...Running Head: HUMAN RIGHTS Human Rights Claims Have Had Little Impact In Terms Of Substantive Law, Procedure or Levels of Damages in the Field Of Health Law [Name of the Writer] [Name of the Institution] Human Rights Claims Have Had Little Impact In Terms Of Substantive Law, Procedure or Levels of Damages in the Field Of Health Law Introduction The rights to life and liberty, to freedom of expression and opinion, to participation in government and choice of employment, and to private property and general security in one's person these are just some of the rights that people around the globe have come to recognize as human rights those rights that all individuals have simply by virtue of their very humanity; rights that we expect all societies to guarantee to their citizens irrespective of a person's race, religion, gender, sexuality, or ethnicity; rights that we should have no matter where we live or who we are(Ishay 2004). Understood as universal and inalienable, human rights have come to represent a common standard, a set of international norms against which we measure the actions of governments and the practices of communities (Beitz, 2001). They have come to function as the grounds on which we challenge particular policies and actions of states and the basis upon which we demand change or imagine a different, better future (Ignatieff, 2001). With all that they do, with all that we expect from them, it is not surprising that human rights are cherished the world...
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...that Human Resource Management department involved in all departments an aspect of a business from performance management, insurance, compensation and benefits, training and development, employee relations, retention, and health and safety, involve also in hiring and firing of employee from what positions full time to part time packets in intake and outtake of employment of a business. The Human Resource manager typically plays three roles in an organization. These Human Resource manager roles are advisor, service, and control. Human Resource Management department involved in insurance compensation and benefits has evolved from small, medium, large and to the huge corporations have Human Resource managers and/or department have been evolving with the time from very simple to more complex benefit packages for their employees and play an important part of it is use as retention to keep employees. Human Resources Benefits- Insurance Human Resources management is the compensation and benefits are developing and maintaining a wage/salary structure, as well as a benefit system, Human Resources management department is responsible for ensuring that compensation and benefits are competitive, fair and motivating. Human Resources benefits are in insurances from health insurance, dental insurance, life insurance, short-term disability insurance, and long-term disability insurance, and other benefits loss control, retention, pensions, risk transfer, risk avoidance, and employee education...
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...Structuring Health Care Assignment #2 Nicole S. Wells Dr. J. Queensberry Health Services Organization- HAS 500 April 29, 2012 Assignment #4 Financing and Structuring Health Care There are three main types of health insurance in the United States which can be put into the following categories: voluntary health care (VHI), social health insurance (SHI), and public health care programs. Voluntary health care insurance is private insurance which is employer-sponsored insurance where an employee can receive health benefits for not just themselves but their family as well. An employee pays out a specified amount from their gross income whether weekly, biweekly, or monthly to the insurance provider of their choice. The employer pays a portion of the premium as well. Voluntary health care insurance provides services such as medical, dental, and vision as well as in and out-patient services, office visits, and prescription medicines just to name a few. This type of insurance benefits those whose are gainfully employed full-time. Social health insurance is insurance that is sponsored by the government which can be grouped into two major mandatory programs. The first social healthcare insurance program is workers’ compensation. This program allows for covered medical costs for those who suffer an accident or injury while on the job. It reimburses a portion of lost wages due to the injury or disability while paying medical expenses. The second social health insurance...
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.... INTRODUCTION As defined by the World Health Organization, RH bill means "the state of physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity, in all matters relating to the reproductive system and to its functions and processes." This implies that people have the capability to safely reproduce, provided within the context of the law. In the Philippines, RH bill aims to promise complete access to modern methods and information which openly engage on birth control and maternal care. II. COUNTER ARGUMENTS Proponents Argument: 1. Overpopulation in the Philippines intensified the country's poverty rate thus causing the government to have difficulties in dealing the concern. 2. Experimental studies showed that poverty incidence is top among huge families and smaller-sized household has a larger opportunity to invest on better education, health, nutrition and eventually reduce poverty and hunger within the family level. 3. World Health Organization listed the use of contraception as one of the essential medicines to lower abortion rate according to Guttmacher Institute. 4. A 2008 SWS survey resulted that 71% of the respondents are approving of the bill as it proposed to educate people to be more responsive in choosing a smaller-sized family giving them free will to select a line-up of family planning methods set forth by reasoned population policy. Opponents Argument: 1. The bill misleads people casing the point...
