Essays on Disseminating

After Giving Birth

NR451 RN Capstone Course Term and Year After Giving Birth Even though postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) is the leading cause of mortality after giving birth, most health care facilities do not have a standardized measures to assess blood volume loss and rely only on visual estimations for assessing and documenting blood loss. Consequently, blood loss below 250 mL tends to be overestimated, whereas blood loss above 2,000 mL tends to be underestimated (Bamberg et al., 2015). Inaccurate diagnosis of PPH delays treatment and increases mortality risk among intrapartum and postpartum women, so the purpose of the proposed nursing plan ...

Introduction

A country’s economic and security prosperity highly relies on the aviation system that is operating efficiently. The existence of weak security poses a threat to aircraft safety and those that are boarding it. The hostile nation-states, criminals and terrorists have been viewing the aviation sector as a target for exploitation and attack. Successful airport attacks inflict grave economic damage, mass casualties and negatively affect the airline transportation system. The air transport sector should adopt appropriate ways of managing different incidents and threats. Intelligence and Threat Assessment play a significant role in mitigating numerous risks in the aviation industry. ...

Advantages and Disadvantages of using Social Media for Public Health Communication

Social media has transformed from a passing trend to an integral communication channel for both profit and non-profit entities. Social networking sites are estimated to have 2 billion users, and are referred to as the eighth continent because of this large population (Lim, 2016). One benefit of using these sites for communication is that information can be dispensed across geographical boundaries with relative ease. Furtherance, social media platforms provide a forum for organizations to engage the public on their services, products or other pertinent issues; among such organizations are public health institutions. These organizations often use this platform to ...

Introduction

Digital archiving and preservation ensures that digital content remains in a format that is usable and accessible both in the present period and in the future. In the context of an organization, digital preservation is a process that involves planning, resourcing, and actual archiving using relevant technologies and applications. In the case of an institutional repository as this university, it is necessary to have policies and regulations that would guide the digital archiving and preservation program. Such policies would serve as a guide for the program while setting out its objectives. It is therefore necessary to have an evaluation ...

Abstract

Over the years, the number of nurses in the hospitals and other medical institutions is one which tends not to meet the desired levels of nurse to patient levels. Various researches have been carried out to show the various causes of this occurrence and some have even been able to show how the issue can be effectively tackled which leads to the increase in the number of medical personnel in the hospitals. These methods intended to increase in the number of personnel in the hospitals are one which is a problem of each and every individual within the society. ...

Disseminating project results

The final result of the completed project must be properly disseminated to all the key stakeholders for their use. The very important motive behind the dissemination of the results of the accomplished project to all the key stakeholders is to provide the genuine and purposeful information about the project development and the project achievement as well as to receive the feedbacks from them so that the project can be accomplished in the better way in future. In addition to this, the dissemination of information and results also ensures that the practices adopted and the outcomes from the project will ...

Ventilator-associated pneumonia

Abstract The intensive care unit in most hospitals plays the role of providing care to patients dealing with life-threatening conditions. The technological and other set ups in these hospital units are vital in ensuring that these patients continue to receive the best regarding care while with the intentions of having them emerge with desirable outcomes. There are however challenges relating to the care that these patients receive since, in most cases, they are usually under mechanical ventilation. A patient under this condition faces the risk of developing ventilator-associated pneumonia if the ventilators are not handled with the required care. ...

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MULTI-NATIONAL COMPANIES

There are some multi-national companies that are larger than entire national economies (Reilly 2016). When they enter some of these economies, they bring direct investment which creates jobs, open up new markets to the local economy, and bring technology and products that otherwise would have never existed. As a result, demand for an educated and skilled workforce increases, improving not only the standard of living of the local economy, but international relations as well (Reilly 2016). Finally, diversity brings the opportunity of learning about different cultures. A multi-cultural workforce offers some benefits to the multi-national company as well. ...

