Vulnerability in Health Care Settings

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Vulnerability in Health Care Settings

Introduction

Interventions in health can be explained as a system, but not all practices are sanitary systems , then you should only compare those with the systemic form. Also should not be compared to a health system with parts of a system. The paper covers the discussion comparing cultural vs. vulnerable care, including differences and similarities; discussion of a systems theorist vs. caring theorist; project or program is explained both in depth and concisely, as well as population of focus is explained, including barriers to care, with rationale for program or project need project or program incorporates appropriate theorist to support interventions.

Nurses have an important role coaching, facilitation and support from caregivers. Their scope is very broad; geriatrics is a place where they can fully express their own role. Among the group care, there are support personnel, consisting of a nurse and a supervisor head. Their role is very important to clarify objectives, organize, motivate and develop teams. The initiative builds on previous work and research that confirms the benefits of interdisciplinary collaboration for patients / clients, communities and care professionals primary health care.

Health Systems Modern and Traditional

The human care that is given to critically ill persons receiving transfusion therapy should be framed in the knowledge theoretical-practical nurse, to identify any adverse reaction may occur in the sick person before, during and after administration of the transfusion, yet the reality observed in an intensive care unit showed a theoretical and practical ignorance of the clinical action. For this work we have proposed to distinguish, in general, modern and traditional medicines and other medical terms, as different systems, each characterized by having a conceptual background or worldview itself to explain the world, man, life, health and disease.

From the above concepts would follow consistently procedures or methods to address specific problems of health, and the structures and agents for the care of health and specifically, the technologies of healing. We need to define further that all health systems are directed to seek the welfare of the population, the preservation of health and care of diseases, but where they differ is in the content of its components.

Not all practices and ideas on health, constitute a system, they could be isolated events, casual or unique. An example of this are the ways burns treated popularly, putting toothpaste or oil edible wounds or bleeding with kerosene, paint, or cotton burned. These practices are not systemic since one cannot identify in them the elements of the system that would contain.

The use of plants is not confined to traditional medicine, as in many cases this use can have a strictly scientific basis, when you have identified the biochemical fractions with and support the action drug. The traditional Andean plant use is based on identifying the character "warm" or "fresh" and diseases of plants, which are used to restore the balance lost by disease. The use of medicinal plants can also be associated with a philosophy or ideology as ...