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Technology has become a critical co in the health sector based on the fact that it provides new methods and devices for diagnoses (Blair, 2009). As such, every institution must embrace the use of technology to invent these new methods and to learn the operation of new technological devices. The hospital operates within the Virginia University where students are continuously learning and experimenting with new methods of diagnoses as well as medicines through technology. As a result, this is a critical opportunity because the campus can be used to develop a vast and deep knowledge base in the field of health sciences. With continuous, innovation and progressive familiarization with the technological devices, the hospital can develop faster and more efficient methods of diagnosis. When it comes to political opportunity, the authorities have allowed the hospital to operate from a central location. Indeed, the institution has not incurred any issues of disturbance from the political arena especially when it comes to geographical location and ownership of space. This is combined with a peaceful environment which is free from political upheavals. As such, the operations of the hospital incur minimal interruptions. This can be used as an opportunity to operate efficiently and reliably. Similar to other institutions, the hospital incurs critical competition from other institutions providing the same services (Alameddine, 2006). As a result, it is important to a attain competitive advantage over the competitors in order to increase credibility. Since the hospital has received the most beacon awards, the management can take the opportunity to intensify their marketing efforts along this indicator. Indeed, the beacon award is a reputable indicator which can be used successfully to show the competence of the hospital. When it comes to the regulatory opportunity, the hospital can use its reputable safety policies to assure patients of quality assurance. As a result, the patients start associating the hospital with high standard of safe treatment. The fact that the hospital has been identified as one of the 100 best companies for working mothers is a great opportunity especially at a time when gender equity and women empowerment are priorities in the society. This can be used to increase the preference of the hospital among women. When women have the perception that the institution cares about their welfare, the women community seeks to be associated with it. As regards the economic opportunity, the hospital has enough facilities, especially when it comes to the p
It is evident that childhood obesity has emerged as one of the growing global pandemics in healthcare sector. It is against this reason that empirical studies on childhood obesity have been intensified alongside enacting policies and strategies on how to curb this anomaly and encourage healthy living. Furthermore, numerous recommendations have been implemented based on the findings obtained from research studies in order to identify effective strategies that can be put in place to eradicate child obesity. Urgent actions have been taken by national decision makers in most states. However, it is imperative to note that these efforts have been faced by several challenges. For instance, from the previous reviews, it is evident that several environmental strategies have been used in response to diminishing child obesity irrespective of the challenges. Extensive research has also provided people with a criterion on the possible causes and means of eradicating child obesity. In this case, this paper aims at reviewing the external and internal validity of the research carried out on reduction of child obesity. Meyers (2009) confirms the claim that child obesity has increasingly become prevalent among children aged between 6 and11 years. According to research evidences, it is apparent that the pediatric complications associated with obesity prolongs from childhood to adulthood. A valid evidence derived form the research indicates that there are health indicators that accompany children who are obese. Such health indicators include blood pressure, increased linear growth, hepatic problems and aged bones. Statistics have shown that 20% of children in USA are susceptible to obesity. Furthermore, it is explicit that child obesity has become a global pandemic. This document aim to support the research obtained on child obesity giving a concise and acceptable validity thus evaluate its scientific merit. According to Krebs et al (2007), it is evident that child obesity is caused by poor dietary intake. The authors confirm that feeding children with food rich in fats and calories has been a major contributing factor towards childhood obesity. Moreover, there are other factors such as lack of enough exercise, genetic susceptibility and illnesses that are equally worrying as far as obesity is concerned. Research done on how to reduce child obesity has been supported by Sherry (2005). From the research conducted, the main objective was to identify effective means in which child obesity can be reduced. Sherry (2005) adds that some of the proposed solutions include pro
