Medical and Health papers

This paper discusses two methods of intervention applicable to working with children and young people with obsessive compulsive disorder.

A strong argument that the ban on marijuana is illogical, hence marijuana should be legalized.

This paper evaluates a proposed action of pharmaceutical manufacturers to mail prescription drugs through bulk mail.

This paper describes a health intervention plan devised by the author to combat chronic poor sleep habits and a questionable diet.

This paper looks at cases of white-collar crime in the health care industry,

This paper discusses the current employee shortages in the healthcare industry.

A discussion of the social ecological model with particular focus on health issues in the baby boomer generation.

An analysis of the role and responsibility of the mental health nurse in forming a relationship with a client.

This paper examines the role HIV/AIDS plays in the faltering efforts of Nigeria to embark upon meaningful social progress.

An analysis of peasant life during the bubonic plague in a Medieval village.

This paper discusses the history of the approach to intersexuality cases, an unusual physiological condition in which the genitalia are ambiguous, also known as hermaphroditism.

A look at the anatomy of the human bone.

This writer presents a personal nursing philosophy that is suitable for nurses today.

An analysis of the results of Jean Watson's "Needs Assessment Questionnaire Survey" in "Caring Science and the Science of Unitary Human Beings: A Trans-theoretical Discourse for Nursing Knowledge Development".

An analysis of hospital operations relative to length of stay metrics.

This paper examines the tertiary prevention of hypertension in the African-American population.

This paper is a teaching plan for nurses to address the problem of bulimia nervosa, especially during pregnancy.

This paper examines the increasing costs of healthcare to consumers in the US today.

This paper explores healthcare delivery for the poor population in the US.

This paper examines the sociological implications of AIDS through an analysis of the societal institutions that shape and influence the understanding and stigmatization of this most controversial of epidemics.

A look at the role of professional nurses in the prevention of medication- related errors.

An analysis of the role and effectiveness of the mental health nurse in adult inpatient settings and the community.

An analysis of the uses of stem cells in the treatment of disease and the pressure that has been placed on legislators regarding stem cell research.

An analysis of the treatment and complications associated with cystic fibrosis with a focus on its nursing management.

This paper evaluates whether vitamins E and C can slow down the progression of Alzheimer's disease.

A literature analysis of Orem's model of self-care as it relates to nursing in the elderly.

This paper is a policy analysis directed at the problem of bullying nurses.

This paper looks at the Logan Health Center, studying its aims, philosophy and strategies.

This paper explores the packaging regulations for pharmaceutical products.

An overview of a personal diet activity plan.

A review of a journal article that modeled the theory of planned behavior and used an experiment related exercise to show the facets of the theory.

This paper explores the problem of mental health issues, especially substance abuse, among Native Americans.

This paper explores emergency department admission for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).

This paper discusses the diagnosis and treatment of hypothyroidism.

This paper focuses on septic shock and its implications for nursing.

An account of one woman's experience as a volunteer as well as a look at the benefits of volunteering.

An analysis of the theory of human caring developed by Jean Watson.

This paper analyzes the ethical and legal right to die, as discussed in "Unplugged: Reclaiming Our Right to Die in America" by William Colby.

An explanation of some causes of development disorders in children.

A mother's personal experience with her son who was diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome.

This paper looks at research regarding HIV/AIDS positive individuals and their employment.

This paper discusses professional ethics in the nursing workplace and related dilemmas.

A review of proposed legislation in Tennessee to provide home visit nurses in the hope of reducing infant mortality there.

This paper discusses leukemia, especially among children.

This paper looks at how the treatment for laryngeal cancer effects the patient's voice and speech.

This paper identifies the issues in palliative care for geriatric patients.

This paper looks at the effects of AIDS on society and healthcare today.

A literature review discussing the use of restraints to prevent falls in elderly patients in nursing homes.

This paper traces the history of tobacco, known early to be the cause of cancerous deaths, and argues that tobacco taxes should be greatly increased.

An analysis of the signs and symptoms, risk factors, diagnosis and treatment of antisocial personality disorder.

