ShantanuT01/DACTYL-Pretraining huggingface dataset:
Nowadays, many healthcare organizations aim at providing successful budgeting policies and promoting new ideas to improve the quality of services and access to information about patients and their diseases. To achieve good results, it is necessary to involve as many medical workers as possible. The participation of nurses in the creation of budgeting policies is obvious because they can influence the most crucial points of the process and give a clear explanation of why the chosen financial support is important. Nurses have to know as many details about the budgeting process of the Emergency Room as possible to provide qualified and appropriate medical services. One of the first steps that need to be done in the budget process is the choice of the interdisciplinary team members. The potential members of the team are the nurses, who know about all processes in the Emergency Room, and the financial workers, who know how to find the best financial propositions to the required services and nursing demands, and even social workers, who remain to be an invisible still a considerable part of the ER team. For example, a budgeting policy team should contain several social workers, who perform a non-medical portion of work but know a lot about the patients’ demands and expectations as they offer services like consultations or search for the most applicable referrals (Auerbach & Mason, 2009). Several nurses perform the role of the main promoters of demands within an emergency department as they can rely on their methods on how to find information, make it available to specialized doctors, correct the errors, and organize the whole ER work (Henneman, Blank, Gawlinski, & Henneman, 2008). They should cooperate with financial specialists to find the necessary portion of financial support regarding the existing medical demands. In the development of the budget, nurses have several specific responsibilities. First, they need to evaluate the overall quality of services offered at ERs. Nurses know what kind of information is necessary and how to share it in the possible shortest period. They have to underline the importance of special technologies that need to be financed. Second, nurses know about the necessity of different medical staff and should share this information while developing the budget of ERs because ER services have to be supported with a properly chosen material. Finally, nurses are aware of the main patients’ needs and have to consider this point in their reports. In other words, the main responsibility of every nurse, who participates in developing a budget plan, is to use his/her practical knowledge and explain the importance of each requirement. The main fact concerning the role of nurses in ER budget development is the necessity to involve as many nurses as possible because the success of the
Peace is an element that majority of people live to pursue either consciously or unconsciously. Ironically a great percent of peace seekers are the one that do it unknowingly. One will ask why this is so. Well, I will consider this a vital question and embark to say that our daily struggles are meant to make us, our family, our career as well as our interactions meaningful and fulfilling. More than not, either individually or in a group, people do things that will bring out good feelings to them after the action. By putting aside issues concerning revenge, people indulge into behaviors that will live their conditions better than they were before. What else will this be if not peace seeking? In other words at any given moment, any country, group or an individual will wish to be in a situation where there is no any pressure force or any influential foreign aspects which dictate the situation that the subject is in. An individual will look forward to being comfortable doing his daily chores, interactions as well as his undertakings. A group- including; family, workmates as well as other partnered involvement, will strive to achieve corporation, unity, agreement as well as role distribution which together sums up to peace moreover, the nation will look forward to maintaining order both within and without its borders, good relationship with other nations as well as between the existing ethnic groups within that country. This shows that what the nation is doing in ensuring that peace is maintained. Many individuals do not comprehend what their situation influences the environment they are based in. For instance, psychologists have proven that more than three quarter of the undertakings carried out by frustrated persons will always have negative results or will have elements of inefficiency within them. This is as a result of disturbed minds during decision making, judging as well as reasoning which instead of being objective oriented they tend to be diverted towards emotional reactions. As a result, the main aim of undertaking the act is altered affecting the outcomes intended. However, the subject involved in most cases never realize that their internal instability is the determinant of the external imperfection and mor
