Training Critical Thinkings Samples For Students

Everyone in life sets goals and targets to accomplish them within a specific time target. People set goals for the future in the thought that within six months or less, they will have already achieved their goals. Objectives make a person to view oneself in the position one would like to be in a few years or months’ time. Goals also serve as motivators and strengthening factors. There are the reasons why people act in determined ways. Life is gigantic, and if anyone wants to achieve outstanding achievements in their lives one is required to set goals accordingly so Continue reading...

Critical Thinking

There is no arguing over the pervasive role of technology, especially information technology, especially in the field of medicine and the health sciences. A major area of health information technology (HIT) is biomedical informatics, which is the interdisciplinary technology field that synthesizes biomedical data, information and knowledge and relates them to scientific inquiry, problem-solving and decision-making with the end in view to impact positively on human health (Hsu, Markey and Wang, 2013). Biomedical imaging informatics (BMII) emerged as a subfield of biomedical informatics that tackles all concerns of biomedical informatics, including the social and behavioral considerations in the design Continue reading...

The practice of forensic psychology; a look toward the future in light of the past, provides more information about psychological assessment in forensics. It also delves into the possibilities of development in this field and projection about the future use. In addition, Otto and Heilbrun suggest possible although the field faces various limitations during the time of writing the article. Some of the recommendations have actually come to fruition and this practice is widely used to weigh the mental state of criminal offenders (Otto & Heilbrun, 2002).
In Minds on Trial: Great Cases in Law and Psychology, Ewing is more Continue reading...

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What do you think about the academics that claim there is no real evidenced based practice (EBP)?

While there are claims that evidenced-based practice is not real, it is but important to understand the criteria and applicability of the method prior to its application. There are cases the EBP has been proven effective in various situations and covers different disciplines. It is still our responsibility as a practitioner to use our knowledge and expertise and check against the latest suggestions from the research as a result of EBP. This practice has its advantages and disadvantages that we should consider prior to its application. Taking a deeper understanding of the Continue reading...

Acupuncture is considered one of the ancient traditional Chinese medical practices, whose age cannot be precisely defined, but is generally believed to be approximately 2000 years. As medical experts of the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine of the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services define it, acupuncture is a technique that involves stimulation of the points in the body, often by inserting thin needles into it (Lao et al., 2014). It is believed that every human has the energy of life called qi, and this energy flows in the human body through the meridians that are the Continue reading...

Introduction

In the discipline of nursing, professional advancement and development models are often used as frameworks for recognizing and acknowledging nurses’ clinical expertise, especially the nurses who provide direct care to patients (Gentile, 2012). Most of the earlier models revolved around the tasks that nurses were expected to become familiar with and master as their careers progressed. However, subsequent models went beyond the element of tasks and incorporated elements of leadership, continues education and reflective practice (Gentile, 2012). One of these models is Benner’s Novice to Expert model. This model applies the Dreyfus Model of Skill Acquisition and describes Continue reading...

Research Critic Paper

Introduction and thesis statement
This article wholly enlightens the concerned on the criticality of training in an organization. It elaborates further on the significance of imparting pertinent knowhow to the human resource managers who are the chief drivers of business. Education is perceived as the base gear to success of an institution and thus it should fully be embraced. Human resource personnel are allocated very crucial mandates such as recruitment of new employees, distribution of the institution's resources and are also expected to foresee the development of the organization. Training equips them with information needed to manipulate their attitudes Continue reading...

Race and ethnicity

The media in all its shapes and forms influence, to a great extent, the way we perceive life around us. The issues of race, ethnicity and class are amongst the most debatable topics influencing the masses and their daily lives. The media in the form of movies and other forms are some of the ways that people prefer to get information. As inaccurate as the media is sometimes, it is common practice for people to believe in the things that they see. This is the case when it comes to people’s perceptions about race, ethnicity and class. The Continue reading...

1. Discuss specific contributions to nursing science that have been influenced by applied theories
Nursing theories contribute to the improvement of the nursing science by providing a framework for thought when examining different situations. When new situations are encountered in the daily nursing practice, this framework serves as a structure for analysis, organization and decision-making (Alligood & Marriner-Tommy, 2010). Moreover, nursing theories provide a mechanism for communication among the health care team. In essence, nursing theories help the nursing science discipline in clarifying values, beliefs and goals. Furthermore, the theories are pertinent in defining the special contribution of nursing in Continue reading...

Distance learning, distance education or d-learning is a mode of education where the student is not physically available in the classroom. As likely we have seen in our past generation, the traditional way of teaching is totally not applied here. In this type of education we use the most modern way of technology i.e. Internet. Communication is faster and easier than ever, so people on opposite sides of the world can speak to each other over the internet as if they were speaking in person. Also, the internet can be seen in aiding the spread of culture, because of Continue reading...

