Homeless Adults Health Care Utilization under Universal Health Insurance in California A review of the article: A Comprehensive Assessment of Health Care Utilization Among Homeless Adults Under a System of Universal Health Insurance Hwang, S.W., Chambers, C., Chiu, S., Katic, M., Kiss, A., Redelmeier, D.A., & Levinson, W. (2013). A Comprehensive Assessment of Health Care Utilization Among Homeless Adults Under a System of Universal Health Insurance. American Journal of Public Health, 103(S2), 294-
Home health aides play an integral role in the lives of people with disabilities. Because home health aides are held responsible for their patient’s overall well-being, it is crucial that they contain the necessary skill sets to perform their job duties correctly. Given that the need for care of children, the elderly, the chronically ill and the disabled has not diminished over the past couple of years, the demand for home health aides has increased substantially over time. With the rise in medical
in all aspect of the health care settings. The skills and knowledges that nurses possess serves as the tool to provide better care for all patients. With the vision and partnership of Institute of Medicine and Robert Wood Johnson Foundations, the transformation of the nursing profession is implemented not only here in California, but in other part of the world. The vision and techniques of both the Institute of Medicine and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation makes the health care systems accessible to
Americas one of the biggest sector in health care workforce, which consists of more than 3 million members. Numerous obstacles refrain nurses in responding well to fast moving health care surroundings and growing health care system. These obstacles should be astounded to make sure that nurses are in a better position to promote change and health development. This essay discusses the implementation of IOM report “Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health”. And also discusses the IOM report’s
the San Bernardino County that will affect the clinical community health worker integration into the clinical
Nursing profession is the major group of staff in health care system. Nurses plays vital role to achieve goal of affordable care act, a new health care reform. Many obstacles may be on the road prevent nurses from being able to work effectively to implement new health care system. These obstacles need to be cleared first so that nurses are positioned well to lead change and advance health. This paper discusses on the main message of IOM report, initiatives and role of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Clinical Community Health Workers (cCHW) Integration Into Clinical Workforce An external market research analysis can be defined as the process of scanning and evaluating an organization’s various external environmental sectors to determine positive and negative trends that could impact organizational performance ("External," n.d.). The goal of external market research analysis is to explore any opportunities and threats existing in the environment. Opportunities are favorable to the condition
Better research on immigrant health and health outcomes would go a long way to shining a light on how to tackle these problems. The current debate in the research concentrates on social determinants of health such as acculturation, which of course influences a lot of other health and healthcare decisions made by immigrants. However, only focusing on social determinants of health undermines the importance of other factors that also heavily affect immigrant health in the United States. Specifically
communications, to improve a patient’s clinical health status (ATA, 2012). Telemedicine is an umbrella term that includes Telehealth, Telecare, e-Health, and a variety of applications and services that utilize telecommunications technology to outsource specialty services; monitor and provide patients from their home; and provide direct consumer outreach and services over the Internet (ATA, 2012). For the purpose of this paper, I will be focusing on the importance of Telemedicine networked programs and point-to-point
overweight or obese (Troy, Capretta, O’Grady, 2012). Obesity leads to chronic health diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, and other heart problems such as breast and colon cancer