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    many issues involving our probation and parole systems in the United States. Probation and parole are both contemplated community corrections that include supervision in the community. There are many problems with overcrowding in prisons due to long term sentencings. Due to the overcrowding in prisons they have no choice but to release them early from their sentencing and that is unfair to the other offenders considering it is unfair to the offenders that committed a lesser crime and has to…

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    that altering and coordinating the timing of these tasks can move the discharge time up by several hours and improve through-put for the rest of the hospital therefore decrease overcrowding in the emergency department (ED). Model for Change…

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    Tuberculosis and Living Conditions Tuberculosis is seen as a major health problem in society today, even though it is well controlled in more developed countries it is still a major issue in 3rd world countries with most cases coming from Asian and African continents (Erazo et al 2014). Through this essay we will show why Tuberculosis is a major health issue in society today and how it is linked to social and environmental determinants. Tuberculosis is a bacterial disease that targets the…

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    Ocean Park Case Study

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    there is always opportunity to expand to the new markets. Weaknesses 1.Problem of Overcrowding In recent years, there was a few times that the Ocean Park came across with the problem of overcrowding during the Chinese New Year. Normally, the maximum number of guest that the Ocean Park can receive is 36,000. But during the Chinese
New Year, the number reached to
more than 48,000, causing the problem of overcrowding. Tourists
need to wait for a ride for at least 30 minutes in average. Having…

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    Prison Vs Rehabilitation

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    The debate over the role of prison in our society is one that is often at the discussed in the media, politics, and within the general public. On one side of the argument we have those who believe that prison should be regarded as a place of punishment, where criminals should do their time and pay for their crime. On the opposite end of the spectrum we have those who believe prison should be a place of rehabilitation, where there is a focus on moving the prisoner away from criminal life. Others…

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    The purpose of this paper is to talk about Ohio's health care reform. What healthcare reform is and how it helps people that qualify for Medicaid, The positive by providing more health care to others and the negatives like overcrowding of medical services and the rising cost of health care. Healthcare reform in Ohio Healthcare reform was to help additional funding to Medicaid program to cover people under the age of 65 and with income up to 133% of the federal poverty level. That provides that…

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    When I meet with my patients the first time during a braces consultation, one of the most common questions that I get asked is, "Why do I need teeth removed for my braces?" or "Why do you have to pull my child's teeth?" While tooth extraction can seem like a scary topic, it is often necessary for braces to work properly to give your child beautiful, straight teeth. Everyone has two sets of teeth: primary, sometimes called baby teeth, and permanent, or adult, teeth. Primary teeth normally begin…

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    youth her family was hopping from shelter to shelter in New York City. They had moved throughout multiple shelters throughout the years and were fortunate enough to not have to live on the streets from the shelters overcrowding. Several children that had been affected by the overcrowding had been sent to a jail in the Bronx that was no longer in use because there had been nowhere else for them to live. Browne’s family had lived in a house, shelters and an unused jail all in the matter of years. …

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    Federal Prison Case Study

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    reasons there has been an increase in the state incarceration population. Even though the recent trend with the state incarceration population is starting the decline, the federal population is still increasing and causing a big overcrowding problem. The biggest overcrowding issues are at the medium and high security prisons (Schmalleger & Smykla, 2015). The prisoners that make up the federal prison system are mainly there for drug charges such as trafficking, selling, and distributing, but…

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    Punishment In Prisons

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    outright from federal prisons or placed on probation in 2005, the 60-page report found almost half (49.3%) had, within the next eight years, been arrested again” (Zoukins). As imprisonment rates are increasing, overcrowding is rapidly becoming a major issue in prisons today. Overcrowding forces inmates to share cells, which violates their personal space. By allowing criminals to spend extended amounts of time with one another, the chances of learning other ways to commit crimes are exceedingly…

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