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State government can derive numerous benefits from Web services in the present generation. Through interactive work with various state websites, it is possible to have identified certain developments, which are essential for improving the functionality, appearance and performance of websites. Online trading websites help users identify and locate their commodities and make orders and payments. At the same time, these sites have been able to either accept or reject payments and orders where certain criteria are not satisfied. It is essential to have an experience in working with corporate and state websites and portals. This helps in managing government resources, monitoring strategic plan implementation and supporting civic education. One example of state web sites is a portal belonging to the criminal investigation department, which enabled citizens to report suspicious events, which may possibly lead to crimes. This has enabled the State intelligence to hunt down certain hard-core criminals. It is obvious that the use of web services in our state departments will generate direct and indirect benefits to the entire nation. The cost of developing a website is just a one-off payment of up to $500, while web hosting costs as little as $20 per year. The State can definitely afford this and besides, it has long-term benefits for the state. One of the benefits our nation is sure to realize is increased revenue. When the citizens embark on using the web-based platforms, they are able to access wide domains, even the whole world. They can do global trading, which in essence has the potential to generate foreign income. Secondly, web services reduce the operational expenses because the government does not have to initiate every process. For example, in tax payment, the taxpayer takes the burden of initiating the process of paying the taxes and making online tax returns. With this, comes an increased speed of operations as the third benefit. Because the citizens initiate most of the processes from whenever they can access technologies, it makes the processes move faster than if the government had to bear the entire burden. The fourth benefit is an increase in quality of service delivery. Of course, when every process moves on effectively, the service delivery is of high quality. It is ideal to recommend that the government implements state web services. The four departmental directors of the State departments should present their strategic plans and organization structures to the design team so that they can do analysis and begin the web development. The design team will then be able to design relevant databases and interfac
Introduction Pertussis, also known as Whooping Cough, is a highly contagious disease that affects both adults and children. An outbreak of Pertussis may be considered a disaster in some cases, especially when it affects young children whose immune systems are not strong enough to deal with the infection. Before the vaccine for this disease was found, Gantz (2006) says that it killed about 10,000 people on an annual basis in the United States. However, this changed when a vaccine became available. The report by Edberg (2006) shows that cases of Pertussis are on the rise once again and this poses serious threats, especially among children below 5 years. To deal with this problem, it is important to have a disaster response system that can be used to arrest such outbreaks to eliminate possible causes of casualties. Rapid response to such a disaster is not a responsibility of a specific institution. All healthcare institutions, both public and private, must come together to coordinate closely in responding to such disasters. According to Edberg (2006), regional health information organizations (RHIO) have become the common platform for sharing relevant data in such cases. Using electronic health records (EHRs), the practitioners can share the relevant data within the shortest time possible to respond effectively to disasters. Developing a comprehensive plan on how the information is to be shared, and how to respond to the disaster is important, especially when such eventualities cannot be addressed elsewhere. In this proposal, the researcher seeks to evaluate the use of electronic health records as an interoperable approach to disaster and response planning. Available Resources Pertussis was considered a serious disease in the 1950s when the vaccine had not been found. However, it ceased to be a serious threat when its vaccination became available. For this reason, many healthcare centers never considered having piles of medicine because of the reduced cases of the disease. Edberg (2006) says that this is dangerous because cases of outbreaks of this disease have become common in the country, and the need for an immediate response is now relevant. Having the right medication, a team of staff and the right information is very important in defeating this disease. The disaster planning committee has several resources that are available through the regional health information organization (RHIO). Gantz (2006) says that to manage this disease, there must be effective structures in place to respond to emergencies. Currently, most healthcare centers have medicines that are used in the treatment of the disease. These hospitals have the right antibiotics that can be administered to patients diagnosed with the disease. These hospitals also have the right testing kits needed when diagnosing a patient for the disease. Apart from the infrast
