Do no harm

Dawood, Mary; McNamara, Rosa

doi:10.1136/emermed-2022-212647

Emerg Med J

2022

DOI: 10.1136/emermed-2022-212647

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Do no harm

Mary Dawood¹,

Rosa McNamara

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An argument is made that multi-morbidity can be distinguished between three categories: male, female, and elderly. Another identifier linked to multi-morbidity is military service and veterans. Managed care and care planning are offered as common solutions when managing elder care. The topics of hypoxia, palliative care, abdominal distention, and pharmacology are examined to show their effects on elder care and multi-morbidity. For multi-morbidity, the role of chronic illnesses as a public health stressor must also be examined. Cases, solutions, and other outcomes in this chapter will discuss the overall diagnosis in some patients. Financial management in healthcare gains nominal attention because of its importance in our society, culture, and human behaviors.

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