How can traditional medicine be used for sustainable health? Describe this in at least 500 words.no plagiarism please
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Instructions: Aim to include an introductory paragraph with a thesis statement, a summary of the relevant articles, at least two paragraphs answering the questions, and a conclusion paragraph. A thesis statement is a position on the question with supporting reasons. A thesis statement probably includes a “because clause” (e.g. “I argue x because y and z”). Next come one to two paragraphs explaining the background texts necessary to support your thesis. Then, you should include two to three paragraphs supporting your thesis (such as one paragraph on each supporting reason you give). You also may want to critique what you consider the strongest opposing argument as a way of supporting your position. Last, you should end with a concluding paragraph that gives the “so what?” analysis of your topic. In all, you should have about five to seven paragraphs for your essay. Knowledge of the authors’ names is not required but knowledge of their ideas is.
Question:
Write an essay in which you either support or criticize as persuasively as possible the claim that everyone needing a liver or heart transplant should be entitled to receive it, regardless of either their ability to pay for the surgery and/or the aftercare or their blameworthiness as, for example, alcoholic cirrhosis of the liver.
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Create one post workout meal for recovering after physical activity or a high endurance sport. You have the option to make a smoothie or prepare a meal (protein, starch, and vegetable). Remember you must have a protein source, carbohydrates, and fat in your recipe.
1) 1 typed recipe with ingredients list and instructions to
make
½ to 1-page summary answering the following
questions
-What is your protein source?
-What is your source of carbohydrates?
-What is your fat source?
-How can your recipe aid in the recovery of muscles after physical
activity?
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2. What are the most important moral principles that a medical professional must follow in their profession? How would you define the Normative Basis for your profession? (Nursing)
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Present in depth the ethical issue of Euthansia. How might medical ethics principles (principles of the Normative Basis) be applied to this issue?
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Discuss the ethical issues of Healthcare Reform and ACA.
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The Case of the Phony PA
As a Senior Investigator at University Hospital, you were awarded a large grant to study the effects of new medications on healing leg wounds. The grant calls for either a nurse practitioner (NP) or a physician assistant (PA) who will be able to document the processes and keep the paperwork up-to-date on the grant. You interviewed several candidates and have found that Charles Tony, a PA, appeared to be the best candidate. His resume indicated that he earned a bachelor’s degree from a prestigious midwestern university, worked several years as an EMT, then went to PA school and earned an associate’s degree as a PA. He presented diplomas and copies of licensure certificates and had excellent recommendations from many reliable sources. This package was presented to you by the Human Resources Department. He was interviewed by several colleagues who would be participating in the study and was hired. He began work and appeared to be doing a good job. After a few months, some strange events started to occur. For instance, the locker he shared with one of the physicians was broken into. Multiple purchases were made on the physician’s credit cards in a very short time. Mr. Tony claimed his wallet had been stolen during that same incident. Other employees stated he was acting somewhat strange around them. He began dating an employee in the institution, then her apartment was broken into. At this point, no one was really suspicious, and Mr. Tony appeared to perform the functions of this job without any problems. Approximately 14 months after he was hired, he did not show up for work, did not answer his phone, and none of the records he was responsible for could be located. You contacted the HR Department and they began an investigation. To everybody’s surprise, you learned none of his credentials was actually checked back to their primary sources. When this check was completed after he disappeared, none of the academic institutions had ever heard of him. His references were all fraudulent. The police searched his apartment and found many missing pieces of University Hospital equipment. Mr. Tony was, however, nowhere to be found. It appears you hired a true pretender.
1. Were there red flags that should have altered you to the problem earlier?
2. Provide a detailed plan for evaluation and verification of health care professional's credentials and recommendations to avoid this type of issue in the future.
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