Medical and Health papers

A review of report of findings from an article that investigates ski boot related knee traumas.

A review of the American Medical Association's guidelines for physician-patient confidentiality.

A review of the plans implemented in the US to ensure a rapid response to any acts of terrorism.

A review of the impetus behind drug use and addiction.

A discussion of the HIPAA standards and the application of patients' personal health information.

An examination as to how proper healthcare management can improve efficiency and reduces costs.

An examination of the development of pain management in modern medicine.

A research paper about the modern technology available for the treatment of heart disease.

A look at substance abuse in healthcare professionals, in particularly, nurse anesthetists.

A comparison of cognitive development of deaf children with and without cochlear implants.

An exploration of recent research on the effects and importance of prenatal nutrition.

An overview of the history of hospice care in the United States.

A paper proposing that drugs for the treatment of AIDS be made freely available to sufferers in Africa.

A look at the phenomena of teenage pregnancy.

Explores reproductive technology with an emphasis on ovum donation options.

This paper examines the use of lighting in managing some of the adverse effects of shift work.

A review of Dorothea Orem's self-care model, which is used as a framework for practice, specifically in the management of nursing services.

A review of the documentary on the human journey, "The Genographic Project" , sponsored by National Geographic and IBM.

An overview of the management and treatment of patients with sickle cell disease.

This paper discusses the needs of adolescents with type I diabetes.

This paper looks at the power of legislature and the directives and laws in the US that have been passed to govern and enforce public health.

A research paper analyzing why many workers place what they perceive as an obligation towards their employer above their own well-being.

A discussion on the problem of acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS).

Reviews extensively the etiology and surgery for the treatment of facial paralysis.

An article review of "Low Birthweight and Asthma Among Young Urban Children" by Lenna Nepomnyaschy and Nancy Reichman.

A description of depression, its causes and treatments, and the efficacy of exercise in treating it.

An argument that healthful eating is the only way to achieve long-lasting weight reduction.

A study of the growing problem of obesity.

A study that looks into the infant mortality rate of babies born to African-American women in the state of Georgia.

An overview of the kidneys; how they function and how they fail.

A case study analysis of a rehabilitation plan and training plan for a male who suffered head injuries and resultant deafness.

An examination of the need to implement Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations in the aircraft cabin environment.

A policy analysis of the current shortage of nurses in many developed countries.

The paper describes a plan for the managerial and operational reorganization of a large hospital.

An analytical review of the effects of smoking, alcohol, exercise and dieting on the human body.

A management analysis of leadership and human resource management for the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

A research paper examining elder abuse and its correlation to premature death in their population.

A nursing research study looking at the level of education of nurses and the use of conflict resolution among nurses in the hospital workplace.

A research proposal that examines the effectiveness of tuberculosis (TB) prevention and a TB-treatment intervention on males who have been newly released from prison.

This paper discusses self-empowerment in the treatment of diabetes and obesity.

An overview of the function of the adrenal glands and the condition of adrenal fatigue.

A paper examining the challenges facing health care services in the light of changing expectations and reforms.

A critical review of the book "Why People Don't Heal" by Catherine Myss.

This paper is a research proposal to investigate methods of preventing nosocomial infections.

A case study extensively investigating the implications for nursing management relating to communication and staff welfare.

An examination of the challenges the advanced nursing practice poses to other healthcare providers.

Investigates five careers in the healthcare industry.

An examination of State Children's Health Insurance Plan (S-CHIP); the legislation that allows states in the US to provide health insurance to more children from working class families.

This paper provides an explanation of the service provided by a hospice.

An analysis of three articles on the mental imagery abilities in the blind and visually impaired.

A look at the real danger of fatigue in the working life of flight attendants.

A discussion of the changing role of the oncology nurse since the introduction of gene therapy.

This paper looks at the impact that Down's syndrome has on cognitive functioning and the connection between Down's syndrome and dementia.

This paper discusses aging and reorganization of the human brain throughout life.

A discussion on medical ethics concerning euthanasia.

An exploration of the causes, incidence, costs and prevention of obesity in children.

An analysis of the causation and controversy surrounding fragile X syndrome.

An overview of cellular communication and synaptic transmission within the nervous System.

An overview of the genetic neurodevelopmental disorder known as Williams syndrome.

A look at the Canadian health care system.

An summary of the data collection instruments for outcome management in the Chronic Heart Failure project.

A review of the problem of malaria in Africa caused by the parasites Plasmodium falciparum and Plasmodium vivax.

This paper discusses the "Healthy People 2010" document (Healthy Weight Journal) and its prevention strategies for tackling obesity.

Discuses the Exelon patch and rivastigmine, a medication used for the treatment of Alzheimer's disease.

A look at the health disparities found in diabetes and obesity based on socio-economic status among African Americans and what can be done to address those disparities.

This paper discusses drug addition and looks at the PROMETA method of treatment.

This paper discusses disordered eating among college students and looks at the roles of attachment to fathers, depression and self-esteem.

The paper relates to the Deloro Mine and recommended arsenic remediation technologies.

A research paper on the primary factors that affect choice of fast food
among individuals of different countries, highlighting the differentiations in health perspectives related to consumption of fast food.

A discussion on the correlation between Down syndrome and obesity.

A case study about the risk evaluation process in a hospital.

A discussion of the nursing industry in the state of Indiana.

An examination of the accuracy of ProstaScint imaging in detecting bone metastases due to prostate cancer.

A look at the sharp increase in the number of people who have fallen prey to chronic obesity,what are the causes of this problem and how it affects adults mainly in the rural communities in the U.S.A.

Presents guidelines for managing Alzheimer's disease (AD), the most common form of dementia among the elderly.

A discussion on pressure ulcers, parts of the skin which break down from body weight.

This paper studies an exercise/mobility program for patients as a means to offer improved nursing care.

An outline of dementia-specific training for professionals.

An overview of the cause, diagnosis and treatment of Rett syndrome.

An analysis of sex differences in visual-spatial learning.

This paper discusses the diseases associated with the bacterium called Proteus vulgaris.

An examination of the use of analysis of variance model (ANOVA) to analyze statistical procedures by Nicholas Bakalar in his study, "Patterns: Parkinson's Raises Risks of Depression in Relatives."

An examination of healthcare clinics in Kuala Lumpur and their patients' perceptions of the clinics.

This paper discusses the manner in which computers aid disabled individuals.

An overview of the United States' national healthcare expenditures.

A discussion on life expectancy.

An overview of cochlear implants as treatment for sensor neural deafness.

An examination of the medical ethical issues of the Tuskegee Syphilis study and its implications for future medical research.

The paper examines Jean Watson's theory of human caring in the light of accepted nursing practice.

The paper deals with meningitis, its symptoms and effects.

An overview of the indications and treatment methods for the dreaded disease, cancer.

This paper explores the literature surrounding the role of advanced practice nurses (APNs) in psychiatric care.

A look at the issues involved in nursing obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) outpatients.

An discussion on whether genetically modified foods are an environmental risk or major food source.

A strong argument against the criminalization of medical marijuana.

A comparison and contrast of the three major types of skin cancer.

This paper presents a research proposal that discusses the learning disorder 'dysgraphia' and looks at problems associated with this disorder.

An argument of the importance of genetic testing despite the ethical dilemmas that are involved.