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The quantitative article I have chosen for critical appraisal is titled, “Health Behaviors in Family Members of Patients Completing Cancer Treatment.” This article reviews that unhealthy behaviors are prominent with survivors of cancer, the authors support that the transition point from post-treatment to survivorship may be a beneficial moment for discussion of health promotion and behavior change with cancer survivors and family caregivers of survivors. The article suggests there is limited research
Final Research Paper – The Value of a Doctor In recent years, greater and greater emphasis has been placed on meeting the demands of the growing population. In regards to the American health care system, the nature of medicine is shifting from treating the individual to the management of many patients, resulting in physicians influenced to be more focused on curing the disease than healing the patient. In order to follow the expectations of the progressively mechanized medical system, these doctors