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Chamberlain College of Nursing
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Introduction
The primary goal of telenursing is delivering nursing care with the use of telemedicine technologies in the environment where the participants are geographically separated. The studies show telenursing is used in chronic, pediatric, coronary, psychiatric, obstetric, orthopedic, neurologic, rehabilitative and newborn care (Grady & Schlachta-Fairchild, 2007), with impressive results like improved glucose profile of diabetes’ patients, symptoms’ reduction in cancer care, minimal requirement for intravenous infusions in ICUs (Williams, Habbard, Daye & Bardenn, 2012; Lashkari et al.,2013;Petitte et al.,2014). Telenursing is appreciated by patients for continuous Continue reading...

Study Program

While it is universally evident that alcoholic liver diseases—suggestive by the name as well—are caused by alcohol, risk factors for it are still being argued and disputed. Some studies claim that ultimate risk factors for alcoholic liver diseases are still unknown or largely undiscovered while others have determined only excessive alcohol intake as the only risk factor that actually substantially causes alcoholic liver diseases (Huang, Yang, and Kao, 2011:1; Jackson and Gleeson, 2010:66). While it is true that excessive alcohol intake is the major risk factor for alcoholic liver disease, one study has also enumerated other various Continue reading...

Abstract

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a disorder of the central nervous system. It induces severe psychosocial disturbances in the children and adolescents. One of the important concerns is the effect of ADHD on the school age children. Especially, elementary or middle school students with ADHD frequently encounter school failures every school year. So, the main objective of the study was to highlight a case study of a thirteen year old boy named Steven who had ADHD related symptoms. Steven experienced certain abnormal and strange classroom behavior as per the reports of English and Math teachers. As such, a Continue reading...

Locus of Control and

Cognition

Locus of Control and Cognition

Introduction
The following scholastic dialogue provides a case study conducted with the client permission to present the work in this academic exercise in development of this case study report form of a client suffering performance anxiety and seeking CH as a treatment according to the precepts of locus of control and cognition. This document includes the profile and history of the patient in determining and creating the foundation for prescribed best practice in an academic environment (Defazio et al 2010) centred on the locus of control and cognition with applied hypnotherapy for treating performance anxiety reported by the Continue reading...

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Introduction
The human body relies on approximately 50 essential nutrients every day (Tipton & Wolfe, 2004). In addition, in an adjusted environment of an athlete in a power sport such as swimming the nutritional supply should be supplemented. A 100-m swimmer has a higher energy demand and as such requires a diet that is full of kilocalories (Stellingwerff, et al, 2011). Sufficient carbohydrates, proteins, and fats must be constantly supplied to help athletes maintain their body weight while also meeting the demands of competition and Continue reading...

Abstract

The rationale of this study is to investigate the notion of opportunity along with the role it plays in the processes of social entrepreneurship. This study presents single-case study of Denmark’s sustainable community. The data is been collected through documents, interviews as well as from the television programs. The case study uncovers that opportunity captures number of diverse forms in process. These diverse forms are results from incessant mobilization of the actors. Based on these findings, social entrepreneurship processes’ model has been projected, where mobilization along with transformation drives the process. The findings propose that social entrepreneur actively Continue reading...

Electrolux Cleans Up

The future of this Swedish company depended on the research conducted by the company to a group of consumers. Further, the groups were divided into four, and then given feminine names, namely: Catherine, Monica, Ana, and Maria. Their ideas are what shaped the future inventions of Electrolux Cleans Up Company. For example, ‘Catherine’ did not fancy carrying her laundry from the basket and into the washer; rather she preferred sliding them. The idea became a critical consideration when it came to upgrading their washers. The four group suggestions were representation of 160,000 company consumers all over the world Continue reading...

Introduction

Child rights have increasingly become a subject of much debate in the modern society. The question of respect and upholding of children’s dignity and wellbeing has dominated various discussions. As well, child right movements have emerged. Chief among these is the human rights societies. Indeed, the subject of children rights must consider the definitions, boundaries, limits, and responsibilities of child protection laws. This paper focusses on a typical case of an alleged violation of child right. For purposes of clarity and flow of thought, I will use pseudonyms to recount the event.

Craig (Student): (In a tempered tone) That is none of your business!

Craig: I said that is none Continue reading...

How leaders influence employees' innovative behavior

The overall performance of a company depends on many factors. Each and every employee’s contribution to the company is important in its accomplishment in the industry, country, and global competition as each affects collective results. Hence, suitable leadership plays an important role in directing an organization towards a success. Jeroen P.J. de Jong, Deanne N. Den Hartog of the European Journal of Innovation Management wrote a research about leadership. They specifically discussed how leaders can effectively influence the employees to be innovative (Jong et.al. 2007).
Jong et.al. Identified 13 important leadership behaviors that can enhance innovative traits among Continue reading...

Introduction

There are a number of concerns in respect to our sexuality. The field of sexual health is very broad and has a number of inter-related challenges and problems. Some of the challenges involved in this field are very common among the youths. Sexual health issues comprises of the problems related to sexual health, sexual pleasures as well as the issue of eroticism (Regmi et al.). Young people are the most confused individuals especially in terms of sexual health. Being one of the young people I have found ignorant on a number of things involving my sexuality. Ignorant comes due Continue reading...

