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8751 Community Based Nursing and the Fear Factor. This eight-page paper looks that community based nursing programs and how they treat clients of all classes particular attention is paid to the lower poorer class and individual with case studies. 8 pgs. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
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8857 Community Nursing And EPPM. This eight-page undergraduate paper studies the effectiveness of EPPM framework in community Nursing. There are cases in which fear appeal has been very successful in discouraging a person from indulging in a certain unhealthy activity. The 'fear appeal' techniques can have both positive and negative effects depending on the way the message is perceived. 8 pgs. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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7470 Problems And Solutions In Rural Healthcare Delivery. This research paper identifies and analyzes problems and solutions of rural healthcare delivery. Rural healthcare delivery problems are almost the same all around the world. These are the problems of accessibility, remoteness, poverty, isolation, and communication. Fortunately, as this study proves, the solutions of this limited number of problems are countless, and more are being devised on a regular basis. Many governments, organizations, and technology experts are working hard at helping humanity, their brotherhood, all around the world. As the study acknowledges, the health of one group of rural people is related to all people of the world, as that one group of people may be the one that breeds cattle for the milk exported around the globe. For this reason and because health is vital to all people, too many solutions are available to solve the problems of rural healthcare delivery. For any particular community, solutions could be chosen to suit the budget and the nature of the rural area. Technologies like the Internet and telemedicine have made great strides in helping the cause. The present study provides an overview of many available solutions to the problems of rural healthcare delivery, although it recognizes both the problems and the solutions. 67 pgs. bibliography lists 46 sources.
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11325 Analysis/Synthesis of Mittelmark's Article. This nine-page undergraduate paper consists of two analyses/syntheses, and a five-page paper concerning the question of what constitutes health in a community. 9 pgs. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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11792 Vitamin A. This paper gives all available nutritional information on vitamin A, including its sources in the diet, its benefits to the body, and its potential drawbacks, including recently discovered risks for osteoporosis. It primarily uses medical journal sources as well as a standard nutritional textbook. 5 pgs, bibliography lists 8 sources.
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1585 History of Medicine: The Medicalization of Human Deformities. This paper examines the history of birth defects from the statues of achondroplastic dwarfs found in ancient Egyptian tombs to present. The debate over the causation of congenital anomalies is discussed as well as various preventative measures that have been implemented over time to help reduce the neonatal death rate. Medical practices and scientific approaches towards human birth deformities are well explored and cited throughout the paper. 10.5 pgs. 26 f/c. 14b.
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1698 Insurance Companies' Reactions to President Clinton's Health Care Plan. This paper will take a detailed look at the 1993 health plan and concentrate on the effects it had on the insurance industry. The prevailing sentiment among insurance companies was that the 1993 was unequivocally 'bad' for their business. After six years of lobbying and the application of economic pressure, insurance companies feel that the 1999 reforms are a step in the right direction after the botch-job launched in 1993. In brief, the paper will show what happened in 1993, how health care changed as a result of the 1993 plan, how insurance companies reacted to the plan, whether or not insurance companies acted rationally (i.e., is there economic support for their negative reaction?), and how the present situation meshes with the insurance companies' recommendations for change. 12 pgs. 21 f/c. 5b.
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