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    Nursing Contextual Project

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    Nursing research is research that provides evidence used to support nursing practice has been developing since the time of Florence nightingale to the present day where many nurses now work as researchers based in universities as well as in the health care setting. (em.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/nursing research). Purpose of nursing research – This refers to the aim and goal of nursing research. It also refers to the reason why research is carried out in nursing. There are two main purposes of…

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    employees as merely factors of production. The changes manifested as a spate of labor legislations such as the Equal Pay Act (1963), the Civil Rights Act (1964), Occupational Safety and Health Act (1970), and the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (1974). The need to comply with such legislation increased the importance of the human resource…

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    how to interview victims in order to record an accurate statement. The physical examination focuses on areas where the person was assaulted. The nurse has to take photographs and use swabs to collect DNA evidence of semen, saliva or sweat. Blood or oral swabs are also taken to provide a baseline DNA of the victim. The nurse is also responsible for collecting evidence such as clothing. Once all the forensic evidence is collected the nurse is responsible for packaging it into a sealed sexual…

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    Data regarding the cardiovascular system of older adults is slightly limited, due to the fact that older people are usually not included in clinical trials. However, enough research has been done to identify common physiological changes in the geriatric cardiovascular system, such as: increased heart weight; decreased number of myocardial cells with enlargement of remaining cells; increased left ventricle wall thickness; increased arterial stiffness; increased elastin levels; increased collagen…

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    James Bray from a nine-year study for the National Institutes of Health cites the characteristics of successful step families and discusses the importance of daily communication between husband and wife to prevent and defuse potential problems. The other recommendation that Dr. Bray suggests is that the relationship between the new spouse and children be developed very slowly. As a part of this research, Dr. Bray also lists the following types of step families and describes the characteristics…

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    Self-knowledge is fundamental because it teaches how to manage our attitudes in leadership, entrepreneurship and even team membership. In the article “What’s Your Influencing Style” by Chris Musselwhite and Tammie Plouffe, we learned why was of great importance for us to know what is our predominant style of influence or which one we feel more comfortable with. Our influencing style helps us in determining how we exert our power and influence on others and also aids in understanding the other…

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    According to The Health Wyze Report, there is an undeniable connection between autism and vaccinations in addition to many others such as Guillain Barré syndrome, which is permanent paralysis. According to the Anti-Vaccine Scientific Support Arsenal, “Andrew Wakefield’s…

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    It is hard for parents to leave their children in an educational or care setting while they go to work, it is important that they feel confidant their children are in a safe, supportive hands who will help their development . Failing to do this is a gross breach of your professional values. 3.2 Policies & procedures that are in place to protect children and young people and adults who work with them. Listening to children & young people listening to children is important you may hear…

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    Not only were the Israelis grasping for acknowledgment in a global arena, but they placed importance on a relationship with the United States. There is no doubt that such an alliance with the West found its way into the cultural structure of Israel. Ethnocentrism is a prevalent theme in Israeli culture; however, mass immigration and strong Western ties helped to shape the Israeli culture in “areas as health, education and social work.” Democracy is another fundamental cultural theme in…

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    | | | |In SJA the majority of our learners are predominantly adults, therefore they have a range of skills and previous educational experiences. They are | |generally independent and have their own ways of learning the First Aid course. | |…

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