#evaluating healthcare

[sirenscriptures]

okay but can we talk about how fast some healthcare providers are to shove pills at you

#like hello ?????? #american healthcare being the biggest joke part 71636848 #can you at least let me tell you what’s wrong so you can steadily evaluate me first and THEN we can talk about that shit??? #god i hate it here sometimes #it genuinely feels like some of these people don’t give a shit #𓆩⟡𓆪 — siren’s song

[collecting--stardust]

FUCK PHILLIP ISLAND IS 3 HOURS AHEAD OF MALAYSIA SO I CAN'T WATCH IT LIVE NEXT WEEK 😭😭😭

#so next week on sunday one of the local hospital want to do an evaluation on the first responders and other healthcare workers #so they need someone to act out scenarios and all to evaluate their performance when facing certain situations #AND they fucking chose my batch to be the mock patients relatives and other shit #and it started at 6 something til noon so no chance to watch it live I HATE MY LIFE #i dont even get paid for this shit why must i keep on doing free labour fml #personal.txt

[ofide]

transitioning in this country is really choosing whether you want to be verbally abused in a gender clinic or by a judge

#if you go through public healthcare you are very likely to find someone who will berate you and call you insane for having emotions #if you go through private healthcare you have to do another evaluation later to change your gender marker and legal name #i thought i was making it up irt a particular one fuck privacy dr hartmann but no she’s like that with everyone. #‘oh you got sad cause someone misgendered you? you’re mentally unstable. no hrt for you’ #there’s another one i was told of who literally yelled at patients cause they answered to ‘how’s the dysphoria’ with ‘as usual’

[moe-broey]

Was gonna make a "Man if I were Henry this shit would be nothing to me" (This Shit: cutting open my foot and bleeding A Lot) joke post but like. I feel that that's ill-advised. I feel like maybe you should Not be Henry about Blood Injuries (given his high pain tolerance and tendency to ignore things to his own detriment)

#like i have been trying to laugh about it and play it cool and give a very measured evaluation of it #but man. i am a ahut in who does fuck all. i haven't bled that much since i was a kid i don't think #like the wound was scary more than it was painful or severe. i stand by that evaluation. #BUT THAT MEANS. IT'S SCARY. AND I'M SCARED #i think i am gonna have it looked at tomorrow WHICH SUCKS. I HATE AMERICAN HEALTHCARE SYSTEM. #and also man. you're telling me. i slice off maybe an inch of skin maybe a centimeter deep #and i gotta see a fucking doctor for that. are you for real. kempf voice in america. come on. #i have been careful to measure it realistically and accurately and have been careful not to downplay it #so like. i'm gonna be okay for tonight. i just feel unpleasant. which is less about the injury itself #and more about me being UPSET. ABOUT IT #MAN...... i am not a cool guy i am a crybaby. i am going to cry forever. i'm so sorry.

[fahk]

middle finger to ...

I lost my state backed healthcare thanks to the luxury of making a little more than the state considers "poverty." Honestly, it was a long time coming but initially they laid off cutting people off due to covid. But now... that "covid is over"... it's time to cut the fat loose.

*eye roll*

In the State of Cali, where rent is above average batshit and gas is $5 a gallon, the state says $1,677 a month and below is poverty. And that's god damned right. That's the min you could get a shoebox to rent for and then there'd be literally nothing left for groceries, transit fuel, automobile upkeep.... or even a fucking car tbh, communication and internet, medication, sanitary care, job training, utilities, kids and/or pets, and the ever beloved avocado toast all the boomers love to complain about.

I now make enough for rent AND groceries so that means I don't deserve to take care of my health. And every boomer grinned in approval.

All jokes aside I am trying to find health insurance because I can't be off of it. I have hopefully benign tumors in my uterus from this past year. A currently benign titty tumor that needs monitoring. My heart is probably due for another halter monitor since covid fucked it up - and now there's a chance I'm borderline afib. Before, the cardiologist was like "It'S nO bIg DeAl. It'S jUsT PVCs." Except it's constant. And takes the wind out of my chest. So there's that. How is that jUsT pVcS? Then I have major inflammatory issues going on internally that require awful oscopy monitoring. In short, I have a combo of PTSD induced illnesses AND post-viral chronic syndrome and together these two umbrellas of hell are borderlining autoimmune illness x 3.

