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    When thinking about the process of giving birth, most people think of it as being quite simple. Unfortunately, for some families that is not the case. As a woman ages, her eggs age as well. The older the female body gets, the harder it is to have children. There are many reasons why some couple are not able to conceive. According to the website “Baby Center,” some women experience endometriosis. Endometriosis is the condition that occurs when tissue is found in the lining of the women’s uterus.…

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    debates on nature vs nurture and its effects on criminal behavior. What causes someone to be a criminal? Is it the environment that a child is raised in ,nurture, or is it possible that a child is born a criminal, nature, that would cause a person to act out? Are adopted children more susceptible to criminal behavior, because they are not raised by the biological parents? These questions and many more are brought up in debates to find out the root of criminal behavior. Nurture is defined as any…

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    Child Welfare Issues

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    order to tackle such a broad topic, one must examine the history of child welfare for immigrant children, who exactly these children and families are today, the policies implemented by the government, the current problems faced, the political controversies, the potential changes in child welfare, and the resources available for both legal and illegal immigrant families. The United States, has indirectly created a biased system for the children of immigrants. In general, laws and policies…

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    The goal is to find safe, permanent homes for foster children through reunification, adoption, or placement with a permanent legal guardian” (The National Voice of Foster Parents). Foster care is a thorough system that seeks homes or family reunifications for the betterment of the children. Foster care is for children whose parents were not able to take proper care of the children…

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    EHR In Healthcare

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    restrictions while enhancing patient care are some of the reasons for issuing executive order 13335 by former President George W. Bush (Ohio University, n.d.). This paper will discuss the goals and objectives of the EHR mandate and how the Affordable Care Act relates to it. As well as the six steps of electronic health record implementation, I will explain my facilities progress regarding these steps. Lastly, I will go over the importance of utilizing the EHR and its consequences like threats to…

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    Barnet Reflection

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    supported by high quality services that work in partnership to identify early needs, are accessible for families, responsive and affordable for individual child and their family. The key areas Barnet Children and Young Peoples Services focus on are: 'safeguarding children through our multi-agency Barnet Children’s Safeguarding Board looking after children who are in care recruiting foster families and potential adoptive parents and placing children in their care making sure that children in…

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    On average, there are 293,066 sexual assaults on women ages 12 and up every year in the United States of America. If you do the math, factor in the leap years, that comes down to about one sexual assault of a woman anywhere from the age 12 and up every 107 seconds. What if some of these sexual assaults ended in pregnancies? About 5.0% of them do, although it may not seem like much, it 's important. By no means should abortion be promoted as a product in the supermarket, however that does not…

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    is the physical or psychological maltreatment or even sexual molestation of a child. Child abuse and neglect is significant and well established as a major societal unsettling problem with remarkable repercussions for the affected children, their families, and society at large. There are different factors that will affect how the authorities are going to proceed in case of alleged child abuse, for the legal and social services will determine the eligibility. I believe this is a heartfelt topic…

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    accept legalizing abortions. Although liberals argue in favor of abortion, there are too many complication in their case to support the legality of abortion. Abortion is an act of violence that kills an innocent life; therefore, it should be illegal. Abortion was a problem women and families faced during the late 1800s. Families and mothers are still facing abortion today. Britain passed the first anti-abortion laws in 1803. The laws on anti-abortion are strict in many states. Individual states…

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    It outlines the legal requirements for safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and the roles and responsibilities of professionals, organisations and individuals in regards to working together to keep children safe from harm. It was originally written in 2006 but revised in 2010, 2013 and 2015. It also applies to those working in the fields of education, health and social services as well as the police and probation services. In this document, safeguarding and…

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