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ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT AIRWAYS

Advanced life support as we understand is the next step to basic life support which is aimed at securing the circulation and the respiratory airways a step ahead than the basic life support in an effort to revive a sinking patient. The need of advanced life support arises when the basic life support measures have been administered and further steps are required to ensure that the patient is safe from any further dangers that may be life threatening to him. The steps involved in the Advanced life support procedures comprises of both cardiac and respiratory measures. The procedures involved Continue reading...

Introduction

Common Law marriage occurs in some states when a couple has lived together for a certain period of time. They may not have legally gone to perform a marriage but as a result of their long-term cohabitation they are considered the same as a married couple. Although the couple has not yet decided to get documentation of their marriage certain factors may justify them as a married couple. These factors include living together in the same home for a certain amount of time (one year or more), presenting themselves as a married couple and having an engagement to be Continue reading...

Throughout their history, countries may develop as autonomous, semi-autonomous, or dependent states. As such, they have a privilege of pursuing their own vector of development, have it determined by dominant political administrations, or have a partially allowed discretion. Some countries or regions go on to wrest their fate from the firm grip of a superior political master while others languish in their roles of other states’ political satellites. Catalonia is a region in Spain with its unique culture, linguistic abundance, a historical legacy, and economic potential. Still, its history is rather an endless series of periods, over which political Continue reading...

PROFESSIONAL ROLE SOCIALIZATION

Introduction
Socialization is an element practiced in every sector and organization. Through socialization, people learn roles, values, and statuses necessary in participating in a social institution. In nursing, socialization is a life-long process where nurses learn the rules and norms of nursing practice (Claywell, 2009). Socialization starts in learning institutions all the way to workplaces and the entire society at large. Professional socialization in nursing is the process through which nurses internalize and develop professional identity by acquiring knowledge, skills, values, beliefs, norms, and ethical standards with the aim of fulfilling the nursing professional role (Dinmohammadi et al., 2013). Continue reading...

In the twenty-first century, grandparenthood is at the heart of the contemporary family, as well as the changes in the society. The profound changes experienced in the past 50 years have modified the manner in which several families organize to rear their children. Traditionally, grandparents served as short-term caregivers to their grandchildren, socializing agents and support sources. Nevertheless, half-century grandparents have increasingly drifted from their traditional roles as grandparents in the past and are now assuming the roles that are supposed to be taken up by the parents of the children. This new development of grandparenthood is attributed to Continue reading...

Introduction

In today's world of suicide kills more people than all the combined conflicts. The assistance of professional consultants for Suicide Prevention is clearly becoming a necessary and critical in the world. Suicide causes a complex interaction of biological, genetic, psychological, sociological, cultural factors, coupled with environmental factors. Improvements in the recognition of suicidal behavior in society, referral and increase control manifestations of such behavior - the most important steps to prevent suicides. It is crucial to prevent - to determine vulnerable and at-risk individuals; understand the circumstances that affect their self-destructive behavior, and to effectively structure interventions. That is Continue reading...

Analysis of the New York Times’ Article, “Walmart Workers Demand $15 Wage in Several Protests” based on Principles Highlighted in Chapter 13 of Lloyd L. Byars’s and Leslie Rue’s Human Resource Management
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1. Analysis of Business Issue 3
a. What is the situation in the Industry? Trends? Competition? 3
b. What is the strategy of this company? 4
c. What are the main reasons for the development described in the article? 4
2. Human Resource Strategy 5
a. Which HR strategy needs to be embraced to support the business strategy in the given Continue reading...

Introduction

The hard republican party that operated under the headship of Berry Goldwater did follow the socialistic cause in the vague of modernism, but the party’s basic purpose was to challenge the democracy so that the a few intellectually superior minds can make the decisions for the public, and the people should select the government, but they must have limited power of determining the actions of the administration.

Historical Political Perspective between Republicans and Democrats

However, the classic democrat party won over republicans because the masses did not have an urge to operate under the softer controls of the socialism during 1964 Presidential elections, and in Continue reading...

Introduction

Healthcare systems are some of the most imperative social systems that support the well-being of a nation or a society (Swayne et al, 13). The concept of a national healthcare system basically involves infrastructures, efforts, policies, facilities as well as knowledge and skills applied to provide healthcare services to a specific population. In most cases, healthcare systems are governed and managed by three main bodies i.e. governments, private organizations as well as non-governmental organizations (Swayne et al, 14). Over the years, healthcare systems have undergone major transformations, especially those facilitated by the occurrence of technological advancements as well as Continue reading...

Executive summary

Over the years, the business environment experienced various major financial scandals as a result of poor corporate governance. Consequently, this has raised concerns about the importance of IT governance to counter the bottleneck facing the business world. The IT management is important because of several reasons. (1) IT governance has a significant role to play in enhancing corporate governance in a business environment. (2) The business world is lacking accountability and is unable to reflect the responsibilities for the IT services. (3) There is a potential widening gap between what business think about the IT and how the IT Continue reading...

