Nurses’ Access to Communities The nurses’ primary professional role is improving health and wellbeing for their patients (Butler & Diaz, 2017). The nursing professionals also ensure the improvement of community health outcomes by addressing population health problems. As the healthcare system undergoes reforms, the nursing roles also expand. As a result, nurses are expected to advocate and reach out to community members who are underserved or lack access to healthcare reform (Butler & Diaz, 2017). Advocacy is one way by which nurses reach out to community members or entire communities that lack access to healthcare reforms. The nurses are trained to represent individual patients and communities to improve their health and outcomes. The purpose of advocacy in nursing is to promote access to care and reduce health disparities (Butler & Diaz, 2017). As such, the nurses may advocate for the communities through legislation changes to ensure that the members access the specific reforms. Another way that the nurses use to reach the community members is by volunteering in the communities to provide education and create awareness about specific healthcare reforms…

Selim II and other subsequent Sultans (1566 – 1918) Suleiman the Magnificent was a military genius, an astute politician, and a patron of the arts. Due to his formidableness as a leader, many of his successors fell short of the mark. He was the last great Sultan to rule over the Ottomans. In part due to the abolition of fratricide in 1595, when Sultan Mehmet III ascended to the throne by murdering a total of 19 young princes. Strings of coffins streamed out of the royal residences. By far, the most gruesome accession that the Ottomans had ever seen, prompting the abolition of a tradition which had helped them provide an unbroken line of 10 fierce Sultans. Right from the foundation of the empire. The coronation of Selim II, Suleiman’s son, was a disgraceful one. He was met with a Janissary mutiny as soon as his father died and denied entry into the capital until he agreed to increase the salaries of the Janissarries, alongside other additional privileges. His Grand Vezir, Sokollu Mehmet, had to approve the disbursement of these…

Research Analysis Topic of Interest: Pandemic preparedness of B.C. paramedics Research Article: Include full citation in APA format, as well as link or search details (such as DOI) Roberts, K. A., & Bryce, E. (2015). Pandemic preparedness of BC paramedics. Canadian Journal of Infection Control, 30(4). Source: Canadian Journal of Infection Control . Winter2015, Vol. 30 Issue 4, p225-231. 7p. Professional Practice Use: One or more professional practice uses of the theories/concepts presented in the article Identification of Key Terms and Concepts The first step taken by the researcher is to pick out the key terms and concepts so that the study involves clearly defining and discussing each term, that is (pandemic, preparedness, emergency, health, paramedic, infection prevention, infection control, surge capacity, disaster, and emergency management) (Roberts & Bryce, 2015). This provides the researcher with a clear path and sets a solid foundation for the study to be conducted. According to (Abraham, 2008) identifying various terms and concepts used, makes the research finding more meaningful, acceptable to the theoretical constructs in the research field and ensure generalizability. They inspire the research study and…

various interventions used to improve compliance It is common knowledge that failure to take medication has adverse effects on the outcome of treatment; more so since it leads to wasted resources. Non-adherence to medication is considered as one of the most expensive disease categories considering it is among the largest of the class. Compliance is, however, not restricted to taking medication alone; it also consists of the failure to follow recommended dietary habits or keeping up with appointments and other healthy practices recommended by a health practitioner. Over the years, researchers have been looking for a means to counter this problem (“Strategies to Enhance Patient Adherence: Making it Simple,” n.d.). The most plausible way found was through involving the patient in the determination of their medication. Simplifying medication regimen tends to improve compliance, but only if the appropriate simplification techniques are used. There are various interventions used to improve compliance. One of the simplification techniques is an educational intervention. Educational intervention can be done through imparting knowledge on the treatment regime being applied to the patient. The effects of the…

Research, testing, and development of a new item The health and safety of the consumers of any item, especially drugs, is the priority of any manufacturing organization. The process of developing medicine or drugs is rigorous, which must pass through numerous phases or stages before it is deemed fit, and safe for use. It has to go through the required regulations, where all critical tests and research necessary are conducted and approved by relevant bodies or authorized institutions. Research, testing, and development of a new item, especially take more than 12 years for its approval and acceptance as fit and safe for use. Before drugs are administered to the first patients, it should have been tested through all the process cycle to avoid risking or endangering the life of the people. Though dozens of items and drugs introduced in the market every year, many are not approved for use. The safety and analysis of new items, especially pharmaceuticals, should be done following the international health standards. Testing and researching for the safety of the drug are done during the development…