So no, I can't NOT have health insurance. Not an option. I'm just struggling and overwhelmed in picking something that isn't going to bankrupt me because every option is bat shit expensive, (just like rent), and then you get nothing for it. Just the "privelege" of having a $6,000 max. Like, what the fuck? At least I get a guaranteed roof over my head for the price of rent.

Can we set insurance execs homes on fire, please? And while we're at let's come for the hospital executives and greedy ass doctor's groups too. It's time for a great reset.

#health care in the USA #long haul covid #pvs #pacs #afib #ic #interstitial cystitis #severe ibs #internal unidentified inflammatory issues #chronic fatigue #sore joints and muscles for no god damned reason #long haul is similar to lyme disease #SCL 70 #not fun #health care should be a right #healthcare for all #poverty line needs re-evaluation too #if you pay taxes you should get healthcare #ruin the rich

[nursing-and-wellness23]

It's important not to ignore signs or symptoms in the hope that they will go away. Different people have varying attitudes towards seeking medical attention, with some seeking help at the first sign of a problem while others postpone it even when the symptoms could be linked to dangerous conditions. In the medical world, signs are observable by others, such as a rash or elevated blood sugar levels, while symptoms are experienced by the individual and cannot be seen or measured. Symptoms can indicate an underlying illness, injury, or medical condition and are categorized as remitting (improving or disappearing), relapsing (previously resolved symptoms returning), or chronic (long-lasting).

Certain symptoms require immediate medical attention. These include chest pain or pressure that radiates to the jaw or upper back, shortness of breath, intense headaches, severe allergic reactions (anaphylaxis), unexplained weight loss, unusual bleeding, sores or wounds that won't heal, intense flashes of light or increased floaters in the eyes, swelling of the legs without injury, sudden or severe abdominal pain, fever above 103 degrees Fahrenheit or a persistent lower grade fever, sudden confusion or change in mental status, severe dizziness, chronic fatigue accompanied by other concerning symptoms, changes in bowel movements or habits, weakness, numbness, tingling, or facial droop (symptoms of stroke), changes to the breast or nipples, and suicidal thoughts or feelings of worthlessness.

It's crucial to know your body and recognize when something feels different or wrong. Not all conditions have noticeable symptoms, and some may only manifest in later stages. Therefore, it's important to pay attention to changes, no matter how subtle, and communicate with your doctor about how you're feeling. Ignoring symptoms may delay diagnosis and treatment, so it's essential to listen to your body's signals and seek appropriate medical care.

It's important not to ignore signs or symptoms in the hope that they will go away. Different people have varying attitudes towards seeking medical attention, with some seeking help at the first sign of a problem while others postpone it even when the symptoms could be linked to dangerous conditions. In the medical world, signs are observable by others, such as a rash or elevated blood sugar levels, while symptoms are experienced by the individual and cannot be seen or measured. Symptoms can indicate an underlying illness, injury, or medical condition and are categorized as remitting (improving or disappearing), relapsing (previously resolved symptoms returning), or chronic (long-lasting).

Certain symptoms require immediate medical attention. These include chest pain or pressure that radiates to the jaw or upper back, shortness of breath, intense headaches, severe allergic reactions (anaphylaxis), unexplained weight loss, unusual bleeding, sores or wounds that won't heal, intense flashes of light or increased floaters in the eyes, swelling of the legs without injury, sudden or severe abdominal pain, fever above 103 degrees Fahrenheit or a persistent lower grade fever, sudden confusion or change in mental status, severe dizziness, chronic fatigue accompanied by other concerning symptoms, changes in bowel movements or habits, weakness, numbness, tingling, or facial droop (symptoms of stroke), changes to the breast or nipples, and suicidal thoughts or feelings of worthlessness.