Abstract

The use biological weapons of mass destruction (WMD) are one of the most dangerous form of terrorism ever invented. In contrast to ‘conventional’ suicide bombings, killing sprees, or use of chemical agents, the symptoms of attack are not immediately obvious. Therefore, it requires special response approaches, especially, when a potential attack may take place in a venue, where many people will be present. In addition to potential exposure of tens of thousands of attendees at a Democratic-Republican Party Convention in Miami-Dade, among the participants will be the top politicians of the country, whose safety is a matter of national ...

The research findings obtained from the implemented and evaluated interventions should be disseminated whether these findings are similar to the expected outcomes of the researchers. The dissemination of information and publication of research findings are considered as important steps in the research process because it allows not only replication but also application of the findings with positive results to other population groups (Forsyth, et al., 2010). According to Matchar, et al. (2005), the dissemination of research findings can be considered as the best method to maximize the use and benefits of these information since the obtained information can greatly ...

Communication refers to sending a message from one party to another through a given medium. It is essential to note that for communication to take place, the party being targeted by the message must actually receive the message. This simple definition highlights three significant components of any communication process. These are; the sender of the message, the medium being used to transfer or transmit the message and the recipient of the message. The role of these three components becomes even more critical during communication in crisis situations. The New Orleans incident can be used illustratively. Emergency teams co-coordinating rescue operations had ...

Introduction:

With the development in technology, new channels of disseminating information have been invented. This has been an advantage to the academic community. The internet has become a major player in the dissemination of academic information on different disciplines. Medicine has its own platforms on the internet where information on research, studies and new findings can be shared on a global level. Examples include BioMed Central and SciTechnol. These organizations use the internet to distribute journals to a variety of users including students, researchers and doctors. They also help authors from around the world publish their work as papers or books.

Discussion

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Page limit: 3 pages (not including title page and references) You must stay within the page limit: In this class, students are required to keep the page limit so they can improve their writing skills - many grants, journals, clients have very strict page/word limits (submissions that are longer are often not accepted/admitted for review). So hopefully after this class, students will be better prepared for this challenge:) Grading rule: for each additional page (over the page limit) 1-2 points are deducted – this rule is enforced so the grading is fair for all the students

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Disseminating Evidence

Disseminating Evidence Two methods of were used to assess the effectiveness of the proposed solution in addressing the challenges cited in the project. The first method included issuing questionnaires to the identified important stakeholders of the organizations. Each group of stakeholders was represented by a number deemed fit to meet the accuracy standards given that the number of stakeholders varies among various groups. The questions centered on the shift in the leadership in the nursing fraternity and the extent to which collaboration has been achieved or realized (Bairu & Chin, 2012). The second method involved conducting interviews on the institutional ...

The Role of the Teacher in Fostering a Positive Impact through Warm Demanding versus the Academic Performance of Students in Public School Setting: A Correlational Study

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Introduction 3

Statement of the Problem 5 Purpose of the Study 7 Research Questions 8 Hypotheses 9 Definition of Key Terms 10 Brief Review of the Literature 11 Summary 19 Research Method 21 Operational Definition of Variables 9 Measurement 10 Summary 19

References 12

Appendix A: Annotated Bibliography 13 Introduction One of the ...

The Role of the Teacher in Fostering a Positive Impact through Warm Demanding versus the Academic Performance of Students in Public School Setting: A Correlational Study

Graduate Faculty of the School of Education Requirements for the Degree of

Introduction 1

Statement of the Problem 1 Purpose of the Study 2 Research Questions 3 Hypotheses 4 Definition of Key Terms 5 Brief Review of the Literature 5 Summary 7 Research Method 7 Operational Definition of Variables 9 Measurement 10 Summary 11

References 12

Appendix A: Annotated Bibliography 13 Introduction One of the ...

