Public and Social Date Rape Policy At common law, rape is the act of abusing women through carnal knowledge without their agreement. Rape could be partial (attempted) or complete (done sufficiently) whence none of the two instances is legal. Therefore, rape can be termed a crime as far as sexual penetration existed; however small it might seem. All the pieces of evidence provided by Maureen should be verified to ensure they are substantial, and the pieces of evidence should be used to prosecute those suspects that did or facilitated the crime. The suspects should be prosecuted by the judge using the probable cause attached to the crime. According to Craig (Craig, 1990), If the suspects of the crime, however, provide proving evidence that it was not against Maureen’s will, and that no force was used, the judge should consider it consensual and dismiss it. This dismissal is based on the point that the alleged sexual activities were within the consent of the victim. Maureen must, therefore, prove (using pieces of evidence and proof) that the sexual activities were both against…
Reply to Sabrina Cotton Hey Sabrina, Thanks for sharing. I showed interest in your post since I also discuss the Orem theory of Self-Care Deficit. Orem’s theory can be useful in promoting quality are as well as integrating the patient’s family and close friends into healthcare. Moreover, the theory also emphasizes the need for continuous communication and collaboration in healthcare by insisting on the need for constant communication and interchange among humans (Orem, 2011). I also agree that Johnson’s theory can be applied in nursing through the alleviation of stress and how patients can adapt to illnesses. References Orem, D. E. (2011). The self-care deficit nursing theory. Nursing Theories: The Base for Professional Nursing Practice, 6, 113. Reply to Crissee Day Hello Crissee, Thanks for sharing! Johnson’s Behavioral Systems Model is vital in nursing since it emphasizes the need for research-based knowledge of nursing care among patients. I agree that Johnson’s model demonstrates how individual behavior can affect a patient’s overall health and wellbeing. The theory proposes nursing care through alleviation of stress and maintenance of an…
5 Tips to Help You Perform Optimally Throughout Your Pregnancy For the modern woman of this century, the ideal is to have it all. It then comes as no surprise that more and more women are choosing to work till their last trimester to ensure their careers are not slowed down a day sooner than is necessary. Because pregnancies are highly unpredictable, the dream to work through it at times remains just that- a dream. To increase your chances of seeing this plan through, it’s wise to think through the possible obstructions and the small details you can take care of beforehand that can allow you to function optimally at work. Which are some of these? Here are some pointers. Know Your Rights and Limitations An employer cannot fire, deny a promotion or a job purely based on being pregnant. However, there is no legal requirement for an employer to make things easier for expectant employees. Similarly, you cannot be made to take leave early, so long as you can accomplish work-related tasks. In addition to your legal rights, strive…
A plan of care for the patient Introduction This paper will be a case study about an older woman above the age of 65 years. I will conduct a therapeutic assessment interview using assessments such as the Geriatric Depression Scale, Fulmer Spices Assessment, Patient stress questionnaire, and the mini-mental status exam. I will focus on the patient’s demographics, significant times, hardship and losses, personal strengths, coping skills, theoretical perspective, assessment, as well as the necessary interventions. The assessment will also include a plan of care for the patient. Demographics In this paper, the therapeutic assessment will be carried out on Mrs. K. She was born in October 1940. She was the firstborn in their family of three. Mrs. K. was born in Dallas, Texas, where she was raised in her childhood. She studied nursing at the University of Dallas and later worked for several hospitals in Dallas, Texas, until she retired at the age of 55. Mrs. K. was married and had four kids. Her major work was as a nurse was to identify symptoms of the patients, administering…
EXPERIENTIAL TOURISM PRODUCTS ANALYSIS. Experiential tourism is where people create meaning by directly experiencing the situation. It is a global movement in achieving the experiential learning process. Tourism nowadays is one of enriching and involving experience. Tourism products have been made in a way that offers valuable experience, and it is unforgettable. Firms must, therefore, offer a physical environment that can favor opportunities to customers in a more unique and subjective experience. They should take account of every customer’s view and put into account their reactions. Tourists nowadays want to experience tourism differently from the past. They want to grasp every aspect of their destinations, and they want to link the history with who have been there before, the tradition of the land and the culture of the people who stays in those tourist attraction sites. They also want to compare from the past the change of environmental conditions, if there have been any natural changes in the natural resources and if there has been a migration of wild animals who use to be in that place. Most of these…
