Thursday, July 8, 2010

Do Pro-Life support providing health care to children of working parents

Do Pro-Life support providing health care to children of working parents?
Hilliary Clinton and Obama are trying to provide health care for the children of working parents. How can pro-life folks oppose that? A lot of working Americans have children without any health care. It varies from state to state.
Law & Ethics - 5 Answers
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Actually, they already have it up to the parents making $80,000. The argument is fake, though. You have a right to your life, not to having someone who took no responsibility in creating it pay your way.
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I'm a pro-life working parent.....I provide health care for my child. There are state programs here in Georgia that provide health care for children whose parents can't afford it. I don't support Hillary and Obama creating a Federally mandated socialized system. SCHIP is for children. We don't need to go overhauling the entire system in order to cover children.
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As long as they don't have to pay for it, it's fine.
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I look at it like this. If you can not afford a child and take care of the child them you should not have a child. My wife and I waited until we were ready. It is called responsibility.
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I support providing you with suicide assistance

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Sunday, July 4, 2010

suggestions health researchers have for lowering risks to the developing child of harmful maternal behavior

suggestions health researchers have for lowering risks to the developing child of harmful maternal behavior?

Other - Health - 1 Answers

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http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=harmful+maternal+behavior&fr=ush-ans&ygmasrchbtn=Web+Search Not much you can do without indisputable proof leading to separation.

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Thursday, July 1, 2010

Clinical pyschologist/ Child and adolescent psychiatry? Nursing- Mental Health

Clinical pyschologist/ Child and adolescent psychiatry? Nursing- Mental Health?
I would like to do something along these lines (working with children) I am not sure the route to go, whether to do: A degree in nursing (mental health) Degree in pyschology Degree in pychology with social work Can anyone give me some advice preferably people who have gone this route or are doing so at the minute. (I am living in the UK) Many thanks
Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers
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There is no degree in psychology with social work - these are two different though related fields. Also there is a difference between psychology and psychiatry (requires a medical degree). Each of the disciplines you refer to: Psychiatrist, Psychologist, Social Worker and Nurse are different. Both psychiatrist and nursing are more medical in their conceptualization. Psychologists are more individually focused and social workers tend to focus on the relationship between the individual and the environment. In general a nurse will have a good deal of direct contact with the child - but will have much less autonomy in terms fo practice. Also they will tend to work inpaitent. Psychologists will have a good degree of autonomy but generally you will want a PhD (I don't think that the UK licences MA level psychologists). Social workers will work both inpaitent and outpaitent as well as in the community and schools. It would probably be good to talk to and ideally observe several different professionals to see if you like what they actually do. In general social workers will have the most autonomous direct practice in the widest variety of settings. DA

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