Concept Paper

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Chapter 1: Introduction 1

Statement of the Problem 2 Purpose of the Study 4 Research Questions 4 Coding and Theoretical Framework 5 Definition of Key Terms 7 Chapter 2: Literature Review 8 Summary 12

References 14

Appendix A: Annotated Bibliography 24 Introduction One of the goals of an educational institution is the development of “warm demanding,” an educational environment in which the educational, professional exhibits a warm; but demanding presence in the classroom (Bondy et al., 2007). Current research suggests that there is a distinct overlap ...

DO WE LIVE IN A WORLD OF MEDIA INFOTAINMENT AND MELODRAMATIC REPORTAGE?

Introduction For the past 4 decades, the role of the media has been in the process of transforming. Traditionally, the role of the media has been purely on performing an informative role concerning various events taking place across the globe. This phenomena is commonly known as the provision of hard news where the reporter presents the facts to the viewers they way they occurred. However, this is no longer the case, as the media is increasingly indulging in the provision of information as well as entertaining the society. The media houses have been shifting from the traditional methods ...

Introduction

Communication has been a significant part of human existence right from the stone ages. There exist diverse means of communication that has culminated in shaping our contemporary world. Tracing the historical use of tools of communication it is seen that the same pattern of transmission and reception has always been a constant factor; though advancement in technology has speedup the time of transmitting and the mode of transmission. For instance the use of telegraph in past era is transmitted via electronic means and the receptor receives sent information and could send reply which could take several days. According to Standage, cited ...

Introduction

A health care system has two types of models in practice including; the traditional model and dispersed model. In particular, the traditional model employed in a health care setting involves primary care, secondary care, and tertiary care of patients. In that, a patient goes to primary care and receives treatment of the common problems diagnosed. The problems that go unsolved are referred to the secondary care, and the tertiary care is for those cases that require intensive care provision. The knack to communicate ideas and information successfully is increasingly acknowledged as critical to the success of the health care system ...

A very less number of people have got some unique treasured qualities to motivate other people who push the human existence into new horizons. Such persons have a qualitative impact on their novices who are motivated to follow them. Of course such people are known as good teachers. A good teacher is a builder of a moral society and prepares his students for better future. He introduces a child to his own self. He has the power to identify a valuable talent in a child and polishes it to a valuable asset. He has got the power to engrave anything on the mind of a young student. ...

Abstract

First responders who are also referred to as emergency medical personnel are often considered as a high risk occupational group due to fact that they face a wide range of mental and health consequences because of the exposure to various critical incidents. If first responders are affected by such things, it becomes almost impossible for them to perform their jobs to the best of their ability. Therefore, there is a great need for intervention procedures to initiate for first responders to ensure that they are not affected by the exposure to critical incidents. These interventions should be designed to ensure that even ...

Communication

Communication

Introduction

Radio communication is one of the earliest forms of communication. It involves the transmission of information through electromagnetic waves, traveling at the speed of light. Radio communication has two main components: radio transmitter and radio receiver. A radio transmitter is an electronic device that initiates the communication process by generating radio waves containing information targeting a specific audience. A receiver refers to an electronic gadget that obtains the signals and converts them into an easily understandable format. It consists of the antenna, amplifier, tuner and detector (Lowe, n.d.). The antenna intercepts electromagnetic waves in the air and converts them ...

Arguments for expanding the information that is included in the auditor’s report.

The current auditor’s report model provides information as to when audits on financial statements were conducted, the audit’s nature, and auditor’s opinions regarding the financial leverage of a business. This is in conformity with the existing financial reporting standards of accounting. However, the framework has been criticized on laxity or insufficient financial information that business stakeholders may require in making informed investment decisions. Under this framework investors lack details and access to the sources of such information as auditors provide details of what they deem useful to them in disseminating financial information. The implication is that useful ...

The nursing community and the elderly will benefit from the current study. For them to be aware of such benefits, the transfer of knowledge has to take place from the researcher to the different stakeholders. Disseminating the evidence shall take different forms to reach the target audience. Wilson et al. (2010), assessed health studies in the UK using McGuire’s five input variables of source, channel, message, and setting. They found out that “the source of communication, the message to be communicated, the channels of communication, the characteristics of the audience (receiver), and the setting (destination) in which the ...

