Care Plan Case Study: Systolic heart failure myocardial infarction Heart failure is costly for our healthcare systems and one of the leading causes for hospitalization. Many patients are not able to manage their heart failure after discharge and are readmitted back to the hospital within 30 days of being discharged. Another issue among these heart failure patients is their quality of life. These patients tend to have a poor quality of life if they don’t know how to manage their...
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Abstract Religion provides many benefits to humans, and also allows human beings to make sense of our existence. Religions around the world provide answers to the ways in which we were created, and the occurrences of events, and they also provide a moral and ethical code by which we live. Christianity and Islam, are both different religions, yet they stand for the same principles with the aim of making us better people and helping us through our lives. When analyzing...
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“What goes around… comes all the way back around” –Justin Timberlake. What a fitting lyric from one of today’s biggest pop stars and one that fits the X Generation perfectly. Already, we have brought “back around” old styles of fashion and music. Now, as more of our generation begins to enter the political world we are seeing a change in policies that have held firm for almost a century. More specifically, we are seeing a change in the attitude toward...
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A Critical Approach towards an Integrative Dynamic Framework for Understanding and Managing Organizational Culture Change The concept of an organizational culture virtually started in the 1970s. However, it started to gain momentum and prominence in the 1980s after researchers established the significant role that culture played in the workplace. A lot of authors argued that culture is both the source of problems and the basis for solutions. Therefore, studies on organizational culture centered on how people behave in an organization...
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Who Am I Essay 1 (200 words) The question "Who am I?" is an eternal inquiry that lies at the heart of human existence. It is a profound quest for self-discovery, where we delve into the intricacies of our thoughts, emotions, and aspirations. This Who Am I Essay essay delves into the introspective exploration of personal identity and the factors that shape our understanding of ourselves. Self-identity is a complex amalgamation of experiences, values, and beliefs. Our cultural background and...
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Second-generation Mexican-Americans are among the fastest-growing populations in the United States representing over 59% of the Latino population and are loosening cultural ties the family dynamic begins to fall apart even with strong maternal figures encouraging youth to accommodate both cultures, (U.S. Bureau of Census, 2001, 2004). “Several authors suggest that challenges created by this dual cultural adaptation process represent a substantial risk for Mexican American (and other minority) youths and may lead to negative mental health outcomes, low self-esteem,...
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Executive Summary Our team’s purpose in writing this report is to educate others on the topic of Marijuana; specifically the history, the medical and financial benefits, and laws regarding state and federal jurisdiction of the drug. The information used for our research came from reliable sources such as news articles from U.S. News and CNBC, Harvard Medical School Dr. Peter Grinspoon, and news outlet sources such as business insiders and the morning consult. Starting in the 1930s, and resurging in...
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Introduction Literature is freedom of literature and expressing your thoughts whereas law is fixed and its boundaries cannot be expanded. Law is set of rules through which society is governed and literature is reflection of human behaviour. Law is neutral but literature is personalized. Law is limited by its own connotations. Law, Literature and Cinema have evolved and are evolving gradually. Variations in law come from society and law provides trouble-free methods to acquire those variations. Law is that science...
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As medical science advances, and our ability to keep people alive improves, we increasingly find people reaching the last stages of their life, or surviving in conditions that would have proved fatal in the past. However, in many of these cases, people are going through physical and emotional suffering that can cause their lives to become very difficult. In an attempt to relieve this suffering, some people seek euthanasia. This can provide people with a controlled way to end their...
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Introduction How Does our Brain Change? I am submitting this for class Psych 6014 A Biopsychosocial Approach to Counseling. The Program for this presentation will be as follows: I will start with a brief overview of Brain development focusing on the important aspects for Brain Plasticity followed by a description of Brain Plasticity, the history of Neuroplasticity, the fundamentals and why it is so important. I will then give a brief story of neuroplasticity from the work of Dr. Barry...
