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    Bullying is a topic that is often in the news. Everyone has at some time in their life felt the unwelcome attention of a bully. According to the Pacer National Bullying Prevention Center, “one out of four students report being bullied during the school year” (2016, para 1). The role of the public health /community nurse is not only the protection of children from bullies but also determining a solution to the nationwide epidemic of bullying. Public health nurses need to be on the forefront in…

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    (RPS) has illustrated its commitment to the public in it’s mission, vision and value statements. The Regina Police Service’s mission statement is public service first. This can be seen in many of the service’s units, including the victim service unit. The vision statement of RPS is “Working together to keep Regina Safe” (Regina Police Service, n.d.). The RPS website goes into greater detail as to their explanation of the vision statement, stating “public safety is the primary goal of the Regina…

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    popularity in the New Orleans’ school district came after Hurricane Katrina’s destruction in 2005. Hope for charter schools stemmed from the failed public education system beforehand. Hurricane Katrina offered a complete fresh slate for educators and students alike, at least so they thought. With inside lenses from Sarah Carr’s Hope Against Hope: Three Schools, One City, and the Struggle to Educate America 's Children, she reveals what was underneath these data-driven charter schools. The New…

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    basement and top floors, which was rare at the time). Yamasaki's proposal for the project incorporated many new ideas and arguably radical ideas, a combination of buildings of different heights and shapes. However, his plan was ultimately scrapped as it conflicted. Due to a severe lack of funding and its subsequent simplification and its main purpose was proclaimed…

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    The New Zealand health strategy 2001 was put into place by the government of the time, to reduce health inequalities and to formulate a strategic plan on how best to combat community health issues that affect New Zealand. (Ministry of Health, 2001) “Identifies the government’s priority areas and aims to ensure that health services are directed at those areas…

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    return, made financing investments nearly impossible. This led to an increase in unemployment by 23% and a decrease in salaries and wages by over 10%. (Buc 10) This success has been achieved through the application of crisis management process, which had affected the management reforms applied in 1974 to restore Chile economy. Some of the reforms that the government has applied include, privatization, open market economy and regulation of policies. This gave Chile an advantage in dealing with…

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    Nursing In The Community

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    individuals, families and healthcare system” (Pijl-Zeiber & Kalischuk, 2011, p. 2). These nurses work towards improving outcomes of acute and chronic patients in either the home or clinic setting. They work with individuals that are experiencing new onset or struggling to maintain and control diabetes, are recovering from recent stroke or congestive heart failure and the list continues. Due to the vast array of illnesses, these nurses must possess critical thinking skills, keen assessment…

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    The United States policies are orientated toward solving a problem in the form of regulation or law. Policies are generally a set of objectives set by the government relating to the health and welfare of the public. Foreign policy specifically, is directly related to war-waging, treaties, and diplomatic relations. The secretary of the state and secretary of defense assist the president into making foreign policy decisions. Foreign leaders who make threats to the United States often drive policy…

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    Swot Analysis Nike

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    1 Strength * Heavy tradition of the world’s first-class sports products producer is the guarantee of the large share of the devoted loyal customers of Nike. In the meanwhile, the company’s technological advance and higher level of quality management are both important in gaining the sustained support from its traditional customers in its major targeted marketplace. * Existing brand image and its instantly recognisable logo world widely may help Nike to keep its position in the market.…

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    Homeless people are more vulnerable to health-related issues such as, mental disability, post-traumatic stress syndrome, people with drug or alcohol addiction, and diabetes. Homeless is a social, economic, and public health problem that is increasing in the U.S. In the article, “Homelessness: reducing health disparities” by James D. Plumb, provides facts, and evidences, of how homelessness connects with health disparities. To understand the point of collaborative approach for the homeless, it is…

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