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Short Essays and need sources please. Minimum of 200 words each please. Dont write too much. 200 words including sources is ok
1.One important aspect of understanding health care in the U.S. involves an analysis of the "Key Indexes of Health and Disease," as they are termed. Review the material on this topic in your textbook and other sources, and present your own analysis of the major trends in Health and Disease Indexes impacting health care in the U.S. at this time. What do you consider the primary significance of these trends for health care managers and executives?

2Dr. Sultz presents three "levels of application of preventive measures" related to the prepathogenesis and pathogenesis of disease. For each level of prevention, cite and describe at least three specific measures we can offer as health care professionals. What experiences have you had with these specific preventive measures?

3.The term "special interest group" sometimes has negative connotations in American politics. As we look at the special interest groups in health care, we realize that several of them have positively shaped and driven forward the medical care in our nation. Dr. Sultz presents five key special interest groups in health care. Select any one of these five groups, and explain its role in modern health care.
4.One of the most interesting and controversial pieces of legislation passed in recent years is Oregon's Death with Dignity Act. Students of health care administration need a solid understanding of this legislation and its ramifications for American medicine. What are the key provisions of the Death with Dignity Act? Have any other states followed Oregon's lead in this regard?
5what do you consider the most important trends in medical practice in the U.S.? Discuss at least three major trends, and provide your assessment as to whether these are positive or negative trends for medical care in our country. Support your views on each trend.
6One of the most interesting health care developments in recent years is the retail clinic, or "MinuteClinic." These days we see them popping up everywhere, especially at major chain pharmacies. What is a retail clinic? Do you feel that these clinics are a positive development for American medical care? Why, or why not?