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    (almost the same way that a filter in a fish tank works). When sleep is jeopardized, your brain doesn’t get a good “spring cleaning” everyday which, if continued, can cause more hazardous “junk” to form in your brain, which can lead to more serious health risk later in your life related to the brain such as Alzheimer 's disease. The clean-up crew that comes while you sleep is most likely the reason that you feel refreshed and ready for the next day, which is why when people are tired and didn’t…

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    2.1.3 Graphics Graphic planning refers to planning that enlightens what needs to be achieved and how to achieve it in the form of charts. Figure below shows the example of a Gantt chart for construction project of Hospital Fatimah. Activity Descriptions Duration (Weeks) A Select administrative and medical staff. 12 B Select site and do survey. 9 C Select equipment. 10 D Prepare final construction plans and layout. 10 E Bring utilities to the site. 24 F Interview applicants and fill in…

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    workers also attend graduate school, have careers, and a busy home life that can build stressful situations for them. It is important for one, especially social workers and social work graduate students, to have self-care and positively practice wellness on a regular basis to prevent oneself from burn out. In 2015, it is common for one to use social media as an outlet from their hectic reality. Internet addiction is rapidly developing in the world (Watson, 2005) and clinicians are experiencing…

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    healthcare to their customers. According to the Canadian Medical Association, patients have reported difficulty distinguishing between various tiers of clinical staff when uniforms are not colour-coded by function (Madwar, 2011). Not being able to tell health care staff apart poses a huge risk for safety and for the healthcare business. This is especially problematic when patients need to access their nurse for questions or concerns directly related to their condition, medications, or…

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    – such as altars. And he gets credit for instructions concerning “Feng Shui” (pronounced Fung-Shway which means (wind and water) the ancient Chinese practice of geomancy, positioning of physical objects in strategic locations to stimulate optimal wellness, health, and happiness. The Chinese were famous for producing furniture without the use of glue or nails. As time continue on, there exists in mathematics a unique number, 0.618, which is referred to as the ‘Golden Section’, Golden Rule,…

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    GLOBAL STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT: TESLA CASE STUDY CHERRIANNE SCOTT (4324333) What are the key Elements of Tesla Motor's Strategic Decisions? The key element of Tesla Motor’s strategic decision is that they are the driving force behind technology and product development and a prime innovator for electrical vehicles. For decades, Tesla have been investing a large share of their earnings towards research and development in order to develop car models and technologies that were more affordable for…

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    Sally Wells, OTAS and Ashlea Willis, OTAS Frame of Reference: The Model of Human Occupation frame of reference was chosen because of the emphasis on helping practitioners use meaningful activities therapeutically to support the client’s health and wellness. Due to the stressful nature of student occupation, students will miss meals, use poor kitchen safety, poor food hygiene and overlook the importance of a sanitary kitchen; in the classroom, students overlook written and verbal directions and…

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    Physical Body Model

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    it is thought that treatment for health and sickness should be physical using a “surgery and drugs” approach. During Era I it was thought that a patient sickness was caused by a physical ailment in the body and healing was centered on a physical treatment such as surgery or medicine. The mind and consciousness were not thought of being part of the physical body but an implementation of the brain. The second model Era II body-mind implies that a person’s health condition can be affected by…

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    Positive Psychology

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    positive psychology is built on the ideology that people want to lead a fulfilling and meaningful life and to bring out what is best within themselves and to increase the experiences of everyday life such as love, work and even play (UPenn, 2016). Health services are looking to increase well-being, instead of treating an underlying illness. Recent evidence has come to light regarding the promotion of well-being into client practices and with this new evidence for positive psychology…

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    teaching her about nutrition is really important for her and her baby 's wellbeing throughout the pregnancy. On the other hand, Aries’s psychological priority health need is to learn breastfeeding and the benefits to breastfeeding the baby. “Breast milk is the preferred method of feeding for newborns because it provides numerous health benefits to both a mother and an infant” (Pillitteri, 2014, p. 492). Since Aries appeared ‘disgusted’ when talking about breastfeeding. It seems she may not be…

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