technology to provide comprehensive health care. In addition to the in-patient units, Jordan Valley provides many outpatient services including: Physical Therapy, Breast Care, Outpatient Lab and Radiology services, as well as Wound Care and Sleep Disorder Clinics. These successful outpatient services allow patients the opportunity to receive medical care that, in the past, would have required hospitalization. Jordan Valley also provides an Outpatient Respiratory Clinic specifically for patients with Respiratory
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Writing job descriptions is an important step in planning your staffing programs. They form the foundation for many important processes such as job postings, recruitment, selection, setting expectations, compensation, training and performance management. Job descriptions should give a brief overview of the role, how it relates to your company vision, a list of key responsibilities, requirements and qualifications. The physician assistant sample job description can assist with creating a job application
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Financial Policy and Procedure Tonya Hardway HCR/230 April 08, 2012 Jetonga Keel Financial Policy and Procedure Jasper Rural Clinic Policy All of our staff is here to help you in any way possible. We are here to make sure your visits are pleasant and professional. Our policy is to make filing your claim easy. We will file your claim for you. Payer will send the payment to our office to save time and money. You the patient are responsible for all charges. Patients who receive the payment
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Professional Roles & Values Project This is an examination of the professional roles of the author, highlighting the thoughts, processes, nursing concepts, and theories of his nursing practice. We will examine here some of the concepts necessary for the professional practice of nursing, together with examples and implementation from the author’s practice. These will combine to show the Professional Nursing Mission Statement of the author. In reading this paper, please understand that author practices
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Cardiovascular Associates wants to extend the medical services it provides to the country of Kava. Facing natural disasters and other health concerns the doctors see an opportunity to open a clinic to aid Kava. This company will have to address several issues and obstacles before opening the doors of the new clinic. These include community involvement, backing from government agencies, and religious group help. Outlining and organizing key decisions in order of importance will help address the most important
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Community Health Centers, otherwise known as Federally Qualified Health Center is a non-profit clinic serving the uninsured, underinsured ,and underserved population. While they mainly focus on comprehensive primary care as well as education, translation and trasnportation(42 U.S.C. 254B (b) (1). Community Health Centers treat every patient within the community service area even if they don't have the ability to pay . They are also mandated to have a governing board of directors which is made up
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LTT1 Task 1 Introduction In 1921 a clinic was founded in Cleveland, Ohio by four physicians. The vision of its founders was to open a practice that would transcend the typical brick and mortar model of one-size-fits all health care delivery system. Clinical research and education would be the focus and foundation of practice. Collaboration and collegiality would transform patient care. The realization of one physician and one facility caring for a patient throughout their lifespan would be an
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Nursing for the twenty-first century Patricia Edwards Grand Canyon University August 05, 2012 Nursing for the twenty-first century Nursing in the twenty first centaury will be very different from the practice of the last one hundred and fifty years. Nursing education and employment has been primarily at the bedside and influenced by institutions and the medical model. In the last 40 years significant progress has been made on the requirements for entry level practice, development
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come from plants, minerals, or animals, such as red onion, arnica (mountain herb), crushed whole bees, white arsenic, poison ivy, belladonna (deadly nightshade), and stinging nettle (Vogel, 2012). Naturopathy Naturopathy is a distinct type of primary care medicine that blends age-old healing traditions with scientific advances and current research. It is guided by a unique set of principles that recognize the body’s innate healing capacity, emphasize disease prevention, and encourage individual
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developed as a guide for carrying out nursing responsibilities in a manner consistent with quality on nursing care and the ethical obligations of the profession. With the advances in technology and changes in the health care system has resulted in many ethical situations. New technologies are more expensive and little benefit to organizations who struggle with allocations of health care
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