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    becomes a problem. Now their lives are falling apart because of drugs. The more gripped they are with drugs their work life are affected by drugs. “According to National Survey on Drug Use and Health shows that 17% of unemployed workers had a substance abuse disorder last year, whereas 9% of full-time workers did. The numbers are self-reported, and therefore, could be even higher in reality” (National Survey Drug Use )Also, people are ruining their personal lives because they would put less…

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    activities in school. These tests not only reduce drug abuse among student athletes but they also indirectly protects the health of athletes as drug use is diminished. In addition, this disciplinary measure eliminates unfair performance enhancing substance use and levels out competitive athletic environments. Targeting drug problems in high school athletes will ultimately benefit…

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    entering care, compulsive substance abusers are far more likely to revert to their old patterns of use very soon after being discharged (Sober Living Communities and Housing Options. (n.d.pg__). 8. Youth Stabilization Programs The state currently only funds four youth treatment programs, 1 female and 3 male youth residential programs in Massachusetts (Carlo, G, 2010). Limited systems exist for youth with only five recovery high schools in the commonwealth as well . Carlo et al, provide clarity…

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    Pay For Performance Essay

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    Pay for performance, also referred to as merit pay or incentive pay, is paying an individual beyond their base pay for completing agreed-upon measures of performance, rather than only for the time they have worked, seniority, or their ownership within the company (Making pay-for-performance pay). In structured pay-for-performance plans, the owner and the employee have a documented understanding between performance and the incentive in which the agreement outlines the expectations of the employee…

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    amongst the have nots often encourage young men to acquire what the haves already obtain (2016). This method and notion is partly responsible for the crime that are seen in Woodside. The problem identified for the community of Woodside is drug related crimes. The etiology of the problem is due lack of employment and lack of financial resources and availability. Woodside is located on Highway 17 and 210. This Highways allow access to community by being close to surf city, topsail beach,…

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    There are countless ways that an iPhone or an iPad can get damaged and while these are great devices that have become practically ubiquitous for anyone who uses them, they are also very prone to damage and it is very important to have the number of iPhone or iPad repairs handy. Here are some common ways that they can get damaged. In the pocket This is a classic way for the iPhone to get damaged. The problem is that the iPhone is constantly being carried on us and that therefore means that it's…

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    Substance abuse or misuse in the Older Adult population is a growing problem. As our population ages this problem will increase. Alcohol is reported to be the primary substance of abuse for persons aged 50 or Older. Opiates are the second most common one. Common drugs are prescribed for anxiety, pain, and insomnia. Older Adults can become addicted as do their younger counterparts due to taking medications first for pain management. Treatment resources for pain management and addictions are…

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    doing to them. Ultimately, what is at the stake here is addict’s lives. Many drug abusers throw their life away, get killed, or commit suicide because of drugs. On the site Recoverygateway.org, it shares a fact stating that “45% of untreated substance use disorder commit suicide.” Addiction is an awful habit that many people participate in. People who do drugs often do not know or even care about the harm they do to their body. Addiction to drugs has the power to turn…

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    accidental overdoses (Reed, Butelman, Yufrov, Randesi & Krek, 2014) Opiate related is currently the leading cause for accidental death (Coffin & Sullivan, 2013). Opiates had become over prescribed; due to the over prescribing it is leading to diversion. Since women are just as likely to become addicted to opiates, it is causing an increase to opiate addicted newborns (Hayes & Brown,…

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    Recoverygateway.org, it shares a fact stating that “45% of untreated substance use disorder commit suicide.” Addiction to drugs has the power to turn someone’s life completely around to where they could lose everything, including loved ones. The issue of addiction to drugs relates to so many more people…

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