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Collaborative Strategies to Address Diabetes Mellitus in Indigenous Australian People The Australian communities of Aboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders are disadvantaged communities and health disparity is one of the major issues faced by these Indigenous Australian communities (Waterworth et al., 2015). The effect of colonization has directly lead to poor health status with an increased mortality rate. For example, the expected lives of I…

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The work of the government is to keep in place a strategy which serves humanity by working collaboratively with people requiring medical attention as well as the healthcare workers who are involved in the process of delivering care to them. The Australian Human Rights Commission will have an important role in ensuring that the policy or the healthcare law upholds the human rights of various stakeholder who are involved in the healthcare system. T…

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Case Study: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Response One As per Markwick et al. (2019), the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders people face interpersonal and social racism. This is the reason that they have a low socio-economic status in the world. Racism is a type of social determinant that affects the health of the people of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders. These people do not have enough healthcare facilities and he…

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Career Opportunities in HealthCare Sector As per the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, the career opportunities in the healthcare sector are expected to increase by 18 percent till the year 20206, and this reflects that 2.4 million new job openings will be added in this sector by the year 2026 (Ultimate Medical Academy, 2017). Figure 1: Job opening in healthcare sector Source: https://www.amnhealthcare.com/unprecented-growth-in-healt…

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Case Study: PATA In Australia, it is often found in hospitals that the hospitals’ weakness led to the delivery of poor health care services. These weaknesses include undifferentiated service lines, staff or management problems, lagging in technology, limited resources, poor patient flow, limited workforce, and many others (Khanna et al., 2017). There are many ways to combat these issues like the use of newer technologies, online counseli…

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MANAGEMENT Table of Contents I. Produce a door-to-door value stream map of the current manufacturing process.  II. Outline and answer the eight key questions for future state design  QUESTION 1: What is the time that FEI takes for choosing product family?  QUESTION 2: Should FEI build hydraulic control sections to a finished goods supermarket or directly to shipping?  QUESTION 3: Where can FEI introduce conti…

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GENERAL ANESTHESIA Introduction: The selection of an appropriate mode of anesthesia (induction of patient) is a very important aspect of surgeries as it can result in mortality or mobility incidents. In this assessment, the various aspects associated with general anesthesia (GA) will be explored in-depth with the help of Mr. Oliver case study.  Mr. Oliver Smith was a 62-year old male patient who has been admitted to the hospital for le…

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Healthcare Policies - Australian Community Introduction In Australia, out of 25 million people, only 3.3 people belong to the group of Aboriginals and Torres Strait islanders. These indigenous individuals of Australia have to witness many health disparities as they belong to disadvantaged groups and often live in remote areas with limited healthcare accessibility. These people need a holistic approach for ensuring their good health which is…

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Discussion Paper on Maastricht Approach to voice Hearing - Nursing Assessment Answer Discussion Paper Auditory verbal hallucinations (AVHs) are experienced by an individual, in fully conscious state, without external stimuli. Around 5 - 28 of general non-clinical population, aged between 18-65 years, experiences AVH (de Leede-Smith and Barkus, 2013).It may have biological causes such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression, personali…

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Values, Beliefs and Behaviours Healthcare Assessment Answer Assessment 1: Reflection Introduction The initial point for morality and ethics is values. The values, beliefs and behavior are the cultural identity of every individual. Ethic, values and morals are the three interrelated and intervened concepts. The values that one possesses can be hierarchy or flexible. Some are very rigid with them and few of them are flexible that can be ch…