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13/52: Reflection - Hearts in Vancouver thanking all the healthcare workers for everything they are doing to get us through these tough times.
HM Prison Shrewsbury was a Category B/C men's prison in Shrewsbury, Shropshire, which closed in March 2013.
Stopped by my healthcare provider to get my TB test read...they were having an on-site Farmer's Market, so I picked a basket of Red Meds!
*The Goodness of the strawberries provide the health care
Stay Healthy & Thrive!
One of the reasons I don’t get Jennifer time….We are tired, we are frustrated, we are understaffed, we are overworked.
Explored Sep 4, 2009 #356
Nikon D700 + Nikkor 85mm f/1.4D AF
Looks better with B l a c k M a g i c
Two different rallies took place in downtown Houston yesterday – one for reform and one against.
The first rally was held by organizations and citizens who support healthcare reform.
That rally took place by the Houston City Hall reflection pond at 6:30 p.m. It was part of a tour called “Let’s Get It Done.”
The second rally took place at the same time – and at the same place. It was organized by several pro-life groups who don’t want a health care reform plan that includes abortion.
I was gifted these beautiful handmade earrings from a stranger - Making jewelry for all the healthcare workers she comes in contact with - So Grateful!
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Uses: Rising costs of healthcare. Costs of medicine. Medicare. Medicaid.
Healthcare centre for Cancer patients and relatives
Inaugurated: 2011. Architect: Nord Architects.
www.nordarchitects.dk (website in English)
The GOP won’t stop lying to the American people. At the end of July 2017, the Senate tried to repeal Obamacare once again. The bill was bad; it put many Americans’ health in jeopardy, and, yet, most Republican lawmakers hadn’t even read the bill by the time it came to the Senate floor. With its defeat, citizens from across the political spectrum breathed a sigh of relief. Not satisfied with the will of the majority of Americans, in September 2017, Republican Senators Bill Cassidy and Lindsay Graham tried “one last time” to replace the Affordable Healthcare Act with another hastily put-together bill (Graham-Cassidy). It never reached the Senate floor for a vote.
In May 2017, Senator Cassidy stated, “no family should be denied medical care, emergency or otherwise because they can’t afford it.” Yet, the Congressional Budget Office predicted millions would lose their health insurance under this bill. And, it would not protect those with pre-existing conditions. When late night host Jimmy Kimmel called Cassidy on this, the Senator lied, saying the bill would provide insurance to those with pre-existing conditions. Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA) stated, “I could maybe give you 10 reasons why this bill shouldn’t be considered. But Republicans campaigned on this so often that you have a responsibility to carry out what you said in the campaign. That’s pretty much as much of a reason as the substance of the bill.”
So, why the great rush to pass another bill few lawmakers had read? According to Vox, the GOP was being pressured by its donors for a “win.” It didn't matter what that win was; but their high rollers wanted to see some benefits for injecting the party with millions of dollars. Money speaks volumes. And, the smell of burning pants wafted heavily throughout the Capitol.
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U.S. dollar bill in a 20cc syringe (18ga needle), shot against black and remapped. Sidelit with flash diffused through white plexiglas. ©2010 David C. Pearson, M.D.
Photo of an empty wheelchair, such as at a hospital or in an emergency room.
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" I'm constantly working on this list of factors that contribute to Inappropriate Health Care - and the things that can save us from it. I usually expand on each of these in my talks with examples and references.
If you have any suggestions for changes or additions, or would like to use this graphic in any way, please let me know via email .
- Dr. Jessica Otte "
Sources and more information
* Advocating for the right amount of medicine, factors, Apr 2015.
* All our posts tagged infographic, healthcare, overdiagnosis and overtreatment.
* Watch this health infographics album on Flickr.
Malpractice, medical malpractice, injury, lawsuits, medical law
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Photographer: Heather Hazzan; Wardrobe: Ronald Burton; Props: Campbell Pearson; Hair: Hide Suzuki; Makeup: Deanna Melluso at See Management. Shot on location at One Medical.
Portrait of smiling African-American man and Caucasian women medical healthcare workers in uniforms standing against white background.