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- 6. Identify alternative approach to health and explain their implications for healthcare practice.?1. Identify some of the basic global, cultural, inclusion/equity and/or ethical issues with in a healthcare setting with a diverse client population&5.Suppose You are looking for ways to better meet your patients' needs and to generate new income for your facility. How might you utilize complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) services to help your patients and your hospital.
- 8. How can Boosting Outpatient Care be approached?1. When do you think does the use of technology in medicine becomes an ethical dilemma? Do you believe that we should continue using programs like Computerized provider order entry (CPOE) or should we return to manual approach?8. How would one approach Boosting Outpatient Care?