According to chapter six of “Adult learning: Linking theory and practice” by Merriam & Bierema (2013), learning is defined as the ongoing refinement of practice and the emerging knowledge that is gained in the practice of a particular action. Learning and experience are interlinked in that one’s experience is a learning process and, on the other hand, learning creates experience. The more a person is learned, the more he or she is experienced and vice versa. Learning takes place in either formal or informal sectors of life. It is more pronounced in the adults because of the continued engagement Continue reading...

It is now recognized that new teachers need mentors to help them transition from the classroom and student teaching experiences to the professional role of teachers and their new responsibilities. Whereas during their training student teachers were supported and forgiven for lapses or errors while under the supervision of a senior teacher, now these new teachers are required to take both the praise and criticism of parents, principals and superintendents. In addition, there has been a recently developed movement in the U.S. of teaching based on standardized testing to insure that each grade learns the same material no matter Continue reading...

Distance learning started around the early 1700s by Caleb Phillips in Boston where he taught scholars by sending week after week sends to them. Isaac Pitman throughout the 1840s began showing a gathering of learners through correspondence. With the progression in engineering, the notoriety of distance learning expanded to an extensive degree and in 2008, few taking in projects were begun in the United States of America in the forty four states. The principal college to offer distance learning in the United Kingdom was the University of London in the year of 1858. The system was known as the Continue reading...

Introduction

It is said that in this world, change is the only permanent thing. Indeed, changes in the nursing profession and health care industry are inevitable as a result of external and internal catalysts. Policy reforms occur because of social, economic and political pressures. Knowledge is created every day, technology evolves at a fast pace, and consumer demands change. Organisations must respond effectively by modifying their strategic goals, structures, systems, processes, and culture (Anderson & Ackerman-Anderson, 2001). As a result, the professional roles of nurses expand, clinical practices improve, the work environment benefits from redesign, and patients receive better care. For Continue reading...

The importance or significance of nursing theory in the profession of nursing

Nursing theory is the phrase given to the body of knowledge that is used to describe or explicate the various aspects of the profession of nursing. The theory is meant to offer a framework for nursing practice, examination, tutoring, and management and provides professional boundaries all geared up to make nursing an independent profession. There is various importance or significance of nursing theory in the profession (Alligood, 2010). For instance, the nursing theory aims at describing, predicting, and explain the phenomenon of nursing. In addition, it provides the basis of nursing practices helping to engender further knowledge as well Continue reading...

Introduction

The proper execution of Advanced Nursing Practice is very much reliant on theory analysis and evaluation. Analysis refers to the objective and nonjudgmental description of a nursing theory while evaluation involves the judgments about the extent to which a nursing theory satisfies certain criteria (Fawcett, 2000). Theory analysis and evaluation entails the systematic and detailed review of all available primary sources such as publications and presentations by theorists (Fawcett, 2000). Theory Analysis and Evaluation are done in order to determine the exact assertions and practicality of a theory instead of relying on inferences from other authors on that theory.
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There are seven phases in the structure of the Performance Uncertainty Management Process (PUMP) framework. They are: (a) defining the project;(b) focusing on the uncertainty management process; (c) identify all the relevant sources of uncertainty, such as, responses options and conditions; (d) structure of the uncertainty; (e) clarifying ownership; (f) quantify some uncertainty; and (g) evaluating all the relevant implication.
Defining of the project helps in providing the effective common understanding of the project. In simple term, it helps to bring the whole team at the same page. The new members joining the team are able to come Continue reading...

One manner in which probability is used in public health practice is determining whether or not the risks outweigh the benefits in receiving a flu vaccine. The risks include flu-like symptoms and pain in the injection area. The benefits include better resistance to certain strains of the flu. This would influence individuals in the clinical setting in determining if the current flu vaccine is going to be beneficial for the clients in the clinical atmosphere. The problems could result if there is a flu epidemic and the clients were not treated with the vaccine. As the flu would spread Continue reading...

The portion of the statement with the greatest significant meaning is that “physical therapy will be provided by physical therapists who are doctors of physical therapy”. This is because the function of physical therapists in health care has continued to expand over the years. Physical therapists are essentially health care professionals tasked with diagnosing and offering care for people with health issues or ailments that limit abilities such as movement in their daily activities. Initially, vocational education was just enough for one to enter the field of physical therapy. However, as the field advanced, the training required also had Continue reading...

Training is the answer But what was the Question?

In this article Bob Rosner discusses the twenty main features which must be taken into account by businesses in order to conduct a successful training program. Rosner has pointed out the common flaws organizations make when carrying out a program but Rosner even provides a solution to overcome these flaws. He begins by the need to identifying the training need and purpose. He has stressed upon the fact that training may not always be the solution and employers need to deduce the root cause before selecting training as a solution. For instance; Rosner provides an instance where an insurance Continue reading...

