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    The product that I chose to use is the virtual physician visit. This visit would be structured to finance standard care for any patient with trivial sicknesses.Patients would be able to log onto a specified website where they would be able to openly communicate with a physician. After logging in and connecting with a physician‚ the patient would be able to communicate the symptoms that they are experiencing to the physician via instant messaging or leaving an email and waiting until

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    Reflection to Patch Adams

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    and connect with people. After leaving the institution‚ he enrolls into a medical school to be able to accomplish his dream. During his stay in the hospital he helped the patients through humor because he believed that by making them laugh and forget the pain‚ it will strengthen them but it is prohibited to interact with the patients. It is only allowed when he reach his 3rd year. This became one of the reasons for him to be expelled from school but he never stopped and continue doing what he believe

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    Pros and Cons of using electronic medical records! Pros- Just like any other record keeping‚ moving patients’ records from paper and physical filing systems to computers and their super storage capabilities creates great efficiencies for patients and their providers‚ as well as health payment systems. Example: The tragic events like 9/11‚ Hurricane Katrina‚ and the California fires have showcased the benefits of electronic record keeping. Those injured or made sick by any of those

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    considered a compliment. SOB stands for side-of-the-bed and this depicts the physicians who approach the patient’s‚ touch the patients‚ and form a human bond with the patients. As Reiner notes‚ the SOB physicians are better clinicians and pay attention to the whole patient. FOB’s are physicians who who stay at the foot-of-the-bed. These physicians lack the empathy towards a patient. These physicians are in the room taking tests and reading charts‚ but are not considering the patient’s input. Reiner writes

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    harm than benefits. Doctors must decide whether to recommend an experimental option to a patient. There is a question of ethics that arises whether one could make the decision without sufficient evidence on each choice. Consequentialism is an ethical approach that reasons an action’s morality is contingent upon the outcome of the action. Decisions involving randomized clinical trials can be difficult‚ but by thinking ethically‚ and in this case‚ using consequentialism‚ a doctor can recommend the best

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    communications: Start shift with patient handover from the night staff‚ taking notes of what need to be done throughout the day for example‚ who need blood products‚ fluid charts‚ DNR status and then we have huddle before starting breakfasts. Working on the haematology unit part of my duties and responsibilities is to effectively communicate with people on routine and with carrying out duty to deliver the best patient care. Part of my duties is to make sure patients have their three meals and regular

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    A Change in Perspective

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    MacKee learns he has laryngeal cancer and life as he knows it‚ is forever changed in the film‚ The Doctor (Feldman‚ Glick‚ Ziskin‚ &Haines‚ 1991). Jack’s experience with cancer‚ but more importantly as a patient‚ changes his perspective‚ practice‚ and relationships with his wife‚ child‚ partners‚ peers‚ students‚ and especially his patients. He soon learns that every doctor eventually becomes the patient (Feldman‚ et al.‚ 1991). The changes are not easily seen by those around him at first but become

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    Phi227 Exam Review 02

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    paternalistic model of doctor-patient relationship‚ power resident exclusively with Doctors; in the engineering model‚ it resides entirely with Patients. 2. In the engineering model of doctor-patient relationship‚ the doctor’s job is to provide technical information. 3. Among the advantages of the collegial model of doctor-patient relationship are the following: a. Share decision making. b. Trust of the relationship. 4. There are three kinds of incompetent patients: a. Patients who are used to

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    from the available expertise and technologies. This is 2012‚ and it is expected that the standard of medical treatment would grow up significantly. During 80’s- 90’s we used to see news of malpractices of so called ‘doctor’ only in villages who were famous to city people as ‘haturi doctors’. They used to leave medical gauges‚ scissors‚ wrist watches and what not. However‚ such instances were limited in villages only. Let us remind ourselves once again‚ this is 2012 and the medical science advanced to

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    painkillers‚ stirring a debate on whether physicians have an ethical responsibility to treat pain even though some patients are abusing the drugs prescribed. Some argue that not prescribing painkillers is up to the physicians because it is their practice at stake. The problem with this line of thinking is that it draws an invisible line in the sand. Physicians are supposed to treat patients‚ not pick and choose because of potential legal liabilities‚ and they take an oath stating just that. Therefore

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