Jargon

Conflicts as property is an initially perplexing notion. Published in a 1977 issue of The British Journal of Criminology, “Conflicts as Property” is an article criticising industrialised legal criminal systems and proposing a new, reformed system. Nils Christie suggests that conflicts are entities that are taken from their rightful owners. He later describes a hypothetical legal system where “professional thievery” of conflicts is nonexistent. By use of an analogy and several sub-ideas he…

Speech | Maxibon advertising campaign 2|Good morning fellow members of the AMSA. Today this meeting has been established for the purpose of assessing the suitability of the “Maxibon” advertising campaign. With the advertising campaigns accumulation of a series of complaints the attention of the board has been accentuated. The removal of this campaign is vital for the progression of our open-minded society, in which stereotypical views of masculinity should not be upheld for current and future…

Rhetorical Analysis of Language in “Named for Victoria, Queen of England” In Chinua Achebe’s essay “Named for Victoria, Queen of England”, Achebe tries to warn society of the impending danger of racism and cultural conflicts. By describing his life events, Achebe demonstrates how the cultural backgrounds between Christians and non-Christians had arisen differences throughout the years. Achebe believes that the two sides bear much significance and, therefore, they should be held together without…

The role accountability plays in ensuring the consistent delivery of quality care are: - It measures and hold people accountable for the action performed and encourage self-leadership and teamwork in order to achieve a desired goal. When an employee knows that he/she is accountable for the health quality care, then there is less finger pointing and instead each employee helps, encourage and work together. - It involves everyone in the organization to create and sustain quality care, which…

both an oft-cited desirable quality, and an elusively-defined buzzword on the lips of ambitious CEOs and entry-level employees alike. In this post, I will break down specific areas of excellence in three different companies, cutting through corporate jargon to provide clarity to an overused word. In a crowded and fast-paced global market, every company must seek to provide value to their customers. As we start this course in marketing, what better concepts to pair than excellence and value?…

The purpose of this reflective essay is to evaluate my ability to find and review various types of information from different sources including online search tools, books and journals. The secondary purpose is to analyse the development of my writing and referencing skills. The article critiques my understanding of the importance of a CV, my ability to evaluate a book, a journal and how to further my academic skills such as referencing. ‘Critical thinking and reflection is thought of as a…

tears at the sight of her son’s head wrapped in medical dressing and his mouth intubated. I stood quietly in the corner observing the physician on call, Dr. Gajula, attempting to explain post-operation difficulties the patient would endure. Medical jargon poured out of Dr. Gajula’s mouth only to be received by a confused and apprehensive mother. Realizing the communication gap, Dr. Gajula immediately connected to a phone translator. As he spoke into the phone calmly, Dr. Gajula held the mother’s…

The craze around detox diets continue as more people buy into the idea of cleansing the body of toxins through various dietary methods. Different results are sought after through detox diets,and while flushing toxins from the body sounds good, there hasn't been any consensus that detox diets actually work. Absent is a lack of credible scientific evidence supporting their efficacy. In fact, the risks may outweigh the benefits since some forms of detox are not really healthy. Instead of achieving…

pitch black by the way someone coughed or the way their silhouette moved. Easy company was prepared to live, fight, and die for the man next to him without a second thought. One of the aspects of this book that I did not like was the constant military jargon. There were many times where I would have to stop and look up specific words to see if it was referring to a location, weapon, person, or military phrase. As someone who has never been or spent a lot of time around people in the military I…

Monitoring a patient’s temperature is an everyday task to a nurse. It is one of the most important vital signs to recognise when a patient’s condition worsens. Nurses have to follow a strict guideline to maintain the safety of the patient’s. All nurses after graduation will register with the Nursing and Midwifery council. The NMC provide nurses with a code of conduct they must adhere by to maintain their registration as a nurse. This essay will show how parts of the NMC code relate to monitoring…