The increasing number of deaths and other untreatable health implications emanating from errors made by nurses while gathering and analyzing patients’ records has necessitated the introduction and implementation of the Electronic Health Records program. The program seeks to increase the value of care and safety in healthcare facilities across the world. By automating how patients’ data is handled, an improvement in treatment efficiency will be evident by reducing medical errors, which arise from the use of incorrect information about the patient (Scott et al., 2019). There must be a set of goals to assess the program being a new tool for improving the continuity and quality of care provided by nurses considering the crucial issues relating to both the design …
Sub-Saharan African (SSA) civilization is a process that began in the medieval African communities, specifically between 1500 BC and A.D. 700. The process of civilization in the SSA was characterized by a shift from hunting and gathering as in the traditional communities to more organized livelihoods such as the practice of agriculture. Various factors have been cited as the probable motivations for the civilization in the SSA including intercultural interactions and skills transfer as a result of migrating communities, centralization of power and authority within various kingdoms such as the Aksum, which became a trading node for Arabian countries and the Indian Ocean, and interactions with the environment and natural resources that led to various economic activities such as iron …
Once a fearsome being featured in different fairytale and legends, ‘the witch’ been part of human history for antiquity in nearly every culture across the globe at a particular time. Currently, the term ‘witch’ represents a feared side of the female presence who has powers that may not be controlled by anyone. Nonetheless, these has not been the case throughout time as witches first served the purposes of goddesses and were revered by many in the earliest centuries. For instance in the Middle Eastern region the society worshiped dominant female deities in addition to admiring their practices of the holiest rituals. As narrated by Mallan (2000), witches were trained in the sacred arts and after being ordained, they were known …
Sample Article Review on “high sense of power”
When one of the greatest challenges managers face in effecting organizational change is employees’ assimilation of change values. Written by professionals drawn from different universities, this article focuses on some of the factors that determine organizational citizenship behavior of employees within the context of their change orientation. The researchers established that there is a direct correlation between positive attitude and perception of change values and “high sense of power” (Seppal, Lipponen, Bardi & Pirttila-Backman, 2012). The same correlation was also established for such employees and their sense of belonging to a work unit.
This article provides critical information on change management which is a critical component of organizational management. Most importantly, the …
Article Review on‘The Copy Cat’ and ‘the Idol’
Comparison
The article, ‘The Copy Cat’ and ‘the Idol’ have various similarities. They both discus the effects of television media in a spread of cultures. The article on the copycat portrays television as the major means upon which almost all contemporary cultures are spread all over the world. The influence of television. The article also shows wealth and social mobility as the most coveted prizes. These are shown in the television program and in one way or another, people watching the program tend to emulate what they see in the channel (Navarro 24-36). Similarly, in the article, ‘The Idol’ shows play in which the technology advancements and the traditional society are contrasted. …
International Relations Paper Rethinking Imperial Power in Global Times
Attributable to a growth rate of about ten percent in the recent years, China has attracted global consideration and become the object of deep assessment due to the manner in which it has realized a swift and striking ascension of the intercontinental group table of fiscal powers and its capacity to gain from international trade. Particularly, numerous observers are convinced that the sustained development of China will lead to an unrelenting shift of the monetary center of significance to the East due to continued fiscal crisis in the majority of highly developed western nations. Though it experiences numerous weaknesses and challenges, China remains a strong global power (Shambaugh 34). India is …
CAM Therapeutic Modalities Paper
Comparison and contrast of conventional current regulations and oversights existing in the United Sates and nonconventional medicine
In recent years, conventional medicine in the United States is proving ineffective for a significant proportion of chronic diseases, and this is worsened by the fact that its primary focus is on addressing immediate events of disease and injury while neglecting or overlooking the underlying socioeconomic factors in American society such as education, income, and behavioral risk factors. These reasons have seen a significant percentage of the American population shift to the use of nonconventional medicine. Research indicates that the American public has pursued nonconventional medicine, especially, alternative and complementary care at an ever-increasing rate. Previously, healthcare regulations in …
Communication Problems in a Clinic
Introduction
Communication is an integral part in any organization. Communication can be either horizontal or vertical (McClure & Montague, 2013). Free flow of information allows increased accountability from staff and leadership in healthcare facilities. Further, communication, both verbal and non-verbal is vital for organizational success. Notably, organizational leadership should embrace free flow of information in order to realize organizational goals.
This study examines the problems observed in a clinic, particularly, bad communication between the patient, nurse, and the radiation therapists. A discussion on how to apply Six Sigma as quality improvement approach will be done. Additionally, an over view of the problem, a detailed description of the tool to be used to improve the situation, …
Abstract
Several law enforcement organizations started taking note of their employees’ stress signs as early 1970s. Stress can have adverse implication on police officers’ job performance and their personal lives, thus also affecting those around them, for instance, family members and members of the public. Since police officers are part of the first team that responds to stressful situations, their ability to manage their conditions is vital for not only their personal significance but also the societies. According to research, it is ascertained that police officers who are not able to manage their stressful conditions exhibit maladaptive behaviors as well as personality characters, such as authoritarianism, emotional detachment, cynicisms, depersonalization, addiction to drugs, and alcohol. Furthermore, excessive stress among the …
The Interstellar
The interstellar movie is built on a theory of change and habitability issues. Natural resources found on earth are headed for depletion, an action that poses a threat to habitation. Pressure is amounted on the few resources that are there. Thus, there isa need to look for another planet thatwill host human beings. Some of the aspects that the new planet should have in place to host humans are outlined below.First, the planet size should be between 0.8 to 1.3 times the total diameters as compared to that of the earth. This ensures that the designated planet has gravity needed to keep water as liquid.
Second, the presence of water is important as well as the atmospheric pressure.Moreover, …
