1st discussion reply 150 words Response to Dr. Eboni’s purposeful query; “Is th

1st discussion reply 150 words Response to Dr. Eboni’s purposeful query; “Is there an organizational problem that you can identify and share?” The organizational
problem that can be identified and shared is: Limited Access to healthcare and how the utilization of telemedicine in the Ambulatory care
unit can help to enhance healthcare accessibility. Access to medical care and the ways in which the application of telemedicine can
contribute to the improvement of access to medical care and providing citizens with easy access to medical care is an important step
toward accomplishing the goals of any given government. The application of telemedicine as a technology, can contribute to the
improvement of access to medical treatment. The healthcare system in the United States is highly convoluted, and is having a substantial
negative impact on patients’ access to medical care. Access to medical care is becoming more restricted, more especially true in light of
the current global pandemic caused by the COVID-19 virus (Althumairi et al., 2022). There is a pressing need to develop more doable
strategies for expanding access to medical care. It is vital to take into consideration telemedicine, and increase its usage as a meaningful
instrument for the purpose of improving accessibility to medical treatment. 2nd reply 125 words
Thank you for your contribution this week. The steps in the doctoral process can be intimidating, but following the steps, I believe will help the student to be organized, efficient and effective in this journey. In addition to the steps you highlighted, the proposal serves as a contract between the student and his or her dissertation or thesis committee. Once the proposal is approved by all the parties, it constitutes an agreement that data may now be collected and the study may be completed. According to Rudestam and Newton (2015), a good proposal contains a review of the relevant literature, a statement of the problem and the associated hypothesis, and a clear delineation of the proposed method and plan for data analysis.
References:
Rudestam, K.E., & Newton, R.R. (2015). Surviving your dissertation: A comprehensive guide to content and process (4th ed). Thousand Oaks, CA: