Health Care Provider and Faith Diversity: Peer review (HLT-310)

Patients view of Health care givers: Peer Review
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Patients view of Health care givers: Peer Review
According to the essay on health care providers and faith diversity, the writer argues that, for a better health care system, providers of care in those institutions ought to know and understand the religious background of their patient. A detailed discussion on the various forms of religion and their beliefs brings out a clear picture and establishes the main point. The use of examples and study cases of actual patient-health care provider relationships is provided in the discussion, thus the paper provides sufficient evidence for its claim. Most importantly, the use of factual examples illustrates the hypothesis of the paper. The arrangement and structure of the essay is well structured and flows with the reader. It unfolds in a neat package by first introducing the main issue, which is on health care and faith (Sankarathil, 2014). Moreover, the reader is introduced to the various religions with respect to their take on health care and it concludes by doing a comparison of all the said religions.
In the case of Islam, mental, physical, and emotional wellness is a trinity where one cannot exist without the other. They take seriously the issue to do with health and any compromise is avoided thus they do not use any alcoholic substances even medicine. To them, health problems are tests that God takes people through and resilience through it is encouraged. They are however reluctant to being treated by personnel of a different gender. Buddhists find meditation as the solution to health problems. Meditation while going through a health problem helps in foc...