The movie shows the discrimination and the problems Kennedy (Radio) went through as a result of being a disabled kid. “Radio”, is Kennedy nickname which he got from people of his hometown due to his interest with the device which he took everywhere with him since his childhood. The inspiration that Kennedy got from his Radio made him love football despite of being mental disables.
Disability was a huge blow to the life of Kennedy who in the movie is sen as a determined boy who experience rejection by even his fellow kids. The form of disability is seen Continue reading...

In the American employment law, the disparate impact doctrine holds that the employment practices might be termed as discriminatory and also illegal if they include a disproportionate or the adverse impact on members belonging to minority groups. In the same doctrine, when Title VII of 1964 civil rights act is violated, it might be proved through presentation of an employment practice or the employment policy that have a disproportionately adverse negative effect on individuals of the protected class as it is compared with the non-members of protected class. This doctrine always prohibits employers from using facially neutral practice in Continue reading...

Purpose of the Article

The purpose that the article serves is to insinuate the idea that applying mindfulness practices such as meditation, yoga and Qigong to training counselors increases the importance of self-care during their training and apply the concepts after the training. This encompasses opportunities for both students and professionals for personal growth. There is a notion of burnout and stress among professional and student counselors and it is an issue that the academic environment failed to address. Therefore, the article addresses the importance of keeping the mind at its perfect condition through alternative programs in order for counselors to become more Continue reading...

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Career Field and Specific Jobs
Currently, I am not working in any job industry. However, my most recent job was in the non-profit industry where I worked as a Finance Officer. This job position had attractive qualities and traits. As a Finance Officer, I was responsible for maintaining administrative, accounting, financial, and personnel services for my former employer in order to ensure that the organization met legal requirements and achieved its goals and objectives. Major responsibilities that came with these job functions were: to assist in budget preparation; monitor cash reserves and investments; establish and maintain supplier accounts; implement Continue reading...

Introduction

In a nursing practicum, the nurse is exposed to real world experiences where a nurse takes care of patients, conducts evaluations and assessments. The exercise allows the nurse to develop competencies and readies him/her for work. During my spring semester, I undertook my practicum. Initially, I intended on registering with a facility in California. However, due to unforeseen circumstances, my clinical contract in California was null and voided. Consequently, I had to travel to Wisconsin where I conducted my clinicals. This was very challenging given the abject change in climate.
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Accountability and Autonomy

Accountability and Autonomy are some of the attributes that are important as part of my professional responsibilities. These two attributes have been described as essential elements of professional nursing. These attributes exemplify some of the reasons why I chose to become a professional nurse. I look forward to a period when I would be responsible for my actions in the caring of a patient. It shows a form of maturity to be entrusted with the care of a patient. It is no doubt a thing of pride.
Accountability is central to the future of Nursing. With Nurses demanding taking Continue reading...

Proposal

This paper will assess the different notions and perspectives that people have in different regions and cultures on the abortion practice. Just as there are pro-lifers who discourage it deeming it unethical, there are another lot who practice it often and have been accustomed to it until they not only practice it but also perceive it to be a normal medical procedure. These factors have been evaluated so as to come up with the conclusion whether abortion should be regarded as a crime or not.
The two main classifications of abortion and the procedures that are followed when carrying Continue reading...

Cover Letter

Cover Letter

Palo Alto, California
USA 398338
Attn: To the Human Resources Manager
Re: Application for Technical University Recruiter
Pursuant to your online advertisement seeking qualified applicants for the position of a Technical University Recruiter, I am hereby signifying my earnest intent to apply. I have been recently made aware that Facebook is voted among the best employers in 2013 and I would like to become an instrumental part of your world renowned and prestigious organization. I am genuinely interested and challenged by the nature of the responsibilities required of the position: to assist in locating exemplary talents who Continue reading...

The County Sheriff’s Leadership and Management Decisions in the Local Budget Process Revisited

The article revisits the research by LaFrance and Placide and confirms the participation of elected sheriffs in the leadership rather than the management of their system. The article takes the view, which is deduced from the research and analysis that, elected sheriffs would corporate with the legislative assembly for the solution of budgetary deficits and or problems. This serves to illuminate the critical issues incident to the introduction of election of sheriffs as opposed to appointment of Sheriffs. The article propounds a number of reasons that support the election rather than the appointment of sheriffs. It runs short of Continue reading...

In today’s world, nothing elicits so much outrage than the subject of slavery. The bone of contention seems to be: why should one human being enslave another? Although people in the modern world may not fathom the rationale behind slavery, it is indeed true that slavery was an accepted institution in the ancient civilizations. It is even possible that slavery predates civilization. One of the reasons why slavery as a practice went on for so long was because enslavement of war prisoners and slavery as a punishment were accepted in the ancient civilizations. Nonetheless, such acts prompt the Continue reading...

