Over the course of the semester, you have had to read about various health professions in the Stanfield's Intro to Health Professions book. This reading was designed to increase your professional...

Running Head: HEALTHCARE        1
HEALTHCARE        2
HEALTH PROFESSIONS AT PRIMARY, SECONDARY AND TERTIARY PREVENTION LEVELS
Table of Contents
Introduction    3
Health Professions at Primary Prevention Level and their Working with a Health Systems Management Professional    3
General Physician    3
Pharmacist    3
Health Professions at Secondary Prevention Level and their Working with a Health Systems Management Professional    4
Physiotherapist    4
Psychiatrist    4
Health Professions at Tertiary Prevention Level and their Working with a Health Systems Management Professional    5
Neurologist    5
Cardiologist    5
Conclusion    5
References    7
Introduction
    Healthcare industry completely dependent upon the healthcare professionals. They are pillar of the industry. It has been seen that all the healthcare professions are divided into three professional levels. These levels include primary, secondary and tertiary level. Each level, there are different professionals who conduct their functioning. When patients visit the hospital, they are first given care by primary prevention carer, then secondary if condition is worsened and finally tertiary carer.
Health Professions at Primary Prevention Level and their Working with a Health Systems Management Professional
General Physician
    As mentioned by Kavosi, Bayati, Arefnezhad, Rad and Jaafari (2018), general physician is a primary healthcare professional. General physician is the highly trained specialist who gives the care to the patients through medications and other non-surgical procedures. General physicians work to provide care for unusual or serious medical issues. They provide care to the patient until they are completely stabilized.
General physician provides care to the patients at hospital and visit the patients at consulting room along with the health professional. General physicians are not specialized to provide care to one specific organ of the body. General physicians play the crucial role in referring the patients to the specialist. They are trained to diagnose the critical disease. They also conduct the pre- and...