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Abstract Cybercrime are in charge of the intrusion of ordinary PC works and has been known to cause the defeat of numerous organizations and individual substances. This exploration paper means to examine following parts of Cybercafes: the definition, why they happen, laws overseeing them, strategies for carrying out cybercafes, who they influence, and cybercrime counteractive action systems. All the more particularly, this paper will dig into one fundamental case of cybercrime 'hacking'. The report will demonstrate the use and movement...
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Chapter 1. Introduction In the following study, an effort is made to examine the difference between the electrical activities of the brain to the participatory activities memories and of memories being only the audience or the witness of any event during recall if looked from forensic aspect using Brain Electrical Oscillation Signature (BEOS), developed by Dr. C.R. Mukundan (Mukundan,1998). Our human brain stores different sets of memory for different events. Our understanding of the brain from physiological perspectives would be...
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In any criminal investigation, interrogation of suspects and the accused play an important role. Gathering evidence against the accused is the cornerstone of any criminal investigation. The responsibility of prosecuting an accused lies on the government, as a result, there is always a possibility that the state having enormous muscle power might infringe the rights of the accused by proceeding with the trial in an unjust manner. In order to protect the accused from the possible threat of being convicted...
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1. Research Topic: Assessment of the Integrity of the Burglaries’/Housebreakings’ MO (Modus Operandi) Data-Ecosystem and Criminal Profiling using MOs Relevant Features; A Blockchain Technology and Machine Learning Approach. 2. Introduction: Modus Operandi records are very important in criminal profiling. When investigators perform criminal profiling, they are principally finding a way to demonstrate that, the same offender has committed two or more crimes via comparison of the criminal’s modes of operation. This task is of importance in the absence of a...
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Situational or Case Facts Critical Analysis Almost the whole town had gone to spectate the game – a once-a-year “grudge match” in which the best young footballers in Melville were pitched against their adversaries in neighboring Santa Georgia. Santa Georgia almost always wins. Comprehensive risk analysis may have identified this situation, a known event and foreseeable, as one that may increase exposure to the risk of robbery. The situation, in which the bulk of law enforcement in Melville is likely...
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With respect to adults, my stance on SB 384 is in support of the legislation. Sex crimes are a controversial and sensitive topic among most of the population in the United States. The severity of the crime is a crucial factor that determines the fate of the accused, as well as the accuser. Should someone who has been convicted of numerous child rapes face the same consequences as an 18-year-old that slept with a 17-year-old? It’s a difficult concept to...
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For the past few decades, acculturalization has emerged to be one of the most investigative topics in multicultural research, according to Kang (2006). As such, the increased interest of exploring the complicated process of acculturation process from the empirical viewpoint has paved way for the development of numerous measures closely related to two fundamental acculturation models: Unidimensional and Bidimensional. According to the United States 2010 Census Bureau, Asian American population represents 5% of the total American population. Consequently, based on...
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Police departments are becoming more and more integrated with technological solutions as they look to fight and prevent crime from different angles. One source of technology that has become popular among today’s law enforcement is body-worn cameras or BWCs. In this paper, I will summarize 8 research articles that have discussed views on body-worn cameras by not only those in law enforcement but also those incarcerated. Both the pros and cons of having body cameras are discussed within these articles....
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The New Evil Book Report Name of Author Name of Professor Course Name Date of Submission The New Evil Book Report 1. About The Authors The new evil: Understanding the emergence of modern violent crime is written by two authors; Michael H. Stone and Brucato. Michael Stone is an American psychiatrist ad professor of Clinical Psychiatry at the Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York City ('Michael H. Stone', 2019). This author has received vast recognition for...
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The question most consistently asked throughout time is; why do people commit violent crimes? Various perspectives, derived from one of two original theories: classical or positivist, have been pondered trying to discover an answer to this question. One modern-day theory, stemming from the positivist theory, that may be able to best explain the reasoning as to why people commit violent crimes is strain theory. There are two takes on strain theory, Merton’s classic strain theory, and Agnew’s general strain theory,...