Introduction The main object of this paper is to concentrate on how one can prepare longer reports and proposals. Different persons at different education levels have to work at different levels and the concentration here is for high school passed level persons and there ability to become Web Administrators. The basic information in all reports on the same subject and written at about the same time will have the same information and no one can change the basic information. The only effort is to make the information better understood to people and communicate it better. We can see in Judith Van Alstyne’s book, that there are a number of specific document design skills that they will require in the place of work. It is also possible to find details of such information in books including that of VanAlstyne, which has an entire chapter devoted to methods of these skills since though the Web Administrator may not be designing these elements, yet they should be able to distinguish between a good design and an indifferent one. The success of a campaign depends on the quality of a design though that is not the only factor. It is up to the Web Administrator to choose between a good design and one which is not so good and that may provide the reason for the success of the campaign. At t
This paper casts a critical eye over promoting the importance of early recognition and treatment, recognizing the early warning signs of mental health problems. And psychotherapy encourages accomplishment and suitable recommendations to a mental health specialist. Psychotherapy is an interpersonal, relational intervention used by trained psychiatric therapists to help clients in tribulations of living. Mainly, it includes increasing a particular sense of well-being and decreasing personal awkward experiences. Psychotherapists utilize a huge range of techniques depending upon dialogue, experiential relationship construction, communication, and behaviour change and that are designed to advance the mental health of an individual or patient, or to improve group associations such as in a family. What is even more important than the economic sprain that hopelessness causes is the cost of human suffering that hopelessness causes. The subconscious mind is viewed like an eternal tape, implanted within the complex synapses and cells of the brain. Essentially, you only become what your subconscious mind thinks. Then, our thoughts and beliefs make us into our temperament and give us our physiological makeup. While contributing within workings of this Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy, individuals, or patients will gain the advantage of gaining unlimited health benefits. This is because psychotherapists will introduce them to mystic powers while demonstrating hypnotic trances in combination with the many inductions described within the examples, illustrations and techniques. In rebuffing to succumb to seditious habits, such as smoking, drug addiction, alcoholism, overeating, and the like, you place the patients’ futures on a direct path, healthy and dynamic, toward achieving their ultimate goals. The concept of “psychodynamics” was proposed by German physiologist Ernst Wilhelm von Brücke and physicist Hermann von Helmholtz. They supposed that all living organisms are energy-systems also administrated by this belief.
Examples of the origin of modern Arabic theater are the works by Tawfiq Al-Hakim. The famous Egyptian playwright started his career when the drama in his country had been practically destroyed. He began with creating diverse plays that could attract many different viewers. However, the political context could be observed, whether in an implicit or explicit form, in any of his works. For example, Hayat Tahattamat (A wrecked life) is a comedy of social criticism. Along with the psychological exploration of its protagonist, the play addressed current political issues and the environment, in which it was hard to preserve humanity. Another example is Mahmud Taymur’s Haflat Shay (A tea party), which ridiculed the attempts to imitate Western manners. What these two works have in common is that both demonstrate the tensions of a transitional period. Arabic drama at that time reflected how the society was torn between the legacy of traditions and the influences from the West. Modernity was emerging, and drama became a platform for discussion. Under these conditions, politics became a predominant theme and speculations on humanity accumulated importance. Even plays on serious subjects adopted irony and comedy, while plays of unserious genres inevitably addressed serious political issues.
Introduction A financial statement is an official record of all the financial actions that take place in any business at a particular time or a period. The inputs are updated in daily, monthly or yearly. They are significant since they give the overall financial outlook of a business and in addition, help in budgeting in the organization. This is possible as they are presented in a prearranged method and are also acutely straightforward, as a result, easy to understand. The paper discusses the four basic financial statements and their main uses in the health care environment. Discussion Four basic financial statements The four basic financial statements are the statement of the financial position (balance sheet), statement of comprehensive income (profit and loss statement), statement of changes of equity and statement of cash flow. The balance sheet is a financial report that has information on the company’s liabilities, assets, and ownership equity. The other financial statement is called the profit and loss statement and is used to report on a company’s returns, operating cost, and income over a period of years. The statement of changes in equity is used to give details of the company’s equity throughout a reporting period. The statement of cash flow is used to give details about the company’s cash flow behavior. In particular, it gives information on its working, spending, and financing activities. The purpose of each report Balance sheet The balance sheet is a financial statement that explains the company’s financial position in terms of assets, liabilities and capital as aforementioned. The sheet is used in the end of a financial year to set the financial records straight. It is used in addition, to calculate the company’s feasibility in order to ascertain the way that it is operating in the financial market. In this case point, a health care institution. This report, amongst the four financial statements is the only one that gives the actual date of the company’s statement in a given fiscal year. The statement is divided into three parts. The first part is the assets part that is used to calculate the amount of property that the company owns at a period. The other part is the liability division that is used to calculate the amount of money that the company owes to other people, and it is further essential in calculating the net worth of the health care institution. The capital
