Medical and Health papers

An overview of scrombroid poisoning, the most common form of seafood toxicity.

This paper discusses the importance of language diversity and critical thinking, specifically in the profession of nursing.

A discussion on human capacity for memory and the loss of memory.

An overview of the worldwide epidemic of HIV and AIDS.

This paper presents three possible blood disorder scenarios and their diagnosis.

A discussion of aromatherapy as a complementary and alternative medicine, also known as CAM.

A look at stress and time pressures, particularly in the medical and educational community.

An examination of the progressive and fatal brain disease known as Alzheimer's.

A review of the study "Recognition and Recall in Low Birth Weight Infants" by M. Ittyerah and A. Mangapalli.

An examination of common medical interventions during the Medieval period and a discussion of the innovations that were made during that time period.

A look at available services for the elderly.

An analysis of Dorothea Orem's self-care model nd how it is applied to promote a family's overall health.

An overview of the function and types of circadian rhythms.

An examination of the use of strategic planning at the health care organization, Sutter Health.

A discussion on the causes and effects of obesity in children.

This paper explores the use of genetic engineering in knockout mice experiments for the study of diabetes.

An analysis of the effects of the smoking ban in Tennessee.

A look at the Family Medical Leave Act in the USA.

An analysis of the causes, diagnosis and treatment of pulmonary edema.

A discussion of the ethics involved when an advanced directive is challenged or changed.

An examination of the factors that contribute to patient satisfaction with outpatient centers and the implication for the centers.

A discussion on osteoporosis, a condition which mostly affects women.

A persuasive essay on the gravity of errors in prescriptions and medical directives.

A discussion on how health services can help patients achieve a high quality of life.

An overview of venous thromboembolism (VTE) with a focus on its risk to cancer patients.

An examination of incidence, presentation, diagnosis and treatment of lung cancer.

This paper attempts to determine the viability of combining ascorbic acid and zinc in disease therapy and in general health maintenance.

Presents an organizational analysis of Project HOPE, a human service organization.

This paper explores the issues of worker safety in the meatpacking industry.

An examination of the importance of risk management planning in criminal justice organizations.

An outline of a presentation that will teach nurses how to approach end-of-life conversations with patients and their families.

An analysis of the Russian neuropsychologist Aleksandr R. Luria's notions of human conflict, as discussed by G. Eilam in his work, "The Philosophical Foundations of Aleksandr R. Luria's Neuropsychology."

An examination of the definition, diagnosis and treatment of neuroblastoma.

An examination of the development of the profession of nurse midwife and its role in births.

An analysis of the electronic medical record and the consequences of its use for nurses.

A look at the perspectives of biological psychology, social psychology and developmental psychology on the causes of and treatment interventions used for eating disorders.

A review of Patricia Brenner's book "From Novice to Expert".

A proposal for a study to determine the reasons why many employers fail to make necessary accommodations for disabilities in the workplace.

A discussion of the health of migrant and seasonal farm workers in the US.

Looks at the problems caused by the American healthcare industry especially for uninsured young adults.

An analysis of the pros and cons of a professional nursing education program.

A historical and professional perspective on nursing in the 21st century.

An exploration of the research on nosocomial infections and hand hygiene compliance amongst healthcare providers.

A review of the article "Becoming a Doctor" by Lewis Thomas.

This paper discusses the increase in noise pollution and looks at the effects on human beings.

A look at the influences and theories of nursing theorist Rosemarie Parse.

A discussion on the tobacco industry and the ethical issues involved.

A research proposal for improving of nursing in an extended care context.

A case study examination of Virginia Henderson's Nursing Theory and its application.

An analysis of codes of conduct for professionals.

A look at some of the issues concerning drug use in the aviation industry.

A discussion of body modifications such as piercings, tattoos, and plastic surgery and the risks involved.

An analysis of the problems affecting the physical and mental health of the members of the military.

A discussion of the enterprise content management (ECM) frameworks used for ensuring HIPAA compliance.

An argument that the American CIA is heavily involved with the international drug trade.

A look at the research on the health benefits of dark chocolate.

Discusses a collaborative approach to military health policy for Iraq veterans and their families.

An in-depth review of patient noncompliance and patient dismissal by the medical practitioner.

A discussion of the problem of healthcare for uninsured young people in both rural and urban America.

Discusses the use of advanced IV therapy in the case of a patient who is in a state of hypovolemic shock.

A discussion of the role of healthcare advocacy in the healthcare system of the United States.

A look at the nursing shortage in the USA.

Proposes an improvement to Medicare Part D program to subsidize the cost of prescriptions for elderly and poor citizens.

An examination of the flaws and advantages of the Medicare Modernization Act of 2003, Medicare Part D.

This paper researches how continuing education for nurses impacts nursing productivity.

A discussion on the art of Thai massage.

An exploration of the physical and psychological effects of marijuana use.

An examination of the literature regarding the important developments in cardiac surgery that have been made in recent history.

A description of Milton Roemer's model of a healthcare system and its five critical components.

A review of the article "When Language Intervenes: Improving Care for Patients with Limited English Proficiency" by Nancy L. Oliva.

A comprehensive exploration on the impact of atomic testing in the U.S. on intentional and unintentional victims.

This paper discusses Patricia Benner's theory within nursing practice.

An exploration of old methodologies and present-day advances in cardiac reperfusion and resuscitation.

A marketing plan for the establishment of a geriatric specialist telemedicine clinic in Hong Kong.

This paper presents a community education program on the side effects associated with vaccinations.

Discusses multiple sources of threats to personal safety, and how personal protection agencies can best anticipate these threats and prepare for them.

This paper presents a research design into customer expectations in the hospitality industry today.

Describes Jean Watson and her important nursing theory, which she called the theory of caring.

An examination of how humans learn anger management, what causes anger, and theories applied to it.

This paper explores the misuse of antibiotics in animals and humans that has led to antibiotic resistant superbugs.

A look at three issues that could affect the legalization of marijuana.

This paper looks at the controversial issue of euthanasia and argues that it should be permitted in some instances.

An argument that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) should ban artificial dyes from our foods.

Looks at water fluoridation as a health hazard.

A discussion on whether the recruitment of more indigenous nurses in Australia would improve the serious health disparity between the indigenous and non indigenous people.

This paper provides a report of scalds in Australia focusing on children aged between 0-4.

An overview of the autoimmune disease known as ankylosing spondylitis.

An analysis of the National Association of Public Hospitals and Health Systems' (NAPHHS) position on uninsured healthcare consumers.

A brief examination of the strengths and weaknesses of managed care in the United States.

A brief paper on the disease of osteoporosis.

Explores death as the great equalizer from religious perspectives and the author's personal experience.

A brief look at the benefits for employers who value health and safety in the workplace.

An examination of the factors that contribute to antipsychotic medication noncompliance among schizophrenic patients.

The paper examines an article, "'Disgust Processing in Phobia of Blood-Injection-Injury' by Anne Schienle, Axel Schafer, Rudolf Stark, Bertram Walter, Peter Kirsch, and Dieter Vaitl regarding blood-injection-injury (BII) phobic patients .

A discussion on female sexual dysfunction and its causes.

An article review of "The Global HIV/AIDS Pandemic, Structural Inequalities, and the Politics of International Health" by Roger Parker.

Discusses the benefits of continuous glucose monitoring and supplementation in the management of diabetic patients.

A description of one of the chief goals for a nurse, to be caring.