Healthcare

Neurologist and Doug

$16.00

Doug and his wife Maria have three adult children, all of whom are married with young children of their own. Doug works as a regional sales representative for a chemical company that produces plastics, chemicals, and agricultural products. He has been in the position for 15 years, having moved into this job after leaving a different company doing similar work. The job requires him to travel to give demonstrations of the products across a six-state region. This requires him to fly and drive in unfamiliar areas. Maria works as a junior high school principal. Doug and Maria are financially set for retirement at age 65. Overall, they are in good health. At the age of 60, Doug received a diagnosis of Parkinson’s Disease (PD).

Early phase

Health care financing and funding models

$17.00

Note: Use the textbook, course readings, Strayer online library, and other reputable online sources to complete this assignment.

Prepare a 15–20-slide PowerPoint presentation with detailed scholarly speaker notes in which you:

Compare the three current health care financing and funding models (i.e., employee based, government-based, and individual-based) used with the health care delivery system of the United States.

Compare and contrast key economic goals of public and private health insurance plans. Evaluate the success potential of key economic goals in terms of populations covered, services included, financing arrangements, reimbursement strategies, and economic competition policies.

Human civilization

$5.00

Metaphors and other figures of speech are critical and important in explaining or describing an illness or disease

Take a stand on the claim below and make an argument for or against. (For help, review “Writing an Argument Essay” in Module 1) Please be sure to support your argument with examples from the readings provided and the main novel “Cutting for Stone”.
CLAIM: Metaphors and other figures of speech are critical and important in explaining or describing an illness or disease. 

Use two (2) metaphors from the book “Cutting for Stone” and two (2) metaphors from the book  “Illness as a Metaphor” (pages provided in the content list for week 6) to support your argument on metaphors. Additional references from other sources are welcome. 

Public health services

$6.00

Using the public health issue that was selected for Week 1 (DOMESTIC VIOLENCE), describe how the issue is currently addressed by public health services and by medical practice services to include any collaborations that may exist. Using a general outline, develop a plan for how the issue could be addressed more effectively. Explain how the components of your plan that are different from current interventions would produce more effective outcomes.

Note: The focus of this assignment as it relates to your selected public health issue should be prevention and treatment.
Provide a 3 to 5-page Microsoft Word document that includes the following:

Discuss current interventions by public health and medical care professionals for the health issue that you have selected.
Develop a general plan for how the health concern could be addressed more effectively using public health and medical care organizations.

Health Care Fraud Billing Scheme

$4.00

Read the Department of Justice story, “South Jersey Doctor Charged in Health Care Fraud Billing Scheme.” Then, write a 1–2 page report in which you:

Summarize three quality issues in the case that resulted in fraudulent billing and coding.

Describe three violations that were stated in the case, including how the violations applied based on regulations.
Illustrate how this case could be used as a training tool for your organization. You may base your work on the Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General (DHHS-OIG), the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), and the Department of Justice (DOJ) information on quality, fraudulent billing,

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