A Research Study On Health

Companies produce new technologies that help americas new and upcoming workforce. New tools are made to help the medical field be more precise and effective in their treatments. New systems of communication and travel have become quickly more available. People have even said that in about four years humankind might be able to live on mars. In our age a new phone comes out every few months, allowing better forms of communication. As we look to the future we see that the tech will really be “shocking.”

In early 2013, an employee of UnityPoint Health-Trinity Wellness departmnet developed a program titled HEART- Helping Everyone Access heaRt Treatment in an effort to combat the above average mortality rates from cardiovascular disease in Rock Island County in Illinois. Deaths from cardiovascular disease were 21% higher in this county compared to the national average at that point in time. After the Trinity employee developed the program, Trinity applied for funding from the AstraZeneca Healthcare Foundation (AZHF) to support the implementation of this program. In October of 2013, AZHF announced that they were awarding Trinity a one year grant for $187,270 to support the implementation of HEART. After Trinity received the grant, the

Diabetes in the Native communities is on a raise, their children are obese because the fast foods are readily available and this is cause them to develop Type II diabetes around or after the age of 35.

Removes restrictions on originating sites and geographic limitations for end stage renal dialysis and telestroke services by 2020

In the realm of innovations, the importance of daily inventions which was always debatable, has now become more controversial. With many people claiming that it is beneficial, while others reject this notion. The substantial influence of new inventions in our daily lives has sparked the controversy over the potential impact of this trend in recent years. This essay will further elaborate both advantages and disadvantages of inventions and thus will lead to a logical conclusion.

The United States, and along with the rest of the world, it is experiencing a new technological revolution. In the late 1800s/ the early 1900s, the US culture, society, and notably economy, were profoundly transformed by the Industrial Revolution. The new innovations were steadily churned out by brilliant and intrepid inventors, and as a result products were churned out at unprecedented rates. Today, we see the US in a new technological revolution. It can be called the Digital Revolution, or Information Revolution, but it mainly refers to the astounding pace of increase in computing power, and its various implications in our lives, from e-assistants to social media to driver-less cars.

The profusa biosensor is able to monitor multiple diseases/conditions from tracking chemicals in the body. These include diabetes, Peripheral arterial disease, heart attacks and heart failures. The occurrence of these diseases/conditions, can change the oxygen, glucose levels or blood pressure in the body. The biosensor could potentially result in faster treatment for paramedics when in contact of an unconscious person. The paramedics would be able to look at the patient's’ biomarkers stream and will help them to treat the patient faster, potentially saving their life. In hospitals, it could help aid doctors to better monitor a patient’s health. The profusa biosensor allows the doctor to keep track of the patients’ health even when sent home.

Being told that your cholesterol is high is not the greatest news you can receive from your doctor. You think that you are healthy and in otherwise great shape and then you realize your not. High cholesterol, specifically low-density lipoproteins (LDLs), is linked to an increased risk for heart attack, heart disease and stroke. The cholesterol builds up in the arteries and narrows the pathway making it harder for the blood to flow through. It is important for people with elevated cholesterol to make lifestyle changes. Increasing physical activity and eating a more nutritious diet are just two ways to lower cholesterol levels and can maintain that healthy level too.

Point of care diagnostics are medical tools or devices that can diagnose diseases in a community, which is usually in low resource environments. By moving disease diagnosis to the community level, point of care diagnostic devices can save patients money, because they will no longer travel to clinics and capable for earlier diagnosis. Point of care diagnostic systems gives regular standards of producing devices that time, accuracy and cost are reliable. For this purpose it is important that the biosensor be small, rapid and very simple to use. The low cost and ease of use application will increase the market economy. This increase will lead to expanded application in the clinical diagnostic environment. According to the World health organization,

When I decided to study in health care, I thought I would be satisfied with the type of health care practitioner I had become. As I acquired more experience though, my initial enthusiasm on what I had chosen was replaced with some disappointment when I realized the limitations of Homeopathic medicine and my scope of practice with it.

From an early age, I gained much knowledge about the healthcare field. My younger brother was diagnosed with Autism, Psychosis, and Asperger. My mother was diagnosed with depression, anxiety disorder, diabetes and hyper blood tension. Due to my mom not being educated, she cannot read or write in Spanish or English. I was forced to learn everything in the healthcare field. I quickly became intrigued of each specialized field when I took my family to their doctors appointments. A few qualities I looked for when searching for new physician was affordability, patient satisfaction, and a well-organized practice. Not everyone has affordable insurance, or receives the best quality of care due to poor organized facilities. My true passion towards the healthcare field arose when I started on my career in the financial department. I knew that I wanted to help a group of people and the healthcare facilities to create affordable and quality care. As the next health administrative leader I want to make a difference by offering a well managed healthcare facility, providing effective quality care, and high patient satisfaction to all healthcare facilities. In my current role as a financial counselor, I am exposed to several diverse backgrounds, insurances, and medical procedures. Each day I learn something new and met new patients that hold an interesting story. I have learned that their stories are never the same and it’s important to treat them for who they are and not a number. When

An elderly gentleman works on the daily crossword from the morning newspaper when he hears the telephone ring. When the elder answers, the person on the other line goes on to say, “Hello, this is Equifax calling to verify your personal account information”. In light of the recent data breach, the elder goes on to provide information to the person in hopes of not losing personal data to scammers. Little does the elder know at the time, that is exactly what he is providing to the caller, as the scammers will take advantage of the information they receive from him. A few days later, the elder spots a story while watching the evening news that Equifax is not calling anyone and to ensure not to provide any information to the callers in the

The sample for this study comprised of 68 men and women who were randomly divided into two groups of 34 with 17 men and 17 women in each group. Each participant submitted to a face-to-face interview and a complete medical physical, including the collection of blood and urine samples, at conducted at the onset of this study and at the conclusion to determine the current state of health for each participant at that time. The results from the data collected showed that of the 68 total participants, 9 participants were determined to have experienced a decline in health since the original assessment. Of the 9 participants that experienced a decline, only 2 participants were part of the Experimental Group who adhered to the

There are also indirect costs associated with long-term illnesses, adding a second layer of economic burden to Dutch taxpayers. Absence and inefficient work performance in those employed with personality disorders are an example of an indirect cost to society, resulting in the annual loss of approximately 47.6 work days per person (Soeteman et al., 2008). These losses in productivity are costly, draining €7088 per person from the economy (ibid). The average total cost of all individuals with personality disorders was estimated to be €11,126, with a range of €0 to €147,759 (Soeteman et al., 2008). Another study found that those exposed to the famine in-utero demonstrated

in history in dealing with a constantly (2) ………… (EVOLVE) world of gadgets, devices and innovations. However, the end of the