchange of health information and services through telecommunication services in order to support anyone, at any time, in any location. Telehealth systems allows doctors to be in one place and treat patients in rural or urban areas – such as their homes or any another providers premises. The technology behind such concept is particularly helpful for patients with trouble leaving the house, or that live in remote areas from specialists (Narisi, 2013)

Nowadays, the number of people who have access to the internet has increased tremendously. This is one of the main reasons why many consumers/patients want to communicate to their physicians through online messaging. Online Patient-Clinician Messaging has the potential to improve the quality of medical care as it helps improve the relationship between the physician and the patient and it promotes greater involvement by patients in their own care (National Ethics Committee of the Veterans Health Administration, 2004, p. 2). Because of its benefits, there are many health care organizations that use online patient-clinician messaging. Veterans Health Administration makes patient-clinician messaging available through its My HealtheVet initiative. In addition, Kaiser Permanente also makes patient-clinician messaging available through “My Health Manager. My Health Manager is Kaiser Permanente 's personal health record, linked to its comprehensive electronic health record system, Kaiser Permanente HealthConnect(R). My Health Manager users can access their health records, view lab test results, email their physicians, request prescription refills, make, change and cancel appointments for themselves and, if authorized, also for family members ( Telemedicine Business Week, 2012).However, despite of the benefits of using online messaging, there are many physicians who are hesitant to adopt the practice. One of the main reasons is the ethical implications of patient-clinician

The rapid penetration of the digital devices for communication has necessitated the need for text messaging among adults as an innovative means to facilitate for communication between the clinician and the patient (O’Sullivan & Benham-Hutchins, 2011). This approach has been commended in the promotion of active communication involving exchanging the text message the clinicians in health care and the patients seeking technical advice in asthma intervention (O’Sullivan & Benham-Hutchins, 2011). The use of text messaging using mobile devices is the most common mode applied on daily basis by adults and their

This program health alert would help promote a lot of positive change, in the different communities at large, of course programs that will reduce young people's risk of infections, help prolong sexual contact, decrease the consistency of intimacy, decrease the amount of partners, and increase the use of protection (Hollander, 2012). It is a need for education about sex to be taught in every school. Health alert is working with the schools in the community at large to assure these programs are correctly implemented. Teens may receive some education about sex, diseases, and abstinence in some grades in school, but many students receive none. A lot of young people such as youth who are not in school receive almost none or not enough education.

Surely, we can’t deny how technology helps us contact each other, but there is one idea that they overlooks, which is the addiction that people have on the cell phone. Whenever people congregate, the action they do is stare on the phones. Audrey, sixteen, a Roosevelt junior, describes how her relationship with her mother breaks up as her mother spent all her time on the phone every time they were together. “It could have been four days since I last spoke to her, then I sit in the car and wait silently until she’s done,” said Audrey (377). In other words, Audrey is trying to express her feeling that how the cell phone has estranged her and her mother. From these, we can tell that how technology has been a “drug” that keeps us from interacting with each

In “Doctors, Patients Likely to Talk More Via Emails” (2013), Dean Olsen discuss about how communication through emails can improve or make matters worse for doctors and patients. Some patients are likely to email doctors before they visit in person, this way they can save time to get an appointment. Researchers also agree that using electronics enhance the aspect of care for patients. However, some doctors think that the patient should come see them in person for better care. The doctors and nurses already have other important things to handle, such as emergency situations, and taking care of the sick people. They do not have time to sit on the computer and chat with their patient. While someone is really sick, then

It is undeniable that these tools are also very positive aspects, such as being informed. To overcome these problems, many solutions have been developed including a guide of good practice of social networks directed by MACSF foundation for health professionals. A guide that tries to recall the potential of social networks but also the risks to avoid. The CNIL has also published recommendations for patients and the use of their personal data. These issues have also been the Hospi like conference held at the University Hospital of Angers 11 December 2014, a first underlining the interest in these new tools of French

The first factor that may affect number skills development is national and community factors. A Country and community’s political, cultural, social and economic policies all contribute to the environment in which children develop. The success a country has in educating it’s children and producing a numerate population depends greatly on the country’s emphasis on the goal of numeracy for all, the resources it has available, and the mechanisms it has in place for providing effective programs and incentives that encourage number skills.