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    to be inaccurate. Therefore in the benefit of hindsight, Ann 's autonomy was compromised as she relied on the false information provided. Or be, that false information was supplied to her with the best intention. Beneficence Beneficence defines an action that is done to benefit others, requiring clinicians to balance the benefits and risks (Huxtable, 2013). Relating this to Ann 's circumstance, the referral from Alison was intended to benefit Ann as she aimed to provide further clarification. The fact that Professor Lott then performed another scan shows that he had taken the precaution to ensure an accurate diagnosis was given. Therefore Lott did act to benefit Ann with his honesty, as he informed her of the difficulty encountered and it allowed Ann to consult Dr Pound. However, the absence of images is unusual as it would have benefited in explaining Lott 's findings, as he cannot prove what he looked at. It can be said that Dr Pound also benefitted Ann, as he provided a detailed report and was also honest by mentioning the difficulty encountered. Although Ann did not question the difficulty encountered, a drawback from the diagnosis provided by both doctors has led to affecting Ann 's family, as Heather requires 24 hours care. Therefore, both doctors have acted against beneficence. Non-maleficence Non-maleficence means to inflict the least harm possible to reach a beneficial outcome, with the clinicians prioritising the risk to benefit ratio (Lawrence, 2007).With…

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    If buyer and suppliers continue to work well together, there will be a sense of teamwork and a higher satisfaction for both parties. There will be trust between both parties. Revilla and Knoppen (2015) describe the increase of trust between buyers and suppliers can lead to effective exchanges, motivational dialogs for sharing information, and combing learning activities for the benefit of buyer and supplier. Cooperation and trust are major benefits, but the resolve that relationships are healthy…

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    likely not what caused the widespread Protestant Reformation. While a select few people who abhorred the Catholic Church’s methods of religious control, many converted to Protestantism for their own benefit. New Monarchs, or rulers that transition their kingdoms from those being led by a loosely powerful king to those led by an absolute monarch, often encouraged Protestantism in their territories in order to reap the seeds sown by the Catholic Church and seize control for themselves. The common…

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    His criticism of the church was something that most people of the time may have found relatable, just as comedians today criticize political figures and institutions for comedic effect. Just as comedians may use their platform to entertain as well as tell a truth, like Comedy Central’s Daily Show, Chaucer also tells a truth about his time. His criticism of many clergy members’ hypocrisy and corruption gives us a picture of religion in the 14th century. His positive description of the Parson…

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    For my pastoral interview, I choose to interview the Senior Pastor of Huntington Central Church (Disciples of Christ) Rev. Jacque Parlato. I started the interview by asking Pastor Jacque to describe her call to ministry. More precisely I asked her to describe her calling from the time she first received it up until now. During this question Pastor Jacque began by telling me about her background and early life. She informed me that she was born and raised in Santiago California, to parents that…

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    What do I want to be when I grow up? Am I doing what I really want to do for the rest of my life? Is being a youth pastor my calling in life? Did I make the right choice to come to seminary? Why am I forcing myself to go to church? Why am I dragging myself to finish seminary? These were some of the questions that I struggle to answer throughout my four years in seminary. As a pastor’s child without a direction and purpose, I was pushed into attending Fuller Theological Seminary right…

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    individual’s career choice may be reflective of a learned outcome from their family members. As stated before, role models serve as an important part in a minority individuals career development. My family serves as examples to others and their descendants the importance of having a high self-efficacy and to seek after higher goals and greater career aspirations. Minorities internalize societal stereotypes just as any individual, but role models can serve as a positive influence for minority…

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    Heifetz offers three categories in which a person’s loyalties lay, colleagues, community, and ancestors. I have always experienced conflict when it comes to my loyalties to colleagues, community, as well as ancestors. My profession is ministry in a for-profit hospice in addition to the church which overflows into all parts of my life. I am perhaps more devoted to hospice due to the hurt that I have experienced in the church. Hospice affords me the opportunity to do more in ministry then the…

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    convinces the natives to assimilate. The church had two arms of the clergy. The regular clergy was the spiritual and missionary, advocated and defended the natives. The secular clergy was the material, organization, and political sided with settlers and landowners. The crown often sided with secular clergy. The seculars and crown undid work of regulars. The Office of Inquisition was set up on 1571 to counter unchristian work. It range from dealing with heresy and finally…

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    Triple-F: Benefits and Compensation Regardless of the industry, the workforce employed by virtually any company represents the keystone of that company’s overall success. For non-profit organizations, however, hiring and maintaining a viable workforce becomes all the more important since the company is often dependent upon the goodwill of its donors and or supporters. In developing this workforce, the chief operating officer (CEO) of the Triple-F Foundation, a public, 501(c)(3) non-profit…

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