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    vaccination; you eliminate the potential barriers the patient faces (non-maleficence, Beneficence). Health care providers receiving a vaccination are then providing protection for their own health and well-being, the public as well through eliminating the transference of the strain. “Priorities for influenza vaccine based on their increased risk due to clinical exposure and their potential role as vectors of diseases” (Rothstein, A. M., 2010, p. 412). Nurse and other health care providers chose…

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    Geneva Peace Accords

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    North were not yet self-sufficient and struggled to produce enough food for the masses. The Party’s leaders were intent on establishing socialism throughout the North, but there was debate as to how they should proceed. Moderates wanted a gradual transference of land to poor peasants, while radicals preferred the Chinese model of rapid land reform. The democratic Republic of Vietnam implemented disastrous Agricultural land tribunals whose purpose was to supervise the redistribution of land but…

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    Invented by Arthur Lewis (1954), the focus of the Lewis model is the two principal sectors in which the economy operates in the framework of a dual economy. The first is the capitalist (C) sector and subsistence (D) sector that operates within the labour market dualism (Lewis, 1954). Both industries control a different part of the economy, and when combined, it complements each other almost perfectly. The capitalist sector manages reproducible capital and employs labour from the subsistence…

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    Counter-Transference This book was very interesting in regards to the storyline, the characters, the themes, and the era it was written in. The author’s delicate process in writing Hester’s story illuminated several thought-provoking themes. The three main themes that were incorporated in the book are sin and religion, knowledge and freedom, and nature/nature and the human condition. The first theme, sin and religion, was depicted by the presence of the strong Judeo-Christian culture. As evident…

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    Failure Analysis Process

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    healthcare facilities, exists as an adaptation from the United States Navy, the situation, background-assessment-recommendation (SBAR). The SBAR is instrumental in diminishing sentinel events by promoting excellent communication especially in transference of care from one practioner to another (Fassett 2011). While root cause analysis is essential in uncovering the critical facts and reasons for an occurrence of an adverse reaction, FMEA assist healthcare facilities in identifying future…

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    Whether it be chanting for a sacred ritual or eloquent discourse for business relation and even informal chat between two friends, the power of language is indisputable by all cultures in the world. The novel Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse aimed to change this classic view on the power of words and assert that, although language is invaluable for worldly affairs, when dealing with the forces of divinity and higher spiritual enlightenment, words lead to distortion of concepts. An overwhelming theme…

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    According to Chung (2015) “Interpersonal psychotherapy is one of two evidence-based formal psychotherapies for perinatal mood disorders. It is a time-limited, non-transference / cognitive-based therapy that focuses on communication and social support and can be easily conducted in a perinatal clinic setting.” Therefore, interpersonal psychotherapy helps the individual feel less depressed and resolves their problems.…

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    Ethics In Clinical Study

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    The children have been visiting the parents’ bedside without knowing the truth about her grave condition; she is dying. After thinking about the patient 's story, the ethics committee discuss how to determine what is ethical in this circumstance. There were questions from clinical staff at one point, does allowance of experimental clinical trial drug give the patient and family false hope. The drug was to help the patient in the clinical study to cope emotionally. The family had a moral…

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    Psychoanalysis is one of the therapeutic techniques that is used by psychotherapist, which evaluates and treat individuals with behavioral disturbances. The theories of psychoanalysis are credited to psychiatrist Sigmund Freud. Psychoanalytic theory was developed working with individuals with mental illness by Sigmund Freud. This theory was influenced during the twentieth century. Sigmund Freud inspired many therapists and psychologists, which many have expanded their own ideas and theories…

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    Personality disorders have a growing range in the population nowadays. Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) is one of these mental disorders that has been causing healthy, social, and personal issues inside the human population. At the same time is also a personality disorder that has caused a lot of myths or rumors because the difficulties to make a diagnostic long time ago, so people have a tendency to believe in this absurd rumors. Now back in the future we have special criteria and…

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