Introduction The term “simple” is an adequate description of the website of 1789, it has a simple purple background, the graphics aren’t too flashy, it presents just enough information without overwhelming the average website visitor and has interesting functions in the form of an online reservation tool, descriptions on what products are available and a brief overview of the restaurant itself to entice people to come and try the food. Unfortunately, when looking at the section for foods and wine a slight problem appears wherein the food and wine list is placed in a downloadable PDF file instead of merely being written on the site itself. While it may be true that downloadable PDF files are a convenient way of sharing information the fact remains that most internet goes, myself included, would prefer the convenience of merely reading information on a site without having to do any other action. In fact, it really wouldn’t take much effort to type the information and it would make customers that much more likely to go to restaurant. On the other hand this section of the site does have a rather interesting feature, placed prominently on the right hand portion of the site is a button where customers can make a reservation to the restaurant, this is actually a rather brilliant idea since it encourages people to take action immediately rather than give them the option of changing their minds afterwards. Use of Social Networking It must also be noted that the restaurants use of a facebook and twitter social media sharing button is a very good idea. Not only does this help customers to tell their friends and family about the website but it acts as a free method of advertising for 1789. With more and more people integrating themselves into online forms of social media having this sort of tool on a website is almost a prerequisite in order to make its name known without having to utilize costly and expensive online and marketing campaigns. Display and Functions Another interesting aspect of this portion of the site is the graphic at the top half of the page which features are delicious looking dish of what appears to be meat, from my perspective this really would encourage people to eat at the restaurant since it looks quite yummy and delicious. Overall what I would recommend is that the restaurant
Introduction Karl Marx’s article was essential in explaining how the working class and the elite relate to one another through the capitalist machinery, while the play ‘Mrs. Warren’s Profession’ confirms Marx’s assertions by portraying the effects of an exploitative system of labor. The paper will start with the basics of Marx’s theory in the book and relate them to its manifestations in Shaw’s play. Thereafter, the report will identify commonalities between these two writer’s schools of thought and make a conclusion. Comparison Karl Marx argues that the failures of capitalism will eventually le
Introduction One of the main roles of human resource management is to ensure that they equip organizations with staffs who are best qualified and productive. They do this through the process of recruitment. More often than not, the recruitment process does regenerate into a period of instability in an organization especially when it is done in a disorganized manner. It is with this respect that strategic recruitment has become essential especially in transnational organizations. This paper discusses how strategic recruitment can be done in a multinational manufacturing firm (Compton, Morrissey & Nankervis, 2009). Effective global recruitment strategies Strategic recruitment ensures that new staffs are incorporated into the organization without disrupting the routine operations of an organization. Extra caution has to be taken by the recruiting officer when recruiting people to fill the top positions in the organization. These positions are strategic in the organization; therefore, highly sensitive to the entire staffs in the firm. The positions have a very high business impact in the organization. In strategic recruitment, best procedures are laid down so that organizations recruit staffs to strategic positions without disrupting the organizational activities. The person or the team responsible for recruitment must first understand the organization and the job positions that are available. This means that the need for the new staffs and the urgency with which they are needed is critical to the chief recruiting officer. This is what will inform the strategies that will be applied by the recruitment officers (Dawson, 2003). Recruitment must be done in an open and transparent manner to avoid conflicts over the procedure used. This will also work for ease of compatibility of the newly recruited employees and the prevailing staffs of the organization. Timelines have to be given as to when the new staffs will join the organization. This help to avoid speculation which may disrupt the normal working environment in the firm (Cascio, 2005). The potential jobs that have been identified by the chief recruiting officer are jobs of a global nature; therefore, they require persons with top talent. These jobs require people who have highly developed skills and experience of managing at the global level. Therefore, they might not probably originate from within the place where the mother firm is located. The recruiting office has to source for a recruiting team which has a capacity for global recruitment. Together with the recruiting officer, this team will set standards and procedures which will be used in the recruitment of the specified staffs. Each position has its specificities in terms of the qualifications of the best suited person(s) to fill the position(s) in the firm (Vance & Paik, 2011). Top talented employees have a very high demand, and they are in most cases outsourced by the company from the
Communication implies a process of transmitting information from one person to another to exchange ideas and express thoughts or feelings. However, communion does not only assume mere speaking; it also suggests using non-verbal means. Since ancient times people were adapted to a non-verbal way of contacting each other through rituals, rites, etc. Therefore, the ritual view of communication is thought to be archaic, though it was effective as the societal way of life used to be in order (Strathern, 2016). The purpose of this paper is to find out whether communication is possible without exchanging information and to identify the perspectives of ritual communication in the works of James W. Carey and Jessie Weston. First and foremost, there is a necessity to identify what ritual communication is composed of. According to Carey (1989), the ritual view of communication is listed as “archaic” and is linked to such terms as “sharing,” “association,” “fellowship,” “possession of common faith,” etc. This perspective