Chapter 3, Problem 1R

Hello, Can you please help me with this question? (If it can be short answer, I would appreciate). Person-centered care allows patients to make informed decisions about their treatment and well-being. They have a team of primary care providers, specialists, and other health care providers who know them, listen to them, and are accountable for their care. Doctors and other healthcare professionals who provide person-centered care help patients manage their health care by providing tools and services that align with their patients’ preferences and values so they can reach their health goals" (CMS.gov, n.d., para 3). Do you believe person-centered care is possible when a client is living below the poverty line and prioritizing resources as in the 'Spent' simulation? Why or why not? You might consider access to healthcare and cost of insurance or care in your answer.   Resource Name Brief description of services How do you qualify for assistance? Contact Information…

Identify the connection between health outcomes and advocacy for social justice, equity, and ethical policies within all healthcare arenas for your selected policy.

Define and discuss what a continuum of care is and where do long-term care services fit in that continuum. Identify four factors that have led to the development of the long-term care system as it currently exists. Identify four strengths and four weaknesses of the long-term care system

A diverse patient population like blue collar workers are hard workers. Describe any facts or tips that you think are important for your classmates to know about this select population.Discuss how the clinical assessment and diagnosis may be impacted by any special characteristics or historical background of this diverse patient population. Be sure to consider how you might avoid bias during the assessment and diagnosis process.

Discuss the importance of advocacy as it pertains to patient care. What is the nurse's role in patient advocacy? Describe a situation in which you were involved with patient advocacy. Explain what the advocacy accomplished for the patient, and what the repercussions would have been if the patient would not have had an advocate.

Coordination of benefits (COB) includes:   Reimbursement when a patient is covered by more than 1 health plan    Reimbursement for non-covered services   Reimbursement for not medically necessary services   Reimbursement for diagnosis mismatch

Describe a policy that is not considered to be a typical health policy but can influence health; include a brief description of what the policy is intended to accomplish and explain how the policy might influence health. The primary goal(s) of the policy that you select should fall outside of health outcomes and I encourage you to be creative. The textbook takes a very high level, narrow approach to traditional health policy, but health policies also occur outside of federal and state decision making, therefore the policy you select may exist at any level (federal, state, local, organizational

Explain the basic structure, driving forces, payers in relation to healthcare services in the US.

Both physicians and nurses swear to treat every patient fairly. In reality, though, this is not the case. The level of treatment is highly impacted by financial situation. When a person has sufficient wealth, they are treated better than the underprivileged. Minority groups make up the bulk of the impoverished in American society. Also, wealthy people may afford a variety of therapy choices that are not accessible to the poor. This distinguishes between the two groups' healthcare experiences in terms of quality. The fundamental reason why racism persists in the healthcare system is that so many people are unaware of it. Many medical professionals are still ignorant of their racial prejudice. Two-thirds of doctors reportedly display racial prejudice toward patients at some stage (Brondolo et al., 2009). A doctor inevitably treats a patient negatively when they associate the patient's race with a negative presumption. But, because white individuals elicit a favorable reaction, they are…