Preventative:
- concentrates on PREVENTING disease/illness
- exercise
- immunizations
- proper eating
Curative:
- the individual is already ill
- easing pain and symptoms
- more intensive usually
Hope this helps!
Medical malpractice payments
Federal and state licensure and certification actions
Professional review actions
Negative action or findings by peer review organizations
A website with best information on that is:
www.npdb.hrsa.gov/hcorg/whatYouMustReportToTheDataBank,jsp
Signs of domestic violence in the emergency department are: 1. Marks or wounds on the body: they are evidence of physical attacks against the victim, usually the pacients lie about their origin. 2. Hostile or violent attitude towards health personnel: it occurs because of the abuse that they are subjected to. 3. Sense of guilt: during the interrogation they are usually blamed for the facts that involve the violent act. 4. Low weight: loss of appetite of the victim or deprivation of food by the offender. 5. Distraction: the victim focuses so much on his problem that he does not pay attention to external stimuli. 6. Costing nervousness: they lose control easily if an unexpected situation arises before them.
The sociocultural perspective would focus on the fact that he has found himself in a new environment which has diferent social and cultural traditions compared to his own environment.
The psycodynamic perspective would focus on his early childhood traumas and defensive mechanisms.
The behavioral perspective would talk about ways how he could change his behavior for it to be more desirable to his parents.
The humanistic perspective would talk about him as a complete human being and how he should value himself.
Traits psychology would talk about his traits which have gotten him to his point and his current situation.
