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    Computerized Physician Order-Entry systems or CPOE was introduce to the healthcare field to aid in the reduction of medical errors. The goal of an CPOE system is to reduce healthcare cost by reducing the number of errors, increasing medication safety. With every new product there will always be some unexpected problems that may surface. In regards to CPOE those unexpected problems are referred to as Unintended Adverse Consequences or UAC. According to Sittig & Ash, 2011 UAC’s are events that are

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    process was very painful, difficult, and to get results, it has been a life changing experience. In the spring of 2011, I visited my family physician for a routine physical. While there, I let the doctor know I was having some pain in my left groin area. I also had an umbilical hernia that was going to have to be fixed. To resolve these issues, my physician scheduled me an appointment with a general surgeon. At the appointment, the surgeon explains that I have an old wound in my groin that has healed

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    I will be dealing with many patients on a day to day basis. Even though I am not aware of it non-verbal channels, the various behavioral forms that nonverbal communication takes (Floyd 180), assist me in effectively doing my job. My job as a physician office assistant requires that I aid patients in scheduling appointments, checking in for their appointments, and checking out of their appointments. The topic that I learned that can be beneficial to my communication with patients is the

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    variety of different services. After researching the different options, I fell in love with the idea of being a physician assistant (PA). A PA, supervised by a doctor, has the freedom to interpret tests, record progress, and diagnose patients. In order to become a PA, it takes a lot of schooling, but it is a rewarding job that I would be very good at. Ten years from now, I will be a great physician assistant due to the characteristics I already posses and the education that I will be receiving in the future

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    Ethical Issues Regarding Physician- Assisted Death Physician-assisted suicide is defined as the patient’s willingness to end his or her own life with the help of a clinician. The clinician may participate by relaying detailed information on the best way to commit the suicide or by prescribing pills that are of lethal doses. He or she may also be physically of help when the patient commits the act by assisting the patient in setting up medical procedures that cause euthanasia. This form of death

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    Physician assisted suicide should be morally permissible. Patients who are in constant suffering and pain have the right to end their misery at their own discretion. This paper will explore my thesis, open the floor to counter arguments, explain my objections to the counter arguments, and finally end with my conclusion. I agree with Brock when he states that the two ethical values, self-determination and individual well-being, are the focal points for the argument of the ethical permissibility of

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    general legal rule is that physician–patient relationships are specific to “spells of illness” and that past treatment is not tantamount to an existing physician–patient relationship”. Therefore, legally the physician- patient relationship is established or begins each time an individual returns to the doctor for an appointment and basically ends with each appointment. Although this is the general legal rule, there seems to be a number of other ways in which the physician - patient relationship is

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    Differences between Nurse Practitioner and Physician Assistant in the USA Both Nurse Practitioners (NP) and Physician Assistants (PA) are two very important professionals in the field of medicine. They both work under the supervision of a licensed physician, and their functions are also quite similar with very minor differences between the two. Due to such similarities it has become very difficult for the general population to differentiate between these two professionals (Nurse Practitioner School

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    Federal Trade Commission issued a complaint accusing Roaring Fork Valley Physicians IPA of threatening not to deal with various payors unless they agreed to demands for higher insurance pay rates on individual fee-for-service contracts. While Physicians have the right to reject proposed reimbursement rates from the payor, the manner in which these contracts were negotiated caught the attention of the FTC. Roaring Fork Valley Physicians is a Colorado corporation with a principal place of business at 1906

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    now. My calling in life was then discovered and for that I will be forever grateful. Petrified and alone, I was yearning for someone to understand my fear and explain what is about to happen to me; to clarify what the doctors said. That 's when a Physician Assistant walked in and changed my life forever. I will always remember Julie 's smile and reassuring voice which filled me with a sense of calm and genuine comfort. She was carrying a doll and highlighted what my surgery was all about. As I lay

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