Health System Concepts

It being a long-term challenge among certain groups due to the disparities in health care in the united states. whereby, this groups experiences poor health come because they are ignored and likewise, receives less, lower quality health care than others in the country. What is disparities: it is a lack of equality and similarity, in a way that is not fair. Retrieved on 10/21/17 from: http://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/disparity

But this work on ideas and policy leaves two questions unanswered. First, why does failure sometimes not cause changes in policy? In some cases, policy after failure drifts in the sense that it lacks coherent intellectual links between policy tools and desired outcomes. This drift can take the form of continuing to implement failed policies or altering the selection and settings of policy tools in cosmetic or contradictory ways that do not address the sources of failure. For example, every informed observer has concluded that the U.S. health care system fails to achieve important objectives, but significant policy change in this area has proven impossible to achieve despite the fact that countless serious reform proposals have circulated for years.

Sami Mesgun RH Critical Analysis Study The right to health as a human right asserts the right to health is a “fundamental part of our human rights and of our understanding of a life in dignity” (The Right to Health, 2008, p. 1). On one hand, the right to health is closely related to and dependent upon the realization of other human rights (Health & Human Rights, 2002). On the other hand, the enjoyment of other human rights such as the right to education and the right to active, free, and meaningful participation is closely related to the right to health, or—as articulated in international law—“the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health” (The Right to Health, 2008, p. 1). This paper aims to critically discuss the right to health as a human right using the available literature for comparative analysis. Subsequently, this paper will provide a reflection on the status of access to health care for Syrian refugees in Jordan.

PATCH - Phases Phase V: Evaluating PATCH • Evaluation is used to determine the success of the intervention and to monitor the entire PATCH process: • Is the intervention achieving its objectives? • Should the intervention(s) be changed, expanded, or repeated? MATCH (Simons-Morton, D., Simons-Morton, B., Parcel, & Bunker, 1988) Multilevel Approach toward Community Health • A health education planning model that consists of five phases, namely, goals selection, intervention planning, program development, implementation preparations, and evaluation. • Phase 1: Goal Setting Step 1: Select health-status goals Step 2: Select high-priority population(s) Step 3: Identify health behavior goals Step 4: Identify environmental factor goals MATCH - Phases • Phase 2: Intervention Planning Step 1: Identify the targets of the intervention (tia's) Step 2: Select the intervention objectives Step 3: Identify mediators of the intervention objectives Step 4: Select intervention

Health Management Information System (HMIS) is a process of collection, processing, and reporting the relevant information to health care providers and managers for effective and efficient planning and service delivery. It is one of the critical elements of managing, in an integrated fashion, various public health programmes under the department of Health. Properly organized, implemented and used HMIS can alone contribute very significantly to improve program delivery and thus the outcome. Thus accurate, relevant and up-to-date information is essential for the health service providers /manager at all levels so that they can initiate action on the gaps in the system based on evidence and information. Conventionally, information from Sub-centers

The Health Promotion Model is the middle range theory utilized in the paper. It describes the multidimensional nature of persons as they interact within their environment to pursue health (Petiprin, 2016). It is also directed at increasing a patient's level of well-being. According to McEwen and Wills (2011), health promotion interventions are necessary for improving the health populations everywhere and on all ages. The Health Promotion Model makes four assumptions (Petiprin, 2016): 1 Individuals seek to actively regulate their own

There was a lack in challenging parents and a lack in unurgency, both the victims in these cases were children and could not defend or speak for themselves and put their trust in the healthcare system to notice these problems. This incident would have also influenced others to lose all hope in the health care

Accreditation is a process of review that healthcare organizations voluntarily participate in to demonstrate the ability to meet predetermined criteria, and standards established by a nationally recognized professional accrediting agency. The purpose of accreditation is to validate the fact that a health care organization provides the highest quality of care to patients and, is in continuous compliance with nationally established standards of quality (Carman & Timsina, 2015). Accrediting organizations develop a fiduciary relationship with payer and provider organizations to ensure quality of service and care is maintained. National accreditation is regarded by stakeholders in the health care industry as a key benchmark in measuring quality

Issues within the Health Care Organization Institutional Affiliation Date The health care organization should be able to provide reliable health facilities to encourage public health or all persons. The credentials that are required have notable differences when it comes to their relation to the health care facilities are often governed by institutions or organizations which subject these health care facilities to standard tests to ensure they are better equipped and are recognized to handle health care issues. Licensure is the time-limited permission that a government organization grants for an individual to engage in the occupation after meeting the standardized criteria required by the agency. Some health care facilities are also

Thus, public health approach is to deal with all the determinants of health which requires multi sectoral collaboration and inter disciplinary coordination. Health care includes medical care and care of the determinants of health (this collective approach will help to improve the health of the community).Public Health approach is a holistic approach which encompasses all elements required for healthy living. It controls disease through health promotion, specific protection and by restoration and rehabilitation. In addition, disease surveillance which informs about ongoing as well as emerging public health issues is a core public health function. Other important functions are developing partnerships, formulation of regulations/laws, planning/policies and Human Resource Development.