In health what is a direct and indirect worker?
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Usually a direct worker creates direct billing like a doctor who treats patients, an indirect worker provides support but the billing is not based on their work.  A receptionist or accountant is often an indirect worker.
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It is a system to delivery health care. There are various stages of heath care delivery. Primary health care which does basic treatment, vaccination and other small proceedure. Secondary health care is a larger infrastructure situated at a district level it provides further high level proceedure and investigations and finallly there is tertiary heatlh care this is a national health center where research and cases that were serious and untreatable at the lower level. If you want more information try reading www.who.org hope it helped
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Social context is the indirect and direct influence individuals are in constant communication and within Involvement of by means as role player or participants
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It doesn't matter where you work.  If you're going to develop an allergy, no one can give it to you.  No matter where you work or who you associate with.  It is not communicable.
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Call your health department. Health departments hire interns. If you are in los angeles. check out http://www.lapublichealth.org
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You should be aware that OSHA Has adopted regulations to avoid accidental needlesticks to prevent the transmission of disease between patients and health staffs.  There are now many competing designs.
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I'd explain exactly what your medical problem is to your boss. You should not be given jobs that potentially could put your health at risk. I would certainly recommend seeing your doctor to perhaps get a note to give to your employees (maybe the HR department), this will then make your request to not carry out this type of work official, I would expect that the HR department would then ensure that your boss knows what you can and cannot do (the last thing they would want would be to cause illness or an accident).\n\nHope this helps a bit.\n\nEd
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Allied health is a group of health care services,such as Occupational Medicine, Physical Therapy, Respiratory Care, Radiology etc. People who provide these services are licensed professionals.
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The direct object and the indirect object?
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Sounds like something you need to discuss with your doctor.  Your employer may require something from the doc stating your health does not prevent you from performing the job duties required  of you.
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Some points to ponder might be that in our society, people generally don't have to do physical labor in the workplace. Machines to most of the physical labor at work, and at home. Washing machines, dryers, dishwashers, even robotized vacuum cleaners have replaced the daily business of physically working at the house cleaning. \n\nOutside, you don't push a reel-type lawn mower, now it is electric or gas powered. And the push mowers are available in self-propelled models, so no extra effort is required. Ride-on models are the thing to have, now, so no effort whatsoever. If digging a hole, you can rent a motorized auger, rather than having to use a shovel. \n\nIn cars, power steering, power brakes, and you don't even have to reach around to lock your door or roll your window down. Your seat will move on its own. All automatic! \n\nPeople live closer together, come together in large groups of unrelated people more frequently (such as school, grocery stores, etc.), and touch common surfaces such as escalator handrails, payment counters at stores, and door handles. Germs are transmitted more easily and frequently this way. \n\nDuring the work day, people generally stay indoors. Less fresh air and sunlight. \n\nFood is processed and highly refined. Much less fiber in the human diet than our gut is designed for. Leads to colon cancers, diverticulitis, and all sorts of disgusting lower gut related disorders. \n\nPeople are living longer, so the prolonged deterioration of the elderly is more visible to more people. Don't know if this is truly an increase in being unhealthy, or a byproduct of living longer. \n\nPeople overall may not be more unhealthy, but may live longer and have more medical attention and care available to them. \n\nAll just thoughts. Good luck on your paper!
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They might wish to work in health administration or health management.
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Health disparities refer to gaps in the quality of health and health care across racial and ethnic groups. The Health Resources and Services Administration defines health disparities as "population-specific differences in the presence of disease, health outcomes, or access to health care."
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A Medical Assistant is trained to work in an office setting. You learn to give injections, draw blood, assist the doctor, etc. and you also learn insurance billing, transcription, filing and other clerical duties. In nursing you learn patient care, whether in a clinic, hospital or skilled nursing facility. Nursing is more focused training.
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In the UK, the National Health Service provides doctors, nurses, clinics (for immunisation, flu jabs etc), hospitals, subsidized dental work for the poor, and subsidized eyechecks and glasses for the poor.
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HMO: A Health Maintenance Organization, or HMO, provides employers a way to take care of all their employees’ health care needs with reduced costs by negotiating with specific doctors, hospitals, and clinics. These specific providers must be used by the employee for the reduced fees to be provided to their medical insurance plan.\n\nPPO: In a Preferred Provider Organization, or PPO, an employer can also provide employees with reduced costs billed to their health insurance plan. Similar to a HMO, but the employees can choose the physician they want to see instead of being solely restricted to the HMO providers. An employee can choose between a member or nonmember provider. The member provider would be the least expensive choice for the employee.
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I work as  Medical Assistant. Your job is between a secretary and nurse. In a doctors office you may do filing or you maybe pulling someones blood.  Mostly there to Assist the Doctor in his day to day duties