Identification of the Problem Regarding a current number of professional and sophisticated ideas on how to manage the work of nurses and create better working conditions, it is very disappointing to state the fact that violence and aggression in the workplace are still considered to be ordinary, and, what is more terrible, an expected problem for many nurses (Petit, 2005; Spencer, Stone, & McMillan, 2010). For a long period of time, involuntary medication or routine restraints (Richmond, Berlin, Fishkind, Holloman, Zeller, & Wilson, 2012) have been the main methods to treat agitated patients. It is hard for nursing to gain control over problematic patients and avoid the harm inpatients can produce. At the same time, nurses do not have a right to use the same methods and demonstrate violence in regards to inpatients (Simon, 2011). They should be ready to demonstrate such qualities as restraining, professionalism, and understanding and stay firm in their core processes. The existing problem of violent behavior in hospitals and other institutions, where nurses can work, proves the inability to implement the appropriate and working methods for nurses to be used while treating violent inpatients and the necessity to think about other possible methods on how to promote safe and better ways for managing the violent inpatient. Description of the Change Nurses are the workers, who have to take care of the inpatients with behavioral problems 24/7. Doctors are responsible for diagnosing and particular treatment, relatives usually have to provide some financial or personal support. Nurses cannot neglect their duties, face all challenges of treating violent inpatients, and use the available methods to improve the conditions (Bowers, Stewart, Papadopoulos, Dack, Ross, & Khanom, 2011). Any kind of management change has to be based on a properly organized training and education of nurses: they should have a solid theoretical background on how to treat and help violent patients (Duxbury & Wright, 2011). Another change that may be offered is the attention to sensory approaches, which are applicable in inpatient psychiatric and other types of settings (Champagne & Stromberg, 2004), and the creation of sensory rooms within each institution on the basis of nurse demands (McGann, 2011). Seclusion and restrain should be the main factors in the promotion of change in managing and treating violent inpatients (Knox & Holloman, 2012; McPhaul & Lipscomb, 2004). It is not enough for nurses to be provided with some theoretical information and several examples on how to manage violent inpatients. Nurses should have a chance to learn each element of violent behavior deeply, understand what may cause aggression and what aggression and violence actually means (Psychiatric Nursing, 2015), and realize that they are those, who have a chance to help the people in need
The dance originated from a variety of movements and gestures associated with the processes of activity and emotional impressions of a person from the world around him. The movements were gradually subjected to artistic generalization. As a result, the art of dance was formed, one of the oldest manifestations of folk art. Anna Pavlova is one of those who brought the art of ballet to the United States. Initially associated with the word and song, the dance gradually acquired an independent meaning. Cultural representatives such as Anna Pavlova are cult figures and have influenced the development of the dance scene in the United States. Dance has always occupied and will occupy a huge space in the life and everyday culture of mankind. Anna Pavlova traveled across America, bringing her dance and ballet culture, surprising and delighting the audience. She presented unconventional dance styles and forms for the 1900s. She performed at such well-known venues as Broadway, where many viewers could meet and be inspired by a new direction for themselves (Soren, 2017). Therefore, Anna Pavlova spread a new approach to twentieth-century ballet shows. Such participation in the culture becomes memorable and affects the perception of many dancers and ordinary spectators. In my opinion, dance theory has a long history and many divisions. The practice of dance theory allows one to learn more about the possibilities of the human body, new directions, existing references and many other previously unexplored aspects. Being savvy in the theory of dance, the master can bring new development to the direction being practiced. At the same time, it is important to maintain a balance between the ideals transmitted in theory and the preservation of uniqueness. Reference Soren, D. (2017). Art History, Popular Culture and the Cinema. Kendall Hunt Publishing Co.
