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    new study supported by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevent (OJJDPS), U.S. Department of Justice, identifies effective practices and strategies to improve the mentoring experience for at-risk and high-risk youth who are involved in the juvenile justice system (Dubois, 2000). The best practices for referring youth to mentoring when they are in certain juvenile justice system settings, including Juvenile Detention, Juvenile Corrections, Juvenile probation, Delinquency Court,…

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    Swahili means very important people. Watu Wa Maana street children are a registered charitable children institution for rehabilitation and reintegration of street children in Ruiru. The center was started in the year 2002 by Wanjiru Kanyoni. It is managed by the board of directors who make sure they improve the lives of the children in the center. They contemplate that on reaching the children they will also be reaching the parents and the community thereby bringing hope to the whole family and…

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    address health inequalities of SUs by coordinating with their GP services for regular physical health screening to make sure physical health problems identified and managed earlier (Bradshaw & Pedley, 2012). Acknowledging their social status and providing support in accommodation and employment will enhance their ability to participate in care. Informed consent is a…

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    Feces of patients that have symptoms of food poisoning or typhoid fever are cultured for Salmonella. Often, the preliminary diagnosis is first suggested by recognition of an outbreak (multiple patients having symptoms of a disease all at about the same time and often from the same food or water source). Again, many organisms and toxins can cause food poisoning, so it is sometimes difficult to determine the outbreak's cause. Usually, the laboratory needs to be notified that S. spp. is suspected…

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    medicalized the treatment of women’s bodies from childbirth to menopause. The Marxist perspective sees health as a form of social control based around capitalism. A defined split in society between the working and upper classes. Health, in this instance, managed by the bourgeois to ensure their workforce can continue to attend work. Production and delivery of profits can be maintained through having a fit and healthy workforce (Goodman,…

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    Multi agency working and integrated working is important as children in their early years may have a range of needs and this holistic approach, which is an important part of the government frame work known as Every Child Matters, allows early years settings to respond to the wider needs of young children and their families to improve outcomes for children in both their learning and development. 1.2 Analyse how integrated working practices and multi agency working in partnership deliver better…

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    Singh (2015) states integration refers to the health care organizations strategies in order to achieve economies success in operation, diversify exiting operations with new products, and services. Integration in healthcare grew from the need for alternative delivery services for medical care and the growth of innovative technology and managed care (p. 361). According to Shi & Singh (2015), the two major service strategies for integration health care are horizontal integration and vertical…

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    discord within the team to agree on a future strategy for more open and professional communication (Day 2013). Hargie (2011) suggest that effective communication skills have been shown to be positively impact on patient care, whereas ineffective skills are connected to reduce patient care. Likewise, Casey and Wallis (2011) identify communication difficulties as major factors affecting patient…

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    proportion of elderly from 8.8% to 18.7% for 2009 to 2030 (Ministry of Social and Family Development, 2009), emphasis has been placed on improving aged care. This involves not just responding to health-related issues of the seniors, but to their social and emotional needs as well (Gan, 2012). Hence, our project seeks to find and develop new methods of aged care. 1.3 Reason and Profile of Elderly The targeted elderly are those living in nursing homes or live alone. In Singapore, about 7,000…

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    There are two main kinds of individual health plans: managed care and traditional indemnity coverage: The Managed care health insurance. This type of health insurance covers medical services from a specific network of doctors, hospitals and other health care providers and traditional indemnity health insurance was the most common form of coverage. This type of health insurance covers medical care based on service rather than health care provider. Improving the Health and wellness of individuals…

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