“Death of Socrates” is an oil on canvas painting created by a French painter named Jacques-Louis David in 1787. Figure 1 depicts the painting which portrays an intimate scene of the Greek philosopher Socrates during the last moments of his life. At this time, he faced death by execution that had been ordered by the courts at the same time that he is facing his destiny. He has either just consumed or is about to consume the poison that will kill him and he sits surrounded by his friends who are all filled with sorrow and feelings of aimlessness once their great thinker is no longer there to lead them. The “Death of Socrates” presents a man, Socrates, half-naked and draped in white, sitting on a bed without anything to support his back. His left leg rests on the floor; the other one is extended over the bed. Socrates’ death is to be witnessed by twelve other men who seem to be sad about his fate. His right-hand hovers over a cup which is held by a young slave, his back turned to the viewer, wearing a red tunic. Socrates holds his left hand up with his index finger pointing upwards. Next to Socrates and in the forefront of the picture plane sits a man wearing orange. He sits on a stone bust as a symbol of the ascending paralysis, beginning in Socrates’ feet and creeping steadily up his legs toward his chest, which will kill the philosopher. He has his right hand resting over Socrates’ lap indicating its progress. Behind this old man and to the left of Socrates are five men aged between sixty and twenty years old seemingly in a state of profound grief. One of them, wearing red and blue clothes, is facing the prison wall putting his right hand on it and covering his eyes with his left hand while he is standing. Another one wearing brown is raising his hands near to the lobes of his ears pronouncing some words. A third one wearing green and blue clothes is rising to cover his face with his hands – perhaps he doesn’t want anyone to see him cry. His body is not aligned properly and he is not standing straight up. Finally, there are two boys. One of them is wearing blue. They are standing next to each other with their heads aligned slightly down and turned away from Socrates’ body. The right side of figure 1 is dominated by a man who sits in front of Socrates’ bed wearing white. His hands are held tightly together and he sits on a piece of stone with his head turned slightly down watching the floor. This implies that he is very sad and thinking deeply of his grief. Behind the old men there is a man in blue and brown clothes who has hands up and stands facing the wall. In the upper right-hand corner of the painting, there is a group of people; some women and two men grieving outside the chamber. All of the previous figures are in a state of sadness which has been represented by their facial expressions. The setting of the painting is a prison that has arches on the window and an arch in the hallway. Moreover, there is a lamp found behind Socrates. The cell is dark, not lightened. There is not much furniture or other
Brief reflection on the selected concept ERP’s are integrated programs that provide support for major organizational activities. These activities include the management of the sales and marketing, accounting and finance, human resource, manufacturing and general logistics amongst others (Aladwani, 2001, p.266). Application and discussion of the 10 FMEA steps The chart below illustrated the key processes involved in the successful implementation of any ERP. Step 1: Defining of the processes involved Step 2: Identification of Potential problems  1. Failure of the chosen programs to match company needs/operations.  2. The mismatch in the hired employees plus the differences in their skills.  3. Project mismanagement.  4. Poorly created working applications.  5. Limited user training and involvement.  6. Failure to improve and meet the set technological standards of the created working applications/programs. Potential failures’ continuation Poor communication. Failure to recognize the need for organizational changes. Failure to rework on the system to suit user needs (failure to observe Business Process Re-engineering). Less support from the managers of an organization. Less monetary support. Step 3: Potential effects of each failure and the causes of failure Potential effects of each failure and the causes of failure… Continuation Step 4: Severity rankings Step 5: Occurrence rankings Step 6: Assigning of detection rankings; Step 7: Calculation of the Risk Priority Numbers, RPN See Table 3 showing the detection rankings and RPN scores on a scale of 1-5 Step 8: Development of the action plans. Each failure should have an action plan that seeks to address it. However, it should be re-evaluated regularly to see its effects. Step 9: Implementation of the proposed ac
