Historical overview of medical care
Medical practice seen as in the United states
what is a trade?
receives government financing
what is very poor, the elderly and the disabled receive health care services?
medical training in preindustrial america
what is medical training lacking in science?
health care offers Primary care
what is first contact care?
nurses are a group of health care professionals
what is the largest group of health care professionals?
The practice of medicine in the 1800
what is anyone could practice as a physician?
social factors that bring changes in health care delivery
what is demographic shifts,Immigration,Health status,Urbanization?
sanitization methods in hospitals
what is unskilled staff and unsanitary conditions?
psychologist provided patients with care
what is mental health care?
nurses are caregivers
what is of sick patients, physical, mental and emotional needs?
dispensaries provided medical care in 1900
what is 100 dispensaries?
major changes are driven by
what is social, cultural, technological, economic and political forces?
the almhouse
what is the poor house
dentist provided dental care
what is to diagnose and treat teeth, gums and tissues of the mouth?
have two levels of nurses
what is Associates degree (ADN) or a bachelors of science in nursing?
What is barbers also functioned as surgeons?
what is capitalism, entrepreneurship and science and technology?
medical training apprenticeship
what is themselves?
physician labor force
what is what is 145 to 185 physicians per 100,000 population?
nurses work in a variety of settings
what is hospitals, nursing homes, ambulatory care centers, community, migrant centers, schools, private-duty nurses.
Popular forms of clinical therapy.
what is enemas, purging and bleeding?
fundamental reforms in financing and delivery
what is middle class mindset due to social justice principles?
the pesthouse was operated by local governments
what is isolation for people with contagious diseases?
Physicians practice in many settings
what is hospitals, schools, prisons, medical residents?
Certified registered nurse anesthetists and nurse mid-wifes are different
what is CNS work in hospitals and NPs work in primary care?