Oral History Project Research on Battling Obesity As learners, communication studies impact our understanding of how to engage with other people and how to hold conversations with them. In addition to this, it plays a major role in helping us improve our listening skills and capabilities. Through communication studies, we are able to become better students because we are able to gain insight into how to accumulate knowledge during lectures. Also, the students are able to be attentive in class to understand the different concepts they learn. I have had the opportunity to take some communication classes that have had a significant impact both on my academic and social life. The two communication classes I took played a major role in shaping my understating of conducting interviews as well as mediation. The communication classes I took include Comms 116P and Comms 111P. Comm 116P focuses on theoretical and communication skills involved in mediation practice, while Comm 111P focuses on the preparation and conducting interviews. The concepts I learned from the two classes allowed me to incorporate them into other classes…
Healthcare and Technology Systems in the US Technology advancement has become an essential aspect to every sector, necessitating seamless and speedy management process, enabling various entities to serve larger groups of people all over the world. The healthcare industry is of no exception. The use of information systems has become essentially universal among medical practitioners, health systems, facilities and healthcare providers in the United States. Reliable and sound information is the bedrock of decision making across various health system blocks, it is also crucial for health system policy implementation, health research, health training and education, governance and regulation, human resource development, financing and service delivery (Bower, 2005). Information systems in the healthcare sector necessitate underpinning aspects for decision making; it has the following key functions: generation of data, analysis and synthesis, compilation and communication. The health information systems in the US are distinctly responsible for collecting data from different healthcare sectors as well as other sectors, analyzing and converting the data into information which is crucial in making decisions. Early information systems used in the healthcare sector were designed to…
Shakespeare’s Henry VI Henry VI is a series of plays that were created by Shakespeare. The plays make up three historical events during the lifetime of king henry VI of England. In the first part of Henry VI, part 1 from the three parts talks about the country of England and how it lost French territories and the political wars that resulted in Wars of the Roses. Generally, England’s political system was affected by the jealousy and selfishness. The second historical event Henry VI part 2 shows the way the King did not influence his enemies, thus giving them power over England. The third historical event Henry VI part 3 deals with the horrific events that happen out of the conflict that the King had with his subjects. The trilogy of Henry VI is one of the most engaging and the most inspiring plays of Shakespeare. In Henry VI, part 2, and Henry VI part 3, Shakespeare includes a rather large number of diverse commoner groups. As a result, the following paper will discuss if Shakespeare had an overall view…
Healthcare Project Management Communication Strategies for Multi department Project Teams Empirical studied have shown that communication is the critical differentiator of healthcare project management as compared to other sectors. Unlike its counterparts, healthcare project management involves many types of people classified under various departments and job categories; thus, the need for clear communication (Dwyer et al., 2013). In such a sector, staff turnover remains the leading cause of healthcare mistakes. For instance, if a senior registered nurse and gastroenterologists communicate poorly to the incoming colleague about the amount of Ryzodeg insulin for administration, there would be poor health outcomes (Montiro et al., 2014). In an attempt to align project teams for quality health care operations, this nurse and project manager should be cautious when employing both verbal and non-verbal communication. Whereas the former centers around spoken word, non-verbal or body language comprise of accent, emotional speech, bodily contact, posture, facial gesture, direct gaze, and other relevant approaches. Quality project outcomes and healthcare staff benefits depend on robust interdepartmental communication, stakeholder involvement and risk identification, and management. Sound project management depends…
A Comparative Analysis of the US Healthcare System and the Netherlands Healthcare System Research Proposal and Outline The Netherlands is a small but one of the most densely populated countries in Europe. The country currently has a population of 17.18 million. The Netherlands has one of the most sophisticated healthcare systems in the world. The Dutch healthcare system has, however, transitioned through various stages to be in its current state. The life expectancy in the country 81.8 years, a figure slightly higher than the average life expectancy for the entire European Union. (Kroneman, Wienke, Peter, Judith, & Ewout, 2016). The country’s GDP as of 2017 was 826.2 billion USD. The Netherlands, as opposed to the US, spends sparingly on less on healthcare administrative costs but excessively high on long-term care per capita. Despite the moderate expenditure by the Dutch healthcare system, the life expectancy in the country still beats the life expectancy of most countries, including the US. The infant mortality rate in the Netherlands stands at 3.5 per 1,000 live births while the infant mortality rate in the US,…