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Analysis and Synthesis of Prior Research – Legal, Ethical, and Cultural Environment Impacts on the Healthcare System of Africa

Patient healthcare has for years been a source of debate for international communities. Social science has been aiming to make healthcare accessible to all; however, several legal, ethical, and cultural factors may still be limiting the provision of healthcare in some countries. A long wait before receiving the services, high costs of treatment, or inadequately compensated healthcare workers, may limit the number of patients who receive the desired level of medical attention and treatment. The number of factors affecting the provision of healthcare is enormous but each setting has its own set of issues, the most common one being Continue reading...

Milgram (1963) investigated destructive obedience to determine how harmful people would be to other people because they were told to. This study was largely inspired by the Nazi’s crimes against humanity, and Milgram (1963) referenced the millions of people killed and the acts committed as a result of obeying orders. Milgram’s (1963) experiment required men to deliver what they thought were dangerous, high voltage shocks to another man. Subjects were told that they were participating in an experiment about punishment and memory, and each subject was told to deliver a higher voltage for every wrong answer given. Continue reading...

No Child Left Behind

No Child Left Behind Act of 2001(NCLB) is an act of Congress that is a reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. This piece of legislation was proposed by President George Bush on January23,2001,passed on May 23,2001 by the House of Representatives and then passed by the Senate of United States on June 14,2001 and finally signed into law by President Bush on January 8,2002.It includes Title 1 that is the government’s flagship program to aid disadvantaged students (Carlson, 2005).The NCLB Act is in support of Standards-based education reform that Continue reading...

Digital or cybercrime refers to a wide range of crimes including identity theft, credit card fraud and vandalism that involve a computer or a computer network. Accordingly, digital criminals are as diverse as the crime they perpetrate. To be sure, despite the common belief that the digital criminal is the socially inept, loner teenager operating from his computer home computer, it is important that society, and law enforcement officials especially, understand that there is no single unified theory that can explain the behavior of a digital criminal. Rather like all criminal activity, the explanation of any particular crime relies Continue reading...

The health care delivery system in the state of Maryland is not universally enjoyed by all the people. Such is the case with all the health care delivery systems in the various states of the US. There are various subsystems that are developed by the need of the population or by market forces. Some of these subsystems include managed care, military care, vulnerable population care, and integrated delivery (JBLearning, 2015). The state of Maryland has a diverse population that is concentrated around Washington and Baltimore. Only 10% of the population in Maryland lives in the rural areas. The people Continue reading...

ABSTRACT

Technology has been an element in the enhancement of healthcare. With the development of many technologies, healthcare has received a lot of new technologies that have been instrumental in the management of the healthcare processes. The process of implementing a new technology in healthcare nursing makes use of various types of strategies. The strategies include e-nursing strategy, e-learning strategy, multifaceted strategies (A combination of different strategies), innovation, planning, analysis, technology transfer, technology diffusion. Other strategies include managerial strategies, management information system, proactive strategies and initiative to support better distribution of health personnel and facilities. This paper explains each one Continue reading...

Introduction

In the world of today, the diversity of the religion, faith and spirituality is what majorly defines a good number of people and allows people to understand their experiences including illness and health. For the physical therapist to achieve a perfect performance to his or her patients, it is very important for them to understand the way in which to relate to patients of diverse culture and religion. The resent therapists strongly believe that giving special attention to spiritual and religion can contribute positively towards the health of the patient. It can also provide tools and hope for coping Continue reading...

Volunteering at Animal Shelters

Millions of animals each year become candidates for animal shelter in British Columbia. Although not every unwanted pet becomes a ward of a shelter, many of them do. Once in the shelter, every attempt is made to find a loving home for the animal. Whether the animal is a dog, cat, rabbit, bird, horse, or other creature eligible for adoption, standards and practices are mandatory for their effective care. Unfortunately, due to massive overpopulation it sometimes becomes necessary to euthanize unwanted animals after a period of time. In order to address the plight of these animals, research was done Continue reading...

Human Development

Human Development

Introduction

Life course transitions in human development in the older adulthood stage includes both the “time on” and “time off” influences according to biology, cognitive, psychological, and emotional issues. The normal development of the on time factor relates to social, biological, and physical development norms. The differences of how the time off aspects of this particular aspect of the older adulthood stage of human development aligns to particular cultural groups in some aspects about beliefs concerned with aging, and the manner families care for their older family members. This stage of human development also occurs decline of both Continue reading...

After observing the 20 minute video of myself on the computer, I noticed a number of things. Firstly, my posture was somewhat awkward than I had expected. I had a slumping posture or a forward head posture where my ears were not directly sitting on my shoulders instead they were forward of the shoulders. I think this forward head posture is the reason behind my constant strains on my head, neck and shoulder that at times become painful.
According to studies, this posture is the most common in computer users worldwide. Pundits cite that with every inch one’s Continue reading...