Selection at Hyatt Hotels Corporation

Section 1: Executive Summary
For a team writing project on Strategic Human Resource Initiatives we are picking the Hyatt Hotel Corporation, and in particular this essay is focused on their SELECTION process and how to change the current one and/or introduce new practices to guarantee the corporation can keep its leading role among the current global hotel brands. In particular the new designed selection process must contribute to three major goals of the Hyatt Hotel Corporation, they want to enhance their revenues, they want to continue their expansion to the BRIC countries (Brazil – Russia – India – China) and they want Continue reading...

Introduction

Delegation is the situation whereby the responsibility and authority of performing a certain task is transferred to another person e.g. the manager may delegate a certain task to his/her juniors (Kersley et al., 2013). In delegation the person who delegate usually retains the rights and benefits of the contract and the also obligations of the contract. People delegate because they see it as a way to save time, achieve more and it increase the value of that leader who has delegated the work since it earns them respect and loyalty. When you delegate work, it is going to increase Continue reading...

Breaches in Workplace, Health and Safety Laws

The Workplace, Health and Safety laws were implemented as from January, 2012; they have played a significant role in regulating the manner through, which organisations and companies provide safe and healthy working environments to their clients (Taylor & Easter, 2013). These regulations guide safety issues i.e. Provision of efficient First Aid Services to compensation of workers (Taylor & Easter, 2013). However, in the context of the Tourist Hotel, it appears that there are several cases of breach of these laws as discussed herein:

Breach of First Aid Provision Laws

The Workplace, Health and Safety Laws stipulate five major steps that have to be considered by organizations in Continue reading...

Introduction

Celiac disease (CD), also known as gluten enteropathy, is a life-long gluten-sensitive autoimmune disorder of the small intestine that affects genetically susceptible people all over the world. The disease is triggered by the consumption of gluten, which is a protein complex, typically found in barley, wheat, and rye. The disease affects the villi of the small intestine, preventing the body from absorbing nutrients, primarily fat, calcium, iron, and folate. In celiac disease, the body begins to attack itself whenever a genetically susceptible person eats gluten. At least 0.6 to 1.0% of the population worldwide is affected by this disease ( Continue reading...

Evidence Based Nursing Practice

Introduction
Nursing has a strong tradition that focuses on different ways of knowing how to provide excellent care. According to Carper’s theory, there are four significant patterns that define nursing which include personal, ethics, empiric and aesthetic patterns. Evidence-based practice (EBP) is a standard procedure that provides nurses with a method that they can use to critically appraise and scientifically prove evidence for the delivery of quality health care to a particular population (Barry, 2014).
Evidence-based practice has an empiric way of knowing and focusing on the methods of critically applying and appraising available research and data to Continue reading...

Management

Introduction
The rationale of this paper seeks to address issues of organizational change, the reasons for organizational change, the approaches that are used in organizational change and the possible outcomes of such change. The paper is based on a case study of Lincoln hospital where there were problems that arose as a result of change in the organization's structure and leadership. Based on the case study, this paper shall analyze the processes that were used as intervention measures to solve the stalemate and what other alternative measures would have worked. The main focus of this paper is, therefore, organizational Continue reading...

Undergraduate Course – Business

SICLI is a private security service company formed in 1924 by Charles Sachs. The business, through its operating companies, provide the required regulatory specialist services to the public and private sector corporations. From its inception in 1970, it was run as a family business through management of the founder’s son and the grandson. The company entered the stock exchange market in 1960 and 1974. They later expanded to the European market (Germany) and United States In 1985. This paper will examine the challenges the organization is likely to face as it engages in overseas expansion of locations, the Continue reading...

Abstract

Telemedicine is the video, audio and electronic information processing and telecommunication technology used to provide assists health care and services at distant sites. Several countries have successfully implemented telemedicine. With the new development in computing and technology, some countries are facing challenges in implementing telemedicine. This research focuses on Tele Mondo health organization located in Maldives. Considering the interviews conducted and feedback collected from the natives, there are various factors that hinder the implementation of telemedicine in Maldives. However, there are success factors that would help implement telemedicine in Tele Mondo health care organization. They include; creating awareness, seeking Continue reading...

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Assignment
The cross-sectional multicentered study of severe maternal morbidity (SMM) and maternal near miss (NM) in Brazil (Oliveira et al., 2014) is aimed to evaluate SMM and NM rates in two age groups, adolescent girls and women older than 35 years, compared to the middle reproductive age. It is a descriptive study based on the previous exploratory research data on the prevalence of SMM and NM among specific age groups (Gray, Wallace, Nelson, Reed, & Schiff, 2012) and investigating high prevalence of SMM and NM in the specific population with specific features (the extremes of fertile age), with a description Continue reading...

Management Philosophy

Diversity leads to uniquely better ideas and a stronger workforce, so management should ensure that diversity is promoted and supported.
How Diversity Philosophy Leads to Success
When a group people come from the same background, race, gender, age group, etc., they tend to share similar experiences, thought patterns, and often times they come to the same conclusion (Ghosh, 2014). They also may have all of the same strengths and all of the same weaknesses. This is when a lack of diversity becomes a huge problem.
According to Dijk, et al. (2012), diversity in the workforce “lead(s) to increased Continue reading...