Necessary and sufficient condition

strategic planning process in healthcare organizations to meet for conditions: publicity condition, relevance condition, revision and appeals condition, and regulative condition. The first requirement requires that healthcare organizations make their decisions publicly accessible to the stakeholders. The second condition for procedural fairness requires that every decision has relevant arguments that justify it while the third condition implies that the strategic plan provides means for appeals…

This essay will argue in favour of the view presented by Steven M. Cahn that, while society may not approve of immoral action (with good reason) this is far from sufficient to conclude that anyone who performs an immoral action for the sake of happiness cannot be truly happy. The key example Cahn uses is Judah Rosenthal (a character appropriated from a Woody Allen film) to explain his argument that the happy life need not be identical with the “morally-good” or “virtuous” life (Cahn & Vitrano,…

with chronic illness and disability, most are able to live on their own or with minimal assistant. In addition, both chronic illness and disability does not show discrimination, it affect the young, middle age and the old. Chronic Illness is the condition or health problem with symptoms or disability requiring health care management for three months or longer (Bare, Cheever, Hinkle & Smeltzer, 2010). On the other hand, disability is limitation in performance or function in everyday activities…

them to try new and more efficient production methods of seeding, stock breeding, and harvesting. This shift in agriculture accelerated an important growth in production of food. The success of British agricultural revolution is related to climate conditions as well. Britain together with Ireland, Low Countries, and Denmark took its advantage from a favourable climate. These countries are located “entirely in a temperate, fully humid climate, in which temperature extremes were uncommon and…

Because the casual-theory rejects justification as a condition in the analysis of knowledge, the casual-theory nicely handles the standard Gettier cases. This is because the casual theory does not require that one be able to state one’s justification for believing that P. This makes it easy to account for one’s…

study was done to determine at what rate physicians manipulate the rules of reimbursement in order for patients to receive services for which they may not otherwise be granted under utilization review rules though the physician may find the service necessary. The 1998 study was a random study that contained a national sample of 1124 physicians who were surveyed through mailings and the response rate was 64%. Three areas of concentration were involved that asked if the physician’s (1) exaggerated…

sex. The phraseology above on the one hand straightforwardly expresses the desire for an equal despite on the other promulgating only the conditions necessary for the 'supplier side' of this particular power dynamic to acquiesce to the buyer. This is without a doubt, an uneven audition in that there is no discussion of the buyer's stipulations and conditions. Being won over with witty banter, potentially humiliating anecdotes, and by the preview of future times effectively terminates the…

The demarcation problem between science and pseudoscience is one of the Gordian knot problems in the field of philosophy of science. Several proposals have been made in this regard. Karl Popper proposes a ‘falsification principle’ that aims to test the scientific status of a theory. Kuhn has brought forward a claim against this principle that it is only applicable to occasional revolutionary parts rather than the most part of science. However, another attempt has been made by Lakatos in which a…

Throughout history, cardiopulmonary functioning has served as an adequate criterion of death. According to the article, this criterion is correlated with the permanent cessation of functioning of the organism due to the fact that the brain is necessary for the functioning of the organism as a whole. Bernat et al explains that the brain integrates, generates, interrelates, and controls complex bodily functions (Bernat et al, 1981, p. 391). To further explain this, Bernat et al points to an…

there was no violation of the Constitution’s commerce clause regulating interstate commerce because the interstate action varied per state. Each area has diverse conditions, and in the city of Marsh, there is a condition in which there has been a severe outbreak of food poisoning. The health objectives are found, by this Court, to be sufficient enough to defend the ordinance. In addition, to say one person’s livelihood is affected is a stretch and is not rationally related to the legitimate…