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Have you ever used a retail health clinic? These clinics located in places like Walmart are more more prevalent in a few states. http://news.yahoo.com/s/time/20090901/hl_time/08599191975400 I have seen urgent care centers, but not retail health clinics.

What do U think Official: Wal-Mart Wants Health Plan to Cover Illegal Aliens? top Wal-Mart executive visiting Chicago says the retail giant wants health-care reform to cover immigrants who lack authorization to be in the United States. Wal-Mart broke from most other big U.S. companies last month by announcing support for requiring employers to provide a medical plan to workers. That’s a key component of President Barack Obama’s planned health-care overhaul. Now a Wal-Mart senior vice-president says the Arkansas-based company supports something else. Dr. John Agwunobi heads a Wal-Mart unit that includes the company’s health clinics. He spoke Sunday in Chicago on a health-care reform panel at a convention of the National Council of La Raza, a Latino civil-rights group. The moderator posed this question: MODERATOR: What about health-care coverage for undocumented immigrants? Dr. Agwunobi described Wal-Mart’s position. AGWUNOBI: We believe strongly that everyone should have access to affordable health insurance. Everyone. Unlike the Wal-Mart executive, President Obama last week said illegal immigrants should not get coverage. The only exception, he said, is children http://www.wbez.org/Content.aspx?audioID=35767

Can you summarize this for me, into about 2 or 3 paragraphphs? Its John McCain's position on health care.? John McCain believes we can and must provide access to health care for every American. He has proposed a comprehensive vision for achieving that. John McCain's Vision for Health Care Reform John McCain Believes The Key To Health Care Reform Is To Restore Control To The Patients Themselves. We want a system of health care in which everyone can afford and acquire the treatment and preventative care they need. Health care should be available to all and not limited by where you work or how much you make. Making Health Insurance Innovative, Portable and Affordable John McCain Will Reform Health Care Making It Easier For Individuals And Families To Obtain Insurance. An important part of his plan is to use competition to improve the quality of health insurance with greater variety to match people's needs. John McCain Will Reform The Tax Code To Offer More Choices Beyond Employer-Based Health Insurance Coverage. While still having the option of employer-based coverage, every family will receive a direct refundable tax credit - effectively cash - of $2,500 for individuals and $5,000 for families to offset the cost of insurance. Families will be able to choose the insurance provider that suits those best and the money would be sent directly to the insurance provider. John McCain Proposes Making Insurance More Portable. Americans need insurance that follows them from job to job. They want insurance that is still there if they retire early and does not change if they take a few years off to raise the kids. A Specific Plan of Action: Ensuring Care for Higher Risk Patients John McCain Will Promote Proper Incentives. John McCain will work with Congress, the governors, and industry to make sure this approach is funded adequately and has the right incentives to reduce costs such as disease management, individual case management, and health and wellness programs. A Specific Plan of Action: Lowering Health Care Costs CHEAPER DRUGS: Lowering Drug Prices. John McCain will look to bring greater competition to our drug markets through safe re-importation of drugs and faster introduction of generic drugs. CHRONIC DISEASE: Providing Quality, Cheaper Care For Chronic Disease. Chronic conditions account for three-quarters of the nation's annual health care bill. By emphasizing prevention, early intervention, healthy habits, new treatment models, new public health infrastructure and the use of information technology, we can reduce health care costs. We should dedicate more federal research to caring and curing chronic disease. COORDINATED CARE: Promoting Coordinated Care. Coordinated care - with providers collaborating to produce the best health care - offers better outcomes at lower cost. We should pay a single bill for high-quality disease care which will make every single provider accountable and responsive to the patients' needs. GREATER ACCESS AND CONVENIENCE: Expanding Access To Health Care. Families place a high value on quickly getting simple care. Government should promote greater access through walk-in clinics in retail outlets. SMOKING: Promoting The Availability Of Smoking Cessation Programs. Most smokers would love to quit but find it hard to do so. Working with business and insurance companies to promote availability, we can improve lives and reduce chronic disease through smoking cessation programs. TORT REFORM: Passing Medical Liability Reform. We must pass medical liability reform that eliminates lawsuits directed at doctors who follow clinical guidelines and adhere to safety protocols. Every patient should have access to legal remedies in cases of bad medical practice but that should not be an invitation to endless, frivolous lawsuits. TRANSPARENCY: Bringing Transparency To Health Care Costs. We must make public more information on treatment options and doctor records, and require transparency regarding medical outcomes, quality of care, costs and prices. We must also facilitate the development of national standards for measuring and recording treatments and outcomes. Confronting the Long-Term Challenge John McCain Will Develop A Strategy For Meeting The Challenge Of A Population Needing Greater Long-Term Care. There have been a variety of state-based experiments such as Cash and Counseling or The Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) that are pioneering approaches for delivering care to people in a home setting. Seniors are given a monthly stipend which they can use to hire workers and purchase care-related services and goods. They can get help managing their care by designating representatives, such as relatives or friends, to help make decisions. It also offers counseling and bookkeeping services to assist consumers in handling their programmatic responsibilities. If you don't think that this is where I should put this question. Please tell me where I should. agree with you, but still a summary would be nice.

