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(S1 AA) Overview of Medicare

Lavis et al. (2005) emphasized on the importance of using systematic reviews for the improvement of health care management and policy-making. Targeting health care managers and policymakers, systematic reviews provide evaluative insides on what needs to be improved in healthcare management and policy-making – quite like a feedback mechanism that aids the general interest of maintaining and developing healthcare. Generally deemed as authoritative figures in the realm of health care, health care managers and policymakers are thus understood as people whose inputs in health care-related policy formulation, implementation and modification are highly substantial. Thus, the Continue reading...

Dividend is the portion of a company’s revenue paid out to investors as cash or stock value. With the fluctuating factors of the financial market, investing with the aim of a regular income has its drawbacks. A healthy company is indicated by the dividends. The primary factor in considering any investment is that of risk. The article seeks to review dividends as an investment strategy.
Investors can share in the profits of a company in various ways. Dividends are a better and more direct way to share in the profits. It is important to consider the plan that Continue reading...

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1. Lackey, Katherine, and Oren Dorell. “Who's who: The 5 Paris Terror Suspects.” USA Today. 10 January
2015. Web.
This article profiles the five suspects involved in the terrorist attacks in Paris, one at the newspaper Charlie Hedbo, one at a supermarket, and a killing of a policewomen. The profiles discuss involvement of the suspects in their respective crimes and reveals their terrorist background, suggesting guilt of these suspects. In a place as cosmopolitan as Paris, there is often diverse belief systems and ethnicities living in close proximity. Unfortunately in this case, the clash of some very ideological zealots Continue reading...

Maia Kotrosits (2010) in the article “Rereading the Canonical Identity: A Sexual Ethics of Bible Interpretation,’ articulates the basis upon which the Bible is used to determine morality and ethics in the historical context of the canon. In the first few paragraphs, she describes in clear terms why the Bible is presumed as the absolute truth upon which Christians base their faith and actions. The dilemma that exists is to whether the Bible can be the true source or identity and sexual ethics upon which humans should act and whether it is the Christian’s the ultimate realities.
She Continue reading...

The production of Renewable Energy is vital for today’s environmental wellbeing of the planet as it benefits the environment immensely. Renewable be produced all across the globe as the sources of this energy are found over vast geographical area as compared to the other conventional sources that present only in certain countries and regions of the world. Benefits of renewable energy are numerous including energy security, cost effectiveness and positive trends in climate change mitigation. This paper compares and contrasts the government policies and development programs of two vital countries with renewable energy reforms: Malaysia and Germany. Malaysia Continue reading...

Forms of extremism and non-tolerance manifest almost all societies in the world, regardless of region, race or socio-economic status. In Muslim majority countries, it happens to be religious fundamentalism, in the Europe it happens to be anti-immigration an in the U.S it happens to be anti-immigration and a variety of forms of racism. Historically, great atrocities have been committed in the name of purism, superiority and a lot of other ideologies. Islam has gained a reputation around the world as a violent religion. It seems that wherever Islam goes, trouble follows in the form of terrorism. Analyzing the sociological Continue reading...

Although the overall crime rates have continued to decrease in recent decades, the rates of juvenile crime have continued to increase. The public and the media have grown to fear and juvenile crime, and this fear has caused a shift in the approach and policy of treating juvenile offenders. Whereas adult punishment (trial and incarceration) had been reserved for only exceptional cases, for example those with a history of violent crimes, nowadays even juveniles who do not have a history of (violent) crime get transferred to the adult criminal court jurisdiction. The public’s loss of confidence of the Continue reading...

The essay, “Becoming” by Anita Darcel Taylor explores how a young black girl in a suburb of New York comes of age in the tumultuous times of the late 60’s and 70’s. As Anita matures her observations of both racial and feminine equality are strongly shaped by her family and their attitudes. She is a quiet and thoughtful girl.
The essay begins with her describing her friendship with a white girl named Jackie. Jackie is a bookworm and content to be in her own company. Over the course of their six years in elementary school, the girls Continue reading...

Article Reviews

Police Investigations of the Use of Deadly Force Can Influence Perceptions and Outcomes
The article, written by Shannon Bohrer and Robert Chaney attempts to examine officer’s involvement in cases where use of deadly force is present. Misconceptions about use of deadly force are mentioned, as are preconceived notions and suggestions concerning when an officer is directly involved in the use of deadly force, i.e. has been shot, or has fired a gun. The investigative process is also assessed in an effort to understand if one situation should be handled differently than any other.
According to the article, a Continue reading...

The style of Arundhati Roy’s essay, “The Algebra of Infinite Justice,” reeks with an insightful and justifiably vitriolic treatise and stands as an excellent written work, in terms of an effective argumentative essay. The reasons why are many. In her introduction for example, Roy dives right into the open wounds that most American felt with the shock of what occurred on September 11th, 2001. It is noteworthy that Roy does not refer to the event as 9/11 or September 11 – but instead references the event by pointing out the bereavement of Americans’ “eyes full of tears,” after which Continue reading...