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    Burnout Prevention

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    Research has shown an increased risk in human service professionals that assist persons with HIV (Speakes- Lewis, 2011). HIV has shifted to chronic disease, which has placed a higher demand on services that include medical, psychological, social and educational service (Speakes- Lewis, 2011). These services are deemed vital in assisting persons with HIV, which has created a strain on persons within the profession. Research has shown that the majority of HIV healthcare workers experience one…

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    community policing, POP etc.) Discuss why? Community policing is the most effective policing style in terms of its crime prevention capability for two key reasons. Each is rooted in the fact that our 21st century society, and ever-increasing levels of digital communications engagement, has fundamentally altered the way the people tend to perceive public institutions. Crime prevention is fundamentally driven by trust, a concept with two dimensions. The community must trust the police that its…

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    Prevention Of Hurricanes

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    Everyone has heard of hurricanes before. Most of us also know that when it 's the season for these storms, it means the atmosphere is primed for instability, which can come in the form of thunderstorms, gusty conditions, and downpours. But have you ever wondered what makes a hurricane, well, a hurricane? You 're about to find out. A hurricane is essentially a cyclone that forms when there 's a lot of moisture. In fact, it 's this moisture, which emanates from the ocean, that gives hurricane…

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    Relapse Prevention

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    A relapse can also make you lose faith in the recovery process. You might wonder if the process is all worth it – or if recovery is even possible for you. These nagging doubts can be powerful and overwhelming, and they cause some patients to give up on the recovery process entirely. However, the worst thing you can do is give up on recovery after experiencing one or even multiple relapses. You need to keep moving forward for the sake of your body, your mind, and your life as a whole. A relapse…

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    We’ve come to an era where staying connected with each other is essential and can be done easily. With the advances in smartphones, people can access the internet and hold a conversation while driving. But this extremely convenient way to communicate has led to cyberbullying, (a new form of bullying) and being a new “distraction” while driving. Likewise, media from the whole world is at the fingertips of children now, which can powerfully influence or depress. These conflicts within society seem…

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    How does short coming in the Ottawa police services community policing policy reflect the concerns outlined in the article “community policing in partnership”. The police are the public and the public is the police as Sir. Robert Peel said. Community policing was formed to move away from the isolated and detached model of policing that only respond to a complaint, they rarely interact with the public so therefore community policing are formed to serve the community. Polices respond to crime is…

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    also seeking a grant from the town of Poultney with the intentions of decreasing crime. In a study by Linden and Chaturvedi (2005) it found that in order to be effective, crime prevention programs must “involve a broad group of people and organizations” (p. 251) while also making sure to “consider a diverse range of prevention strategies” (Linden & Chaturvedi, 2005, p. 251). The plan will also include creating educational materials to give the residents to aid in the implementation process.…

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    Police Surveillance Paper

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    In recent history, tragedies like the bombings that occurred in Oklahoma City and the Boston Marathon have improved the receptiveness of the public opinion regarding surveillance. The California Research Bureau (CRB) report investigating CCTV use quotes a leading security spokesperson , “…years ago shoppers objected to electronic eyes recording their moves, today it’s not only accepted, its preferred”. (Nieto 1997) This CRB report outlines the contributions by police surveillance in listed U.S.…

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    Breast Cancer Prevention

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    My narrow topic is prevention of breast cancer. Breast cancer is a public health problem in our community. It is responsible for the mortality of women with its incidence still on the increase. Breast cancer prevention are strategies used to reduce the risk of developing breast cancer. Some of these strategies include the use of chemotherapy, exercise, modification of dietary intake and the education of the community about breast cancer, its risk and prevention. The health and life expectancy…

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    Prevention Of Homelessness

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    Homelessness is a very complex issue because not only does it affect the lives of individuals, but it also impacts the country itself. America as a whole would benefit considerably if homelessness rates decreased. The results of this would be positive social, political, and even scientific changes. There are many causes for homelessness and consequently, there are many ways to prevent homelessness. By ending the stigma against the homeless and improving homeless programs, the United States will…

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