Unquestionable Wound Pain: Call for A Care-Plan Reform

Call for a slower approach to health care reform.

Health care in the United States is in shambles. We justifiably boast of our prowess in high technology, but our measurable standard health care results are among the poorest in the developed world, well below those of Western Europe. Our costs per citizen are almost twice those of Western Europe and remain on a ruinous rising curve. We are not providing adequate primary and preventive care to ...

Interprofessional Education: A Reform Plan for Collaborative

Health‐care professionals come across several situations on a routine basis, wherein the lack of collaboration between different health professions is apparent. The focus of this paper is on revealing the effect of lack of interprofessional collaboration on the quality of patient care and safety of the patient. One example of the situation where interdisciplinary role can be beneficial is the a...

The National Health Care Trust Plan: a blueprint for market and long-term care reform.

The Critical-Care Pain Observation Tool: A useful tool for pain assessment in intensive care units

Pain is a major concern in all intensive care units (ICUs). The proper assessment and management of pain is one of the main goals of patient care in ICUs. Improper evaluation of pain and its over or under treatment can cause significant problems in the process of patient management in ICU. Since most ICU patients are unable to communicate correctly with the ICU team and explain their level of p...

The rationale behind the Clinton health care reform plan.