Using the NIH website, how would you describe CAM and the typical person who uses CAM? Comparative Alternative Medicine.Please the length of the answer should be 500-600 words.Please include citations and references used.

Discussion Prompt 3: Health care is one industry with an extraordinarily large number of different types of jobs and employees working together. Since the situation is often time-sensitive because illness often worsens, and the goal of saving lives or preserving the quality of life is so important, all of these employees have to work together well. Thus, having an interprofessional education, in which you gain knowledge of the duties of all other health care workers, is a must.For this discussion thread, you will use the St. Martha’s General Hospital Scenario. After reviewing the scenarios and reviewing the professions that you learned about this week, discuss some ways in which an interprofessional education could be of benefit to St. Martha’s hospital. Discuss the facts from the scenario that lead you to believe St. Martha’s Hospital lacks interprofessional education. Then, discuss some ideas on how such knowledge could be relayed to the staff. Finally, discuss the benefits of such knowledge for employees such as those at St. Martha’s.Discussion Prompt 1 How does your city deal with municipal solid waste? Find out from your city or trash/solid waste service provider about the life cycle of the trash and recyclable materials you throw away. Is there a transfer station involved? Is trash disposed in a landfill or incinerated? Does your city have a materials recovery facility (MRF) that sorts recyclable materials? What happens to them after being sorted?Discussion Prompt 2: Discuss whether it is possible to have a high standard of living, as in developed countries like the United States, and not produce large amounts of solid waste.

Grandfathering is the term used to grant certain people working within the profession for a given time period or prior to a deadline date the privilege of applying for a license without having to take the licensing examination. Grandfathering clauses have been used to allow licensure for wartime nurses—those with on-the-job training and expertise—even though they did not graduate from an approved school of nursing.Some professional nursing organizations are once again proposing that the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) become the entry-level requirement for professional nursing. Some have suggested that as a concession to current associate degree in nursing and diploma-prepared nurses, all nurses who have passed the registered nursing licensure examination before the new legislation, regardless of educational preparation or experience, would retain the title of professional nurse. Non-baccalaureate-educated nurses after that time would be unable to use the title of professional nurse.DQ: Do you believe that the “BSN as entry level” proposal advocates the advancement of the nursing profession? Is grandfathering conducive to meeting this goal? Would you personally support both proposals? Does the long-standing internal dissension about making the BSN the entry level into professional nursing reduce nursing’s status as a profession? Do lawmakers or the public understand this dilemma or care about it?Discussion Protocol. Please observe the following 3 x 3 rule: when writing your weekly discussions: - A minimum of three paragraphs per DQ. Each paragraph should have a minimum of three sentences.