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...University of Phoenix Material Insurance Matrix Directions – Matrix For each type of insurance listed in the matrix, identity three functions, three coverage characteristics, and three companies that offer this type of insurance. |Type of Insurance |Functions |Coverage Characteristics |Companies That Offer It | |Auto | |Comprehensive: Covers damage to your vehicle. You can|Geico | | | |pay for it to cover as much or as little as you care to|American Family | | |Auto insurance covers your car, the car or property of |by electing your deductible. |Allstate | | |someone else involved in an accident. And it will also|Liability: Covers damages to other people’s property | | | |cover any injuries to people involved. |or vehichle. You do not usually have a choice of | | | | ...
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...that emerged at the moment neoliberal policies transformed Italy’s historically protectionist labor market. I trace how the medicalization of mobbing has expanded workers’ access to compensation, resources, and discursive tools for criticizing neoliberal labor conditions, even as it has produced new structures of surveillance. I unravel the neoliberal politics of a state that protects workers’ health yet governs worker–citizens through an apparatus of medical experts. I find that workers’ labor problems are experienced and managed as bodily problems in ways important to remaking Italian citizenship. [neoliberalism, state, labor, biopolitics, citizenship, bodies, Italy] An institution, even an economy, is complete and fully viable only if it is durably objectified . . . in bodies. —Pierre Bourdieu1 It was the spirit of capitalism made flesh. —Upton Sinclair2 n 2003, a new psychophysical disturbance, organizational coercion pathology (disturbi psichici e fisici da costrittivit` organizzativa sul a lavoro), or OCP, became a work-related illness that was insurable by an Italian state public-health institution (Istituto Nazionale per l’Assicurazione contro gli Infortuni sul Lavoro [INAIL] 2003).3 Telltale symptoms, often likened to those of posttraumatic stress disorder (disturbo post traumatico del stress), include anxiety and depression. According to medical experts, its cause is related to a form of harassment recognized widely in much of Europe (e.g., Amato et al. 2002; Ege 2001)—...
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...Impact Report (EIR) that was prepared for the Southern California International Gateway (SCIG) project which addresses the potential growth of the railroad yards that is needed to accommodate the increased rail and container traffic. The increase in traffic will also increase the poor quality of air emitted in the City of Commerce. The lead agency is the public agency which has the principal responsibility for approving a proposed project such as the SCIG. The railroad yards and trucking transportation is the main industry of this city that increases the revenue, but the environment must be a safety priority to your residents. How can the city continue to increase their revenue without continually putting the residents at an increase in health risk due to the smog and carcinogen causing pollution from the trains and trucking industry? The National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) is a statewide policy that was passed by the United States federal government for environmental protection. The California Environmental Policy Act (CEPA) passed in 1970, which does not regulate land use, but requires the state and local agencies within California to follow a...
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...Natural Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Biotechnology Rules Illegal Drugs Trade, Investment, and Competition Rules Intellectual Property Rights International Labor and Migration rules Third World Debt Oil Consumption Biodiversity and Ecosystem Losses (Extinction) Global Warming / Climate Change Genetically Engineered Food Human Population Growth Global Infectious Diseases Women’s Rights Rights of Indigenous People Poverty Famine Energy Consumption Deforestation Human Rights Issues Pollution Drinking Water / Water Deficits Fisheries Depletion Maritime Safety and PollutionSome websites to visit: http://www.globalissues.org/ Global Issues That Affect Everyone http://www.who.int/topics/en/ The World Health Organization list of health topics http://www.un.org/english/ The United Nations website. Also check out the Documents and Maps section at the very top of the page to get some good maps. http://plasma.nationalgeographic.com/mapmachine/index.html The National Geographic site for maps and lots of information about regions around the world. Also check out the links for People & Places and News on the left side of the page for more information on various topics. https://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/index.html The CIA Factbook. Good detailed information about every country in the world. Select a country or location. http://www.epa.gov/ The Environmental Protection Agency. This will be mostly US issues. http://www.eduplace.com/ss/maps/...