It is worth to record, without fear of retribution from the public opinion that Edgar Allan Poe was one of the founder writers of detective series. In the inaugural work The Murders in the Rue Morgue he author introduces the detective C. Auguste Dupin, who did a marvellous job in trying to put matters into perspective to unravel the mysteries around the murder that occurred. Later on, Sir Arthur Canon Doyle followed in the footsteps of Edgar Allan Poe, in terms of thematic and literary approach (Doyle, 3). A practical instance is in the book titled Conan Doyle's text A ...

Introduction

Communication, knowledge and information can be managed properly so as to ensure effective decision making. Communications does not automatically take place effectively; hence the available knowledge and information might be sufficient for organizational decisions. Therefore, managers have the task of planning effective communication processes and equipping stakeholders with effective communication skills. Communication, knowledge and information are related to IT systems. Adopting the right IT can make a difference in an organization’s communications. The following article will look at how communications, information and knowledge of the organization (Tesco) can be improved with the help of IT system. Tesco is a ...

All institutions big or small tend to use various communication strategies to introduce themselves and their projects or maintain a reputation for themselves among the general public and stakeholders. They aspire to keep the people informed about their up-to-date activities and programs as they strive to serve their respective beneficiaries. Such is the case with UNICEF and Red Cross, whose main focus is supporting the noble causes. The prestigious and international organizations UNICEF and Red Cross have websites heavily loaded with information and web 2.0 technologies such as Facebook, blogs, twitter, YouTube, Pintrest, etc. to enable the visitors to ...

Introduction

Public relations and what it encompasses is probably one of the largest unsolved yet not so popular issues in the field of media and reporting. It is important to take note at this point that although directly correlated, public relations and mass media are not the same. Mass media is the use of different methods and technologies to disseminate information or basically anything that may either pertain to the truth or what the people or the masses would want to know. Public on the other hand, while it certainly uses the power of media to communicate and manage relationships, ...

Crime analysis is a significant method used by law enforcement agencies that assists them in a number of areas that include reducing and preventing crime. Using data that is gathered by several sources, Crime Analysts help answer questions about the people involved in the crime, where the crime occurred and the reasons of crime. During crime analysis, a specific process is followed by the analyst. The steps in the process include: data collection, data organization, data analysis, dissemination and lastly feedback. The media plays a great role in the crime analysis process. An example that can be adequately cited is that of ...

Macro Analyses of schooling

Schooling is a venture that should be looked at the context in which it is done for the good of the learner and society. It is for this reason that macro analyses of schooling should not be depended upon when this is done (Rosenberg 1983: 267). Power relations within society should be considered in the course of the teaching and learning process. This will at the end help discover what actually goes on in society and even within the classroom context, for instance the roles of a teacher and the learners. The functionalist perspective on education on its part looks ...

Part A

Qualitative research is employed in long term care facilities extensively. This is because long term care facilities provide various services to people suffering from chronic ailments and people in their old age who require specialized care and attention. Because of the delicate nature of this job, it is therefore important to have constant appraisal and feedback from both the care-givers and the patients. Qualitative research, therefore, lends itself to this area of service in many ways. Qualitative research methods are means through which inquiry is done to provide a deep understanding of perceptions and the “how” and “why” aspects ...

According to Nordenstreng, Christians, Glasser and Mcquail, the role of the media can be argued within the frameworks of five paradigms (qtd. in Fourie 202). The five paradigms are; Liberal-individualistic paradigm, Social responsibility paradigm, Critical Paradigm, Administrative Paradigm and lastly Cultural Negotiation Paradigm (Fourie 202). Liberal-individualistic paradigm emphasises that the pertinent role of the media is to uphold democracy. This can be achieved through fighting for individual liberty and minimal media control by the state. Social Paradigm maintains that the media should strive towards societal development in terms of information and education. In other words, this paradigm emphasises the ...