It's crucial to know your body and recognize when something feels different or wrong. Not all conditions have noticeable symptoms, and some may only manifest in later stages. Therefore, it's important to pay attention to changes, no matter how subtle, and communicate with your doctor about how you're feeling. Ignoring symptoms may delay diagnosis and treatment, so it's essential to listen to your body's signals and seek appropriate medical care.

#Health awareness #Symptom recognition #Medical signs #Warning signs #Ignoring symptoms #Seeking medical attention #Importance of early detection #Self-awareness #Body signals #Health monitoring #Symptom evaluation #Medical red flags #Health education #Preventive healthcare #Self-care awareness #These tags can be used to categorize and organize content related to the importance of not ignoring signs or symptoms and seeking timely me

[southfloridapsychintegratedc]

Attitudes toward mental health have improved, however, there are still existing stigmas. Seeking psychiatric evaluations, in particular, is one that’s still chained in judgment. Societal misconceptions often cast shadows on this crucial aspect of self-care.

#Evaluating Mental Health #Healthcare Providers #Mental Health Professionals

[dex-starr]

“Oh psychiatry is only open from the hours of 7:00am to 5:00pm, we can’t schedule an appointment for you at all even though we are in the same network, sorry you gotta waste your break at work tomorrow again :)))))))”

Well what the fuck are you guys good for then?

Like don’t get me wrong it’s not your fault directly the system is useless, but I’m going to let you know how fucking stupidly useless you guys are when it comes to mental health. But hey you go and raise those premiums for your shit tier services just because we as public service workers have a stipend :)))))))))

Fucking capitalistic pieces of shit in charge of everything really sour everything

Like you asshats do realize I need these meds to be a productive little worker bee right?

#shut up pls dex #this is so annoying I went from getting fucked over bc of demand on ‘free’ healthcare #but at least getting service to not even being able to schedule a fucking appointment #let alone get an adhd refill #WHEN I AM ALREADY DIAGNOSED LIKE BRO IT IS IN MY FILE YOU NEED TO EVALUATE ME AGAIN???

[billa-billa007]

Diagnosing Spinal Source of Extremity Pain: Subjective Exam with Nick Rainey

Extremity pain, which refers to pain or discomfort in the arms or legs, can have various causes, including issues originating from the spine. The spine plays a crucial role in transmitting signals between the brain and the rest of the body, so problems in the spinal column can lead to extremity pain.

#extremity pain causes #spinal pain assessment #spine-related pain examination #extremity pain #spinal source #subjective exam #Nick Rainey #pain assessment #spine-related pain #pain evaluation #arms and legs #spinal pain #pain diagnosis #physical therapy #therapy content #expert interviews #physical therapist tips #practice improvement #patient care #healthcare insights #Youtube

[primehealthmedicalclinic]

In a fast-paced world filled with numerous responsibilities, we neglect our health. However, taking charge of our well-being is essential for a fulfilling and vibrant life. One effective way to prioritize our health is through annual physicals. These comprehensive check-ups provide valuable insights into our overall health, enabling early detection of potential issues and empowering us to make informed decisions about our well-being. Let’s discover the significance of annual physical and the benefits it offers.

#Comprehensive Evaluation #Healthcare Services #Professional Care

[otherworldlyinfo]

Google's Med-PaLM 2: Testing AI Chatbot for Medical Questions

Google’s Bet on Med-PaLM 2The Battle for AI Dominance in HealthcarePotential Risks and SafeguardsRace Among Rivals: Microsoft’s RoleDevelopment and ChallengesBalancing Accuracy and RelevanceEthical Considerations and Patient EducationConclusion Google is stepping up its efforts in the healthcare industry by testing an artificial intelligence program called Med-PaLM 2. The program aims to…

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#accuracy #AI #AI algorithms #Artificial intelligence #chatbot #ChatGPT #cloud computing #Data Privacy #development #Ethics #evaluation #generative AI #Google #Healthcare #healthcare industry #Mayo Clinic #Med-PaLM 2 #medical questions #Microsoft #OpenAI #patient care #patient data #patient education #relevance #research hospital #technology #testing #transparency #virtual assistant