views various sides of communication through religious texts, sermons, or prayers. Carrey considers that ritual intercourse brought commonness and togetherness among folks (Carey, 1989). He also claims that “a ritual view of communication is directed not toward the extension of messages in space but toward maintenance of society in time” (Carey, 1989, p. 18). The statement denotes that the spread of religion and rites drew people together into commonality. For instance, one would not go to church and start singing and praying on their own, but when an entire town goes on a Sunday service, they would actively join. Therefore, such a view excludes the transmission of information but instead highlights the importance of manifesting the communication maintenance of a meaningful cultural world capable of controlling human activity. On the other hand, this view lacks explicit spiritual origins as the society tries to make another world by substituting existing elements. Thus, there is a “projection of the ideals created by the community” (Carey, 1989, p. 19). This projection implies the embodiment of community ideals into material form (dance, music, play, etc.) to provide confirmation and not the information. The main goal of such verification is not to change someone’s opinion but to demonstrate the underlying order of things and to unveil a continuous social process (Carey, 1989). Therefore, people can observe an artificial, but existing symbolic order and the ritual act turns into a part of shared culture preserved in time. The author resorts to mass media to reveal his thoughts upon ritual communication. Carey (1989) asserts that “news reading and writing is a ritual act, and moreover, a dramatic one” (p. 20). While reading a piece of news, a person does not merely receive a bit of information but becomes a part of this so-called drama as they somehow participate in the activity (Strathern, 2016). Thus, considering the
Professional dental organizations such as the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry and the American Dental Association pay much attention to the development of special policies and recommendations to support child health and prevent the onset of various dental complications. Dental caries, also known as tooth decay, is one of the most prevalent chronic diseases that is observed among children who are younger than six years of age (Bhaskar, McGraw, & Divaris, 2014). There have been annual increases in the occurrence of dental caries, which indicates that health issues, including lifestyle, lack of healthy food, and oral health maintenance knowledge, are not the only challenges in the discussion about dental management and care (Beil, Rozier, Preisser, Stearns, & Lee, 2014). There are many socioeconomic and financial problems such as racial disparities, poverty level, and stress factors that must be addressed. This project is an evidence-based literature review based on the effectiveness of early preventive visits among pediatric patients recommended by the American Dental Association and American Academy of Pediatrics. Statement of the Problem The American Dental Association and American Academy of Pediatrics have introduced several policies, including “Bright Futures” and “Dental Home”. The Bright Futures, which is a prevention initiative of the American Academic of Pediatrics, recommends that all children receive an oral risk assessment by their pediatrician at the six- and nine-month wellness visits. Also, the American Dental Association encourages “Dental Home,” a program that describes the relationships between a dentist who is a primary dental care provider and a patient and includes a comprehensive oral evaluation, beginning no later than age one. Though these policies and interventions have helped to promote dental visits among a young population, research has proven that dental problems are an epidemic issue and continues to increase among children (Zwicker, Dudley, & Emery, 2016). The cases of unattended dental caries cause children to experience pain and discomfort, affecting their school performance. For this reason, it is necessary to improve the preventive measures of early childhood caries. Thus, the topic is chosen to help in the reduction and prevention of early childhood caries that has proven to be a problem in the society. Research Purpose The purpose of the study is to gather and evaluate relevant literature about the value of early dental preventive visits, dental services, and care management available to children between six months and four years in order to create a list
Prevention of unwanted pregnancies is a significant aspect of gynecologic care. Currently, there are many contraceptive methods available for the patients, which include barrier and hormonal options, as well as intrauterine and fertility awareness methods. This report presents a case study and suggests the most appropriate birth control measure considering the individual’s conditions. It concludes that contraceptive treatment should be selected based on individual factors and that it is vital to address the patient’s concerns. Case Study This case study presents a patient that is currently on birth control pills. There are several challenges in this situation; it is clear that the current method is not appropriate in this case as it may harm the woman. It is vital to consider all of the related factors, such as the patient’s inability to adhere to the schedule, the history of chronic headaches, tobacco use, and hypertension. The woman’s family history is also significant, as her aunt is diagnosed with breast cancer. It is also necessary to note that the patient is in mutually monogamous relationships, which means that she is unlikely to obtain a sexually transmitted infection. The method that may be the most effective for the woman is intrauterine contraception, such as a copper T intrauterine device (IUD). The benefits of this birth control measure are that it may be used for up to 10 