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Introduction: Consumerism and Consumer Protection Act is one of the most essential methods for any business for the protection and promotion of the interest of the consumers. Today in this 21st century, many countries around the world are in the stages faster developing process, and that leads to many innovations of entrepreneurship for better business ideas. With the growth of many businesses around the globe, it leads to important for customers and owner to protect from unfair trade and other...
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Analyze & evaluate the impact of Brompton v Get2Get to the currently copyright system Copyright arises automatically to the creator of an original work as soon as the work is created. The classic copyright protection generally runs before the ink is dry up to 70 years after the death of the author; it covers creators’ original literary, dramatic, musical, and artistic (LDMA) works. Moreover, the area of law in the modern days has been greatly expanded and reacted relatively to...
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“Nestlé” is the largest food and beverage manufacturer in the world, it is founded at 1866 by Henry Nestlé. They promised to offer ‘GOOD FOOD, GOOD LIFE’ to all customers. The firm’s headquarter placed at Vevey, Switzerland (Nestle, n.d). Nestlé also a firm of nutriment and health which undertake in produce, supply, and production of prepared dishes and cooking aids, baby foods and cereals, medicines and ophthalmic supplies, and dairy products. Moreover, their output are in certain types which included...
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Abstract Talent crisis is one of the major challenges being faced by many countries today. India, though considered as youngest nation of the globe, is grappling with unique paradox. Huge global employment opportunities and unemployment/underemployment is co-existing today in India. Across all industry verticals skill gaps are becoming very evident. All of a sudden Skills development has become one of the priority areas of government today. Today, Vocational Educational & Training (VET) is getting its due recognition on par with...
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The life inside Apple’s fortress is highly demanding and has a deathly sense. Also, not many people know what goes on behind the closed doors of Foxconn. I have decided on the topic of focusing on the ethical status of a company and how it affects the views on that business as I am studying BTEC Business. For my business of choice for this project, I chose Apple Inc because of the recent issues occuring at Foxconn. Foxconn is one...
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New product development is an important success process, which is required for continuous development and long-term growth of the company in pharmaceuticals. In addition, new product development is a process that is more difficult in this pharmaceutical sector in Pakistan and high risky process. There are factor, which are highlighted as per the previous literature and research. These factors include, senior management support (SMS), Cross-functional team (CFT), Customer involvement (CI), Supplier integration (SI), and Time to market (TIM). These factors,...
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1. Background Executive summary: Red Bull is a version of a Tai drink called Krating Daeng and now is a well-known energy drink market leader. The product has developed a unified advertising communication strategy to extend its target onlookers i.e. youth around the world. Value, product, employment, and elevation are the major parameters of this product’s marketing. Red Bull gives assurance to increase performance throughout the times of anxiety or tension. It will rise attentiveness and recover response speed and...
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#1 Concurrent use registration Rule: 15 U.S.C. §1052(d) That if the Director determines that confusion, mistake, or deception is not likely to result from the continued use by more than one person of the same or similar marks under conditions and limitations as to the mode or place of use of the marks or the goods on or in connection with which such marks are used, concurrent registrations may be issued to such persons when they have become entitled to...
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Explain and critically discuss the main tenets of the following Theoretical approaches in the field of public administration: (a) Classical/ Orthodox Public Administration approach, (b) Human Relations approach. The study of public administration provides many paradigms on administration, yet the Classical Public Administration approach and Human Relations approach stand out due to their striking contrast. Understanding the tenets of approaches provide us with context for making decisions pertaining to the structure and management of the organizations. I will explain the...
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This report provides a strategic approach on Sony Corporation global strategy and structure and how Sony manage its global operation, innovation and risks. This report begins by analyzing the brief overview of Sony, its business segments and geographical coverage. Furthermore, this report will examine mission and vision of Sony and shows how innovation is deeply rooted in the company mission and vision. This report then follows the global strategy and structure adopted by Sony which is a transnational strategy and...
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