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Articles related to "Health Status"
Health Status The trend in health care today is to hold the patient responsible for their own health status. health status • patient responsible for their own health status • current state of health • wellness • fitness
How Medicare Affects Health Status Prescription drugs are the fastest growing component of health care expenditures. Many seniors have no Medicare prescription coverage and must pay out of pocket. medicare patients • quality of care • healthcare services • prescription drugs • medicare part d
Exercise To A Stress-free Life You can reduce the effects of stress in your life and enhance your health at the same time. Research suggest that exercise reduces stress. stress • blood pressure • fight-or-flight • stressful situations • physiological reactions
How to Talk to Your Doctor You, the patient, must play an active role in attaining optimal health care for yourself and loved ones. Ask questions and learn! how to talk to doctor • ask questions • health care provider • education key to your health status • be prepared for your appointment
Is The Information Accurate? Harris Interactive® recently reported that U.S. adults who look for health care information online increased to 84% in 2007 from 75% in 2005. how to find accurate health care information • internet research • health status • outcomes • patient responsibilities
New Medication or Treatment? When your health care practitioner prescribes a new medication or treatment there is a series of things you need to do to ensure you get the optimum benefit. medications • outcomes • health status • new medications or treatment • understand your medications
Stigma: My Personal Story Have you ever been discriminated against because you have a mental illness? This is my personal account of my experiences with stigma and discrimination. stigma • mental illness • depression • insurance • discrimination
Confidentiality in Health Care Can you keep a secret? If you're really bad at it, you're going to have to learn if you want a career in health care. confidentiality in health care • hipaa • confidentiality • need to know • patient-doctor privilege
Health e-People: Health & Health Care Products & Services Online In the next five years, online health-related products and services will develop in two stages. Let's look at the short and long-term stages to occur over the next 5 years. online • health-related • products • services • e-health
A Sample 504 This is a sample of a 504 plan. I have used some of my sons actual plan as an example for you. 504 plans • education
Children's Environmental Health Network This article introduces the Children's Environmental Health Network, a great resource for information. environmental health • environment • health • children • children's health
End-of-Life Decisions A few years ago, the much publicized case of Terri Schiavo focused a major debate on the subject of end-of-life issues. terri schiavo • end-of-life decisions • advance directives • living wills • make your wishes known
Managing Diabetes During a Down Economy Diabetics and other people with chronic illnesses are falling on hard times, just like many Americans. Some creativity will help them maintain control of their condition. cost savings for diabetics • advice for diabetics who have lost jobs • cheaper ways to manage diabetes • economizing diabetic management • cheaper drugs and supplies for diabetics
Health e-People: Content, Community, Commerce, and Care The third article in this series presenting the online behaviors of health consumers. health • well • newly diagnosed • chronically ill • caregivers
Medical Glossary and Terminology Here are a few definitions of terms you'll find in use on this site. This glossary of medical terms, acronyms and phrases will be an ongoing project. glossary • medical terminology • acronyms • medical phrases • glossary of medical terms and phrases
Medicare Encourages Prevention At least ninety percent of the money spent under the Medicare plan is for complications of chronic diseases, many of which could have been prevented. medicare • preventative care • chronic diseases • diabetes • complications of chronic diseases
What's New in Health Care Devices? What kind of health care devices would you expect to find at the Consumer Electronics Show? consumer electronics show • health care devices • pain • symptom control • traditional and alternative measures
Bremerhaven's German Emigration Center The German Emigration Center in Bremerhaven marks the North Sea port where millions of European emigrants set sail for America and beyond. german emigration center • germany's emigration museum • emigrant experience • genealogy research • family history
Circumcision New research points to circumcision as a preventative tool against HIV. hiv • aids • circumcision • africa • national institute of health
Diet Based on Metabolism Do you think your metabolism is responsible for your weight gain? Scientists who study metabolomics think it can explain why some people lose weight and others don't. diet based on metabolism • metabolomics • metabolites • weight loss programs • new wave of weight loss drugs
Health e-People: The Online Consumer Experience First in a series of articles highlighting a 5-year forecast more specifically mapping one aspect of Internet health care by looking at a very important constituency: consumers. health e-people • online • consumer • experience • motivations
How Fit are You? Staying slim does more than make you look good and sexy. Growing evidence show that staying in shape is the key to health. how fit are you • obesity measures • waist circumference • waist to hip ratio • body mass index
Hypertension Management Study A recently published study finds that patients in the U.S. have better management of their hypertension than patients in Europe. hypertension • hypertensive • high blood pressure • management of high blood pressure • blood pressure
Living Well, Living Long We fail to begin a more healthful and vigorous lifestyle for three key reasons. Unlocking these can open new pathways to visualizing our wellness potential. living well • living long • wellness vision • living health • living disease free
Occupational Lung Disease Occupational lung diseases are a serious problem for workers in certain industries and job settings. Learn more about how these illnesses work to destroy lung function. copd • chronic obstructive pulmonary disease • occupational lung disease • asbestos • dust
Poverty in Brazil Many of the poor in Brazil are not given equal access to health care, education, employment, land, water or sanitation facilities. poverty in brazil • discrimination of poor • poverty levels urban brazil • stats on brazilian poverty • access to education
