Essays on Healthcare

Drug use brings a lot of side effects on the body. They have a wide range of direct and indirect, short and long-term effects. The side effects are usually determined by the drug used, a person s health, how much the same is taken, how the drugs are used and...

There have been numerous debates concerning the issue of assisted suicide for the terminally ill patients in the United States. This debate goes back and forth raising the controversies of whether the terminally ill patient has a right to be assisted by their doctors to die. Many people find the...

The Affordable Care Act and Public Health The Affordable Care Act of 2010 majorly emphasized the public health and disease prevention. Different groups carried out research to determine just how effective is the act. The research has indeed confirmed that the Act has some notable success and challenges as well. The...

Kim and Choi’s article depicts that outcome, socialization, and even peer-to-peer quality are significant factors in determining customer satisfaction in the healthcare industry. The authors are erroneous in their reasoning that outcome quality influences client contentment only when sick people are conversant with the services offered in the healthcare facility....

Introduction Carl Sandburg, a famous American-Swedish poet, once said, It is not that some people have willpower, and others do not, but it is that some people are ready to change and others are not. The opposers present Sandburg s views on the issue of the proposed healthcare policy...

In the recent past, advanced nurses are increasingly involved in systematic studies focusing on the relationship between health outcomes and health literacy. These systematic studies have demonstrated that patients tend to engage in fewer self-care habits, worse disease-associated knowledge and preventive health as their health literacy declines (Fitzpatrick...

This article's primary goal was to ascertain how the hospital's environment for patient and nurse treatment impacts outcomes. Numerous studies have been carried out to identify the variables that influence nurse and patient outcomes; however, none of these studies have concentrated solely on the contribution of the care environment to...

Healthcare and Value-Based Reimbursement Healthcare has made a lot of progress recently. There are many models that have been developed to explain how health care is delivered and how it is paid for. The value-based reimbursement approach investigates how to pay medical staff and facilities based on the value they contribute...

The Impact of Healthcare Costs on the Economy and Financial Security The economy, the federal budget, and practically every American citizen's financial security are all impacted by healthcare costs. A strong healthcare system promotes academic success in children, professional productivity in adults, and overall longer, healthier lives for all Americans. Federal...

Health Plan's Assessment of Physician Quality Practice Data Health plans are able to assess physician quality practice data, and this establishes the foundation for quality service improvement within health centers. This can be done by analyzing administrative and enrollment statistics along with health plan evaluations. Results of a doctor's accepted quality...

Healthcare Regulations and Operational Challenges There are numerous healthcare rules and regulations at the federal, local, and state levels. In actuality, however, the regulations present operational challenges and lead to procedures that do not benefit the patient or the organization. The price of providing healthcare services rises as a result of...

Three patients with congenital cardiac disease were recently admitted to the Ladnan hospital. All three patients require a heart surgery in which the patient's heart is swapped out for a donor heart. At Ladnan Hospital, the need for donor hearts is increasing, but the quantity of donor organs has stayed...