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This paper examines the article by Ann Hale concerning her study into Liberian Students in West Africa and the beliefs surrounding mental illness, both within the community and the nursing students themselves. Hales study was extremly well detailed and addressed issues concerning the importance of cultural beliefs in treatment, and this authors viewpoint has been changed as a result.
Pages: 6
Bibliography: 2 source(s) listed
Filename: 20058 Nursing cultures West African.doc
Price: US$53.70
709.20062 Health Care Delivery and Contemporary Society: Ethical Issues Concerning Therapeutic Drug Use During Pregnancy
This paper focuses on the factors which correspond to the application of therapeutic drugs for pregnant women. This paper demonstrates that the complexity of the issue goes beyond the welfare of the pregnant woman, and can extend throughout the adult life of her child. Through exploring this topic, the paper shows that the combined influences found through the multiple factors make the study of health care a matter which fully engages the human being, as well as all aspects of their life.
Pages: 15
Bibliography: 15 source(s) listed
Filename: 20062 Pregnancy Drug Health.doc
Price: US$134.25
710.20078 Nursing on the Internet: An Analysis of Doctor-Nurse Tensions
This six-page undergraduate paper examines Internet sources relating to the issue of doctor-nurse tensions and concludes that the working relationships between physicians and nurses have degenerated in many hospitals and clinics. Website research confirms that instead of being members of a unified health care team who treat with one another with mutual professional respect, some nurses and doctors have become bitter antagonists. This issue is important to nursing because it generates tensions within the health care community and can serve to reduce the quality of health care patients deserve.
Pages: 6
Bibliography: 8 source(s) listed
Filename: 20078 Nursing on Internet.doc
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711.20080 Tetanus and PCR
Anyone who has ever had a vaccine no doubt wishes that they provided lifelong immunity -- for no one likes either injections or the sometimes painful reaction that the immune system responds with. But unfortunately vaccines do not convey life-time. One of the medical problems in treating individuals is that while it is known that immunity (from either vaccination or the disease itself) does wane over time the degree of lasting immunity varies greatly from individual to individual. However, the technique of real-time PCR allows researcher and medical professionals to determine the degree of immunity that an individual possesses at that moment. And while this is important in diseases such as tetanus (the disease that is being examined in this paper) it is vital in diseases such as diphtheria. Information about immunity that is gathered through real-time PCR of tetanus immunity can be applied to other diseases as well.
Pages: 7
Bibliography: 3 source(s) listed
Filename: 20080 Tetanus PCR Cloning.doc
Price: US$62.65
712.20088 What to do about the Nursing Shortage
This paper discusses some of the more logical and hidden reasons why the nursing shortage is not only at epidemic proportions in the USA but around the world. It looks at perceptions of nursing, and how that has changed from the time of Florence Nightingale, and makes a few suggestions as to how this growing trend in shortages of staff could be reversed.
Pages: 4
Bibliography: 4 source(s) listed
Filename: 20088 Nursing Shortage Debate.doc
Price: US$35.80
713.20105 Euthanasia: How Mat it Affect Nursing Practice?
This four-page undergraduate paper examines the impact of assisted suicide on nursing practice. The author examines recent and relevant medical and legal literature on the topic of euthanasia, presents the pros and cons of this issue as they relate to nursing practice, discusses arguments for and against euthanasia and how they affect nursing practice, and concludes that the right of a person to die should take precedence over other conflicting rights. This conclusion affirming the right of a person for euthanasia is supported by citing appropriate sources.
Pages: 4
Bibliography: 4 source(s) listed
Filename: 20105 Nursing and Eeuthanasia.doc
Price: US$35.80
714.20155 Lung Cancer
Summary: In this paper I will discuss a type of specific cancer. Lung Cancer is the type of cancer I chose to discuss. In my discussion, I will explain what lung cancer is, what causes it, Also included in my discussion will be what a person can do to prevent lung cancer. This paper will give specific facts and information on a specific disease. Whereas cancer is much too broad of a subject to give specific details.
There are many forms of cancer in the world today
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