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    Risk assessment refers to determining the potential threat that an individual as upon their release from custody because of mental illness and/or criminal activity. There are two methods of risk assessments they are actuarial and clinical judgment (Brown & Singh, 2014). Actuarial risk assessment refers to a method of assessment that is based on statistics that estimates the risk level of a particular event to occur for example, how likely is this offender to commit a violent crime. There are…

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    3. Discuss how risk assessment applies in this scenario. According to the United States Environmental Protection Agency (1993, as cited in Ministry of Health, 1998), human health risk assessment is the process of evaluating the nature and probability of negative health effects in humans who may be exposed to hazards in the environment. In this regard, a risk assessment applies to the scenario because it presents data of an environmental factor – the elevated concentration of lead in the soil at…

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    Risk assessment of cement industry Risk: Risk is the possibility of gaining or losing something of value. Risk Assessment: An organized process of assessing the possible risks that may be involved in an expected activity or job Why is risk assessment important? Risk assessment is very important as it play vital role in an occupational health and safety management plan. It helps to: • Generate attentiveness of hazards and risk. • Identify who may be at risk (e.g., workers, sweepers, outside…

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    Risk assessment is a very important tool in our everyday lives. Everyone uses it and some do not realize they are using it. It used when we are in our cars driving down the road, when we cross a busy street or playing in the park. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and every one of its 22 different agencies use some sort of risk assessment in defense of this great nation. There are so many risks to this nation, terrorist attacks as well as natural and man-made disasters to name a few…

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    Solution focused risk assessment (SFRA) is the concept of risk management which is proposed by Dr. Adam Finkel, which focuses on finding solutions to the problems at hand rather than the problems themselves. He argues that in the past 30 years, risk assessment was focused on understanding the problem at hand in such great detail at the cost of finding solutions to them problems. However, Finkel argues that this is exacerbating the problems rather than solving them, so he proposes that more focus…

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    Risk Assessment in Mental Health Mental health services can manage risk and safety more effectively by involving service users in planning for safety. However, conventional clinical techniques of risk assessment are obstacles to creating normal and risk-free physical life for admitted and recovering mental health patients (Ratnayake, 2010). It is recommended that mental service givers and patients should work jointly to develop and implement effective risk management plans for mentally ill…

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    Residual Risk Assessment As stated before, Course of Action #3 (SPRIRAL SPUR) is designed for the rapid recovery of the Zelzal-4 missiles and destruction of the Caprica’s Thunder terrorist camp. With a short pause to regroup the coalition party, operations will turn to securing of the nuclear reactor for UN and stable AO with Caprica deterred from further regional aggression. Due to the risked identified, mitigation has been put in place. Mitigation includes…. • intelligence preparation of…

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    Local Efforts in Risk Assessment and Hazard Mitigation Disasters can happen without warning and cause a significant loss of life property and critical infrastructure. These types of disasters can have a significant, if not deadly impact on a local community’s economic, environmental and social well-being. The use of hazard mitigation and risk assessment allows action to be taken by the necessary entities that will allow communities to be more resilient in the wake of disaster (DHS, 2014). In…

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    Threat and Risk Assessment: The key to contingency planning A Threat and Risk Assessment is a critical tool for understanding the innumerable threats to a business, determining the level of risk the business is exposed to, and recommending the appropriate level of protection. Whether or not a threat and risk assessment is conducted can make or break a business. Every business encounters issues, some more disastrous than others conducting a threat and risk assessment can keep businesses ahead of…

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    A Risk Assessment Plan plays a big role in any company, whether it is big or small company. The risk assessment will help identify the vulnerabilities and threats to the Wells Fargo IT resources. Which will help determine the impact of those vulnerabilities, threats, and unauthorized access. Having some knowledge of what type of risks expect will help mitigate them faster. There are a several steps needed for a good risk assessment plan, which will essentially help the company be in compliance…

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