Modern trends in the international markets for goods, services, labor, capital, and technology allow each competitive enterprise to find its place in the global economic process. However, it requires particular practices and conditions for meeting the political, economic, and cultural expectations of global business. One of the main principles is the understanding and implementation of the course of global corporate management followed by leading international corporations. Sun City has prominent prospects within the current global trend of active tourism and water sports. The economic side of the case is particularly attractive in terms of profit due to the growing popularity of the entertainment industry. For many countries, including the US, this is one of the largest sources of income and investment (Wilson et al., 2021). Surfing gains significant popularity in the market: Amid the COVID-19 crisis, the global market was evaluated at $2.7 Billion in 2020 and has the potential to reach $3.1 Billion by 2026 (Surfing. Global Market Trajectory, n.d.). Such a profit has the risk of attracting a large number of competitors. Sun City’s management must become better customer-focused to prevail in the face of increasing competition. From a cultural point of view, this is also an exceptionally profitable investment. This area of outdoor activities continues to gain popularity and promote the worldwide idea of an unassailable eco-friendly vacation (Wilson et al, 2021). The International Surfing Association argues around 35 million people surf worldwide for leisure and sports purposes (Surfing. Global Market Trajectory, n.d.). Tourists at popular surf spots may create disruptive mass tourism, and the global market urgently demands new destinations and sustainable technology. It also gives proper impetus to technical progress, the development of more advanced equipment, and profitable cooperation with existing global brands. The top 7 Surfing Brands
Introduction Social constructionist inquiry is concerned with explaining the processes by which people come to describe, explain, or account for the world in which they inhabit. Social constructionist attempts to articulate common forms of understanding as they currently exist, as they have existed in prior historical periods and generally, as they might exist should creative attention be so directed (Gergen and Gergen, 2003, p.15). In essence, what humans’ regards and take to be experience of the world does not in itself dictate the terms by which the world is understood neither does what is regarded to be knowledge of the world constitute a product of induction or of the building and testing of general hypotheses. The construction position suggests that the process of understanding is not automatically driven by the forces of nature but is the result of an active, cooperative enterprise of people in relationship. Social constructionism has evolved to become a theoretical orientation to socio-cultural processes that affect humans’ basic understandings of the world. In addition, the concept of social construction as evidenced in many literatures is fundamental to a social science approach to the analysis of social problems. Therefore, the goal of this essay will largely be to unpack the complexity of social life by employing techniques of observation and analysis using sociological perspectives. Understanding the concept of social construction A lot of literature has addressed the issue of social construction especially concerning social problems whereby different explanations have been forwarded. To this level, the dividing line in social construction specifically of problems has occurred in terms of definition, interpretation and explanation of a range of social issues (Saraga, 1998). As a result, the basic dividing line between different social constructions is the distinction between the natural and the social whereby ideas and concepts about the natural basis of social arrangements or social problems are widespread. An example is given by Yen Le Espiritu (in Foner and Fredrickson, p. 219) on how various social groups have tried to define themselves through their racial identity, for instance, the Asian Americans including the Japanese, Chinese, Koreans and Filipinos joined hands to resist American imperialism and racism despite them having different political and economic ideologies. This notion is echoed by Tehranian (2009, p. 67) while narrating on how historical grouping contributed to the creation of races, more so the creation of white-black American conflicts based on skin color. Many tho
Research Background Overview In this section, the author will provide background information on the research conducted. To this end, the research will highlight the context of the research, the purpose of the research, relevance of the study, research areas, and structure of the proposal. Background Information The traditional definition of the term ‘sustainability’ views it as the ability of an organisation to maintain a balance between economic, social, and environmental priorities. The aim is to make sure that present or short- term needs of the organisation do not override the importance of future viability (Kolakowski 2012). The current research will address Nokia Company. As far as Nokia is concerned, sustainability is synonymous with taking advantage of the positive impacts of mobile phone technology in the society. The company should make sure that it takes advantage of these positive impacts while at the same time reducing the negative outcomes that the business may have on the planet and on the people. Social and environmental responsibility should form the core of all the activities undertaken by individuals and corporations in the global market. Such stakeholders include, among others, suppliers and distributors that the company works with. The company has to ensure that the devices manufactured and technological solutions offered safeguard the environment and the welfare of the community. In this regard, Nokia Company aims at enhancing the value of the organisation, the planet, and the consumers (Savitz 2011). It is noted that Nokia is one of the most successful companies in the world as far as mobile technology is concerned. The company is the leader in the feature phone market. However, it lags