Accreditation

1) In 1985, the United States Supreme Court decided Tennessee V. Garner, that the court held that a police officer may not use deadly force to apprised a fleeing felon who does not pose a “significant threat of death or series physical injury to the officer or others. This was because of Edward Garner was a juvenile (15 years old) who burglarized a home stealing $10.00 and a purse. He jumped over the backyard fence to escape after police ordered him to halt, at which point police shot him in the…

This paper is designed to compare the National Association of School Psychology (NASP) standards and the International School Psychology Association (ISPA) goals, in contrast to the School Psychology program at New Jersey City University (NJCU). NASP is a professional organization that represents and supports school psychologist to support the learning and mental health of all children and youth (NASP: Standards for the Credentialing of School Psychologists, 2010, p.1). NASP was founded in 1969…

getting intern experience, it is highly encourage to become accredited through the American Psychological Association’s Committee on Accreditation (CoA). The COA teaches principles like; the History of Forensic Psychology; Law, Civil and Criminal Procedures, and Juries; Violence Risk Assessment; and Ethical issues within the practice. After receiving accreditation, one would be qualified and competent to perform as a professional Forensic Psychologist. In that, one could serve as an expert in…

Lory Bedirian 47788 Persuasive Speech Outline Second Draft Topic: Homeschooling is bad for children. General Purpose: To persuade. Purpose Statement: To persuade my audience that homeschooling is bad for children for several reasons. Central Idea: Homeschooling for children is not as efficient as school because it isolates the child from other children, it will not provide the child with the same level of knowledge in education and it increases cost. Main Ideas: I. It isolates the child from…

NABH accreditation makes it a mandatory criteria that the hospital should provide patient with adequate knowledge wherever and whenever required and make aware of their rights. It is done by various methods like providing brochures, pamphlet, explaining verbally…

The following are the 8 code of ethics for interpreters: - 1- Accuracy and Fidelity: The core aim of this ethical principle is to preserve the meaning of all messages while performing an interpreting session. The interpreters have to deliver all messages in the target language with taking in consideration not to add, distort, and omit the meaning of the delivered messages. It means that an interpreter is expected to master the target language equivalent to that of educated native speaker,…

• The Joint Commission: The Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations is the main accrediting agency in the U.S. for hospitals and healthcare facilities. Facilities must pass its inspections regularly to maintain their accreditation and must meet all of its accepted standards. The Joint Commission considers culturally competent care to be a part of safe patient care and published…

certification and recertification programs are accredited by the ABSNC of the American Board of Nursing Specialties (ABNS), formerly known as the ABNS Accreditation Council. ABNS is the only national peer review program for professional specialty nursing certification. Accreditation by ABSNC demonstrates AANPCP’s compliance with the ABSNC Accreditation Standards, the highest quality standards available in the industry for specialty nursing certification programs. The AANPCP Adult and…

In the world there are many issues that are faced. Any issue no matter how small or big often are interconnected. There is an importance for people to be proactive in solving or preventing issues. This can be seen in Theo's Chocolate. The brand started off with curiosity. With curiosity came awareness of social and economical issues that surrounded the industry. When the owner decided to set forth his passion of making chocolate he decided to tackle these issues to the best of his abilities by…

Before the 1980s hospitals grew from 178 in 1872 to 4359 in 1909 (Shi & Singh, 2005). One of the significant reasons to the growth of hospitals points to the government and The Hill-Burton Act. This act provided federal grants to states for the construction of new community hospital beds. Because of the severe shortage in hospital beds after World War II, the act was put in place to improve the utilization of beds. Later this act would result in greater consequences due to the downsizing of…