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Authors

Hassan S. Halawany (BDS, MPH, MS, MHSA, DrPH); Sultan Abdurahman A. Al-Faridda (BDS); Bandar Hussain K, Al- Saeed (BDS) and Mansour Ali-Homaied (BDS).

Abstract

Objective: The study conducted a survey among private dental practitioners in the Saudi Arabian City of Riyadh to investigate their attitudes towards children treatment, including the treatment of children with special care needs.
Methodology: The survey involved dentists working in Riyadh’s private dental clinics to undertake survey interviews inform of questionnaires. To describe the participants’ responses, the study used a 5 point Likert scale to rate participants’ responses regarding questions on adequacy of human resource Continue reading...

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Computers and internet connectivity have revolutionized the way organizations operate. This trend has not been lost on the healthcare industry. Care institutions are embracing the use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) through the implementation of electronic health records (EHRs). EHR refers to “longitudinal electronic records” of the pertinent health information of patients such as diagnoses, demographics and past health history (NIH National Center for Research Resources, 2006, p. 1). Such information arises from the daily activities in clinical settings. This paper provides a historical overview of the EHRs and evaluates their purpose, benefits and risks. Moreover, it also Continue reading...

Recently, increasing promiscuity and risky sexual behaviors have raised awareness and concern among various institutions of the society. The prevalence of sexual activity among teenage men and women has serious negative implications that call for an immediate address and solution of the problem. All such implications are now being further worsened by the rise of technology, such as mobile phones and Internet, making communication easier and faster. Technological improvements worsen the problem of teenage risky sexual engagements and promiscuity with the emergence of “sexting.” Sexting or the exchange of sexually suggestive material over any digital platforms is now being Continue reading...

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The most reputable international organization operating in the field of intellectual property – the World Intellectual Property Organization – defines intellectual property as an area of law which “refers to creations of the mind, such as inventions; literary and artistic works; designs; and symbols, names and images used in commerce” (WIPO, “What is Intellectual Property?” 2015). It is well known that the two main branches of intellectual property are copyright (artistic creations) and industrial property (inventions, industrial designs). Both branches are closely related to ethical and moral issues. Thus, for instance, in case of copyright an author is entitled to be Continue reading...

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The society remains with puzzles on the absolute status of any human rights found in the constitutional human rights legislations. The right to life in most cases refers to the ethical consideration for anyone to either commit murder or have his life go through euthanasia. The phenomenon of euthanasia occurs when one suffers from the terminal illness which becomes costly for the family members. It also takes place when the doctors fail to revive the patient suffering from the terminal illness. Therefore, Euthanasia may be understood as suicide assistance from medical practitioners due to risks involved in the life. Continue reading...

Program Overview

As the literature review detailed, this program will consist an integrated model of cognitive behaviour therapy and traditional coping or healing strategies based on Syrian culture. It is very important for therapists to understand the cultural and worldview of the clients, especially non-Western clients. Research suggests that therapists who are open to culturally relevant techniques and interventions to integrate culture wisdom with Western group counselling can help move clients toward more fulfilled lives (Loewy & Williams, 2002). More specifically, in Arabic cultures, approximately 72% of six Arab groups believe that women clients should be treated by female counsellors and men Continue reading...

The desperately ill patients of the present century have the chance to gain a second life through the process of organ transplantation. Thanks to the helpful innovations in the health care technology that made it possible. However, despite this significant improvement in the medical field, the sad news still circulates around almost every journal or the national newspapers. A recent data from the Washington post reveals that every day, 30 Americans who suffer from dysfunctional or diseased organs die. The culprit? The serious organ supply shortage in the United States. This tragic reality triggered the government to push for Continue reading...

The radiographer in the video demonstrates myriad communication skills that are essential in the medical environment. The patient is pregnant, and the doctor suspects that she might have suffered a stroke. Objective data shows that the patient cannot speak because of a possible stroke, but the CAT scan is highly needed to confirm the condition. Since the patient cannot speak, her husband is of great assistance. The radiographer takes time to ask questions provided in the pre-procedure consent form. The radiographer tries to answer all the issues put forward by the husband, mostly regarding the safety of the baby, Continue reading...

Essay

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Is comparative politics a science? Why is it so difficult to create a science of comparative politics?
Besides, O’Neil highlights that the scholars from different countries are unable to consent on the primary method to be applied when studying comparative politics: the researches hesitate between the traditional, behavioral or post-behavioral attitudes, comparative, quantitative or qualitative methods (6 – 11). However, the debate over the comparative politics’ methods is not the sole problem: states’ characteristics can differ in such a way that very often it is impossible to summarize findings to create a clear theory to be applied an Continue reading...

Affirmation of Confidentiality is one of the main reasons that drive patients into disclosing delicate personal information. The ethical principle of confidentiality existing within the physician-patient relationship protects patient’s genetic information. Nevertheless, confidentiality is not absolute (Peshkin& Burke, 2007). Mrs. Joan Smith has breast/ovarian cancer and does not want to share the information with her family members. On the other hand, there is one in two chances that her sister also has the cancer. As both are patients at the clinic, their interests have to be upheld. From an ethical point of view, the nurse has the responsibility Continue reading...

