10 Unhealthy Snacks You Should Avoid

Most of the time, we don’t really stop and think about the nutritional content of the food we are eating. This happens more often with snacks. If it tastes good and can satisfy hunger, then we don’t really spend too much time considering whether what we are having are healthy snacks. To help you avoid […]

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10 Unhealthy Snacks You Should Avoid

Most of the time, we don’t really stop and think about the nutritional content of the food we are eating. This happens more often with snacks. If it tastes good and can satisfy hunger, then we don’t really spend too much time considering whether what we are having are healthy snacks. To help you avoid […]

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Ethics in the Field of Nursing

Nursing is a profession that demands trust. A patient places their health and well being not only in the hands of their physicians, but in the hands of their nurses as well. So, to ensure that new nurses understand, and experienced nurses remember, this aspect of their profession, a nurse’s code of ethic was developed. […]

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What is Coinsurance?

There are only a few people who purchase individual health insurance plans for themselves or their families that really understand the concept of coinsurance. The idea of ​​coinsurance is even more mind boggling to individuals and families that are leaving a company sponsored group plan where they just had to pay a low annual deductible […]

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The Four Quadrant Model for Integrating Health Care for Mental Health and Substance Abuse Patients

The Four Quadrant Model is a proposed model for the clinical integration of mental health and behavioral health services. A focus on the prevalence of co-occurring disorders (i.e. depression and alcoholism) is paramount in this model. The Four Quadrant Model builds on the 1998 consensus document for mental health and substance abuse/addiction service integration. This […]

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The Four Quadrant Model for Integrating Health Care for Mental Health and Substance Abuse Patients

The Four Quadrant Model is a proposed model for the clinical integration of mental health and behavioral health services. A focus on the prevalence of co-occurring disorders (i.e. depression and alcoholism) is paramount in this model. The Four Quadrant Model builds on the 1998 consensus document for mental health and substance abuse/addiction service integration. This […]

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