A discussion of interviews with the Director of Record Services and the Director of Medicare/Medicaid Billing at the Vanderbilt Medical Center.

This paper discusses lifelong chiropractic care and its effect on
overall wellness.

This paper discusses the personal profession nursing career objectives of a visually impaired nurse.

An analysis of the roles, responsibilities, attitudes and approaches of psychiatric and mental health (PMH) nursing.

A look at the literature that suggests that attention spotlights are active concurrently at various areas of the brain given a common stimuli.

A project that uses the Microsoft Excel spreadsheet software to assist in a nurse's job search.

A discussion of the upcoming addition of doctoral studies to nursing education.

This paper explores Microsoft Access' (MSA) application in the nursing education setting.

A letter to a legislator regarding school lunch programs as a contributing factor to childhood obesity.

This paper examines good governance in the prevention and mitigation of HIV/AIDS, specifically as evidenced in the HIV/AIDS program of Zamboanga City, a highly-urbanized city in the Philippines.

An examination of 'fattism' - being discriminated against because of one's weight.

A look at the possible reasons and treatment for the disorder of post partum depression, through a review of five articles on the subject.

A literature review of asthma treatment in ethnic minorities.

An understanding of Alzheimer's disease and its legal effects.

This extensive research paper argues that prison officials must not show a deliberate indifference towards the medical needs of female prisoners.

An analysis of the uses of alternative medicine and the differences between it and conventional medicine.

A discussion of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act that provides protection for patients' health information.

This paper identifies the issues involved in assessing psychological and vocational factors for individuals with disabilities.

This paper urges parents to become involved in the prevention of binge drinking on campuses.

An analysis of the medical experiments performed by Josef Mengele in Auschwitz and his justification for performing them.

A discussion on the future of evidence-based Medicine.

An analysis of the evidence that stuttering is related to brain damage.

A description of the symptoms and possible treatments for rheumatoid arthritis.

An in-depth look at the issues surrounding validity and reliability in medical research.

This paper discusses why the UK has a National Health Service and not a National Food Service.

This paper describes the epithelial cells of the nephron, which is the basic structural and functional unit of the kidney.

This paper argues that the only diet that strikes at the real cause of obesity and type 2 diabetes mellitus is the low carbohydrate diet.

This paper analyzes the work-related critical incident case of a new employee, Adam, who is severely injured while driving a forklift.

A discussion of domestic violence and how community nursing policies need to change the perception of domestic violence within the United States.

A comparison of the strengths and weaknesses of the French and U.S. childcare systems.

A review of studies contributing to a strategy for immune tolerance in the transplant setting and their relevance to the future of face transplants.

An in-depth review of the situation in the UK regarding adult social care provision, at present and for the future.

This paper asses whether modern medicine is state medicine or corporate medicine, citing examples from British and American history.

A discussion of the agenda of "Healthy People 2010" in the US and critical social theory (CST) knowledge as it relates to health care disparities.

A discussion of effective executive leadership in nursing.

A discussion of the possible causes and treatment of childhood onset schizophrenia.

An analysis of the hidden hazards involved in using disposable diapers.

A discussion of the use of drugs in the U.S. military.

A look at the guidelines provided by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations for CAP patients.

A discussion of maternal diseases that affect prenatal development.

An examination of the American health care system.

An analysis of nursing assessment and intervention of childhood obesity.

A study of how feeling optimistic might benefit your health.

An analysis of the prevalence, distribution and risk factors for dengue disease.

A discussion on the advantages of nurse practitioners in Canada.

This paper looks at the article "New Autism Study Shows Effective Treatment" by Adrienne Murphy published in the Irish Times.

A look at the emergency plans set up in North Carolina in the case of an emergency situation.

An analysis of G. Potts, L. Martin, P. Burton and P. Montague's article, "When Things are Better or Worse than Expected: The Medial Frontal Cortex and the Allocation of Processing Resources."

An analysis of the effects and side effects of Focalin intake among children, ages 10 and under, with ADHD.