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    Case# 20160101 Regina vs. Colins Charlie Hobbs – 692724 Angus Barraclough - 664775 Abdullah Aldosari – 833749 Ryan Littlefield – 650887 Othman Alghamdi – 803563 Name: Abdullah Ibrahim ALDosari Qualifications: ● Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Salman bin Abdulaziz University . ● Masters of Science in Computer and Information Security from the University of Portsmouth 2017. ● 8 years’ experience with Ministry of Communications and Information Technology. Case Number:…

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    Ways Of Knowing In Nursing

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    Ways of Knowing All professions endeavor to develop a body of knowledge that guides and defines their particular profession, nursing as a profession is no exception. Florence Nightingale is seen as the founder of modern nursing, in that she developed high standards for the care of her patients, including their environment. Nightingale initiated formal education for nurses and advocated for social reform. Knowledge in nursing may have changed over time; Nevertheless, the central tenets and…

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    Crystal Rolland Case Study

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    III. One year later, Rolland graduated among the top ten per-cent of his class. He moved to Sacramento, California to work for the Intersystem Electronic Company. Crystal was going to college to become a nurse. She had wanted to be a nurse ever since she was a little girl. During her senior year in college, she worked at Trumbull Memorial Hospital part time. When she graduated, the hospital asked her to stay there and work full time on the nursing staff. For a few years, Rolland and Crystal…

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    Emma Crisis Theory

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    ntroduction The term crisis means an acute emergency, where direct intervention is required. A crisis can emerge when the normal course of daily life is disrupted by one or more major events. According to Caplan (1961), “People are in a state of crisis when they face an obstacle to important life goals, an obstacle that is, for a time, insurmountable by the use of customary methods of problem solving. A period of disorganization ensues, a period of upset, during which many abortive attempts at…

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    My love for K-Pop began years before Psy ever erupted onto the American pop music scene with his ever so popular song “Gangnam Style”. To be exact, I have been a long time fan of the genre for roughly seven years now and am still to this very day an avid listener and fan of K-Pop. As a young fourteen-year-old at the time, I remember wanting to search for new music to listen to and had discovered K-Pop music videos largely by accident by simply clicking on recommended videos on YouTube. One of…

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    The purpose of this essay is to discuss health problems and health services issues associated with homelessness. This essay will examine how homelessness can lead to serious health problems and how both physical and mental health problems can lead to homelessness. It will also discuss various barriers to accessing health services experienced by some homeless individuals and what government, Primary Care, voluntary organisations and healthcare professionals such as nurses are doing or can do to…

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    Insomuch, there is a bias because youth (and adults) prone toward violence are more likely to interpret unsuspecting actions as hostile and threatening than are their less aggressive counterparts (Dodge, 1993b). People described as having hostile attribution bias “tend to view the world through blood-red tinted glasses.” (Dill, Anderson, Anderson, Deuser, 1997). Children with a hostile attribution bias are much more likely than the average child to misinterpret actions from others as…

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    Sickle Cell Disease

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    Summary Sickle cell disease (Zia & Rafique) is a hereditary blood disorder that is caused by a mutation in the hemoglobin genes. The disease represents a major health problem in high prevalence countries such as Saudi Arabia (SA) due to the associated high mortality rate. To date, there has been no studies discuss the current status of SCD in SA, its impact on health care cost and the major factors associated with high utilization of health care services. This paper aimed to review articles…

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    may be explained due to age-related issues, as stated above, or because the telephone provides more suitable services for some health issues (e.g., telephone triage, communication with individuals with certain disabilities). Utilizing the benefits of telephone-based healthcare with the benefits of electronic services (e.g., telephone triage operators accessing patients’ electronic health record or personal health record) may offer not only a short-term solution until high-speed Internet access…

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    Computer Education Timeline

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    ?James M. Atkinson http://www.linkedin.com/in/jamesmatkinson/ 127 Eastern Ave, #291 | Gloucester, MA 01930?|?(978) 551-1880?|?jmatk@tscm.com Executive Summary Over 40 years of experience with a wide variety of high performance mainframe, desktop, and embedded computers. Component level experience with computers, switching systems, cryptographic, and space communications systems. Comprehensively trained and skilled in TSCM ? Technical Surveillance Counter Measures and…

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