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Good afternoon!
I am taking a class on the U.S. Healthcare System and this week I have an assignment that involves interviewing someone that works for an acute care hospital. I don’t need your personal information at all, just looking for someone that is a member of hospital governing board, a hospital administrator, a hospital employed physician, nurse or clinical staff person (physical therapist, pharmacist, etc.) to answer a few questions. Again this can be totally anonymous, and the questions are listed below. If you don’t mind helping me out I’d super appreciate it! I graduate in about 27 days here so this is one of my final papers, I just don’t know anyone in real life that works at a hospital so it’s been a challenge finding someone to interview. If you’re open to it, please feel free to just send answers to my inbox or I can DM you a good email to send them to if you’d prefer to email for one reason or another. Thanks in advance!
-Briefly describe your position to me.
-Why did you decide to work in health care?
-Why did you choose to work in a hospital?
-What do you see as the most important aspect of your job?
-Do you work as part of a health care team?
-How do you see teamwork improving patient care?
-How do you see inpatient care transitioning to outpatient care or home care?
-What has been the biggest change in your career?
-What changes have you noticed from the Affordable Care Act?
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Are there any work and study opportunities that my sister (25 y) can apply for in Germany or surrounding countries? Within a train ride distance of Munich (where I live) preferably. She has 8 years of Nurse Assisting in Neurology and elderly care. She isn’t fluent but she has a few years of German on her belt from high school so I’m sure she could pick it up quickly if needed. Are there any nursing schools that teach in english or allow for a period of learning German while working? I’d just like her to be near. I don’t have any intention of wanting to move back to the US and my sister and I are really close. She is just in the process of looking for a new job and school opportunities.
Lack of universal healthcare and affordable medications are usually top of the list. But other than these, what do you dislike the most or find frustrating with healthcare in the US?