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MH
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Mary Haverland
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Updated Jul 10, 2021
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
01:35
Chapter 5
01:48
Chapter 6
02:14
Chapter 7
02:28
Chapter 8
03:02
Chapter 9
03:14
Chapter 10
03:41
Chapter 11
04:05
Chapter 12
04:24
Chapter 13
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technology in our health care systems.
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By mary Havilland technology has made our health care systems
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more accessible, efficient and better quality.
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But have these change brought about good change and which
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perspective makes the most sense with this topic?
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And what about stratification Also?
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Did you know that only 43 countries have universal health
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care, not including the US technological advancements in healthcare technology
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has grown so much in the past decade and we
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now have anesthesia vaccines, M.
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R. I.
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Machines, X ray machines, new upcoming cures, new medications and
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drugs, life support machines, new communication devices, better patient care
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like rooms, beds and TVs and also blood pressure machines.
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Technical technological advancements will only grow future.
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Technological innovation is going to keep transforming healthcare yet while
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technologies like new drugs and treatments and new devices, new
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social media support for health care and more will drive
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innovation. Human factors will remain one of the stable limitations
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of breakthroughs.
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This quote was by hindu by dumbbell by Okay.
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The mobiles article talks about the future of our health
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care system and gives examples of how far a health
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care system has come.
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Thanks. New technological advancements.
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Yeah functional is um functional.
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Is um helps to best understand this topic because this
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views society as a whole that needs stability and balance.
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This views healthcare as an interconnected part of society that
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is needed and it also recognizes how health care can
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be more accessible around the world through technology, the focus
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of inquiries in this field tends tends to be towards
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individual and group roles within society and how these are
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linked to the conscious based functioning of society.
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Digital health technologies act as health system strengthening tools and
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facilitate achievement of universal health coverage U.
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H. C.
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In a line with the United Nations sustainable development Goals
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India launched the Ascherman Barrett program to strengthen health services
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and achieve U.
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H. C.
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This is a great example of how of how technology
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has advanced in making things more available.
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And this example is from India.
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These articles support by functional is um fits best with
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this ideology and gives an example of how with the
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help of technology healthcare is becoming more accessible around the
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globe. This is where stratification comes in the appropriation of
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individuals based on power race and social class.
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Some examples of stratification in the health industry would be
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Medicare, Medicaid retirement home and different benefits to different races
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living in certain areas.
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These are examples because some options are limited to a
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certain age, race and location.
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Way stratification exists in health care.
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The hierarchal condition categories are a set of categories containing
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70 condition categories selected from I.
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C. D.
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Codes and includes expected health exponential.
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This is a quote from eric Justice article which talks
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about way stratification exists in health care and the different
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categories. People are placed in conclusion, healthcare continues to grow
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and develop every day.
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Through the use of stratification and the functional ist perspective,
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we can better understand a more accessible healthcare, a more
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efficient healthcare and a better quality health care.
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I hope you enjoyed this presentation.
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Thank you.
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