years and the use failure rate is less than 1% (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2018). Moreover, with this device, the patient does not have to adhere to a specific schedule; at the same time, this method does not have permanent consequences if she decides to have more children. It is clear that the patient may use barrier contraceptive means as well; however, the woman already has two children and may want to use the method with the lowest failure rate. It is vital to develop a strategy in case the patient does not agree with my recommendations. First, it is critical to analyze the possible concerns as they may be caused by the lack of awareness about the means of birth control. According to Dragoman, Davis, and Banks (2010) and Schuiling and Likis (2017), poor knowledge about available contraceptive methods is common for many women, and it is the caregiver’s responsibility to provide individuals with the information about available birth control methods and their features. Second, it is necessary to evaluate whether other conditions may cause the patient’s disagreement with the recommendations. For example, the woman may experience menstrual cramping and be concerned that the chosen method will worsen the symptom. In this case, it is vital to perform additional tests as the condition may be caused by endomet
The concept of a multicultural society is more than what it was considered some decades ago. The reason is the growing trend of new approaches and theoretical debates that has not only related multicultural societies to another hybridist, political and social movements but has also given rise to new difference theories resulting in self-consciousness. Particularly in Western societies where the problems of racism and anti-racism exist, multiculturalism has emerged as a new approach that has made the people understand the difference between contemporary forms of ethnic conflict and hatred, and how they can provide tools for addressing and combating racism and chauvinism at a broader, international level. Introduction Before moving to a full analysis of multiculturalism, let us take a closer look at various definitions that fulfill the criteria of what is being called a multicultural society. The term ‘multiculturalism’ refers to those facts and figures of a nation that defines the cultural, racial, ethnic, and demographical characteristics concerning ethnic minorities and majorities. According to Parekh (2000 Report), Multiculturalism allow freedom for different communities to live their way of life in such a manner that promotes self-containment (Parekh Lord, BBC). Multiculturalism however is three decades old and made its first attempt in Australia, New Zealand, and Canada during the 1970s, particularly with changes in immigration laws. In the 1980s when it appeared within United States politics, it was in the context of North American liberalism and communitarianism (Haddock & Sutch, 2003, p. 43). Many post-modern philosophers and politicians relate it to the North American concept in that it relates to a strong rights-based tradition with deep immigrant and racial divisions in society. Many believe multiculturalism to have no real connection with European politics for it emerged late in the West. It emerged as a philosophy at the end of the nineteenth century in Britain and by the twentieth century, it transformed into political and cultural pluralism along with the widespread ethnic conflict that is remembered as one of the most significant developments since the end of the 1980s about multiculturalism. The way multiculturalism has had an impact both on ideas and practices of racism and on the flows of people fleeing violence and persecution in many parts of the world (Anthias & Lloyd, 2002, p. 2) has welcomed those criticisms’ that reify and
A socialist economy is defined as an economy whose main objective is to create equality and ensure that the means of production in the market is owned by the working class of the state. It is an economy whose policies are believed to be equitable, socially serviceable, and often aims at attaining the potential of human beings. In comparison to capitalism where the capitalist solely owns the means of production, socialist production is guarded and controlled by the state and the working population. 1 It is believed to be a bridge between capitalism and communism. In this model, the allocation of resources is largely determined by the market forces. Therefore, it retains the main features of a capitalist economy. The main policy of socialist economy is that production is limited by individual’s capability while supply is depicted by the needs of the people. Some states like China adopted the socialist market economy and way of governance such as wealth distribution to the poor and acceptable minimum wages. Issues related to the economy were centrally planned. This economy works through application of the policy of production quotas whereby the clearing of goods is done by a centralized authority. The prices of all essential goods and services in this economy are controlled by the state hence there are no cases of price inflations for the goods regardless of the changes in production factors (Marcos and Eswar, 2010). This paper focuses on the socialist market economy in China which was first suggested by Deng Xiaoping during his leadership. It was successfully introduced in China after several reforms took place. This economy has been a significant supplement to the centrally planned economy of China, leading to high growth rate of China’s economy. The major components of this economy are both the privately owned and the central owned businesses. Historical background Since 1930, the concern over market socialism was embraced in China, whereby the economy was to be comprised of assets owned by the community. However, it was an imitation of supply and demand price adjustment. The plan to adopt the socialist market economy began to take fast pace in 1