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trade
health
diseases
across
Health
issues
like
infectious
and
antimicrobial
resistance
can
spread
borders
through
travel
and
,
impacting
global
.
2
conflicts
treatment
beneficence
duty
A
conflict
may
arise
if
a
patient's
wish
to
refuse
(
autonomy
)
with
the
nurse
?
s
to
promote
health
(
)
.
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limited
public
population
access
outbreaks
increasing
movements
health
systems
overcrowded
Hosting
countries
may
struggle
to
meet
healthcare
demands
,
due
to
over
from
the
migration
which
could
further
straining
health
.
Migration
and
refugee
also
impact
public
by
the
risk
of
disease
due
to
,
unsanitary
living
conditions
and
healthcare
.
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country
air
Pollution
respiratory
neighboring
contamination
temperatures
diseases
from
one
can
travel
through
and
water
,
causing
diseases
and
in
areas
.
Climate
change
leads
to
rising
,
food
shortages
,
and
the
spread
of
air
-
borne
.
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Indicator
issues
track
healthcare
chronic
Leading
Health
(
LHIs
)
are
measurable
public
health
goals
that
key
like
diseases
,
mental
health
,
and
acces
s
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leads
focus
disparities
concerns
populations
improve
health
outcomes
identify
goals
addressing
They
help
priority
health
and
guide
national
efforts
to
health
.
By
setting
clear
,
they
help
national
efforts
on
these
concerns
.
This
to
better
outcomes
and
reduced
across
.
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communities
major
policymakers
data
health
measurable
needing
targeted
challenges
track
key
identify
progress
providers
Leading
Health
Indicators
(
LHIs
)
goals
that
help
,
healthcare
,
and
focus
on
issues
.
They
use
to
and
areas
improvement
.
This
ensures
efforts
to
address
public
health
.
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good
across
sanitation
trade
travel
disease
Factors
such
as
international
,
migration
,
climate
change
,
and
all
contribute
to
transmission
.
Lack
of
vaccinations
,
poor
,
and
overcrowded
living
conditions
also
increase
the
spread
of
disease
borders
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addressing
outcomes
goals
intervention
national
efforts
These
indicators
help
by
create
clear
and
measurable
health
to
guide
improvement
.
They
help
identify
priority
areas
that
need
.
By
disparities
,
they
promote
better
health
for
all
populations
.
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genetic
2
type
socioeconomic
challenges
diabetes
discrimination
Black
American
pre
healthcare
deaths
Native
pregnancy
existing
An
example
of
a
health
condition
that
disproportionately
affects
a
certain
population
group
is
among
populations
.
Native
Americans
have
a
higher
prevalence
of
diabetes
compared
to
other
ethnic
groups
,
due
to
factors
such
as
,
limited
access
to
healthcare
,
and
.
Another
example
is
maternal
mortality
among
women
in
the
U
.
S
.
,
who
experience
higher
rates
of
-
related
compared
to
white
women
,
often
due
to
factors
like
racial
,
inadequate
access
,
and
-
health
condition
s
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background
socioeconomic
all
treatment
regardless
equitable
patients
equal
patients
healthcare
Justice
ensures
that
receive
fair
and
,
regardless
of
factors
like
race
,
status
,
or
location
.
For
instance
,
should
have
access
to
services
,
of
their
.
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conflict
displacement
travel
contaminated
spread
Diseases
through
human
movement
,
including
,
trade
,
food
,
and
due
to
or
natural
disasters
.
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obesity
improvement
identifying
time
monitor
success
mental
health
LHIs
trends
over
,
evaluating
the
of
public
programs
and
areas
needing
such
as
health
and
.
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health
health
emergencies
response
Control
guidance
Health
outcomes
threats
States
prevention
disease
United
responding
Centers
public
public
international
countries
Prevention
global
Two
main
public
health
agency
are
the
for
Disease
and
(
CDC
)
is
a
major
public
health
agency
in
the
.
It
focuses
on
prevention
,
promotion
,
and
emergency
to
protect
health
and
the
World
Organization
(
WHO
)
is
an
public
agency
that
works
to
improve
health
.
It
provides
on
disease
,
monitors
health
,
and
supports
in
to
health
.
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Vaccines
Both
prevent
WHO
Universal
all
areas
populations
Coverage
Diabetes
Children
2
but
global
improve
different
The
CDC
has
programs
like
for
,
which
provides
free
vaccines
,
and
the
National
Prevention
Program
to
help
type
diabetes
.
Where
as
,
on
the
other
hand
,
works
on
initiatives
like
Polio
Eradication
and
supports
Health
to
ensure
people
can
access
healthcare
.
agencies
aim
to
public
health
focus
on
and
.
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city
healthcare
rural
opportunity
financial
someone
equity
background
good
all
access
income
specialists
should
low
access
Health
means
that
individuals
,
regardless
of
their
,
have
the
same
to
achieve
health
.
For
example
,
a
person
living
in
a
area
have
the
same
to
services
,
such
as
or
emergency
care
,
as
living
in
a
.
It
also
means
ensuring
that
people
from
-
communities
can
affordable
healthcare
,
regardless
of
their
situation
.
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higher
disadvantaged
rates
limited
mortality
It
leads
to
disease
,
increased
,
and
healthcare
access
for
groups
.
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policy
reduce
advocating
education
disparitie
culturally
Providing
competent
care
,
improving
patient
,
and
for
changes
can
help
health
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autonomy
prioritize
aligns
values
personal
As
a
nurse
,
I
must
set
aside
beliefs
and
patient
,
ensuring
they
receive
care
that
with
their
.
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refuse
respected
treatment
right
decision
own
chooses
respecting
decisions
Autonomy
means
a
patient's
to
make
their
about
their
care
.
For
example
,
if
a
patient
to
a
certain
,
their
should
be
.
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taking
actions
quality
treatment
involves
that
benefit
the
patient
,
such
as
providing
that
improves
their
health
or
of
life
.
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avoid
administering
harm
do
wrong
unnecessary
medication
no
Nonmaleficence
means
"
harm
.
"
Healthcare
providers
must
causing
to
patients
,
such
as
by
the
or
performing
procedures
.
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history
factors
symptoms
develop
assessment
Nurses
should
ask
about
,
medical
,
lifestyle
,
and
patient
concerns
to
a
complete
health
.
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