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    to be able to delivery quality care to patients. It will be a race game to get people in and out quickly in order to free up beds, nurses, and physicians. Con: Diverting patients could make them wait longer for care and put their lives in danger. “When the nearest hospital was on diversion for more than 12 hours per day, patients were significantly more likely to die than those whose local hospitals did not go on diversion.” CMH also runs the risk of burning its bridges with other hospitals by putting them in the same position as themselves. Diversifying income Pro: CMH can start charging visitors and patients for parking. You can charge patients for a deluxe room if they want nicer then average accommodations. Ralph can charge for getting premium TV channels instead of just basic channels. Con: Not enough patients may buy the upgrades and instead of gaining more profits Ralph will still be stuck in the same position he was in. Even if it had enough patients buy the upgrades it may not be a quick enough turn around to save the hospital from closing its doors. After the analysis of the pros and cons of each action, Ralph should go with the action of cutting costs/trimming waste. Although diversion can be an easy route, he may cause patients to die if he forces ambulances to drive further to another hospital. Diversifying his income can bring in good revenue but it may not have a quick enough turnaround time to save the hospital. With cutting costs/trimming waste he has…

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    Distraction! Is the main point of the Red Herring fallacy. The name originates from the 18th century when British fugitives would use the distinctive scent of a Red Herring on their trail to divert and contaminating their pathway. Red Herring fallacy is categorized as “Ignoratio elenchi” which translates to “ignorance of the proof” in Latin. Red Herrings are mostly used in law, politics and mystery novels. In law, lawyers would include many fallacies to divert and distract from the main point.…

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    Numeracy Diversions

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    Finding online toy stores is simple. Basically sort an expression like this into your Search Engine of decision and you will be given pages of sites offering new, one of a kind, prominent, stylish and aggressively estimated products for youngsters. Needing the best for our young kids as they develop and create, implies that we are dependably on the search for endowments and diversions that join training and fun into their recess exercises. Fortunately, there are numerous online toy stores…

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    Diversion In Healthcare

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    COMBATING DRUG DIVERSION IN HEALTHCARE Tiffany Johnson Metropolitan State University Introduction Despite numerous strides and advancements in modern medicine, the delivery of quality and effective health care remains a daunting task in both developed and developing countries. The nature of interpersonal relationships between caregivers or providers and the users of health and social care services dictates the degree to which effective service delivery is achieved. Even in high quality…

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    look at the literature on diversion programs,the different types of programs, its effectiveness, and participation requirements. Youth in the juvenile justice system often reflect a variety of high-risk elements that include inadequate family support, school failure, negative peer groups, and lack of utilization of community-based services(NCJRS). In order to address some of these high risk elements, we typically divert the youth through the use of diversion programs. A diversion program can be…

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    Diversion and Probation Diversion programs are available to certain defendants who are classified as unable to comprehend the punitive system. This can be the mentally ill, or someone who would benefit from treatment other than imprisonment. According to Schmalleger and Ortiz Smykla (2015), Diversion is a program created where the accused chooses to participate by undergoing treatment, such as drug or alcohol, mental health services, employment counseling, and education and training. This…

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    Submit your answers to these questions in to Canvas no later than midnight of October 3rd (next Saturday). 1. One of the goals of diversion programs is to remove the offender from the criminal justice system as quickly as possible. Why is this an important concept? Diversion gives defendants a chance to escape the stigma of a criminal conviction. Having a offender charged with petty act that can be handled outside the court may subject that individual to having difficulty finding gainful…

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    Drug Diversion Program

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    (i) Name, jurisdiction, link: Drug Diversion Program, Maricopa County, AZ https://www.superiorcourt.maricopa.gov/JuvenileProbation/Probation/drugDiversion (ii) Main interventions description: The drug Diversion Program in Maricopa County in Arizona aims to reducing the drug presence and use among juveniles. By doing this, the program is giving these juveniles an alternative so they do not have to attend a formal court hearing or action. The drug diversions program aims to intervene in the…

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    • Distraction and diversions can be helpful in distressing situations. Activities which provide the client with opportunities for autonomy and promote independence Activities which provide meaning and purpose as well as promote independence for each aspect of life: Domestic life: baking, preparing morning tea, setting tables, clearing and wiping tables, washing dishes, folding washing and dusting. Outdoor life: walking, raking the leaves, sweeping up, gardening, feeding chickens or pets, small…

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    The Great Lakes states should not have allowed the diversion of water to Waukesha because the Great Lakes compact technically forbids the diversion, Waukesha could be sharing the water with other communities, and this diversion could open the door for many other diversions. First, in 2008, president George W. Bush signed the Great Lakes Compact. One thing that the compact states is that diversion outside of the basin is banned. An article by Codi Kozacek, writing for Circle of Blue, states that…

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