Sunday, May 26, 2013


Application Assignment Part 2: Ethical Considerations for Your Selected Subtopic Week 3:       1 Research Simulation                                                                                                                       





                                   
Application Assignment Part 2: Ethical Considerations for Your Selected Subtopic Week 3:
                                                              Research Simulation       
Student: Ms. Angie Woods
EDUC- 6163 - 3 Building Research Competencies Instructions and Sample Entries for Your “Understanding Research Chart”
Instructor: Jan Ferrari
Walden University





Application Assignment Week 3: Research Simulation Part 2: Ethical Considerations for Your Selected Subtopic: Risk/benefit considerations
Student Name: Angie Woods

My subtopic I selected was risk/benefit considerations I look at how the way things are so good for to have with the help of me having baby shots. An advantage in benefit from things and also a risk consideration from what may I have benefit from getting my vaccinations shots. There are so many benefits that the United States has to offer to help people benefit from, just as well as many programs out here to help low income people or people who need health care. I have known programs like Head Start has help many people and families. In the local area where I live at here in Cleveland Mississippi the help in making sure children receive all vaccination shots. The health benefit the United States has proved a vaccination for childhood immunization since I have been a child and before I was born into the world for amount of time. Which the vaccination help to cut out more of the sickness of children from small poxes, yellow fever, measles, diphtheria, tetanus and chicken pox’s, Vaccine that’s offer for our children here in the United States are free through at least Medicaid for low income, So even people who have a very low income can receive some vaccination so that the body can fight off different infectious diseases.
Which many programs the United States  have for people health benefits to have a less risk of consideration of any infectious disease want have the country infected. With as many of vaccine recommended for people health, I think the risks would be in consideration of people health infectious disease not so good without having the vaccinations offer to people. As I look at some other countries the risk for children being healthy is limited due to the lack of benefits to prove more help in need of having vaccines, food, shelter and programs for families.
In part of my research simulation  from my subtopic an article “Statement on Risk vs. Benefit of Vaccinations” by David Satcher, M.D., PH.D.As the  author says for benefits of vaccines they prevent a vaccinated individual from developing a potentially serious disease, vaccines routinely recommended for children also help protect the entire community by reducing the spread of infectious agents. Under childhood immunization initiative, a wide range of efforts, such as outreach campaigns, disease monitoring and vaccine research, have been enhanced. Overall, immunization coverage among children in the United States is higher today than ever before. These high immunization coverage levels translate into record, or near record, low levels of vaccine-preventable diseases. I just think if we didn’t have the vaccination to help reduce the infectious diseases it would be a big risk for many United States people. So there is a risk/benefit consideration for vaccination is great for the people health in the United States.


                                                                                                                              







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2.      Risk vs Benefit of Vaccinations... necessary to make a risk/benefit assessment and ... date from the early 1800s, when ... will hopefully receive expeditious and favorable consideration.
                                                                                                     

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