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    Health Benefits Of EHR

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    In the age of technology, digital data is king. The movement to an electronic health record (EHR) has been going on for years, but recently it is picking up steam. As professionals in the field become more proficient and knowledgeable about EHRs, the benefits will only increase. The 2011 Physician Workflow study by King, Patel, Jamoom, and Furukawa found that “most physicians with EHRs reported EHR use enhanced patient care overall (78 percent), helped them access a patient’s chart remotely (81 percent)

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    average of 14 years in school before becoming practicing professionals. Yet even after all that education, some physicians and other highly trained health care workers choose to spend additional time and effort pursuing an MBA degree. Why would someone with a Ph.D. see value in earning a masters degree in the business of health care? Here are some of the benefits these ambitious professionals seek. Business Acumen The years spent in pursuit of a doctorate are focused on mastering the skills and knowledge

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    Not having health insurance in this day and age would be quite difficult. It can be difficult to find a plan that is affordable and covers everything you need. With the right help, and the information in this article, you can learn how to find the plan that works best for you. If you do not visit the doctor often, it would be wise for you to open your own Health Savings Account (HSA). All of the money that you save from paying premiums and deductibles, can be put into this account and used for any

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    6 Health Benefits of Playing Golf The scientific studies demonstrate that any sort of physical activity or sport has a positive impact on your lifestyle. It can cast long lasting favorable effects on your health in terms of keeping chronic diseases like diabetes, cancer, hypertension, depression and cardiovascular diseases at bay. More particularly in young people it can assist in development of healthy bones, efficient lung and heart functioning and also promote improved cognitive function and motor

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    However, the scarcity of primary care health professionals is as much a problem of distribution as it is of the workforce size, according to an analysis of data from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. Therefore, the United States do not manage or actively regulate the number, type, or geographic distribution of its health workforce. Nevertheless, health care professionals select how and where to work (Maldistribution of Primary Care Workforce Challenges Efforts”, para. 1-2). On the

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    vague as fitness is built up of many factors. The main ones include, general Fitness, aerobic fitness and specific fitness. General fitness is the ability to meet the demands of every day life. General fitness is closely liked with health related fitness and it has several components including Strength the force muscles exert when they contact. Flexibility or suppleness, the range of movement at a joint. Speed, is the ability to move your body or a section of your body

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    How can EHR be a benefit to patients and to the providers? When a patient is under the care of multiple doctors, tracking his or her history, including allergies, blood type, current medications, past procedures and other relevant information, can be problematic when relying on paper charts. The use of electronic health records allows multiple care providers, regardless of location, to simultaneously access a patient’s record from any computer. The electronic record can provide up-to-the-minute information

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    If you have never heard of the paleo diet, then you might be missing out on one of the most unique and effective ways to not only lose weight but to also create a healthier and more balanced body and mind, too. The original paleo diet is based on the diet that supposed "hunters and gatherers" of yesteryear would eat. The primary basis for this diet is that you should eat as few processed foods as possible and that dairy products as a whole are out of bounds. Therefore, foods that contain butter

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    Exercise's greatest benefit is it reduces and prevent diseases. Exercise is a way of promoting health and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Health is a state mind, body, and spirit. An individual who leads an unhealthy way of life, poor diet, lack of exercise can result in increase risks of complications that may lead to certain diseases. There is a large number of Americans that suffer from preventable conditions. Three conditions that exercise can significantly effect are hypertension, heart disease

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    Population Health and Related Costs Sugar-sweetened beverages have high caloric values and low nutritional value. The positive association between SSB consumption and cases of increased weights and risks for diabetes has certainly drawn public attention. Other medical problems that are correlated include “metabolic syndrome, hypocalcemia, kidney stones, increased blood pressure, hypertension, and coronary heart disease” (DeSantis). According to a study commissioned by the World Health Organization

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