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Health Information ? How is health care conditions/treatments / prescriptions shared within nursing homes/ hospitals/outpatient clinics and pharmacies mail order and retail ? how do patients opt out ? it does not seem to make a difference if you use insurance or if you pay cash / the records still seem to exist ? how are all of these linked ? how does a citizen avoid getting on all the lists ? obviously , i know , don't use the services LOL but that isn't possible always :-) any help would be appreciated

Which Healthcare Plan do you like better, Obama's or McCain's? Obama's health care plan: 1. Fair & Stable premiums 2. Help Small businesses provide affordable health insurance to their employees. 3. Lower businesses' health costs by lower premiums for employees. 4. Prevent insurers from overcharging doctors' malpractice insurance. 5. Punish employers that do not offer coverage to their employees. 6. Mandate health insurance for children. 7. Unblock cheaper generic medicines from other countries. 8. Reduce health insurance costs for people with catastrophic illnesses Will his plan bankrupt many Health Insurance companies? McCain 's health care plan: 1. $2,500 for individual and $5,000 for families to offset the cost of insurance. Money would be sent directly to the insurance provider. 2. Insurance that follows them from job to job. Still be there if they retired early, does not change if they take a few years off to raise kids. 3. High quality coverage for those with pre-existing conditions (GAP). 4. Allow non profit corporation to contract Insurer to cover patients. 5. Reduce costs on disease management, individual case management, and health & wellness programs. 6. Lowering drug prices 7. Reduce costs on new medical technology and new treatment models. 8. Provide walk-in clinics in retail outlets. 9. Allow doctors to practice across stateline. 10. Create smoking cessation programs. 11. Give monthly stipend to seniors which they can use to hire workers & purchase care related services and goods. I really like McCain's healthcare plan. My mother and other old folks in my family could use monthly stipend. If we have eye doctor clinics at the retail outlet, then we should have a walk-in clinics in retail outlets too. Why not? It sounds like a good idea to me. Do you want Obama to force you to put health insurance on your children or do you want McCain to give you $5,000 to help you pay for health insurance for your family?

