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Analysis and Synthesis of Final Research

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Analysis and Synthesis of Final Research

Introduction

Health economics can be defined as, a branch in economics that is concerned with issues that are related to behavior, efficiency, value, and effectiveness as they are produced in health. This has not been a topic of major discussion especially in the developed countries. The developing countries, however, seem to be still growing and therefore the need to assess and analyze the healthcare economic model. Africa has a lot of developing nations (Mills et al, 2012). There are 52 nations that are developing at different rates and, therefore, the systems may Continue reading...

Introduction

Environmental issues are generally those that impact the environment, and the adverse effects of various activities carried out by humans in their surrounding environment. Environmental issues range from different topics. One of the impending issues is the depletion of fisheries (Castro and Huber). In this paper, we discuss the impact of fisheries depletion on US population, environment and the development of policies.

Fisheries Depletion: An Environmental Issue

Fisheries depletion is a major concern across the world as its impacts are being considered in the oceanic and human populations. There are several environmental impacts that arise due to fishing that include overfishing, depletion of fisheries, Continue reading...

INTRODUCTION

Edgar Allan Poe is probably the most notable and recognizable gothic storyteller in history. His work might be perceived as darkly ironic filled with unsettling scenarios. From the antagonistic “nevermore” of “The Raven” to the frightening certainty of death in “The Masque of the Red Death” or the terror of the swinging blade of “The Pit and the Pendulum” and the horrors of being buried alive, Poe mastered these disturbing scenes. Poe’s stories work to test the boundaries of comfort among readers, offering them characters that are often unstable, unreliable, or crazy. These elements are all well represented Continue reading...

The Power of Unions in USA today

A union is an association of people that agree to work together for a purpose. The working of union is democratic where elections are held for officers. The elected officers then make decisions for the protection of their rights on behalf of their members. There are around 60 national/international unions working across USA. "In the United States, Unions represented about one-third of all workers in the 1960s" (Licthenstein, 2013). At the moment, unions symbolize only about 13% of the total labor force. Although diluted in many areas, Labor Unions persist to be a vital force in a lot of Continue reading...

Patho physiological basis

Sam’s Heart Rate (HR) was 106. This value is a little in the higher side since the normal heart rate for an adult is between 60 and 100 beats per minute. He had a Pulse Oximetry of 98 percent at rest. Oximetry is a procedure for measuring the concentration of oxygen in the blood (Medicinenet). Slight wheezes were also detected on both sides of his chest.
Sam’s clinic spirometry (measurement of lung volumes and airflow) results for Forced Expiratory Volume (FEV) in one second FEV1 was 61 percent and post-albuterol treatment was 76 percent. Spirometry is usually Continue reading...

The most important professional goal of the nursing profession is to provide quality health services and improve human health. Medication errors are the most common mistakes negatively affecting the care of patients and threatening the provision of health services. Medication errors may look harmless, but mistakes in the processes of prescription of drugs, dispensation and the administration of medications may injure a high number of individuals in many countries. Currently, such mistakes are now considered as a worldwide problem given that they increase the length of stay of patients in hospitals, increase the mortality rates and also the associated Continue reading...

Business

Social entrepreneurship is a relatively new and trendy concept referring to a wide variety of projects, initiatives and processes that help to create and develop social value through innovative approaches and innovative technologies (Lundstrom et al., 2013.) Recent researches see a social entrepreneur as a multi-faceted construct, proactive, risk-taking, creative and innovative. Along with these characteristics of modern economy businessmen (today’s tech startup founders often match this definition perfectly), social entrepreneurs “recognize social value, face moral complexity, purpose of coherent unity, having social mission and virtuous behavior” (Mort, Weerawarden, & Carnegie, as cited in Hussain, 2014.)
Social business is Continue reading...

Overall my online research on the UM-Flint library was worthwhile and fulfilling. Using y log-in information, I was able to access numerous journal repositories, books, articles, and other information sources. The university website had all the resources that I needed to learn what I wanted to learn about my topic. The easy to understand icons and words in the website makes it user friendly. It should be noted that the topic that I chose to research on was racism. In order to make my research experience more meaningful, I had to organize my ideas first and determine the key Continue reading...

Introduction

There lacks a standard definition when it comes to gangs. Various scholars and research teams have come up with varied ways of looking at the term. The National Gang Center (2015) provides several terms that are synonymous with the word gang. These are street gang, youth gang and criminal street gang. Through these terminologies, two aspects stand out when talking about gangs. These are the street aspect and the street crimes. The first street aspect is all about the socialization process that takes place in the streets for the gangs, while the other crime aspects define what the gangs Continue reading...

Introduction

Considered the second largest gas giant, Saturn has strong winds that are much stronger than the winds here on Earth. Moreover, once every thirty Earth years, a strong storm churns in the planet’s atmosphere so great that it creates a bright spot visible to weaker telescopes. In addition, this storm is so massive that its diameter can be larger than Earth’s while leaving a trail of weaker storms that encircles the entire planet. This phenomenon which occurs every one Saturnian year is collectively known as the Great White Spots of Saturn. In this light, this paper aims Continue reading...