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    Medical records are of significant importance to each and every patient. Patients have the right to receive care in a medical facility and not have their procedure of diagnosis released to unauthorized people. Medical facilities must protect the rights of each patient and their confidentiality by law. Records must be maintained accurately so as to respect the patient and not have inaccurate information released to any other provider. For example, it would be catastrophic to an actor’s career if it

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    You should lead a bill written in favor of cybersecurity requirements and regulations for medical devices and facilities because as we advance in to technology, medical equipment’s are left susceptible to harm. Places like hospitals that are vital to our civilization need to use technology to protect themselves from hacks, malware, and viruses. Since you assisted with the computer crime and computer virus laws, led the MN Clean Indoor Air Act, and have legislative interests that include science and

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    Issue Analysis Paper The chosen and accredited hospitals or medical facilities were chosen based on an informal decision and the familiarity and personal knowledge of these facilities. Singing River Health System (SRHS), Forrest General Hospital (FGH), and Memorial Hospital at Gulfport are all located in various counties in Mississippi. Baylor Medical Center at Irving is located in Texas, Oschner Health System located is located in Louisiana, and the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) Health

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    portals serve as access points for patients to view their clinical record online. This is conducted via a secure, hospital and health care facilities’ website which is linked to the patient’s electronic health records (EHRs) at any time (Johnson, Jimison, & Mandl, 2014). EHR vendors provide this portal functionality. The health care facility controls the medical information in the patron’s EHR. Access to these portals is attained by utilizing a secure username and password. Thus, patients can view

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    to have medical professionals and facilities use technology and informatics. Technology in the medical field helps create databases and offer medical professionals a higher level of patient care. Meaningful Use is part of a 2009 law called HITECH, which in turn is part of the American recovery and Reinvestment act . HITECH stands for Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health. Meaningful use is also part of a 3 stage system, that helps medical providers and facilities

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    Obria Medical Clinics Obria Medical Clinics are faith-based facilities for the community that offers pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, STD testing, abortion information, prenatal care and well woman care. They give support and answers for anyone’s sexual health. Obria helps to walk through all options and questions a woman may have when facing a possible pregnancy. The doctors, nurses, and volunteers all offer a space for patients to be open, ask questions, and get answers. Obria also offers counseling

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    at Park University. I am currently working towards my BS in Health Care Management. I recognize that when working at a medical facility, I will have to deal with and have to find answers to help the patient’s best interests, while still respecting their religious beliefs. Also, I will have to keep a balance between medical and religion and my own beliefs. There are certain medical procedures that are not allowed depending on religious beliefs. I would like to be able to understand why if someone

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    new and innovative medical applications based on this technology are being developed in the research as well as commercial sectors. This trend has just started and we predict wireless networks are going to become an integral part of medical solutions due to its benefits in cutting down healthcare costs and increasing accessibility for patients as well as healthcare professionals. In this survey paper I want to present some of the applications of wireless networks in the medical field and discuss

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    Case Study: Hames Center

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    This provides for adequate space, lighting and acoustics for the twenty participants in each class. Our facility is equipped with handicap parking spaces, ramps, entryways and bathrooms located in both the front and back of the building. The parking lot and entry are equipped with motion sensor lights. Program has been selected to occur during daylight hours to further for added safety. Facility is adequately staffed, classes will have two instructors present. In event that extra personnel is needed

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    Crisis Management "Crisis management is the management of operations during the actual crisis (in the midst of the event) and the management of the business before, during, and after the crisis. Most crises require management from the outside-in and the inside-out by the management team" (Nykiel, 2005). A crisis whether internal and or external can occur at any moment in a hospitality industry. For example "internal crisis in the hospitality industry include a breakout of a food borne illness

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