How have you dealt with a disagreement in the beliefs of your church? I fell in love with my church when I first starting going there. I never felt ostracized for being an unwed mother and they were really welcoming and always had intellectual conversations with me during Bible studies and before and after services. They were more than willing to answer my questions when I was unsure of how to interpret something. The first time I felt uncomfortable was when I declined from participating in a protest outside a local Planned Parenthood clinic. I still feel pro-choice even though I was in the situation of not knowing how I would be able to raise a child on my own and made an appointment for an abortion. I was referred to a counseling center that ended up being a pro-life in disguise center and I ended up cancelling my abortion and having a beautiful little girl 9 months later. I wasn't a member of any church at the time but it was the best decision for my life in the long run since I had been abusing alcohol and acting promiscuously. That certainly stopped when I found out I was going to be a mom. At the time I had a job in retail and was living with my parents and had no health insurance. The counseling center that convinced me to keep my baby gave me a list of how often I needed to be at the doctor and what tests needed to be done and when they needed to be done, yet they never told me how to find a doctor that would treat someone with no health insurance or how to go about paying for those visits and tests. But you know who did? Planned Parenthood. And who cared for me and my daughter throughout the majority of my pregnancy? Planned Parenthood. I cannot be against an organization that provides health services to people when nobody else will. Now I'm faced with another issue. I have a roommate that is involved with the campus fellowship group of our church. We all live in the same building and I'm not too familiar with them since I joined the church before I was a student, and probably before most of them graduated from highschool. My roommate has severe emotional/neurological issues. She's medicated and sees several professionals regarding her treatment in helping her lead a normal life. She recently had a breakdown and believed that everyone hated her. She turned to campus fellowship for help, and the advice they gave her was alarming to me. They told her to stop taking her medication, stop going to see her doctors and therapists, and she just needed to pray more and have people pray with her and god will heal her. She has been violent in the past (at least 5 times according to her family) and now they're telling her to go off her meds? Not only are they putting her in danger, but they're putting me and our other roommates in danger as well. As a member of the church I feel hurt that they would be so blind and act in such an irresponsible way. I talked to other members of the church about the situation and they seem to think that campus fellowship leaders are extremely qualified (not exactly sure what in) and that they would have to agree with anything that they have said. This has really caused me to struggle with my faith the last few days. I just can't be a part of something that would put people at risk in such an obscene way. I'm trying to convince myself that I've just become part of some odd fundamentalist movement but it's still a struggle. This is wrong, right?

Help with a CNA resume? ? I'm writing a resume for class, and it has to pertain to a job that we actually are going for. I'm currently in school to become an RN, but already have my CNA. I am applying to a hospital/walk in clinic system in my area, I got my certification in about june .. but haven't worked any health care jobs yet. I've worked at a restaurant and a retail store .. So how do I give my resume an edge without the past experience? (Most jobs for cna's outside of nursing homes really push for past experience)

I'm turning 16 in January, and I'm required by my school to submit a 'serious' job application. Help? So: a nearby medical clinic is looking for a junior secretary to work once a fortnight and public holidays, and I would like to apply for this position. Experience in the field is, obviously, not required. Could someone please help me write a cover letter? A couple of points that I would like to make: 1) I am serious about working in this field. Admin. is an integral part of the medical system; though indirectly, I would be helping people. In fact, starting July '09, I will be a student in Introduction to Medical Administration at Holmesglen TAFE (taking a night class at technical college). If offered a job at this clinic, I would be granted recognition of prior learning. 2) I study -successfully- by distance education, so I'm comfortable working independently and I have excellent time-management skills. Also, my schedule is very flexible, so I can cover for other people. 3) As my volunteering suggests, I am polite, conscientious, and socialise well with people of all ages. I can touch-type and I am familiar with Microsoft Office '03 and '07 and Apple iWork '08. Can you think of anymore points I should make? Neatly attired? Lovely phone manner? And, finally, my resume summarised: I worked for four months as a retail assistant at an up-market grocery store; I volunteer as a community visitor; I have completed an Occupational Health and Safety program developed by the State government for the purposes of work experience; I will be undertaking a course in First Aid later this month; and I have an *excellent* reference, which you may read. http://i34.tinypic.com/2v8kh78.jpg That's all, I think. Please, please, help! I have no idea where to start.

