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    2015). This direct attention of individual needs and rights is the center focus in today’s healthcare system, especially in a hospital setting. Bekemeier and Butterfield (2015) states that this shift to individual care has limited the practice of focusing on the systems that have created the medical problem, preventing social reform that serve the greater good of the population. I agree that patient center care has limited are advances of social justice and…

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    The Mediterranean and the Mediterranean World in the Age of Philip II , which Fernand Braudel published in 1949, has profound consequences for many historical fields, and this work has prompted historians to engage in the studies centring on the sea and coastal areas, such as, the Atlantic, the Baltic Sea, and the Pacific. The development of imperial history and Atlantic history has encouraged many historians to pay attention to the British Atlantic World in the eighteenth century, and they…

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    Grades are just eligibility of the company’s process in hiring the suitable candidates for a certain position. The level of grades would not wholly guarantee any possibilities for the graduates in getting the job. The added factors such as communication skill, soft skill and English proficiency will become the other barriers besides the academic grades of graduates. These criteria will become as the organization requirement in employed the fresh graduates. These requirements can ensure the…

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    Thus, selective ignorance is also ubiquitously present in all societies because in essence, it states that, while learning negates ignorance in one field, it also creates ignorance in other fields through not focusing on said other fields. This claim made by Proctor is again illuminated through Noah's narrative when Trevor Noah describes the schooling situation in South Africa when he was growing up. "So in Europe and America, yes, Hitler is the Greatest Madman…

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    focused on what may happen and that causes us to worry about the future and focus on self (inner man). Manifestations of worry, fear, and anxiety in the outer man would always be focusing on the circumstances instead of God. That can lead to one not taking care of his or…

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    teachers should build curiosity in the students about the future. To have success-ready students, schools should find and hire teachers who can build excitement in the students about the future and it should boost the engagement of the teachers by focusing on teachers’ strengths. The main role of schools and teachers is building hope in the students which also make the students success-ready (Success, Lopez). In order to be successful one should focus on his/her strength and should cultivate the…

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    plan” (Brooks P9) and focus “strengthening structures around school instead.” (Brooks P14) In paragraph 10 Brooks gives an example of one of the structures that we should strengthen. Focusing are exspenses. Im finishing up my fourth semester at Woodland Community College at the moment…

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    “if it is not documented it did not happen” (Singh, Ash, & Sittig, 2013). Now in the 21 century documentation has been modified to electronic medical records (EMR). Documenting information onto an electronic medium can lead to beneficial outcomes. Focusing on three components of the EMR’s, how safety is impacted by their use; specifically looking at the reduced errors and correct documentation. Along with how safety is impacted when the EMR’s are not used in the correct manner. Lastly discussing…

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    Gilberto recently returned from the war and was not feeling like his normal self. Each night, he has been tormented by nightmares of gunfire and bombs and has not been getting much sleep. He frequently feels guilty and jumps at the smallest unexpected movement. In an effort to reconnect with his friends, Gilberto attended a party hosted by one of them on July 4th. However, things quickly took a turn for the worse when someone let off fireworks and Gilberto had an extreme negative reaction to it.…

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    Arianna Huffington, founder of the Huffington Post, wrote an article are you living your eulogy or resume? (2013). In this article, Huffington ask us “why do we spend so much time on what our eulogy is not going to be?” (2013). She encourages us to live our life to the fullest. Eulogies are not like resumes. In fact, Huffington states “their eulogies are mostly about what they did when they weren’t achieving and succeeding” (2013). This article involves rhetorical questions and examples of…

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