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    quality of care and decreases the amount of money spent on medical complications and staff turnover. Trend Analysis The trend of safe nurse staffing ratios is defined as sustaining the proper number and combination of nursing staff, with this mix of health care members it is crucial to the delivery of safe, quality patient care. An inadequate staffing ratio results…

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    packed with everything she could fit into the trunk of her mother’s vehicle, and soon enough Becca was driving through her neighborhood in Shelburne Falls, the town she had lived in her entire life, anxiously beginning her freshmen year as a Health, Wellness and Occupational Studies major at the University of New England. As she drove down the back roads she knew so well, she could not help but think back on all she was leaving behind. Her quiet home amongst farmland, the bed she collapsed in…

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    Veterinary Technician Veterinary technicians perform patient care duties in various animal care facilities. In addition to basic medical knowledge gained through veterinary technology education programs, veterinary technicians must have effective communication skills and enjoy working with animals.Veterinary technicians are important to ensuring that animal patients at clinics, hospitals, rescue shelters and zoos receive the best care and attention. In order to aid sick or injured animals…

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    The definitions of health, happiness and well being are defined in different terms due to the way these terms due to the multitude of influences by philosophers, sociologists and psychologist. This paper aims at distinguishing between happiness, health and well being as well as looking into existential therapy to determine which of these concept relates closer to how a person practices existential principles in every day life. Distinguishing happiness from health Aristotle described…

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    Essay On Athletic Trainers

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    What is an athletic trainer. An athletic trainer can be a best friend, a go to for immediate care or a gateway to success. Athletic trainers are usually first on hand in sports related injuries. They’re highly qualified, multi skilled health care professionals who collaborate with physicians to provide emergency care clinical diagnosis therapeutic intervention and rehabilitation. When it comes to be a qualified athletic trainer they can deal with about any muscle or any type of body related…

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    Endometriosis Essay

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    Introduction Identified as a ‘chronic gynaecological disorder,’ (Giudice and Kao, 2004, p. 1789) endometriosis occurs, mostly found in the pelvic region, when tissue similar to the lining of the uterus (the endometrium) is found outside the uterus where it shouldn’t be, tissue appears to be red, inflamed and may form nodules and cysts (Endometriosis New Zealand [ENZ], 2015). As Endometriosis New Zealand (2015) estimates at least 120,000 girls and women have endometriosis in New Zealand…

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    Introduction John B. Watson described psychology as “that division of Natural Science which takes human behavior—the doings and sayings, both learned and unlearned—as its subject matter”. Early behaviorists inferred that all behaviors are acquired through conditioning, and until today, behaviorists believe that humans’ actions are shaped by responses to environmental stimuli. However, in 1959, Noam Chomsky’s critical review of B. F. Skinner’s Verbal Behavior helped spark the “cognitive…

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    Professional Philosophy Nurses are very important to the healthcare profession and are likely the ones to make vital improvements and contributions. In my experience, nurses who lack higher education have very little impact to change and/or have the ability to make drastic changes in the culture of nursing. We should be focusing on creating leaders for tomorrow. This will require strong individuals who possess a multidisciplinary level of skill, education, and knowledge. Smalley (2005) states,…

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    bipolar disorders – Bipolar I and Bipolar II. The American Psychiatric Association (2013) states that in order to diagnose Bipolar I, a patient must have experienced at least one manic episode and must often alternate between a manic episode, period of wellness and episode of depression. Some diagnosed with this disorder experience a mixed episode in which they alternate between mania and depression in the same episode. In addition, the American Psychiatric Association (2013) says that in order…

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    Also, research indicate that little treatment technique is known about the management of pain in adults with SCD compared to much that is known about the treatment of pain in children and adolescent with SCD. Consequently, it is essential that health care providers, especially advanced practice nurses (APN), equip themselves with the knowledge and skills necessary to appropriately provide supportive, compassionate and therapeutic care to these vulnerable patient population. Therefore, this…

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