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...easy. Due to the fact that our world has become very interconnected, multiple organizations have come about to aid these transfers, be it the transfer of information, or public health. One of these organizations is the World Health Organization, a coordinating authority for health was created in parallel to the United Nations and headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland. In the 19th Century, there was a massive eruption of diseases, most importantly the cholera epidemic. All around Europe, countries were pushing towards an international health convention to try to address the issues at hand, and while many conventions were finally held, there needed to be something more global to set things right. After the First World War plagued the world, the League of Nations came about and created several agencies to help in aiding the world. One of those agencies was the League of Nations Health Organization. The Health Organization was primarily made to control diseases and try to prevent them. However, their successes came to a halt when the second World War broke out. In 1945, when the war had already ended, the United Nations came about and replaced the former League of Nations. The 61 members of the United Nations all signed the constitution of the World Health Organization in 1946, and two years later, on April 7th, 1948, the constitution finally came into force making that day an annual celebration of ‘Health Day’. The Assembly’s first president was Andrija Stampar and their first...
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...HEALTH PROMOTION Student Johnny University Health Promotion 07/07/2011 Synopsis Health promotion is defined as the method to facilitate humans to enhance and manage more than and advance their health (World Health Organization, n.d.). Therefore, the eventual objective of the health promotion replica is to endorse a intellect of well-being, not just the lack of disease. Health Promotion Rationale Nurses have a key position in changing the health care structure from a customary illness and cure sculpts to a health endorsement and disease anticipation sculpts. The reason of health avoidance sculpt referred to the literature as a key health center sculpt, is to advance residents health and wellness thus improving excellence of life. Tasks & Duties Nurses are a major part of health endorsement as they have a additional direct contact with the patients as well as the society. Other than generating consciousness during health endorsements nurses are able to put into practice their theory obtained in class such that they enlarge their capability. Their aim is to endorse, reinstate and uphold the health of people and the community. Execution Methods The fundamentals and viewpoints for health cannot be guaranteed by the health sector itself. People in every pace of life are engaged as individuals, families and communities. Nurses have a chief accountability to mediate between diverse interests in society for the quest of health. Health endorsement...
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...Perpetual Mercy Hospital Internal Analysis: Overall objective: Expand the hospitals referral base, increase referrals of privately insured patients, establish a liaison with the business community, become self-supporting three years after opening. Overall strategy: Preventive health care, minor emergency care, referral for acute and chronic health care problems, specialized employer services. Market penetration. Target market: The potential users of DHC consist of 11,663 office workers, Young people or upwardly mobile families from the cities. Inner city residents who have a higher median age and higher incidence of Medicare coverage. Product objective: to offer service to patients that needs treatment (physical exams, minor-emergency care, specialized employer services, primary health care services, basic X-ray and laboratory tests, and referral for acute and chronic health care problems). Product strategy: by having enough people on duty to take care of all the patients that need their help on a given day. Product tactics: being open 260 days of the year; Monday-Friday from 8:00 a.m.-5:00pm, and having a trained physician on hand. Channel objective: Locate the DHC within a 5 block walking radius of office workers; Greater west office and shopping complex Channel strategy: Direct-customers would come into the DHC to get service Channel tactics: use location of DHC to attract customers, Greater West Office and Shopping Complex, situated on the corner of Main and...
