Medical and Health papers

An examination of the organizational structure of the College of Nurses of Ontario.

This paper discusses the superior antioxidant effects of superfoods named mangosteen, acai and goji.

A presentation and analysis of a dialogue between a nurse and a client.

This paper explores the merits and drawbacks of privatizing the Canadian health care system.

A discussion on whether or not the implications of nursing pediatric patients recovering from transplant therapy differ from the implications of nursing adult and/or geriatric patients.

An application of change theory to the current nursing shortage.

An analysis of the practical use of research within the nursing profession.

This paper offers a reflective review of the article "Nursing Ethics in an Era of Globalization" by Wendy Austin.

This paper discusses the pervasive developmental disorder of autism.

This paper discusses how Canada is lacking in its surveillance and control of malaria.

An analysis of Alison M. Jaggar's article, "Vulnerable Women and Neo-Liberal Globalization: Debt Burdens Undermine Women's Health in the Global South".

An analysis of the epidemiological principals of obesity and the case for deeming obesity a public health issue.

An analysis of the role of school-based health clinics in the overall healthcare of patients.

This paper provides a marketing plan for walk-in and mobile radiology clinics.

This paper looks at numerous studies on mood disorders and depression.

An examination of the factors contributing to the rise in obesity levels in the United States and recommendations for reducing the problem.

This paper discusses gender-based differences in symptoms of heart attacks.

This paper presents a survey of AIDS patient information to assist health care workers.

This paper explores the economics of the proposed single-payer healthcare system in the United States.

This paper posits that new leadership qualities are not necessary to meet the requirements of a changing world.

A review of the results and implications of the article "Effectiveness of Hip Protectors for Preventing Hip Fractures in Elderly People: Systematic Review" by Martyn Parker, William Gillespie and Lesley Gillespie.

This paper discusses end of life issues for the family.

This paper researches how stress produces physiological effects that directly impact memory.

A review of the definitions, risk factors and treatment options for leukemia.

This paper offers a critique of the article: 'Using technology to promote self-efficacy for healthy eating in adolescents' by J.D. Long & K.R. Stevens.

This paper discusses the application of nursing models presented by Sister Callista Roy, Madeleine Leininger and Betty Neuman.

An analysis of the types of injuries and ways to prevent them in basketball players.

This paper presents a persuasive argument on behalf of cloning research and its medical and health related benefits.

An explanation of the argument in favor of vegetarian diets to improve health.

This paper presents an assessment of collaborative care in intensive care units.

This paper compares an article by Andrew Bridges "Accutane Restrictions Creating Problems" with an article by Carla K. Johnson "Accutane Linked (to) Heart, Liver Woes".

This paper discusses the contention that medical euthanasia should not be tolerated or legitimised for the simple reason that conduct designed to bring about the end of a life is the antithesis of proper medicine.

An evaluation of arguments against the use of human patient simulators (HPS) in nursing education.

An analysis of specific and whole-body strength training for athletes, as well as over-training syndrome.

An analysis of a workshop relating to overcoming communication barriers with inpatient geriatric mental health patients.

The paper presents a project that examines the benefits of nurse knowledge regarding breast cancer interventions for both nurse oncologists and breast cancer patients.

This paper explores the implementation of a nurse practitioner role in the student's local environment.

This paper explores the variables that increase the risk of homelessness.

This paper examines legislation regarding nurse-to-patient ratios.

This paper provides a mock interview addressing health care management concerns.

This paper discusses Alzheimer's dementia and looks at treatment by different drugs.

An analysis of the research study "Perceived Barriers for Ethnically Diverse Students in Nursing Programs" by Amaro D., K. Abriam-Yago, and M. Yoder.

A case study of a 37-year old African-American male with a diagnosed case of sickle-cell anemia.

An analysis of the pros and cons of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA).

An in-depth look at the implications of adaptation in maternal care.

An analysis of the article "Life Situations of Elderly People with Heart Disease: The Impact of Self-Efficacy on Self-Care", by Salamah, Wahl and Abriam-Yago.

An analysis of how tuberculosis is covered in the popular press.

