Abstract Nowadays obesity is no more an adult problem. The prevalence of childhood obesity is on the rise and it continues to increase at an alarming rate. It is a particularly burning issue in the United Arab Emirates, where the number of obese children is about three times higher than established by international standards. Being […] Read more >>
Legal researchers have been concerned about the significance of using the tort liability process to offer economic incentives needed for efficient levels of taking precautions to limit accidental injuries. Medical malpractice is one of the most researched topics in a society based on empirical evidence. Numerous research studies on the proper functioning of the medical […] Read more >>
Numerous nursing theories review various aspects of medical practice to ensure the provision of high-quality care. Among them, it is significant to point out the Adaptation Model by Callista Roy that perceives the patient as an individual, recognizing his/her personal and social characteristics (Smith & Parker, 2015). According to the model, both physiological and psychological […] Read more >>
Introduction Cultural and linguistic barriers for patients with limited English proficiency (LEP) and health literacy is a significant problem, which requires deep research and constant improvement. The implementation of diverse programs, sharing of the learned lessons, and efficient interpretation is all necessary clauses. Cross-cultural communication problems can lead to medical errors and lower medical care […] Read more >>
Abstract Depression and anxiety are the most prevalent psychiatric conditions in the world. Depression is the leading cause of disability globally and is forecasted to be the second-largest contributor to the global burden of morbidity by the year 2020. There are multiple treatments for depression and anxiety that have varying degrees of effectiveness. Physical exercises […] Read more >>
Introduction Researching alcoholism, the meaning of this term should be clarified first. Alcoholism is an illness characterized by an impairment directly linked to the persistent and excessive use and abuse of alcohol (Roth & Khantzian, 2015). The impairment may either be a psychological, social or physiological dysfunction. The causes of alcoholism remain unknown. Some studies […] Read more >>
Introduction Students with disabilities in a community face a mild number of challenges. In most instances, the uniqueness of the students affects both their social and academic performance. In contrast to other students in the school and community, setting students with disabilities requires constant supervision, monitoring, and assistance. However, data from past surveys and exercises […] Read more >>
The U.S. Health Care System Introduction Nowadays, the US health care system undergoes serious transformations. Nevertheless, the serious steps are to be made at both the state and local levels. The role of medical personnel’s initiatives in the reforms is extremely important. In fact, nurses are the first official persons who deal with their patient’s […] Read more >>
Introduction: Bolivia Bolivia is a developing country located in the central part of South America. It is characterized by a comparatively low level of economic development and highly unequal distribution of wealth among its citizens. As a result, it also experiences numerous health-related problems and challenges. Bolivia is selected for the current analysis for the […] Read more >>
Margaret Sanger’s contributions to the reproductive health area led to changes at the community and national level. Sanger shifted the view of sexuality from the prohibited and a rarely talked topic to the present perception of a powerful and liberating force (Merino, 2014). The advance favored the issue of birth control because women could enjoy […] Read more >>