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One of the worst and the most inhuman crimes discussed by the civic societies is child abuse because of the serious impacts of this evil on the victim as well as the society as a whole. Children are vulnerable to abuses of various kinds and magnitudes as their exposure to unsafe conditions at households, schools or other organized groups are generally free from the social surveillance and the perceived moral justice norms. Although the number and frequency may vary with the differences in legislature and cultural standards among the societies, each case of child Continue reading...

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Clinical Trials to Developing Nations: Ethics Issues

In the last 20 years, a number of American drug enterprises such as Pzifer and Bayer have outsourced their clinical tests to Third World countries. This is due to the decreased costs and facilitated examination results. Emerging countries have embraced clinical tests outsourcing as a way for them to give their citizens what would have been prohibitive and expensive healthcare services.
Withal, by opting for this mechanism, criticisms regarding the ethicality of the practice have arisen. Among the issues that have arisen include failure to secure the needed consent from the patients, convey the threats regarding Continue reading...

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Facilitation refers to a management ability that needs from individuals to remain reliable, extremely present, and calm. It is a daily life ability which individuals apply in gatherings, family units, and in the community tasks and it is not only specific to experts. If an individual becomes a leader in any discipline then the person receives gains from the process facilitator abilities that eventually enable people to listen and focus well among themselves, to aid a community establish comprehending when contests appear, and to know the ways to safeguard the mutual preference of the community.
A term “facilitators” denotes Continue reading...

The scientific advancement in the recent past has grown in leaps and bounds. The field of genetic engineering has not been left behind with some scientists attempting to use genetic knowledge to improve the human species in various ways. The big questions arising is whether there are enough justifiable reasons to so. The whole process is marred with various arguments and counter augments with the centre stage being the morality of genetically modified humans, and the potential risks. Genetic modification of humans has more potential risks than benefits.
First, it is worth noting that genetic modification of humans being Continue reading...

One has to ask why there is a growing trend for increasing numbers of young teenage girls deciding that they need to undergo cosmetic plastic surgery procedures to improve their appearance. It is puzzling to say the least, particularly as there have been well-publicized instances of negative after-effects, which one might think would discourage other women even to consider plastic surgery as the way to improve their own appearance. A classic and perhaps notorious example in recent times was the case of the French-manufactured breast implants, containing an unsuitable (industrial grade) silicone filling. Many of those implants later ruptured, Continue reading...

RESUSCITATION TRAINING PROGRAM FOR THE

NON-MEDICAL STAFF OF A UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL
Effectiveness of a simplified cardiopulmonary resuscitation training program for the non-medical staff of a university hospital
Part 1: Evaluation of “Effectiveness of a simplified cardiopulmonary resuscitation training program for the non-medical staff of a university hospital” by Hirose, Iwami, Ogura, Matsumoto, Sakai, Yamamoto, Mano, Fujino, and Shimazu.
The article gave a brief overview of the rapid-response system for in-hospital patients. It noted that although the primary recipients of the CPR training were the emergency medicine doctors and nurses, the first responders potentially were non-medical staff. Education for these employees and volunteers was not Continue reading...

Present day industry environment has become complex with a myriad of ethical issues disturbing the business image. Fashion industry has often experienced aggravation for using animals, disturbing indigenous cultures, deteriorating the environment, and exploiting poor people in developing nations. These factors go against moral principles that are necessary to govern an individual's behavior and conduct. Issues in fashion industry are so frequent that scholars have coined a term, ethical fashion to represent an approach to sourcing, designing and manufacturing of products that maximize the benefits in the society and minimize the harms.
A recent report by WWF-UK says that Continue reading...

A sex offense is the acts that promote sexual assault or nature towards another person without his or her consent. The effectiveness of this treatment is a heated topic debated today. It is imperative to note that the public fear of sex offenders is often over created by the media itself. With a low number of offenders coming through the criminal justice system with a huge amount of resources been applied for their effective treatment is a point of concern and need in-depth evaluation of whether these treatment programs are effective (MacKenzie, 2006).
Even those researchers who believe that Continue reading...

In this observational study, a hypothesis that the practice of hand washing is not influenced on social orientation was developed and tested against the results obtained. Hand washing was identified as the dependent variable that is influenced by an individual’s social orientation (independent variable). The washrooms of a college students’ cafeteria and a public restaurant provided the settings to study two different social orientations of the participants. An unobtrusive observation was conducted in each of the two different settings for 20 minutes. A total of 50 participants in each setting were observed. The findings revealed that about 70% Continue reading...

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Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is known as one of the long-standing medical procedures in history that dates back in the 1960s. It was introduced to the public and developed for the purpose of reversing cardiac arrests happening while in the middle of surgery. In the year 1974, the American Medical Association created recommendations for a patient’s inclination towards a “code status.” This recommendation is in other words if they would want to receive CPR or would opt not to receive the procedure. This option will be documented in the hospital’s records as per the recommendations of the American Continue reading...