German biologist, Christiane Nusslein-Volhard is renowned for elucidation of the genetic control of embryonic development of fruit flies. Her contribution earned her the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, together with American geneticists Eric Wieschaus and Edward B. Lewis. Throughout this paper I will detail the early career of Dr. Nusslein-Volhard and the ways in which her research helped to revolutionize the field of developmental biology as it pertains to embryonic development and gene analysis/function.

Academic background

Christiane Nusslein-Volhard was born on October 20th, 1940 in Magdeburg, Germany. As she grew, she developed interest in studying plants and animals and inclination Continue reading...

Abstract

The argumentative discussion involves the justification of America’s need to take an aggressive action towards supporting scientific and technological achievement particularly in the field of biomedical engineering. Being the center of the world superpower, the United States has always been an example of a progressive nation that leads the field of innovation. However, the developments particularly in biomedical engineering is in a slow pace, which is a result of the lack of initiative to leverage on knowledge-based workers and industries in order to secure long-term economic sustainability.

America needs to take Aggressive Action Towards Supporting Scientific and Technological Achievement (Biomedical Engineering)

Introduction
Science and technological breakthroughs have changed the world over and Continue reading...

Introduction

Death penalty is certainly one of the most controversial and debated topics. However, until today, no consensus has been reached on whether death penalty is ethically correct or not. Public opinion is divided on the issue. Abolitionists, for example, argue that that death penalty is morally incorrect while proponents argue that death penalty is necessary to promote justice. While the abolitionists have been quite vocal about their arguments, public opinion contradicts as revealed by surveys that shows the general public’s support for death penalty. Evidently, there is a moral and ethical dilemma regarding the issue of whether or Continue reading...

Introduction

Boundaries, according to the Code of Ethics for Registered Nurses [CORN] (Canadian Nurses Association [CNA], 2008), are points in the “nurse-person” (i.e. professional-client) relationship that should not be allowed to change in order to avoid changes in the professional therapeutic relationship to an unprofessional and personal kind. The South Dakota Chiropractic Association (2007) defined it as “limits” for “safe connections” between people. In general, though, these boundaries pertains not merely to relationships but to professional ethical boundaries as well wherein the prescribed professional objectives (e.g. patient care or student education) become diverted and the professional relationship rendered ineffective or Continue reading...

Abstract

Domestic violence although said to be under control, is a degradation of humanity. In most cases, victims try to convince themselves that they are the cause of the violence and if they behaved differently, the violence would not have been there in the first place. However, no individual should be subjected to such treatment. For years, matters of Domestic violence have proved hard to handle when the offender is a famous individual. It is logic enough that we are equal under the law. The society rebukes judges for giving petty penalty to famous domestic violent offenders. On the other Continue reading...

Cultural competency in nursing care

Introduction
Culture has an important bearing on an individual’s health status and the interpretation of health and disease. In an increasingly multicultural society, culturally competent care is a key imperative for nursing staff. Besides being based on principles of social justice, it also has an effect on treatment outcomes. This work reflects on the concept of culturally competent care, discusses the guiding principles and provides practical examples to illustrate the concept of cultural competence. In the second part, examples from Hispanic (Mexican American) culture are provided to illustrate the importance of culturally competent nursing care.

Understanding cultural competence

Culture is a Continue reading...

Quality Assurance

The human resource assets in an organization determine the failure or success of a business. Managing human resources effectively is one of the vital components of project management as managing people are a challenging and demanding task.
In this case, there is the requirement to hire instructors for a project management course. Some of the qualities used in making this hiring process include:
Observant and conversant: Instructors need to be observant and conversant with their teams. This is a requirement to determine how teams are performing task and how they feel about work or training. In the training sessions, Continue reading...

English

The Merriam Webster Dictionary defines communication as “the act or process of using words, sounds, signs, or behaviors to express or exchange information or to express your ideas, thoughts, feelings, etc., to someone else.” Most living creatures communicate with each other. In human beings communication is complex and has been defined and analyzed by many. I will talk about human communication particularly in relation to “The Saga of Sam and Alex.”
Effective communication in everyday life entails the exchange of “good” information, i.e. correct, truthful, relevant and understandable information. When two people meet and start a conversation, the first Continue reading...

According to McFerran in the ”A Dictionary of Nursing,” plastic surgery is “the reconstruction of parts of the body deformed or damaged by burns, major accidents, or cancer” and birth defects. In the Oxford Dictionary of English, plastic surgery refers to “the process of reconstructing or repairing parts of the body by the transfer of tissue, either in the treatment of injury or for cosmetic reasons”. Presumably, when a person seeks plastic surgery to fix a deformation after an accident or battled illness, societies will offer their support. After all, the plastic surgery in such cases attempts to reconstruct Continue reading...

HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT: ETHNIC & GENDER DISCRIMINATION

Introduction:
Diversity has become common word in each field due to global expansion of business. People are moving from home countries to host to search out jobs and take place in host countries on a permanent basis most of the time. Each country caters expatriates and, therefore, it has become vital that departments that are made with the help of community. For instance, police force must cater diversity in their workforce as well, in order to show the respect to ethnic groups and represent equality rather to promote differences. A community with diverse group requires such police workforce that Continue reading...