Why Can't I find a job? I am 19 years old and in my second year of college and I have been looking for a job for the past six months with no luck. I have applied to countless places and only had maybe two or three interviews. All the places I apply at are retail positions at malls and other stores. I am not a shy person I am very outgoing and have a great personality. It's really starting to bring my self esteem down because I feel like I am just not good enough or pretty enought now. Here is a copy of my resume if that helps. ObjectiveTo secure meaningful part-time/full-time employment, where I will have the opportunity to interact with a variety of individuals and gain valuable work experience. Experience October 2009 – January 2010 Calendar Club Sales Associate / Key Holder Processing cash, debit and credit card payments. Responsible for opening store in the morning and counting morning float. Assist in the prevention of any losses. In charge of signing for all stock coming into the store Responsible for closing at night, making sure the till is balanced and processing X and Z reports. Help to maintain a clean and tidy store. Fall 2009 Western Fair Gate Admissions Processing cash, debit and credit card payments. Responsible for counting and balancing float and till. Recommended for a supervisor position from gate supervisor if I were to return for another year. 2008 Lambeth Animal Hospital Receptionist  Directing clientele  Processing cash, cheques, debit and credit card payments. 2007 -2008 Zellers 1200 Commissioners Rd. E. Cashier  Hired for seasonal work Aug. to Jan. Responsible for processing cash, cheques, debit and credit card payments. 2007 (6 month Co-op placement) Matthew’s Animal Clinic Co-op Veterinarian Assistant  Stocking shelves with food and medications.  Responsible for daily inventory checks. Cleaning and disinfecting cages Preparing morning meals for the animals.  Interacting with a verity of clientele and their pets. 2004-2005Fanshawe Pioneer Village Historical Interpreter  Dressing in the appropriate time period attire  Touring families and day camp groups throughout the housing units.  Responsible for locking up the homes at closing time. Education(college name omited) 2008-2009  Enrolled in the Pre-Health program. 2004-2008 (High School Name omited)  Graduated and received O.S.S.D. June 2008  Participant in the academic science club.  Participated on the archery team. Interests- I am interested in working and interacting with people. - I enjoy learning new skills. - I hope to expand my work skills through meaningful part-time employment.

Can you summarize this for me, into about 2 or 3 paragraphphs? Its John McCain's position on health care.? John McCain believes we can and must provide access to health care for every American. He has proposed a comprehensive vision for achieving that. John McCain's Vision for Health Care Reform John McCain Believes The Key To Health Care Reform Is To Restore Control To The Patients Themselves. We want a system of health care in which everyone can afford and acquire the treatment and preventative care they need. Health care should be available to all and not limited by where you work or how much you make. Making Health Insurance Innovative, Portable and Affordable John McCain Will Reform Health Care Making It Easier For Individuals And Families To Obtain Insurance. An important part of his plan is to use competition to improve the quality of health insurance with greater variety to match people's needs. John McCain Will Reform The Tax Code To Offer More Choices Beyond Employer-Based Health Insurance Coverage. While still having the option of employer-based coverage, every family will receive a direct refundable tax credit - effectively cash - of $2,500 for individuals and $5,000 for families to offset the cost of insurance. Families will be able to choose the insurance provider that suits those best and the money would be sent directly to the insurance provider. John McCain Proposes Making Insurance More Portable. Americans need insurance that follows them from job to job. They want insurance that is still there if they retire early and does not change if they take a few years off to raise the kids. A Specific Plan of Action: Ensuring Care for Higher Risk Patients John McCain Will Promote Proper Incentives. John McCain will work with Congress, the governors, and industry to make sure this approach is funded adequately and has the right incentives to reduce costs such as disease management, individual case management, and health and wellness programs. A Specific Plan of Action: Lowering Health Care Costs CHEAPER DRUGS: Lowering Drug Prices. John McCain will look to bring greater competition to our drug markets through safe re-importation of drugs and faster introduction of generic drugs. CHRONIC DISEASE: Providing Quality, Cheaper Care For Chronic Disease. Chronic conditions account for three-quarters of the nation's annual health care bill. By emphasizing prevention, early intervention, healthy habits, new treatment models, new public health infrastructure and the use of information technology, we can reduce health care costs. We should dedicate more federal research to caring and curing chronic disease. COORDINATED CARE: Promoting Coordinated Care. Coordinated care - with providers collaborating to produce the best health care - offers better outcomes at lower cost. We should pay a single bill for high-quality disease care which will make every single provider accountable and responsive to the patients' needs. GREATER ACCESS AND CONVENIENCE: Expanding Access To Health Care. Families place a high value on quickly getting simple care. Government should promote greater access through walk-in clinics in retail outlets. SMOKING: Promoting The Availability Of Smoking Cessation Programs. Most smokers would love to quit but find it hard to do so. Working with business and insurance companies to promote availability, we can improve lives and reduce chronic disease through smoking cessation programs. TORT REFORM: Passing Medical Liability Reform. We must pass medical liability reform that eliminates lawsuits directed at doctors who follow clinical guidelines and adhere to safety protocols. Every patient should have access to legal remedies in cases of bad medical practice but that should not be an invitation to endless, frivolous lawsuits. TRANSPARENCY: Bringing Transparency To Health Care Costs. We must make public more information on treatment options and doctor records, and require transparency regarding medical outcomes, quality of care, costs and prices. We must also facilitate the development of national standards for measuring and recording treatments and outcomes. Confronting the Long-Term Challenge John McCain Will Develop A Strategy For Meeting The Challenge Of A Population Needing Greater Long-Term Care. There have been a variety of state-based experiments such as Cash and Counseling or The Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) that are pioneering approaches for delivering care to people in a home setting. Seniors are given a monthly stipend which they can use to hire workers and purchase care-related services and goods. They can get help managing their care by designating representatives, such as relatives or friends, to help make decisions. It also offers counseling and bookkeeping services to assist consumers in handling their programmatic responsibilities. 2 minutes ago - 3 days left to answer. Additional Details 1 minute ago If you don't think that this is where I should put this question. Please tell me where I should. Haha nice, thing is this isn't my homework, my home work is to provide an opinion on who has the best answer to our health care problems. Personally I agree with Obama but still need to present mccains position. So thanks for that crap answer, very helpful.

