It is ingrained in the training of nurses to be compassionate and patient with their patients, even when the latter happens to be rude or difficult. They understand that illness alters one’s feelings and personality. When it comes to such events, here is how they would act-

Empathy and Compassion: Nurses understand the psychology of the patient and seek to understand the patient’s emotions and feelings.

Effective Communication: They communicate in a clear and soft tone where the patient feels comfortable and all his fears are calmed.

-Patient comfort: The nurse first ensures that the patient is comfortable with the setup.

-Personalized care: They have such ability that allows them to develop the strategy bearing in mind the individual and preferences and requirements each patient has.

-Dietary consideration: while feeding a patient, they take into account on what the patient must not, what he or she likes, and his or her health condition. They might have to contact a nutritionist for the healthy feeding of the patient.

Healthcare providers bear the brunt of mental weariness and boredom arising from the situations they endure; it however, comes with the expectation that they do not show or act on these pressures within the confines of their profession. They’re deemed as poised members of that profession. Compassionate care, care giving and presence to every patient remain the priority and the challenge.

There are a number of steps that could be taken to achieve the universal increased accessibility and affordability of services for mental health care.

-Telehealth Services: Developing such services as therapists providing online therapy services will target geographical challenges thus making the services cheaper.
-Community Mental Health Centers: The setting up of such centers will ensure low cost and easy access to mental health services even in hard to reach locations where such services are scarce.
-Insurance Coverage: The provision of adequate mental health coverage within the insurance plans will enable many people who feel the need to go to therapy, to be able to afford it.
-Government Subsidies: Much as institutions provide mental services, the government can step in to provide subsidies in order to lessen the affordability of the services to targeted groups such as the poor.
-Workplace Wellness Programs: Where mental health interventions or treatments are provided in the organizations, it creates a tendency to seek help and helps lessen the barriers.
-Mental Health Literacy: Mental health promotion can enhance help seeking behavior and reduce stigma.
-Volunteer-Based Services: Non-profits and volunteers can fill the gap by providing much needed subsidized or free mental health counseling services.
-Peer Support Groups: These can be very helpful as such individuals can offer each other support through sharing their challenges.

The assistance that everyone is looking for can be made possible by breaking these barriers with these techniques.

Fundamentals of Healthy Eating for Young Ones

The most important aspect of child growth is nutrition. These dietary practices are important and should be observed:

-Vegetables and Fruits: Motivate intake of prepared and unprocessed fruits and vegetables of different colors on a daily basis as they supply the body with essential vitamins and minerals.
-Wheat Products: Opt for bread, pasta, and rice made of brown grain as these contain the right amount of fiber as compared to the use of white grain products.
-Lean Proteins: Foods such as legumes, lean meats, fish, chicken eggs, and others help in the building as well as the repairing of the muscles.
-Dairy Products: Foods such as milk, cheese and yogurt are supplied to provide calcium and vitamin D to the body.
-Limit Sugary Drinks and Processed Foods: Limit intake of soft drinks, sweets and junk food vastly.
-Hydration: Water ought to be taken at regular intervals and throughout the day.
-Regulation of Meal and Snack Time Intervals: Scheduling of meals and snacks is essential to manage hunger levels.

Encourage children to choose food- Involve children in the selection and preparation of food to help them develop healthy eating patterns.

These guidelines have the enduring effect and children get into the habit of healthful eating with ease.

Assessment of the possible advantages and risks associated with Genetic Manipulation and CRISPR technology.

Benefits:

Treatment and Prevention of Diseases: Advances in the recently developed editing technology CRISPR offer hope for curing diseases with genetic origins such as Cystic fibrosis, Huntington’s disease or even sickle cell anemia. It can go further to aid invention of vaccines and drugs for other diseases caused by microorganisms.
Higher Yield Crops: Transgenic plants can be designed to resist pests, diseases and other harsh environmental conditions, hence ensuring higher food production.
Healthier Foods: Crops can be modified to contain more nutrients, vitamins and minerals.

But there are also drawbacks:

-Gene Therapy: There may be risks involved with facing carrying out these therapies with mutations that occur which are not sought or even other transgenes in other species.

-Ethical Concerns: There are worries associated with excessive gynephilia in the debates over genetic enhancement- concerns especially around genetic modifications for creating ‘perfect’ beings.

-Effect on the Ecosystem: The release of genetically engineered organisms can interact and transform the existing ecosystems, often leading to negative consequences like weeds that are resistant to the herbicide or the loss of helpful insect populations.

-Health Care Disparities: Even new genetic technologies can have uneven access, which creates inequities in health and welfare.

It becomes imperative, therefore, to evaluate both the potential and the dangers involved in the application of genetic engineering and CRISPR technology. It is crucial not to lose sight of principles and urgency of the existing possibilities and, thus, ethical normative frameworks and legal bans where applicable must be conceived.

One essential aspect of health is the implementation of public health policies as they assist in curtailing the spread of infectious diseases by exploring the avenues which may transmit the disease as well as enhancing the health of the people or given population. These include;

-Vaccination Programs: The vast vaccination programs, aimed at providing herd immunity against measles, polio and flu as well as other diseases.
-Sanitation and Hygiene: By providing access to clean water, proper sanitation and hygiene to prevent the transmission of water and faeces related diseases.
-Development of Surveillance and Monitoring: Building up of appropriate control and monitoring systems to keep trace of infectious disease outbreaks and therefore initiate control measures early enough.
-Diseases Control through Isolation/Quarantine: Containment or control of outbreak of infections through quarantine and isolation of the identified infected persons.
-Health Policy’s Contextualization: Introduce health policies seeking to coordinate national practices on health, within a global spectrum, to avoid any possibilities of trans-boundary diseases.
-Public Health Education: Awareness campaigns to the public on management of the disease, its prevention, and the administration of the vaccines.

With respect to enhancing Nation’s health policy, certain strategies for improvement include the following;

-Strength of Health Systems: Preparedness and response by strengthening the health system components of infrastructure, human resources and research.
-Intersectoral Collaboration: Build relationships between the health sector and those responsible for social determinants of health including education and work in order to promote equity and lessen health differences.
-Empowerment of Communities: Enhancing their involvement, where they are encouraged to take an active role in policy formulation concerning health and actual health practices, where they stand to gain.
-Policy Change: Sustaining the present scientific knowledge and modifying them when necessary to cope with new communicable diseases and resistance to antimicrobial agents.

– Equity Focused: Equipping every individual with the necessary health services and resources without regard to their location or social class.

This may be particularly true regarding the burden of infectious diseases which can be greatly reduced through the introduction of adequate public health measures and controlling the socioeconomic conditions which promote the disease.