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    A2b. Data Related to the Health Concern In 2010 it was estimated that the number of Americans who were living without health insurance was continuing to rise including those in all income brackets, with more than have reported as middle-income, not just those in poverty. The lack of medical intervention is the leading cause of poor health, increased long-term health care costs and early mortality (CDC, 2014). Indiana ranks 41st in overall health rankings and Greene County ranked 81st in clinical

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    Health communication informs the consumer about health concerns and health issues. Social change and communication works hand in hand. Developing a dialogue in social change to help bridge the gaps due to lack of communication will be a positive step in better health care. “Health communication has much to celebrate and contribute. The field is gaining recognition in part because of its emphasis on combining theory and practice in understanding communication processes and changing human behaviors”

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    Political Variables: Health is one the most essential and controversial issues in Australia politics and in this case it leads to the conflict between the Commonwealth and the State government. The Primary Health Care Reform in Australia, Report to Support Australia's First National Primary Health Care Strategy 2009 report says the Australian health care system is multi-tiered and is comprised of organizations that are funded and organized by a range of different methods including Government (publicly

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    Public health concerns the health of a whole population, and spans a variety of issues that include the processes necessary to “developing effective interventions” (Childress 170). This means that public health policy will scientifically evaluate the issues that may lead to an unhealthy population, and then act accordingly for the sake of the population’s well-being. The topics that public health addresses can be anything that can make an impact on the health of our population – which we can individually

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    Program: Promotion of stretching in cubicles to decrease health concerns Target Audience: Employees Company: Caption-Call, Sorensen 's Company Recent studies have shown a linkage between long periods of sitting down with common health status. These health concerns consist of; obesity, metabolic syndrome, increased blood pressure, high blood sugar, abnormal cholesterol levels, cardiovascular disease, mental health, and work-related Musculoskeletal Disorder disease. All of mentioned can lead

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    Health Concerns for Children in Maricopa Arizona "We all grew up in communities with grandmothers who cooked two, three vegetables that you had to eat. There was no ifs, ands or buts about it. But that's because many of our grandparents, they had community gardens; there was the vegetable man that came around. There were many other resources that allowed them to have access. So it's not that people don't know or don't want to do the right thing; they just have to have access to the foods that they

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    Health Concern 1 – Inequities among the Indigenous Community Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health inequity occurs across all health areas and many areas of health continue to get worse. Whilst there have been recent gains, the gap is widening as the health of other Australians improves faster. With the gap between aboriginals growing cancer rates has become a major issue among the indigenous community. The crisis facing Indigenous health has a long and complex history. It continues largely

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    Issues of Security Concern With the enthusiastic adoption of health information technology tools, there has always been this fear for users – the threat to privacy and security. It is indeed one of the biggest concerns since the advent of new technological record keeping and the electronic health information technology. Healthcare professionals should be aware and very conscious of the fact that healthcare information is very personal. It should also be known that whatsoever transfer of information

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    THE ISSUE: Consumer concerns about health care fluctuate greatly but affect primarily to three issues: quality, cost and access. Specifically, consumer concerns vary in subject matter and degree of importance to the consumer, provider and/or plan. Because Americans obtain coverage in a wide variety of public and private health plans which are administered and synchronized in different ways (Kinney, 1996), different systems exist for identifying and resolving consumer concerns about their care. For

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    Introduction of Health Concern Overweight and obesity is a health concern for a lot of people in America especially African Americans. Obesity is more prevalent in the African American culture. In today’s society, there are a lot of African American children and teens that are obese due to the unhealthy foods they consume and lack of physical activity. This is a concern because overweight children are more likely to be obese as adults. Research suggest that the growing rate of childhood obesity is

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