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Question 1: As a senior healthcare administrator that is part of the Central Indiana Ebola Preparedness Team I have reviewed many policies and procedures to develop an ethical plan for the management of Ebola in Central Indiana. The main objective of this plan is to be as prepared as possible and follow all protocols or clinical practice guidelines that are put into place. We must coordinate with healthcare facilities locally and statewide to put the plan into place. The first step is to have…

returned from the warfront, they were reunited with their wives. Thus starting the start of the baby boom, but other factors also led to the baby boom. Such as Americans now feeling more financially stable and confident in spending. With the ending of rationing and businesses who produced materials for the war now producing products for the American population; led to the rise of consumerism. Americans not only wanted just to buy the new products and inventions, but they were in competition with…

One theme in Ted Chaing’s “Exhalation” is acting for the greater good, in this case, to add to the pool of scientific knowledge. The narrator, a mechanical being in a world populated with other mechanical beings who believe they will live forever, is an anatomist. He has suspected for some time that the prevailing hypothesis of how memory is stored is incorrect. He comes up with an idea for an experiment to find out. The experiment poses great risk to his body, so he deliberates over whether he…

Disaster Mitigation California is facing its fifth year in drought. (Center, 2016) The drought is estimated to cost the state of California $600 million dollars and 4,700 jobs this year. This is better compared to last year’s cost but still a significant amount. What could help California during this time and in the future would be to incorporate disaster mitigation strategies during recovery phase and to find methods to help reduce the impact or occurrences of droughts. Mitigation includes risk…

Over the years fashion has changed and shaped with the times, but what drives these changes in fashion? Harriet Worsley’s Book 100 Ideas That Changed Fashion discusses one hundred of the most influential ideas that shaped fashion from the classics, such as the Little Black Dress, to clothing that is currently worn as everyday casual, such as sneakers. Fashion has come along way and throughout the one hundred ideas discussed in Worsley’s book reoccurring themes tend to pop up among the ideas. War…

and restricting basic necessities, and there are also examples of these actions in today’s society. The citizens of 1984 and today’s society are both exposed to alienation and being denied basic necessities through use of thought restriction and rationing. The citizens of 1984 are alienated through use of thought restriction.…

In my opinion I believe that WWII was the last total war of the modern era. Total war can be described as a war that is unrestricted in terms of the weapons used, civilians, territory or combatants involved, or the objectives pursued especially one in which the laws of war are disregarded. The war changed the world of work for women, when men went to fight women were called upon to fill their jobs and this included many jobs that were previously thought of unsuitable for women. Women played a…

Stockholders booted out William Childs after he gained control of the mighty lunchroom corporation and removed meat from its menus, causing sales to plunge drastically. (Jan Whitaker, 2008) After a prolonged meat-eating revival following the end of WWII rationing, health-conscious restaurants made a comeback as part of a counterculture critique of industrialized food. The holy war against adulterated foods and french-fried, frozen, super sugar wastelands had produced at least 25 organic…

Should all Americans have the right to healthcare? The founding documents of the united states do not provide support for a right to healthcare. Now in the preamble it says to "promote the general welfare" not provide it. According to Ron Paul, "you have a right to your life and you have a right to your liberty and you have a right to keep what you earn in a free country...you do not have a right to services or things." Healthcare is economically killing an dim going to tell you why. The right…

projects and obtain more risky loan portfolios with adverse effects. The banks avoid this by keeping a limit on credit they lend. It is important for banks to diversify their loans. They diversify by lending to different industries. This credit rationing approach helps banks to mitigate the risks of segment or sector…