Assignment

Introduction
Applied sciences have an impact on individual lives and the community at large. It is not debatable that scientific and applied psychology has an impact on individuals and the community. However, they way to ascertain this beyond any doubt is through measurable ways. This article questions whether the research, theories, professional practice, methodologies, ways of thinking about the mind and brain and behavior analysis as performed by psychologists helps improve the lives led by individuals and the community in measureable ways. The article also seeks to establish whether psychology has an impact beyond the practitioner’s office and Continue reading...

Introduction

Training
The most important stage to become a police officer is experiencing through a training process. Most police groups found out mostly ahead crime certainty, and experience tough incidences and event by convictions so there is a need to train the individuals to become the stable and manly policy officer to implement the law enforcement strictly. Therefore, first of all there is a need to pass the training stage to become a police officer for the individuals who want to go in the police department (Bogira 322).
According to the book, First stage the recruitment procedure of police officer Continue reading...

Mentoring involves giving inspiration and advice to a person going through a process or undertaking an activity that you are familiar with or have experienced. For students joining the Master of Science Management Program I would advise them to give it their all. This means sacrificing some activities that they usually enjoyed previously. This may include spending their weekends and weeknights studying, as opposed to spending time with their families. I would advise them to work as a team and have frequent group studies since this is more effective than individual studying while taking this Master’s program. As Continue reading...

Return on Investment (ROI)

“Return on Investment can be defined as a performance measure used to evaluate the efficiency of an investment or to compare the efficiency of a number of different investments” .

Data:-

Per hour wage of trainees : 12$
Time spent on training : 2 hours
Additional Benefits to trainees : 25% of wage
Additional wage for instructor : 25%
Distance learning cost : 5,000$
Material cost per training : 60$
Before training sales : 6,000$ per week
After training sales : 7,500$ per week
ROI = (Gain on investment – Cost of investment)/Cost of investment

Solution:-

2 hour wages of Continue reading...

A high school diploma is no longer a passport to the comfortable middle-class life in America nowadays. Despite this being a common knowledge, there is still 59 percent of Americans who reach the age of 25 without obtaining a degree. They lack the credentials necessary to be competitive in the current job market. Furthermore, 25 percent of the population has not completed secondary education, a situation that has proven to negatively affect both their health and earning potential. The resulting load and loss of wages for this demographic also translates to a negative net impact to the economy. When Continue reading...

- How might beliefs differ from faith (or is there a difference)?
Beliefs differ from faith. Usually beliefs are based on one’s knowledge of things, mostly based on one’s education or experiences. Beliefs are sometimes handed down to people through generations. Faith on the other hand, is believing in something which one does not even have a proof of. Having faith in something is believing with the heart more than believing with the mind. An example of this is when one expresses his faith in God even if he does not see Him or does not Continue reading...

The evaluation and assessment of training and development programs has been a means by which instructors have used to ascertain the quality of service that they render to their students. However, the process of assessing and evaluating has its own difficulty that makes it to some extent extraneous and unreliable. This essay seeks to explain some of the reasons why the evaluation and assessment of training and development programs is so difficult.
First of all, it is important to note that the feedback that is received from trainees in some cases may be bias. This means that personal attitudes Continue reading...

ABSTRACT

Transportation through air has become very popular in todays’ world. This is because of the benefits it offers to the life of humanity. It is a very fast and efficient way to travel since you are able to move to any part of the world by air. To do this, we require people to work in this industry and so these careers in air industry are called aviation careers. In this essay, we have looked at the various careers in aviation, which include pilot careers, aircraft manufacturing careers, airport administrators, flight attenders and aircraft maintenance technicians. We have proceeded Continue reading...

Do midwives shoot themselves in the feet when it comes to not counting babies and mothers as separate units?

There is a misnormer that postnatal care is less important than other aspects of maternity care.The set staff-patient ratios in majority of postanatal wards count mothers and babies as one unit rather than separate entities. As a result, these wards have chronic understaffing problems because they are allocated less staffs. Understaffing impacts on the quality and safety of care provided as well as patient and staff satisfaction. This essay is a personal reflection of the frustrations that result from the exclusion of babies from patient counts in postnatal wards.

My experience from working in the postnatal ward of a large state referral hospital that excludes babies from patient counts has made me realize that nurses are shortchanged by this staffing practice. Being a re Continue reading...

The impact of bird hunting tourism can be devastating if not put under control. Benefits drawn from birding economics include bird watching and bird hunting. The number of activities related to birding economies has risen drastically over the recent years because of the massive benefits derived from those activities. For instance, bird hunting can take the form of killing birds for trade, killing birds for leisure and other objectives for killing these creatures. This rapid increase in the number of birding activities calls for the need to establish controls for each activity.

Bird hunting must be regulated completely through Continue reading...