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Patient Case Study
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This 10 page paper provides an overview of a patient history, diagnosis and potential treatment options. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: MHPatDiag45.rtf

PATIENT DIGNITY AND NURSING
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This 5 page paper discusses the issue of patient dignity and the nurse's role in providing that for the patient. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: MBdignity.rtf

Patient Education and Compliance: Review of the Literature and Proposal for Black Male Diabetics Ages 40 through 60
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This 4 page paper provides a literature review and examines compliance in diabetics in general. Racial differences are noted. Patient eduction is the focus of this paper that makes recommendations. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: SA821med.rtf

Patient Perception of Therapy; An Article Critique
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This 6 page paper critically evaluates a research paper by Llewelyn and Hume, that considers the role of relationships and non specific factors in therapy treatments. The paper focuses on the appropriateness of the design, sample and method and then consider other similar studies. The bibliography cites 4 souerces.
Filename: TEpatrpy.rtf

PATIENT SAFETY AND CONSUMER-DIRECTED HEALTH CARE
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This 3-page paper covers essay questions about patient safey in hospitals and consumer-directed health care. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: MTmedcarea.rtf

Patient Safety in Clinical Trials
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This 55 page paper provides an overview of the central issues in addressing patient safety in clinical trials. This paper assesses the current perspectives, regulatory audit findings and suggestions, plans and strategies for improvement. In addition, this research study also considers the nature of IND safety assessments and prevalent issues like informed consent. Bibliography lists 25 sources.
Filename: MHPatsaf.wps

Patient Stress
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This 9 page paper considers the subject of patient stress. In the first half of the paper the causes and results of patient stress are considered, including he physical symptoms. The writer then considers how different nursing models may help of hinder the nursing of stressed patients. The writer uses the Newman model and the servant leadership model. The bibliography cites 20 sources.
Filename: TEpstres.wps

Patient/Medical Personnel Interaction After Miscarriage: Preventing Emotional Trauma From Innocent Comments From Inadequately Informed Medical Personnel
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A 16 page discussion of the measures which can be implemented to ensure that patients suffering from miscarriages, or the threat of miscarriage, are not further emotionally impacted from innocent statements about their pregnancy from inadequately informed medical personnel. Reviews nursing theory which would be useful in developing policies to prevent such incidents from happening. Suggests that nurses provide the most hope in terms of such policy development. Nurses have the capability to provide critical input and to voice need. Nurses are in effect mechanisms for change. They not only have this ability, however, they have the ethical responsibility. Bibliography lists 13 sources.
Filename: PPnrsMsc.wps

Patients’ Perceptions of the Long-Term Effects of Uncontrolled Blood Glucose
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This 15 page report discusses both physical and mental issues associated with the effects of uncontrolled blood glucose. Resulting health conditions such as diabetes, renal failure, and other problems are outline. The importance of personal patient responsibility and attitude is also presented. Bibliography lists 16 sources.
Filename: BWglucos.rtf

Paul Starr's "Social Transformation Of American Medicine": Book Two
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6 pages in length. Book Two of Paul Starr's "Social Transformation of American Medicine" describes the troubles and turmoil faced by Americans from the turn-of-the-century to contemporary times as the nation sought to provide viable medical assistance for its people. The five chapters that comprise this second section of Starr's book support the author's comprehensive investigation as to why this country's quest for medical care has been such a struggle. No additional sources cited.
Filename: TLCStarr.rtf