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    According to the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (2013), approximately 900,000 cases of falls are reported every year from hospitals around the country. Some of these fall are with serious life threatening injuries. Unfortunately, the hospital is responsible to take on all these extra charges that frankly could have been prevented…

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    they decided to take a loan from friends and family rather than from the bank. When the store was launched in 2013 they had less management skill which resulted for maximum time spend. They found problems to get the appropriate vendors. In search of vendors they contact the friends and family back in Nepal and India. The store starts getting the ethnic item from Kathmandu and New Delhi. But it arrived late here and sometimes the item received were broken due to which store bear loss. The item…

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    in their pets. Aiding her unpopular perception, Brassey builds her credibility with reputable sources and employs emotionally moving dictation to create a piece that is informative as well as relatable to her audience. Through her analysis of the studies of the Labrador and its tendency for large appetites, “evolutionary biologist and BBC Science Writer” (Hamilton) Dr. Charlotte Brassey argues in “Tackling the Canine…

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    Healthy Choices In America

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    Healthy Choices in America According to the many studies that were done in the past, Americans are the most obese people in the world. There are many factors that contribute to our obese nation, one of them being our environment. The question is would higher taxes on junk food encourage more healthful eating habits in America? Some say, “What is considered junk food in the first place?” According to Wikipedia encyclopedia, “junk food” is defined as “food with little to no nutritional value and…

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    My Therapeutic Journey

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    phenomenon may reach back further, I can remember clearly that since high school, I viewed every activity I chose, every project I undertook, and every class I took from the perspective of a future healthcare professional. On January 2, 2015, my family and I were leaving my childhood friend’s house after a dinner. As we drove past my friend’s house, I waved a bittersweet goodbye to her, as we were both getting ready to begin our second semester of college in a week. Little had I known I would…

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    Roman Gladiator Analysis

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    Until this unique and historical find, researchers only had ceramic, iconography, and ancient texts to study the mysterious gladiator. This article was directed toward fellow bioarchaeologists and students in the field of anthropology, especially for those that had previous knowledge of gladiator history. They did a great job supporting evidence that the…

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    Child Abuse Awareness

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    aggressive adults. They start in their adolescence to attach themselves to gangs that substitutes the families they never had, and they learn to integrate violence as a system of dealing with disputes and frustrations. As some scholars demonstrate, the main cause of youths attaching themselves to baby gangs and violent peers is to substitute a missing parental role. To enable a child to cope and to heal, studies show the need of a strong relationship with a caring and competent adult, preferably…

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    Advance Care Planning

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    challenges with advance care planning were their own lack of knowledge and skills, as well as their colleagues. Many felt they lacked the confidence to have advance care planning conversations and would benefit from education or training (p.7). Another study produced similar results with staff members feeling apprehensive about having advance care planning conversations with their residents and that they simply lacked confidence. Stone, Kinley & Hockley (2013) also noted that a lack of knowledge…

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    There are many people in the world who are affected by mental health issues. These issues or disorders can effect their personal lives, family and those around them. Among some of the most widely known and intricate disorders still people do not realize the underlying causes and effects these disorders have. They only see what is on the surface of the disorder shown to the outside world, but like most mental health problems comes underlying issues. One of the most recognized mental health…

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    Amanda Knox Case

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    finally released, and is now living freely with no charge. In the 2007 controversial court case of Amanda Knox, the innocent verdict incorrectly acquitted the suspect because of convincing evidence, lack of mourning, and an unreliable alibi. Prosecutors found evidence that pointed to Amanda Knox’s involvement in the murder of Meredith Kercher. Now Knox and her boyfriend were believed to be involved in this case.…

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