behind in the smartphone market, which is dominated by key players, such as Apple Inc. and Google (Segan 2012). Currently, there are at least 1.3 billion people in the world who use Nokia phones to access information, share experiences, and talk to each other. In addition to manufacturing phones, the Nokia Siemens Network (herein referred to as NSN) is a leading provider of telecommunication infrastructure in the world (Woyke 2011). In this proposal, the consultant endeavours to provide information on the future sustainability of the business in light of emerging competition in the industry. The proposed study will adopt the qualitative research design. The consultant is aware of the fact that Nokia is facing competition in the global market from other players, such as Apple. The proposed study is aimed at improving the sustainability of this company in such a competitive environment. Research Design Overview In this section, the consultant provides information on the research design that is adopted for the proposed study. To this end, the consultant will highlight the research questions, the research style adopted, sources of data, types of data to be used, reliability of data, and representativeness. Problem Statement As already mentioned in this paper, Nokia has emerged as a very successful company in the manufacture and distribution of feature phones. However, since Research in Motion (herein referred to as RIM) i
The search for meaning and understanding in life holds a primary place in the quest for finding the ultimate truth. The world today is characterized by vast human achievements in terms of technological and scientific advancements especially in the context of the fast track developments in regard to communications technology. On the other hand it is essential to know of the highest goals of humanity in terms of what leads to ultimate fulfillment in life and the quest of human beings is to engage in reason and faith in regard to our cultural and creative abilities. In essence the prime objective becomes to search for the meaning in life and get the answer to one’s being. Hence it becomes necessary to examine the various aspects of reason and faith in expressing the essential truth about us human beings. The fact of our being implies the truth in that man is an intelligent being and is always in the search of knowledge in regard to the world and about fellow human beings. The more we know about this world and about reality in different perspectives, the more we know ourselves in the context of the uniqueness and meaning of our existence. The truth about life can remain hidden unless it is expressed by man by way of practical expression and it is in this context that philosophy enables us to know the truth about human life. Theories of metaphysical dialogues and investigations speak of the need for cultural expressions in responding to questions that humans ask about life. Therefore truth has to be made accessible and adapted. It is faith in oneself that comes to the rescue since the vagaries of human nature often cloud the truth, and the knowledge as acquired by one’s faith enables the mind to know the truth in regard to the meaning of life. Reason is guaranteed by faith which renovates the potential of man to effectively respond to the primary queries of life. Without such knowledge life becomes frustrating and irritating due to the inability to resolve problems. Such a revelation is essential to understand the mystery of personal existence. Philosophers down the ages have stressed the importance of the self in metaphysical discussions since it is the privileged locus in the encounters with one’s being. If we look at the enquiry of philoso
The traditional work settings for athletic trainers has been training facilities such professional sports organizations, sports clubs, military installations, rehabilitation clinics, hospitals, schools(colleges and universities), community facilities, gyms and physician offices. In the recent past, the health care professionals have also found work in both commercial and government workplaces (Hunt 25). The work environment which I would prefer to work most is the occupational health setting. This is partly because of my passion in ergonomics and the opportunity that occupational health setting presents in identifying the ergonomic stressors, analyzing the work station for potential health risk and assisting in implementation of both the engineering ergonomic solutions and administrative controls. Along with implementing these solutions, occupational health setting is a perfect place to provide specific workplace ergonomic training and education (Malcolm 54). Working in the occupational health setting also places one on a leadership role in helping the organization in achieving its health, safety and profitability goals (Jordan 33). Athletic trainers working in an occupational health setting are often tasked with the responsibility of developing and managing programs designed to ensure safety and health of employees, while reducing healthcare and insurance costs. Occupational health setting is therefore rewarding, not only in terms of wages but also in terms of skills development and career advancement. The major disadvantage of working in occupational health setting is that the working hours can be long and unpredictable (Carl 89). Typically, the position is a Monday to Friday job but in an industry with teams working around the clock, the athletic trainer is more likely to work regular hours and possibly at night and during the weekends. But even with the possibility of working long hours, the structured nature of work and the fact that the athletic trainer will be dealing mostly with little discomforts and prevention of injuries is something that I would look forward to in occupational setting. One area that I would like to see more athletic trainers working is in the lab in the field of research. True, over the years, athletic trainers have been involved in concussion research programs and have been in the forefront in transforming the way we evaluate and treat injuries. However, there are many programs such as research in injury prevention and ergonomics that still require more involvement of professional athletic trainers (Albert 60). Injury prevention and treatment is very important for solv