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I believe that once schools adopt a Positive Behavior Support System (PBSS), each school will be unique in whether it will implement the program with an universal or a more distinctive approach that is specific for the high school, middle school, and elementary levels. Schools will need to create an “innovative combination of evidence practices that emphasize investing in a) prevention, b) teaching of basic social expectations, c) acknowledging appropriate behavior, d) preventing problem…

Professionalism as a doctoral student of physical therapy should be demonstrated through multiple facets of life. As a professional physical therapist, it is crucial to serve patients with excellent skill and judgment based upon well-founded knowledge and experience. However, I believe that the best physical therapists also combine their skill and judgment with a firm belief in the dignity and worth of all persons. I strive to be a skilled and knowledgeable practitioner who serves with respect,…

the state of nature is a choice between being able to preserve one's life and not being able to. For Hobbes, entering a situation where it is impossible to preserve one's own life is a free choice. Despite the preservation of life being a crucial facet of his understanding of human nature. This is only rational when Hobbes' theory on freedom in motion is viewed without compromise. A choice made in a state of fear or desire to escape danger is still very much a free choice according to Hobbes.…

Petrukhina is in an unusual situation; previously a heroic Soviet World War 2 pilot and veteran, now she struggles with living an ordinary civilian life. Her job as the headmistress of a school forces her to be the boss – strict and a symbol of authority. When she has to publicly expel Bystryakov we can tell that she eventually regrets it, but must be strong and keep her word. This seems to give her the reputation as tough and uncompromising. Her heroic past goes completely unnoticed and…

a picky eater after that talk with my grandmother, in fact, today there are only a handful of foods that I have a distaste for, and I have eaten a huge assortment of foods. As I have sat in health class this past year I have learned about every facet of nutrition and its’ relationship with the human body and society. This health class demonstrated the truthfulness, and wisdom my grandmother shared with me so long ago. I find it unfortunate to think of how many diseases related to the human…

Reflection #2 Alan Turing: The Enigma is a book written by Andrew Hodges, a reputable mathematics professor at the University of Oxford, that tells the story of Alan Turing, who invented one of the first prototypes of the modern computer. Because the novel was written by a math professor, the intended audience mostly consists of math students (at a college level) and because of that it is teeming with esoteric mathematical language. To help reduce the strain on readers, however, Hodges…

DOI: 11/8/2014. Patient is a 61-year-old female care taker who sustained a work-related injury while she was turning a patient and felt that her back popped. Per OMNI, she was diagnosed with severe stenosis secondary to disc protrusion and facet cyst. She is status post laminectomy on 05/27. Based on the progress report dated 07/05/16, the patient is scheduled for a 3-level global fusion on 07/22/16 and 07/25/16. She reports that her back pain is rated as 7 /10. Yesterday was worse. The pain…

Objectives of Shared Savings Program: o Shared savings agreement offers a transparent and consistent way to work with providers to manage cost of care effectively, and to improve clinical KPIs and align incentives o To successfully implement the FQHC strategic alliance program (SAP), Affinity incorporates risk adjustment in its existing process to better understand a provider’s performance and peer-to-peer comparison 1. Individual member risk scores will adjust the provider’s revenue to account…

My motivation and decision to serve in the United States Army is twofold: 1. Important and influential men in my life had served their country selflessly. 2. I was aimless after High School/College. I didn’t know exactly what I wanted to do, but I knew I didn’t want to do nothing. I came from a family which served from The Civil War through Vietnam. On both sides my great-grandfathers served in WWI, my grandfathers served in the U.S. Army and Navy respectively during WWII, and my father served…

As a child of Syrian culture, archaic traditions defined my world. My parents, who immigrated to America in 1995, brought with them vital Syrian culture; the most important being high value placed on family. My family showed me nothing could break the ties of blood, and for that I thank them. They demonstrated to me, family was the most accepting and secure safety net to fall back on. My mother and father also taught me respect is not just a quality, it is a way of life. They told me by…