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...Health Care Reform Managed Care has been around since the 19th century. Managed care is to help assistant patients funds and try to lower his or her health expensive. Henry Kaiser provides prepaid health insurance to plenty of Americans. In 1970 the health system was reform and the health maintenances organization, preferred provider organization (PPO), and Point of Service (POS) introduced to managed care. Health maintenance organization (HMO) is used to pay for care within the network. Preferred provider organization usually pays more if he or she gets care within the network. POS plans to let patients choose between HMO and PPO. Managed care has its good and bad features, but the services are to reduce cost if possible. Managed care has faced problems with physician initiate care, and the solution is utilization review, which includes pre-admission, certificates, second opinions, and salaried payment. The solutions are based on the doctor. Managed care have strong opinions is reflected on the media. Managed care has improved patient by lower there cost of care. Managed care appears across the country in the 19th century. Managed care is to meet the needs of people health care. Managed care is for health care such as health maintenance and insurance company. Managed care acts as the intermediate between the patient and the doctor. Managed care is supposed to help reduce the cost of health benefits and better services. Managed care tries to assistant the patients...
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...HEALTH STATUS AND ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF GRADE II PUPILS IN PANIKIAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCHOOL YEAR 2009-20010 A proposal thesis presented to The Graduate School of University of Batangas Batangas City, Batangas By Rosario U. Hernandez March 2011 Graduate School ACKNOWLEDGEMENT This research work, though simple as it is, was accomplished by the author through joint cooperation of those individuals who contributed much in putting it into its final form. The writer wishes to extend her grateful appreciation and sincere thanks to all those who in one way or another have helped her in the preparation of this written work, most especially to the following: DEDICATION This thesis is heartily and lovingly dedicated to her husband, Gener who patiently cared for her in all daily needs in order to pursue her studies. Her daughters Sonea Krista, Maria Ciara and Ana Krizia And her son Gene Joseph for their inspiration and love Which enable the writer to gain courage and determination. Table of Contents Page TITLE i APPROVAL SHEET ii ACKNOWLEDGEMENT iii DEDICATION iv Chapter I. THE PROBLEM Chapter I THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND Introduction Health is one of the youth’s most valuable possessions but one which many students do not fully appreciate until it is lost. A person may lose all of his excellent health, he has the prime essential for the reconstructions and...
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...Topic 2: “The solutions to economic problems are regional rather than global” The topic asks you to debate whether the problems the world faces are better dealt with regionally, or globally. It wants you to look at the strengths and weaknesses of global institutions and compare them with the strengths and weaknesses of regional ones. Examples of a regional organization are the European Union, NAFTA, ASEAN and Mercosur. Examples of global organizations are the United Nations, World Trade Organization, World Health Organization, International Labor Organization and so forth. Me thanks man what i am thinking is that i should go for both like if china is involved in emissions so it harms surrounding nations also so it need global solutions am i going in right direction http://www.un.org/apps/news/story.asp?NewsID=24558&Cr=peace&Cr1=security The everyday economic activities of a society consist of number of activities linked to the production and consumption of goods and services. There is always a demand for goods and services which arise out of the human wants. Economic problem is one of the elementary economic theories in any economy. Economic problems occur as the resources are limited or scarce and our desire for goods and services to consume is greater than our ability to produce those goods and services. Thus it becomes difficult to satisfy all human wants or needs creating economic problems. Economic problems fall around the question of how...
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...Management of Human Services Programs University of Phoenix This paper is in reference to case study 10. This paper will develop one process evaluation measure and one outcome evaluation measure to display the Greenby Community Mental Health Center’s effectiveness and efficiency. This paper will also discuss the scope and purpose of the process evaluation measure and outcome evaluation measure and how they influence the design. The Greenby Community Mental Health Center process evaluation measure suggests the consultation and education department needs to implement the address of the real questionable issue within the organization, and to evaluate the programs being offered through the organization. The questionable issue at the center involves the discontinuance of the consultation and education departments. We understand the organization is facing an issue in regard to required service programs. We also understand the community mental health center has suggested as long as there is a director available the proposed suggestion will work, but doing so will take away workshops that have been instrumental to the program consumers. The implemented design includes dedicating a percentage of each professionals work towards Consultation and Education (Lewis, p. 242). A process evaluation is aimed at enhancing a current program by means of a formative analysis. It can be done anytime to describe and study the conceptualization, planning and implementation of a particular...
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