Human service professionals play a big role in our community. Some people may not realize that certain professions are those of human service professionals. What are the duties of a human services professional in a correctional facility? Duties of human services include but are not limited to designing, administering, and monitoring services for clients (for facility units) immediate and long-range needs including some specialized living situations and treatment. Duties also include addressing the needs of victims and the community through...
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Professional regulation is arguably perfectly defined by (Black, J. 2002) as 'the steady and targeted attempt to change behavior according to standards in order to achieve identified outcomes, through techniques of standard-setting, information-gathering, and behavior modification. Professional regulation is set out as part of four elements of regulation the others being personal regulation, team-based regulation, and workplace regulation each of which I will discuss (General Medical Council, 2005). Professional regulation is essential in protecting the safety of those following it...
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Being a part of the field of education, I am tasked with making decisions based on my ethical beliefs daily. I have always thought about my ethical framework and how it is comprised. Until I received this assignment, I had never considered taking the time to compose my thoughts in writing as a way of defining the diverse components that culminate to build my ethical character, whether personally or professionally. Often, life runs together, causing us to mix personal and...
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Reflection is very significant for effective practice and the development of professional knowledge. According to John (2010), reflection is a way to reach an awareness of how and why things have occurred. Ghaye and Lillyman (2010), said it's’ ‘a transformative process that changes individuals and their actions’. Reflection may be a way of examining your experience to appear for possibility of the opposite explanations and alternative approaches to doing things. Howatson-Jones (2013), said reflection is not unusual as we can...
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Over the last decade, there has been a push for continuing education in the nursing profession. There are more options for registered nurses to pursue a career as advanced practice nurses (APNs). It is beneficial to the nurse to create a professional development plan (PDP) to assist in career growth. A professional development plan enables nurses to keep a record of their activities and show that they are keeping up with their competencies in practice (College of Registered Nurses of...
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Personal and Professional development Within this assignment, I will be discussing professionalism, collaboration and teamwork, and professional communication within midwifery. I don't feel like the word count is high enough to reflect on the start of my journey as a student midwife. In this assignment, all organizations and individuals that have helped me develop my learning will be kept confidential and anonymous. I will be using Gibb's (1998) reflective model to help me reflect on this assignment as it is...
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Historically nursing is seen as a vocation-oriented profession directed toward the physical, spiritual, and psychosocial needs of a patient (Dawson, 2006). Modern nursing appears to be at a critical crossroad as nursing makes up the largest part of the workforce in modern health care thus, health care resource needs to be used effectively and efficiently (Scott et al., 2014). Nursing covers a wide variety of daily activities within one scope of practice hence it is difficult to classify a nurse’s...
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Computers, smartphones, and apps- are all ubiquitous in our daily lives, yet they have only been around for the past few decades. With a surge in technology has come a wave of new jobs...including one profession in the behind-the-scenes of it all: computer programming. So, what exactly is the job of a computer programmer? Their main task is to write code. Code is a series of commands that follow a programming language. These commands are broken down logically for the...
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As a child, I often imagined myself as a professional soccer player, traveling the world, and making millions off sponsorships. It is hard to imagine any zeros on your paycheck and living a lavish lifestyle for playing the sport you love. Most of us can’t even fathom how much 150 million dollars as an annual salary actually is. Some will criticize that athletes who play golf, basketball, or baseball for a living make millions of dollars, while respected professionals like...
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The conversation surrounding the issue of whether to pay college athletes has taken time. In recent years, soaring revenues from these athletes have intensified drawing the attention of the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA). Arguments claim that these college athletes are indeed students and athletics is merely part of their extracurricular. However, these critics blame the idea of paying college athletes on the basis that such action would not help college sports but would prove a logistical nightmare hurting the...
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The underpinning roles and responsibilities of a teacher are to practice effective lessons using numerous delivery methods, and teaching strategies, that are engaging and relevant to the individual. Furthermore, provide support to learners, giving regular assessment, feedback, and guidance. (Eduk. 2016) Subject-specific, educators need to be able to know of and consider numerous rules, regulations, and legislation, to maintain professional practice, this includes but is not limited to, adhering to codes of conduct, legislation, values, child protection, and health and...
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My Personal and Professional Development Throughout this assignment, I will illustrate my take on professionalism and cooperative work practices. I'll also go over the various ways we may interact and care for our patients, as well as the varied learning styles. Throughout this assignment, I will also be highlighting and reflecting on the communication, and care styles that I have found to be most effective for me, as well as learning styles and how they have aided and improved my...
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Cosmetology: The professional skill or practice of beautifying the face, hair, and skin. Cosmetology is the professional skill or practice of beautifying the face, hair, and skin. This means you have the opportunity to learn techniques like cutting, coloring, also styling. You learn about the face and skin including waxing, skincare and treatments, and makeup. History Although this field has transformed greatly, the depiction remains the same, the origins are consistent with the practices that happen today. Back then in...
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