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    achieve the behavioral and health goals that they were developed to achieve (Merzel, & D 'Afflitti (2003). Yet with the ballooning health inequalities seen across our health care system, this result is no longer an option. This points to the need for a new and fresh approach to growing and sustaining programs and linkages.Growing and sustaining community clinical linkages takes time and effort. However, like all partnerships, there will be ebbs and flows in the relationship between both sectors.…

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    One concern or assessment of Jonesborough is the public drunkenness, resulting from the inmates who are released from the detention center and travel to Jonesborough to buy alcohol. There is also an issue of alcohol related deaths for Washington County. Our nursing goal and role is to not only decrease…

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    It was an unforgettable day during my internship when I realized that Public Health was not just my interest, but my calling. Although I had a vague idea of a career in health promotion, meeting Lal, my first refugee client at International Rescue Committee (IRC), a humanitarian aid organization, blossomed my idea into a firm desire to become a public health advocate, and improve health equity through addressing the barriers that cause health disparities in vulnerable communities such as…

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    Underfunded Public Schools

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    plenty of times and has no definite solution: underfunded public schools. Public schools all over the nation, from Chicago to Philadelphia, have been declining for a while. Many believe the decline is from a lack of discipline. Others believe that parents aren’t helping out enough. The main reason these schools (and the children) are declining are because schools are “underfunded”. Many do question the lack of funds and want…

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    In 1860 railroads hardly expanded further west than St. Louis. Many Americans believed the west to be comprised of nothing but dry desert and conflict with Native Americans. By 1870 the first transcontinental railroad connected San Fransisco to New York City. This was the proof of concept that led to increased production of railways west of the Mississippi. “The five transcontinental railroads with other subsidiary lines framed the network in the west, and pulled millions of settlers and…

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    Since healthcare is continuously changing, one must be quick to adapt to the differences and learn the new regulations and enforce them properly (Mallegg and Palmisano 148-151). One advantage of becoming a healthcare admin is that there are multiple different fields one can enter with the same amount education and degree. Nursing home administrators, clinical…

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    Recruitment and selection. P1 Tesco is a public limited company which means that its securities are traded on a stock exchange and also can be bought / sold by any individual. A public limited company is required by law to share their true financial position so that people wanting to invest know the true worth of its shares. An advantage of Tesco being a public limited company is that Tesco can raise large sums of money as there is no limit to how many shareholders a public limited company can…

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    Much of his argument throughout this chapter is “public interest does not matter”. He argues self-interest will overtake public opinion so therefore it is irrelevant. In my opinion, this is false, though there are some politicians whose only concern is self-interest; there are some who work for their constituents. I agree that politicians should be critiqued on their actual performance, but these critiques come from public interest. If a politician is not serving the public’s interest…

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    in respecting and helping others as a whole who deal from the various effects of drug abuse (something else here). Communities, municipal and federal governments should have strong and vested interest in human dignity and welfare, especially from a public health perspective as part of the ethical structure…

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    APHA Case Study

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    of APHA are to improve the health of the public, to achieve and create equity in health status, to build public health infrastructure and capacity, and to ensure the right to health and health care assess. Elected and appointed members direct APHA. For instance, the governing council of APHA elects the executive board (honorary members). There are 24-exceutive board members and they manage the structure of APHA and work in areas such as policy, management, deployment, program, and membership.…

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