Essays on Alawi

Chapter 6

Introduction Discussion - Brief about the ageing problem and problem statement - Policy to protect elderly, compare to Oman - Finding of the elderly health condition? - Finding of health care needs for elderly, is adequate and accessible in Oman? - Human resources ( shortage – qualification – skills – training ) - Other services provide from other sector - Obstacles and limitations

Recommendations Introduction This chapter of the dissertation will discuss important findings related to questions of this research. General conclusions based on the findings of a literature review are presented according to the ...

The term hybrid electric vehicle is referred for vehicles that utilize energy from different resources including electric grid and having functionality to replace petroleum as a source of energy. PHEVs are also one of these hybrid vehicles having reduced energy consumption and emissions including carbon dioxide comparative to conventional vehicles. Battery size, weight, cost and its life cycle are important concerns in TCO. Payback period is also significant while making calculations for purchasing cost of hybrid vehicles. This is undeniable fact that hybrid vehicles have a higher manufacturing cost in comparison with conventional vehicles. According to Al-Alawi & Bradley (2013), the ...

Health Care

Introduction Research question, aims and objectives Literature search strategy Appraisal of key study Identification of key themes Literature search strategy

Action plan

Conclusion Introduction The national framework for people survey document provides data supportive of a need pertaining to primary health care alignment of strategies when planning medical interventions for elderly populations across the world. Oman is no exception since every geographic location has its peculiar aging characteristics that must be addressed in designing health promotions programs and planning health care interventions for this vulnerable population(Department of Health, 2000) Hence, the role of ...

In terms of ethnicity, the shift from dominant minority to dominant majority is noticeable on an international level in recent times. A major principle of the pre-modern organization is domination by minority groups, usually an ethic minority, but in the modern era, the ethnicity of dominant majority is on the rise. The focus on popular sovereignty, democracy and the intermingling of politics and culture has made the principle of ethnic dominance more untenable. The latest example of this change is evident in Iraq; it is easy to spot the vulnerability of societies dominated by minority groups like Bahrain and ...

The complete failure of the Arab nations to form a national narrative for the purpose of unification and the establishment of contemporary egalitarian polities happens to be the primary cause behind the ongoing socio-political explosion in the Arab world in recent times. Unity is no longer the major goal and the construction of a society that is capable of mobilizing its resources to combat backwardness and enhance the financial condition of the state has taken a backseat. The elite class has instead tried to enforce a brand of unity via Islam and Arab nationalism that has alienated portions of the population not present ...