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    Health Care Applications The AAL concerns and developments are in line with the World Health Organization (WHO) active ageing framework [7]. Active ageing emphasizes an enabling positive thinking. While a disabling perspective leads to isolation and dependence and increases the needs of older people, an enabling view focuses on maintaining the older adult’s functions and expanding their participation in all aspects of the society. Enabling instruments such as ALL devices and applications are essential

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    EMR concerns are plaguing the health care industry today that requires change. Healthcare professionals, such as nurses, are on the front lines in the defense against medical errors. Closing the gap between current clinical and hospital practices and the various approaches to improving patient safety requires changes that are cultural and systemic in nature. The greatest challenge to hospitals using an EMR system is the expense of the new system, and the challenge nurses face with technology adoption

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    Mental health problems are a growing concern within the Indian American communities in the United States. First generation born Indian Americans are experiencing mental health concerns far greater than the generation before them. What are the causes of this rise in mental health issues? Mental health issues are not foreign to any ethnic or racial group. Mental health concerns can and do affect individuals across are all social, socio-economic, racial and ethnic divides (“Suicide Facts at a Glance

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    Patient safety is a major concern for all health care providers. Two areas of safety that are relevant to my practice in an outpatient surgical center are medication errors and the electronic error reporting. The Association of periOperative Registered Nurses (AORN) is the organization that was used to support my project. The Quality and Safety Education for Nurses (QSEN) Initiative competency that was chosen for my indirect clinical project (ICP) was safety. Everyone in the health care environment wants

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    The worries of health and environmental issues in the United Kingdom have increased the demand of organic food mainly to reduce ‘off-farm inputs’ and to increase health nutrients in our daily intake . The UK is a MEDC, because it is considered as a rich country, and due to the UK receiving raw resources from LEDC. The UK uses these raw materials for the outcome of any industry. One of UK’s biggest industries is the food industry, because everyone needs food and nutrients in their body, to be able

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    become an national health concern to the Government, Ministry of Health and individuals as a larger number of people become affected of various ages and ethnic groups. As the third most obese nation at 26.5% of the population[1], some believe it 's an epidemic health boards and the government must address in various ways such as health promotion. Obesity is defined as "a medical condition which excess body fat has accumulated to the extent it may have adverse effects on health"[2] and can be measured

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    North Korea is a harsh country to live in. It is very difficult to live in North Korea because health concerns are very high, there is barely any freedom, and schools there are very different than the United States. Health concerns are very high because North Korea can't even pay for enough food for their people so they start getting sick (¨Liberty in North Korea¨). There are a lot of poor people their so they can’t pay for medicine to make them feel better (¨Liberty in North Korea¨). After you finish

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    Introduction The topic of this study is to determine if evidence based guidelines for youth with depression or mental health concerns needs to be implemented or changed. This study is important because it can show where the health care providers need to improve and where the guidelines are outdated and need to be changed. The hypothesis being tested is that the guidelines are outdated and need to be replaced, and the guidelines need to be implemented and enforced. Literature Review The current

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    lifestyle because of its promise for many jobs and prosperity. (L, Katherine) But as we look deeper into the health concerns of Canadian cities, we can find that they are becoming less healthy for citizens to live because of urbanization, pollution and poor water treatment. Municipalities in Canada should continue to look at solutions in how to make a more sustainable lifestyle to benefit the public health of local citizens. Since the industrial revolution, humans began to cultivate more land and use it

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    Obesity is a rising health concern in Canada, affecting almost 1 in 4 adults. The prevalence of obesity is growing at an alarming rate, considering 1 in 16 Canadian adults met the criteria for obesity in 1985 (1). Obesity is associated with co-morbidities such as type 2 diabetes, hypertension, obstructive sleep apnea, certain cancers, depression and decreased quality of life (1). Bariatric surgery has proven to be an effective, long-term treatment for obesity and some related co-morbidities when

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