Racial Disparities in U.S. Health Care Minorities in the U.S. tend to have more health problems. That disturbing trend has many health care executives questioning the viability of the current system. u.s. health care disparities • minority health care issues • minority health care differences • minority health care • problems with u.s. health care
Right Whale Disentangled Off NC A North Atlantic right whale is freed from fishing gear after being tracked since September. Effort highlights the many dangers faced by a critically endangered species. north atlantic right whale • fishing gear entanglement • critically endangered species • whale disentanglement • ship strikes
Vital Signs: Assessing Pain Pain assessment concludes the series on taking vital signs. pain • assessing pain • vital signs • the fifth vital sign • pain assessment tools
A Mediterranean Diet is Simple, Sane and Works A Mediterranean diet style is one of the well-documented, large population, studied diets. The diet is relatively simple, easy, nutritious and worthy to be considered. mediterranean simple sane food types variety • mediterranean diet reduces risks cancer heart park • mediterranean diet variations • mediterranean diet significant health benefits • mediterranean diet fresh fruit vegtables whole gra
Anti Ageing Treatments Anti ageing treatments are revolutionising cosmetic surgery and new anti ageing techniques promise younger and smoother skin and reduced wrinkles without pain. anti-ageing • plastic surgery • younger skin • younger looking skin • get rid of wrinkles
Become a Social Worker Social workers are vital members of the health care team who help patients and families adjust to the changes presented by chronic illness, injury and aging. become a social worker • msw • lcsw • social work training • salary for social workers
Can St. Louis Cardinals repeat? The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Detroit Tigers in five games in 2006 World Series, but they may be hard-pressed to repeat as NL Central division champions. major league baseball • national league central • nl central • st. louis cardinals • st. louis cards
Choose a Heart-healthy Lifestyle What's the best combination of diet and lifestyle factors to maximize your chances of avoiding a myocardial infarction? Swedish researchers have the answer. karolinska institutet dietary patterns study • karolinska institutet women's health study • agneta akesson's dietary health study • post-menopausal women and healthy eating. • post-menopausal women and diet
Daycare Background Checks When hiring daycare staff, background checks are imperative. Daycare background checks help keep children safe and protect daycare businesses. daycare background checks • criminal background check • conducting a background check • criminal history • social security number trace
Dietary Salt is an Important Mineral in the Body The body cannot survive without salt, from enhancing its flavor; to preserving and prolonging the shelf-life of food, salt is a part of everyone's diet. salt • sodium • important dietary minerals • enhancing flavor of food • salt deficiency
Foster Care Application The foster care application package requires that a foster parent complete a number of forms, including financial information, police clearances and a medical report. foster care application • paperwork foster parent • becoming a foster parent • documents foster care package • foster care training
Google Flu Trends - Helps you Stay Healthy Google Flu Trends relies on clicks to predict statewide influenza levels. This Public Health Initiative can help you stay healthy by giving you necessary information. google flu trends tracker • healthcare • public health initiative • influenza • google health
Healthcare and President Obama's Address There are many aspects of the current United States healthcare system that can be improved. At the center of all these improvements is the ability to share information. electronic health records • president obama • healthcare reform • veterans affairs hospitals • benefits of electronic health records
How to Perform a Physical Exam on Your Dog As an attentive and caring owner you may be capable of performing an initial examination on your dog, to alert your veterinarian about any abnormalities. dog • physical exam • dog rectal temperature • dog pulse • dog respiratory rates
Is My Health Out Of Control? A beginning look at your Health and some of the ways to determine whether you are 'at risk' or not. health • prevention • bmi • stephen • grube
Is Your New Symptom Really MS? Multiple sclerosis can cause a variety of symptoms. It's important to determine whether a new symptom is MS-related or a sign of another health condition. multiple sclerosis • multiple • sclerosis • ms • symptom
Learn the Components of a Good Diet When conflicting advise causes confusion and casts doubt about what you should eat, simply go with the basics and steer clear of anything processed. sorting out food choices • making healthy meals • choosing foods wisely • heart healthy foods • foods that promote health
Marriage and Longevity "Marriage, if one will face the truth" observed Greek dramatist Menander in the 3rd century BCE "is an evil - but a necessary evil." married adults found to be healthier • marriage and longevity • caerphilly study • kaplan • kronick
Medicine That Walks What are the real reasons behind the disease epidemics that plagued Native populations in Western Canada? Academic Maureen Lux examines the link between pathology and racist attitudes. canadian literature • medicine that walks • native • maureen lux
Nurses Are Most Honest and Ethical Each year Gallup condicts a poll to determine American's views regading the most honest and ethical professionals. It is no surprise to nurses that they top the list. gallup poll • most honest and ethical professions • nurses • 2006 most honest and ethical professions • nursing
Nutrition and Body Contouring Surgery More and more people are opting for cosmetic surgery to address post weight loss problems. A new meta-analysis shows a sound nutritional status enhances recovery. nutritional impact on body contouring surgery • nutritional status and wound healing • vitamins • minerals • and their effect on surgery patients
Personal Medical Records Take responsibility for your own health status by keeping an up to date copy of your personal health information. medical history • medical records • personal medical history • advance directives • list of medications
Privacy in the Workplace Big brother may be watching, but in many cases it's to an employee's advantage that he is. Here's how employee's privacy is being protected. workplace privacy • workplace confidences • privacy at work • maintaining confidential information • confidential information at work
Self-Guided Dieting With these nutritional tips and pointers, building and sticking to your weight loss plan should be much easier. maintain weight loss plan • how to stick with a diet • serving size • healthy life style • food journal |
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