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    A Reaction Paper About Aftershock

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    The documentary discusses issues with prenatal care accessibility and communication that led to avoidable deaths, and highlights disproportionately high maternal death rates among women of color. It encourages investigating social influences on healthcare access like racism and poverty. The film emphasizes the importance of empathy, attentive listening, and cultural understanding in providing patient-centered care.

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    The documentary discusses issues with prenatal care accessibility and communication that led to avoidable deaths, and highlights disproportionately high maternal death rates among women of color. It encourages investigating social influences on healthcare access like racism and poverty. The film emphasizes the importance of empathy, attentive listening, and cultural understanding in providing patient-centered care.

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    The documentary discusses issues with prenatal care accessibility and communication that led to avoidable deaths, and highlights disproportionately high maternal death rates among women of color. It encourages investigating social influences on healthcare access like racism and poverty. The film emphasizes the importance of empathy, attentive listening, and cultural understanding in providing patient-centered care.

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    A Reaction Paper About Aftershock (2022)

    The storyline of the film "Aftershock" is very interesting and


    inspiring and it has a strong connection with nurses. It is essential for
    nursing students to analyze the problems the movie raises and
    consider the lessons it teaches.

    The avoidable deaths of Omari Maynard and Bruce McIntyre's


    partners are among the film's primary issues. The movie calls into
    question, among other things, the effectiveness of prenatal care, the
    accessibility of emergency obstetric facilities, and the standard of
    patient-provider communication.

    The documentary also discusses the problem of maternal health


    in the United States, focusing especially on the disproportionately high
    death rates of women of color in the Black and Brown communities. It
    encourages us to investigate the social aspects of health, which can
    have a big influence on people's ability to get high-quality healthcare.
    These include racism, poverty, and unconscious bias.

    As a nursing student, the experiences outlined in "Aftershock"


    have the possibility to significantly affect how I treat patients. First of
    all, the movie makes me appreciate the value of empathy and
    attentive listening. I can establish a stronger bond with patients and
    give them treatment that is specific to their needs and situations by
    really listening to and comprehending their tales and experiences.

    As a nursing student, the experiences outlined in "Aftershock"


    have the possibility to significantly affect how I treat patients. First of
    all, the movie makes me appreciate the value of empathy and
    attentive listening. I can establish a stronger bond with patients and
    give them treatment that is specific to their needs and situations by
    really listening to and comprehending their tales and experiences.

    The significance of lifelong learning and staying up to date on


    evidence-based methods is also emphasized in the movie. I can give
    my patients the most modern and efficient treatment possible by
    staying up to speed on the latest research and best practices in
    maternal healthcare. This entails being informed on the most recent
    recommendations for treating and avoiding difficulties during delivery
    as well as the societal factors of health that may have an effect on a
    patient's quality of life.

    All things considered, "Aftershock" is an important reminder of


    the influence that nurses may have on their patients' lives. It
    motivates me to treat patients with kindness, cultural understanding,
    and a dedication to advancing health equality. I may aspire to be a
    nurse who not only offers excellent care but also fights for structural
    changes that will enhance everyone's overall health outcomes by
    taking lessons from the situations shown in the movie.

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