Literacy, Technology and Monopoly Capital article review Richard Ohman, in his article (Literacy, Technology and Monopoly Capital), tries to appeal on the benefits of computer literacy and technology as a whole in the society. The report also elaborates the impacts of technology on monopoly capital. The challenges people face in the community can be the best address by adopting the evolution of social and economic systems in the present in comparison with the recent past. Political stability and equality can be achieved through the advocacy of literacy and technology. It is noticeable that literacy encompasses the ability of a person to read and write. In this case, though, it is reiterated that it excluded other human activities that are also beneficial in their life. Consequently, literacy is more general and failed in the concerns of morality that has led to increased cases of crime in society. Regarding monopoly capital, literacy involves mind transformation of the people to venturing into significant industrialization. It consists of the incorporation of technology and other modern methods of manufacturing that enhances production. Literature contributed to…

 importance of health literacy Introduction A healthy society is directly related to improving health literacy, and various factors are associated with upgrading heaty literacy. The article discusses health literacy and how different people don’t have enough healthy literacy. Ali Akbar Ajam and Ommolbanin Hemmatipoor, in their article, explained factors that limit people from having enough health literacy. Regarding the importance of health literacy for creating a healthy society, the role of Howard Gardner” s multiple intelligences are among the factors influencing health literacy. Health literacy can as well be improved theory of improving skills. When skills are developed, that means awareness will increase as well. The article further analyzed that multiple intelligences in students are useful, and hence various programs should be considered as among the crucial tools in health literacy. Thesis statement For health literacy to improve, necessary means should be applied. Therefore, multiple intelligences theory was introduced as a way of improving health literacy. Its useful theory due to due to its more profound impact and strategic learning approaches. Therefore, the primary purpose of the study was to…

            Impacts of family economic conditions on children growth Inequality in income-earning widens the gap between the low-income earning families and the high.  This difference affects the scholarly output of the children of various families. According to statistics from Sean Reardon’s documents, children born in low-income families relatively score less than those from high-income families. [1]Most children who were born around 1950, low-income income families’ children get an average score of 32 percent national distribution, and 34 percent literacy rescores of 10% lagged by the others, 90% by a little over half the standard deviation. Around 50 years later, this difference increased to twice as large as before. At the age of 4 years, poor St. The students from the affluent families score about 69 percent national distribution math and test of literacy and 63 percent on readiness for school. Family economic income is a determiner in the performance of children in school. Economic status is a great predictor of a lot of things in the personality of a child. They include time as well as risk inclination and altruism.…

Personal literacy journey Four years of my English studies at Donholm college amounts to eight semesters. The sequence of my progressive development in writing skills vividly unfolds in my mind as I sit down to answer the questions of what the four years depict to my journey in writing. My initial composition was obstinate to particular topics that I was conversant with besides being proficient. Much of Donholm’s tasks, however, involved working around complex ideas that I didn’t have even the slightest idea. The development of a plot would be interrupted by eventual breaks. The write up would then start with a jot of a rough idea whose content would crop up my mind while off the assignment desk. Leaks would come up in momentum between slip and slide, sip and swallow, stick and lacerate. A few of the shocking contemplations would get out of hand even before I note them down; others would support my piece work. Definitively Donholm English office has not exclusively been a notional wellspring of humiliation yet more significantly a wellspring of fundamental sustenance for…

Choosing the right area for your satellite office Choosing the right area for your satellite office is the most critical decision you’ll make. Any market growth is an exciting pursuit. If you are finally making the jump to secure an additional office location, you must take the right steps to ensure that your technology works properly before you start to operate. Before opening the new office, some key considerations that must be addressed include; Data Bandwidth, Access and Privileges between the new office and the other Offices. One major problem faced by companies moving to a satellite office is that they do not have adequate bandwidth to meet their regular needs for data transmission between headquarters and the satellite office. You must have the right bandwidth to make sure your workers can be effective without charging for anything you don’t need. Building Infrastructure. It’s necessary to look at the building infrastructure to establish how to cable and set up your network. Phone systems. Do your diligence regarding the phone systems for your new location. It is essential to look at…