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Within an organization there are different levels of operations, systems, and decision making. In a health care organization, the microsystems and microsystems work collectively to drive quality improvements. A microsystem is a small group or team of people that care for patients. These groups are easily replicated and the point when workflow and quality changes are implemented. The microsystem is the larger component of the organization that is responsible for filtering regulations and…

is in the east end of London. Whitechapel was an area of poverty in London. William Rubinstein writes, “Whitechapel . . . was synonymous with urban poverty and squalor. . . According to Charles Booth's Life and Labour of the People in London, (1891-1903), the 90,000 inhabitants of Whitechapel (out of 900,000 in the East End) did indeed have the highest percentage in poverty of any London district (47 per cent)” (Rubinstein 11). The community that the victims lived in was one of poverty and hard…

John Baxter Taylor Black Runner John Baxter Taylor was a noble, strong, and intelligent young man who was famous for being the first black man to ever win an Olympic gold medal. However, it took time for John to accomplish this. It all started when John Taylor was born in Washington, D.C, on November 3, 1882. His parents’ names were Sarah Thomas and John Baxter. John’s family moved from Washington to Philadelphia in his childhood. From there he attended a central high school and soon joined…

Robert Jones Robert Jones was born in Caudle Green, Gloustershire, England on July 9, 1829. He was the only boy in a family of seven sisters. In 1840, he was baptized a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. In 1852 he married Harriet Tipper and had four children, one dying as a toddler. After 13 short years, Harriet died a few weeks before Thanksgiving in 1865. Five months later, he left for America with his three young children ranging in age from 12 to 8. The crossed…

Wassily Wassilyevich Kandinsky: Biography Wassily Wassilyevich Kandinsky was a Russian painter and art theorist. He was born in Moscow, the Russian empire on 16 December 1866. He is one of the first artist to create an abstract piece. During his youth (1866-1896), The Metamorphosis: Kandinsky graduated from grekov Odessa art school. Before he focused on art, he was studying law and economics in the University of Moscow, which he later gave up at the age of 30. Kandinsky’s enthusiasm in colour…

killed upon Spanish arrival by the spread of European diseases. Columbus claimed the area for Spain in 1502 and Panama was used as a route for shipping Incan goods to Spain. In 1821, Spain was overthrown and Panama became a province of Colombia. In 1903, Panama declared independence from Colombia and the construction of the Panama Canal began in 1907. It became an important passage for ships traveling between the Atlantic and Pacific ocean. Panama assumed control of the canal in 1999 from the…

In a corner sat a girl in a little blue dress. Her name was Emily Prescott, born on December 25, 1903 on Christmas day. Emily favorite color was blue and she wore blue almost every single day. Most people picked on her because she wore the same thing twice a week. Therefore, everyday she sat in that small space called a corner to eat and pass time. It was the 23rd of December, Emily mom woke her up to go eat breakfast. Her mom had the most beautiful name which was Jessica. Meanwhile, Emily…

Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION Harley Davidson, which is known as Harley, is an American motorcycle manufacturer. The company was founded in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 1903. It is one of two major American motorcycle manufacturer companies to survive the Great Depression. It has survived numerous ownership arrangements and subsidiary arrangements. On the other hand, the company has also suffered from periods of poor economic health and quality of products in global competition to become the world's 5th…

competition and vigorous—even strident—political rivalry” (6). From this data, it is evident that railroad transport was an already important means of transportation given the fact that there was intense commercial and political interest, which is why, in 1903, the Railway Act was enacted. Automobiles, however, were just beginning: “The first Canadian automobile, built in 1867 by Henry Seth Taylor, was regarded as a novelty, as were the single-cylinder vehicles that were imported from the US in…

doing, so Ford resigned and in 1902 and with him gone the company changed to Cadillac Motor Car Co. Even with Ford leaving, he still had a good amount of investors that would back up his ideas because of how good his racing car preformed. In June of 1903 with a few ups and down, Ford pulled one last effort into the company on a make or break kind of deal effort. By creating Ford Motor Company with the help of John S. Gray as president: a Detroit banker. Once the first Model A was created it was…