[censemaking]

Unlocking Organizational Change: Learning from the Cultural Phenomenon of Dutch Cycling

The Dutch didn't always have a cycling culture. We can learn from their transformation how to shift the culture in our own organizations. #change

The famous Dutch cycling culture didn’t always exist; it was designed. A look at how this came to pass can help us to understand what it means to transform culture and keep it healthy. There are lessons to be learned whether you’re building a bike culture or transforming your organization. If you think of life in a Dutch city you probably have a picture of a bicycle in your mind. The Dutch are…

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#bicycle #culture #culture change #design #design thinking #Dutch design #evaluation #healthcare #history #innovation #organizational change #the Netherlands #transformation #transportation

[flammenxci]

> Been doing some mental self-care by trying to regulate myself.

> Still getting the voice that acts similar to the rage core from Portal that I have been dealing with for YEARS still trying its damnedest to take over my mood.

> It sounds an awful lot like my narc mom when she’d have episodes of nothing but yelling, screaming and shouting at my brother and I.

> Brain has been letting it run rampant in the background for a week despite the multiple streams of thoughts finally calming down after taking Focus Factor for a couple weeks.

> Since taking it I’ve been able to hear myself think more clearly and it’s not as much of a struggle anymore. That damned screaming meemie still present in the background though.

> Mulling over where the fuck it came from. Brain wouldn’t keep making this a problem if it didn’t need handled.

> During very last shift of work last week, brain throws thought of my narc mom griping and bitching about how CPS was called on her all the time back when my brother and I were still little babes.

> Also throws at me time mom got taken by cops after dad called them just to help calm her down but due to the law, they had to take her for a few days.

> Reason he called cops is her parents wouldn’t help out with it at all. He begged them to take her for a few days during a really bad episode and their response was “no, she’s YOUR problem now.”

> Recall when we were growing up how she’d demand that we shut up and keep quiet when she’d have those episodes. She also not-so-subtly threatened us with violence by saying “you better be able to get to that phone before I do.”

> OMFG THAT’S WHERE IT CAME FROM!

> Yeah, if I saw a mother yelling, screaming and shouting right in her babies faces while they were wailing, I’d call CPS on her too.

> Have to snap self out of daze at work after starting to feel myself beginning to have the urge to cry. Can’t have a breakdown on the clock, nope, nope, nope.

> Since figuring that out, the screaming meemie has toned down somewhat. Still there but it’s not as bad.

#nobody better tell me taking supplements made specifically for certain aspects of my health is 'cheating' #because maybe... just maybe... the reason I'm having trouble being healthier than I am in that category #is cause by a deficiency that I didn't know I was suffering from #i can't afford to go get evaluated and diagnosed so this is the only avenue i've got left #and with the way our healthcare laws are going here in the US particularly in my state #it's going to become too dangerous to seek out mental health care #and as the main earner in my household I can't risk the state and my employer knowing that i'm 'unemployable' due to my mental health #despite how well i do my job

[shrike-without-a-thorn]

Good morning to all, but a special good morning to bitches who have traits of multiple currently undiagnosed disorders, but have no idea which ones you actually have or which ones you simply have symptoms of caused by already present disorders, and have no way of getting any sort of evaluation due to lack of access to a psych who does not have the most infuriating case of I've Arrived™ syndrome or is not a "you don't need a diagnosis you need yoga" thirty year old white woman; so you have no choice but to read the maybe three studies published about said disorder (because "Why Research Something That Isn't Depression or Anxiety" -the entire clinical psych community, apparently) and posts made by people with it on the internet hoping that it will bring you some clarity instead of sending you spiralling into an identity crisis in the wee hours of the night.

#it's me i'm bitches #can we please have mental healthcare reform some of us need unbiased evaluation please #mental health #mental illness #mentally exhausted #mentally fucked #trauma #vent #cluster a #cluster b #cluster c #neurodivergent #cptsd #adhd #autism

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