I'm turning 16 in January, and I'm required by my school to submit a 'serious' job application. Help? So: a nearby medical clinic is looking for a junior secretary to work once a fortnight and public holidays, and I would like to apply for this position. Experience in the field is, obviously, not required. Could someone please help me write a cover letter? A couple of points that I would like to make: 1) I am serious about working in this field. Admin. is an integral part of the medical system; though indirectly, I would be helping people. In fact, starting July '09, I will be a student in Introduction to Medical Administration at Holmesglen TAFE (taking a night class at technical college). If offered a job at this clinic, I would be granted recognition of prior learning. 2) I study -successfully- by distance education, so I'm comfortable working independently and I have excellent time-management skills. Also, my schedule is very flexible, so I can cover for other people. 3) As my volunteering suggests, I am polite, conscientious, and socialise well with people of all ages. I can touch-type and I am familiar with Microsoft Office '03 and '07 and Apple iWork '08. Can you think of anymore points I should make? Neatly attired? Lovely phone manner? And, finally, my resume summarised: I worked for four months as a retail assistant at an up-market grocery store; I volunteer as a community visitor; I have completed an Occupational Health and Safety program developed by the State government for the purposes of work experience; I will be undertaking a course in First Aid later this month; and I have an *excellent* reference, which you may read. http://i34.tinypic.com/2v8kh78.jpg That's all, I think. Please, please, help! I have no idea where to start.

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Vaccination programs against Canine Distemper have made this viral illness less common in recent times. However, holistic vets point out that there are serious concerns about the wisdom of routine vaccination and its long term effect on the health of pets. What are the alternatives? Homeopathic vets have managed to treat Canine Distemper far more successfully than their allopathic counterparts. Using Distemperinum in homeopathic potency, both immunization of dogs as well as recovery rates in infected animals has proved to be highly successful. There is a wealth of evidence that this is the case and one can only wonder why allopathic vets are not making use of and being trained in the use of homeopathic medicine for their patients. Dr Horace B.F. 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Even should the infectious, disease develop, it will be in a much milder form" In the words of Dr Richard Pitcairn, D.V.M., Ph.D, and founder of the Animal Natural Health Center (ANHC): "Based on my clinical experience, I think I can safely say that protection with nosodes is as reliable as with vaccinations and with the added advantage of few unwelcome side effects." What is Vi-Pro Plus? Vi-Pro Plus combines a Distemperinum nosode in homeopathic dose with homeopathic Bryonia and an herbal preparation of Echinacea, providing powerful protection against Distemper as well as many other viral illnesses. Used preventatively to immunize your dog, or curatively under the treatment of a homeopathic vet, Vi-Pro Plus can mean the difference between life and death. 50ml See Below To Purchase This Product What are the ingredients of Vi-Pro Plus? 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