A health management system (HMS) is a medical process in which an assessment of the economic type cost-benefit analysis determines a body’s regulation of its physiology and health. The incorporation of calculations into body regulation provides science grounded approach to mind-body phenomena which cannot be explainable by low-level theories.

Army professionals are not combated medics who risk their lives in the battlefield to treat and rescue fellow soldiers. The medic who deploys with a combat unit is part of the military occupational specialty (MOS) known as 68W. A combat medic primary responsibility is to provide emergency medical treatment limited to primary care and health protection and evacuation from the point of injury or illness.

A professional nurse strives to provide safe, competent care to patients through furthering knowledge and skills which he or she gains from the experience they receive from working in hospital and healthcare facilities. Professional nurses must have a diploma or a degree and must be registered by the state to have a license to practice. These nurses must be confident to take decisions in client care, showing honesty thereby gaining the trust of the patient.

Nursing homes are care facilities for a person that has had a recent inpatient stay at a hospital or a healthcare facility. It is beneficial to patients who have had recent medication changes and are in need of some guidance related to potential side effects monitoring ensuring effective medication. Many patients visiting these homes require help with cleaning their houses, doing their laundry, transportation to go see a doctor concerning appointments. Home care can also benefit patients on a short-term basis. For example, those who have had a recent surgery can greatly benefit from these health care services.