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In a private practice setting, systems theory terminology can be used to illustrate the process by which patients are treated, particularly in terms of organizing of scheduled appointments. One of the biggest problems in my current practice with the appointment-setting system is that the existing software is incredibly antiquated. This leads to many different inefficiencies, ranging from miscommunicated details about the patient’s condition to trouble with the actual scheduling of appointments themselves. Given this information, I would address the problem using systems theory to devise a more effective appointment-scheduling system. The desired outcome for the new system would be one ...

Anatomy deals with the study of forms and body structures (both internal and external) along different levels of organization such as molecules, cells, tissues, organs and organ system. These forms and body structures performs a corresponding function which is responsible for the growth and development of an organism. The study that deals “with the patterns and processes through which the body functions in its environment” is known as physiology (Starr, Evers and Starr, 2008). Physiology is essential in understanding how anatomical structures perform individual and group task related to the activities of the body. For instance, one segment of the ...

The open system theory describes a system that exists in a state of constant interaction with its environment. Open systems are found in natural sciences, but in social sciences, they are usually applied to organizations and describes the process which organizations use to exchange information, capital, people, or products, with its environment. In a study by Meyer and O’Brien‐Pallas (2010), the Nursing Services Delivery Theory (NSDT) was derived from the open systems theory as its parent theory to analyze the structural elements of NSDT and its clinical implications. The aim of their research was to understand how a healthcare organization works ...

TRANSFORMATIONAL V. TRANSACTIONAL:

A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
COM221-18 Technical Report Writing
Abstract

Abstract 2

List of Figures and Tables 4
Introduction 5
Methodology 7
Results of the Study 9
I. Charisma and the Transformational Leader 9
II. Transactional Management-By-Exception 10
III. Distinctive Behavioral Traits: Emotion v. Non-Emotion 11
IV. Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivation 12
V. Poor Attitude at Work 13

Discussion of Results 15

I. Significance of the Charismatic Personality Trait 15
II. Management-by-Exception Unsuccessful with Employee Motivation 15
III. Distinctive Behavioral Traits 16
IV. Significance of Intrinsic and Extrinsic Identification 16
V. Poor Attitude at Work 17
Concluding Remarks and Final Recommendation 18

Appendix A 20

Appendix B 22
Glossary 23
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Disturbing trends in the climatic condition of the Arctic led to scientists researching this area. Upon close scrutiny the fascinating greening of the Arctic has been observed. From the space, using Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI), which is an index of vegetation greenness, the circumpolar changes in the tundra vegetation are observed. The NDVI records of the last 29 years were gathered and the Maximum NDVI was derived. According to studies the MaxNDVI was usually observed in August due to many factors such as CO2 fluxes, above-ground biomass, total eco-system production etc. Many other biophysical properties also cause the ...

Introduction

Over the past couple of decades, a significant paradigm shift has become apparent in people’s work lives and professional priorities. The workforce available today, does not think, look or act on the workplace events and decisions as workforces in past used to do so. It does not even possess past trends of values and experience for pursuing their career.
New technologies in this modern era have changed the way of thinking in social as well as professional lives of the modern workforce. Today’s workforce faces a challenging environment in workplace where rapid changes occur and decisions are made ...

Part I: ARTICLE SYNOPSIS

- Purpose and/or Hypothesis(es) of the Study: The importance of implicit theories affects the formation and belief in group stereotypes
- Results of the Study: Positive support for the hypothesis.
- Method for testing the hypothesis (5 experiments conducted):
- Measures: Implicit Person Theory Measure and Stereotype Measure.
- Participants: Male and female undergraduate students between the ages of 16 and 42.
- Procedure: Variations on self-reporting questionnaires.
- Implications for the Results: It is possible to understand why one individual engages in social stereotyping more than another.
- Purpose ...

Speaking difficulties of International students

The number of students who travel to other countries for education has increased considerably in recent years. Immigrant students join courses in order to learn English so that they can communicate with the local people, settle in a new country and study the subjects of their interests. Students expect that the courses should not only provide the knowledge of English language but also offer tips that would prepare them in every way to settle in a new culture. They expect to get knowledge about manners and etiquettes of the new country and serve as finishing schools. This renders the situation in a ...