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    Being a supervisor in any line of work comes with a great amount of responsibility and personal skills. Some of those skills are being organized and setting priorities of work. This is important especially to increase effectiveness within an organization. Police supervisors have multiple responsibilities and must have the ability to successfully manage their time and their subordinate. Time management is especially important when officers work in the field to serve communities and solve crimes.…

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    Intelligence-led policing is a policing model that has transformed the way police conduct operations when dealing with citizens and criminals. “Intelligence-led policing aims to achieve crime reduction and prevention and to disrupt offender activity, it combines crime analysis and criminal intelligence into crime intelligence and focuses enforcement activities on prolific and serious offenders.” (Ratcliffe, 2008, p.87) “Intelligence-led policing is crime fighting that is guided by effective…

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    Priority Pathophysiology

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    presented from the final concept map. Using evidence-based literature, this paper will incorporate the information from the given case scenario and examine one priority pathophysiology, discuss the priority complication related to the chosen pathophysiology, and consider five priority nursing interventions specific to the chosen complication. Priority Pathophysiology According to the given case scenario, the individual has two main pathological diseases including pneumonia and stage 4 breast…

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    The Importance of Delegation and Prioritization in Nursing Charlotte C. Moody, Erica L. Newberry, Nealie F. O’Neal South Georgia State College The Importance of Delegation and Prioritization in Nursing Proper delegation and prioritization are two extremely important skills that a nurse performs. Weiss & Tappen (2015) states, “Changes in the healthcare law compound this need, requiring nurses to learn how to work effectively with other members of the healthcare delivery team, particularly…

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    The main reason organisations have quality standards is to ensure that they –meet or exceed customer requirements, this in turn help retain customers and help make people buy their products or use their services. Standards provide benchmarks for performance. A benchmark is “a standard or point of reference against which things may be compared” within Real Skills we use benchmarks on a monthly basis they are mainly used to see whether we are meeting targets in sales. We are set a baseline figure…

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    National Quality Essay

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    Gastroenterology Associates’ quality philosophy relates well with the National Quality Strategy priorities and the overall organization’s quality plan. The National Quality Strategy has 6 main priorities that focus on improving health and health care quality in any given organization. Out of the 6 priorities, our organization mainly uses 3 of them to help shape the company’s overall philosophy. These priorities consist of making healthcare safer by decreasing risks created in the delivery of…

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    Critique of the Rhea Medical Center Community Health Needs Assessment Rhea Medical Center conducted their most recent Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) in 2016. The CHNA data applies to people living in the geographic areas of Dayton, Graysville, Evensville, Spring City and Grandview, all communities of Rhea County, Tennessee (Rhea Medical Center, 2016, p. 11). One thing that surprised me in the CHNA was of the top 15 causes of death in the United States, nine occurred at "Higher than…

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    Health Policy

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    The Role of Government in Health Policy Introduction Policy can be expressed across all levels of government. Whether appropriation of funding or decisions on critical needs, health policy leads as a top priority across all levels. In addition, health policy drivers other areas of governmental policy. Social, economic, and technological trends that are known to influence policy range from poverty status to environmental health. Both external and internal stakeholders play roles in what decisions…

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    Poowanawittayakom “An Evaluation of the Social Ecological Model as a Framework for Determinants of 2009 H1N1 Influenza Vaccine Uptake in the US.” A Social ecological model framework (SEM) approach focuses on population- level and individual-level determinants of health and interventions. Based on the theory, individual behavior is influenced by personal and environmental factors. In this article, they use a comprehensive SEM to evaluate influenza vaccine uptake…

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    In addition, local policy on public transportation develops strategies to improve the transportation services within the city to ensure that is safe and reliable. Transportation managers should put top priority on local policy because it directly affects local transportation management. From our reading, Light Rail in the Park, VTA wanted to build a light rail that runs through Saint James Park. The park is a historical part of San Jose, which made it really…

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