Introduction The Darfur genocide is one of the Sudan’s most remarkable conflicts. The genocide led to a massive loss of life. Apart from this, several people remained displaced from their native lands. The genocide caused a severe disruption in the settlement patterns. There are detrimental impacts of the war on the humanitarian situation. There was an evident intervention of the humanitarian organizations during the war (Varma, 2012). This was evident, particularly, with agencies such as the United Nations. Most people indicate the presence of natural resource as the fundamental reason for these conflicts. Generally, oil as natural resource holds significant value. Most genocides and civil conflicts within African nations often emanate from the struggle over this resource. There are other significant natural resources with the capacity to cause remarkable level of conflicts. This research paper analyzes the critical issues behind the Darfur genocide. The paper highlights the basic research questions. It seeks to examine the various causes and perpetrators of the Darfur genocide. Apart from this, the paper analyzes the various consequences of the genocide. The Darfur Area People have diverse sentiments on the issue of Darfur. Evidently, many investigations on the causes and impacts of this genocide are eminent. Most of these studies are based on the socio-political and economic impacts. However, it is important to note the disparity of ideas about the development and cause of the war. This is the basis of this research paper. In Africa, Sudan remains as the biggest nation. This is by its expansive geographic extent. Its strategic location on the end of a desert is critical. Perhaps, this explains why the nation is endowed with the oil (Arabie, 2012). To emphasize on its importance and sincere economic value, oil is widely termed by most people as the “black gold” (Totten, 2011). It is important to review the significance and geographical placement of the Darfur area. Foremost, Darfur is located in a potentially drought-prone area. This is approximately the exact orientation of the Western Sudan. Comparably, this area is approximately equal to the geographical extent of Texas. The population of the area remained considerably large and thriving. Indicatively, this was before the period of the start of the Darfur genocide. In 20003, the collective population stemmed up to about six million numbers of occupants. This was notably before the beginning of the renowned war in 2003 (Totten, 2011). A review of the United Nations population census depicts significant reductions in the total number of present occupants. Observably, these reductions might be due to a significant majority of factors or elements. For instance, it is important to note the number of death cases and limitations due to persistent emigrations. These were largely observable during the period of the Darfur
Experimental Objective The main objective of this experiment was to compare the resistance to turning courtesy of friction in four cantilevered bearings made from different materials. As such, a glimpse of the progress made in bearing development would be highlighted. Theoretical Background By definition, friction is a kind of a force plying between two bodies that are in relative motion. Basically, owing to the principle of conversation of energy that it can neither be created nor destroyed but transformed from one form to the other, in friction, energy is transformed from kinetic energy to heat. As such its effects are grave on the life of parts of a machine in relative motion since it results in wear and tear. To this end, the efficiency of a machine reduces significantly. Consequently, engineers and designers are challenged to devise means of averting this trend. As such, several methods have been brought on board including lubrication and bearings. All machines employ spindles or shafts enclosed within bearing systems to aid in free and soft relative motions. Back in history, there has been an evolution in the design of bearings making use of a diverse range of materials including wood, metals, metal alloys, and even nylons. On a broader scope, “bearings can generally be classified into two types: the ‘plain’ bearings and the ‘ball and roller’ bearings” (Beer and Russel, 1996). The difference comes with the design. While the former uses cylinders in direct contact with a shaft and hence produce sliding friction, the latter has steel balls enclosed within two cylindrical surfaces thereby producing rolling friction. Of the two types, the ‘ball and roller bearings are the most efficient since the severity of the rolling friction is negligible as compared to the sliding friction. To this end, lubrication aids in mitigating the potency of friction. Novel generations of ‘plain’ bearings have an inbuilt lubricating system and hence are ‘self-lubricating.’ This minimizes the difficulties seen in lubricant supply. While ‘ball and roller’ types need less attention and lubrication contrary to their counterpart- the ‘plain’ bearing, they are relatively more expensive. As regards applications, different types are preferred for different machinations. As such, ‘ball and roller’ bearings find their wide applications in car engines and wheels while self-lubricating bearings are popular in electric motors. On the other hand, wood and steel bearings are commonplace in windmills. Experimental Procedures In this experiment, analyses on the resistance to relative motion on bearings were done on four bearing types but one at a time. The bearing types included: the ‘wood and steel,’ ‘brass and steel,’ ‘self-lubricating brass and steel’ and the ‘ball’ bearings. As such, a mounting panel was mounted but vertically with a bearing assembly fixed on it. A cord was wound but once around a bearing after which equal masses (1N) on either side of the cord were suspended. Masses were gradually added to one end of the cord to the point of making the other end just start rising (Fig. 1). To enhance motion, light tappin