This paper discusses issues and strategies in nursing research utilization.

This paper provides an application letter for entry into dental school.

This paper presents the case study of a patient diagnosed with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), pneumonia, gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) and migraine headaches.

A three-year action plan related to career development for the health care administration field.

This paper discuses Western versus Oriental approaches to gynecology using a case study of fibroid tumors.

This paper explores predictors of successful National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses(NCLEX -RN) outcomes for nursing students.

This paper presents a chronology of key developmental landmarks that impacted nursing research.

This paper explores the nursing process as it relates to Australian nursing.

This paper discuses the the impact of the 1853 Yellow Fever epidemic upon the community of Biloxi, Mississippi.

A case study of an individual with Type 2 Diabetes, hypertension, hypelipidemia and degenerative joint disease.

This paper argues that one of the most influential forces behind the current poverty situation in Africa is AIDS, or the HIV virus.

This paper examines the effects of hallucinogenic drugs on an individual's health.

A research paper on the Braingate Neural Interface System, which allows quadriplegics and otherwise impaired people to control external machines through an implanted device in the brain.

A comparative analysis of health care systems across cultures, compared to the American health care system.

This paper researches the importance of private insurance in Hong Kong today.

This paper discusses suicide rates, focusing mainly on adolescents and on the elderly.

This paper discusses multiculturalism and diversity as it relates to the mentally retarded population.

A discussion and analysis of Dr. Monique I Sellas' research article "Elderly Abuse".

This paper examines the HIV/AIDS issue as one of the world's most significant transboundary issues.

A persuasive argument for the legalization of marijuana.

A critical evaluation of the research article "Biochemical Hypoglycemia in Female Nurses During Clinical Shift Work" by Inoue, Kayoko, Kakehashi, Yuko, Oomori, Suiki and Koizuma, Akio.

A discussion on the paradox that persons suffering from a chronic illness can be healthy in every other aspect of their lives.

An analysis of the current nursing shortage.

An analysis of the stigma associated with AIDS sufferers, as described in "A Neighborhood Divided: Community Resistance to an AIDs Care Facility" written by J. Balin.

A look at how the reduction of available Medicare funds will impact Medicare stakeholders.

This paper is a research proposal to study the treatments of erectile dysfunction (ED), the persistent inability to achieve or maintain an erection sufficient for satisfactory sexual activity.

This paper discusses the psychological effects of surrogacy.

This paper discusses various studies that illustrate the function of the glutathione-s-transferase enzyme.

An examination of the positive outcomes of using Dorothy Johnson's behavioral system model.

A review of the debate over embryonic stem cell research, with emphasis on its positive aspects.

An analysis of the relationship between cost and quality in health care services in the United States.

This paper studies the US Medicare Part D program that provides insurance coverage for prescription drugs.

This paper discusses how hands-on practice is the dominant source of nursing knowledge.

This paper discusses the therapy of human touch.

An analysis of the symptoms and treatment methods for secondary hypothyroidism.

This paper discusses the relationship between cigarette smoking and cancer.

This paper contends that a dentist does not have the ethical imperative to reveal to patients that he/she has the hepatitis B virus.

This paper examines the most common infertility techniques that are available today.

The writer discusses the beginnings of fertilization techniques and looks at the various processes available.

This paper examines the activity and importance of sodium pumps to the body.

This paper examines the influence of social, cultural and healthcare systems on the childbirth experience.

A research proposal for the study of treatments for erectile dysfunction.

A case study about a nine-year-old child with bipolar disorder.

This paper identifies the biological, learned and cognitive factors that affect our motivation to eat.

A look at some of the issues concerning the current meningitis epidemic in the Sudan.

This paper argues that the do not resuscitate (DNR) order must be institutionalized.

An analysis of the technique and advantages and disadvantages of the surgical procedure known as pars plana vitrectomy.

An analysis of the importance of research for the advancement of health care.

This paper discusses nursing ethics as related to life-threatening illnesses and death.

This paper describes the current nursing workforce shortage in the US, in general, and in Mississippi in particular.