Essays on Eligibility

Kansas City Metro Areas

General overview The majority of facilities supporting the homeless are shelters, thus they may have the waiting list. Moreover, there is an eligibility criterion and the list of requirements, i.e., a candidate shall prove employment search, or have dependents.

HOMELESS POPULATION

(816) 483-9927 http://sheffieldplace.org/, Executive Director Email: ST Eligibility Criterion: single mothers and homeless families. Homeless mother with up to five dependent children, or in the third trimester of pregnancy. Services provided include housing and transitional programs for mothers, children and families. The organization is linking the homeless with employers and housing. Services are suitable for urban immigrants and ethnic minority ...

Article Title: Will nation follow California on healthcare for immigrants here illegally?

The Nation has been set to task for the provision of healthcare to all immigrants who reside in the USA illegally after California decided to provide health care for all irrespective of one's status. The topic supports fundamental human rights of health care to all regardless of immigration status as an essential human right. California, a blue State, has embraced Obamacare but does not support locking out immigrants from the benefits associated with the Obamacare plan.

Relevance to Health Policy.

Health policy on Obamacare has several guidelines regarding the eligibility of persons to qualify for the Marketplace, who include U.S citizens, U.S nationals ...

1. Article I vests the Congress with the legislative making powers. It establishes provisions for who is eligible to serve as a Congressional member, both in the Senate and the House. Article I also enumerates specific powers of Congress and contains the Necessary and Proper Clause to provide Congress with the legal authority of carrying out such enumerated powers. 2. Article II sets forth the Executive powers in the President and the Vice President. It provides that the President is the Commander in Chief of the Armed forces and dubs the President the head of all commissions of the ...

Every government has the responsibility to ensure that its citizens receive the best health care service. It is the primary goal of every government to provide the resources necessary to guarantee proper health services to the people. Through governmental organizations; the government plays critical roles in the delivery of healthcare services. It is critical to underline certain facts that underpin the operability of health on government policies. The government offers a plethora of services to the health care system (Bodenheimer & Pham, 2010). The government through its several agencies provides funding to the healthcare. Several organs of the government provide ...

Personal Statement: Increasing Research Profile

Personal Statement: Increasing Research Profile Excellent research informs on an individual’s career, and therefore dictates their success. Ensuring that people in various industries are aware of one’s efforts, which regards the eligibility of their research to get to the academic committee, is crucial for building their work and develop new opportunities in future. Several people have a vague perception that good work sells without exertion of any efforts (McGill-Franzen & Allington, 2010 p. 50). However, developing and a stable professional profile would automatically increase the impact of an individual’s work, facilitating for its credibility in larger audiences ( ...

Introduction

The French law is classified as either private or public law with the first dealing with the relationships between individuals and the latter managing the relationships between the state and the individual. The private law is either civil, commercial or employment law whereas the public law is either criminal, administrative or constitutional law. Of interest, however, is the constitutional law which refers to the section of the public law that encompasses the imperative and universal rules. The constitutional law implies the principles through which the government can exercise its authority and includes the customary laws and the international rules ...

CITGO Petroleum Corporation is a Delaware corporation with its headquarters located in Houston. The CITGO Company deals with refines, transports and markets gasoline, jet fuel, diesel fuel, petrochemicals, lubricants and other petroleum-based industrial products. PDV America owns the CITGO Company, indirectly entirely owned subsidiary of Petróleos de Venezuela, S.A. (PDVSA); the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela’s national oil company. The company has employed 3700 employees. It owns and runs three incredibly intricate crude oil refineries in Lemont, III., Charles, La., and Corpus Christi, Texas. The company owns one of the biggest factories in the nation with a capacity ...

The very word “human trafficking” brings chills of distaste to the average American. However, many adults do not understand the actual scale of the practice and what it entails. Around the world, children are forced to be murdering soldiers, children of both genders are compelled to become prostitutes, and migrants workers labor for little or no wages in a desperate attempt to feed themselves (Office of the United States Press Secretary, 2014). President Barack Obama issued a proclamation stating the United States fully recognizes the problem and in keeping with historic values, dedicated the power of the country to ...

Introduction

Affordable Care Act was enacted after President Barack Obama signed it on 23rd March 2010. The law introduced wide-ranging health insurance reforms that made consumers in charge of their health care decisions. The objective of The Affordable Care Act is to make health care affordable, accessible and of a better quality. The law applies to all the divisions of society including families, senior citizens, businesses, and taxpayers. Those citizens who were not insured previously or those citizens who were insured but their policy did not provide them proper coverage and security are also included in the parameter of the ...

Advanced countries have been on the fore front in advocating for Kyoto Protocol of 1997. In the USA, the Chicago Climate Exchange has been on the frontline as an operator of the emission trading scheme. The Chicago Climate Exchange (CCX) is legal binding actually a first voluntary GHG reduction and also a trading system that aims to emit and offset projects in the Brazil and the North America. Such a scheme helps achieve reduction goals through a cost effective means and via trading emission allowances between the available participants. The Chicago Climate Exchange has proclaimed and described itself as the rules based ...

Abstract

This study analyzes the benefits and challenges of implementing an electronic medical system in both hospital and clinic environments. The overall research problem addressed in this study is determining how to effectively manage and communicate expectations associated with perceived benefits and challenges derived from a new install of an electronic medical record. The purpose of this study is to analyze perceptions associated with both the benefits and challenges derived from installing an electronic medical record system. This problem is relevant to many such as those who ...

The Santa Clara County in CA for the tenth consecutive year along with the Public health department is co-sponsoring a number of health education, and health promotion programs. The events that are supported by community based organizations and volunteers in assisting the immigrants from Latin America in this country. Among these events, one of the largest is America’s Bi-national health week which involves collaboration among several government, private, and community based agencies. It ensures sharing of resources and services to improve health and well-being of the Latino population living in US. A number of associated events took place along ...

Introduction

This paper focuses on various tests to determine whether there is need for Red Cross to sort/classify the blood into the various blood types; type A, type O, AB, or B. The aim is to allow the Red Cross to know the supply of each blood type available at any time to help people in need. Another advantage of sorting the blood into various types is that blood can then be stored in a safe place under the right conditions to prevent the blood from spoiling. The paper begins with analysis of the Business Research Methods that emphasizes on testing ...

Abstract

Washington is still experiencing a severe HIV epidemic despite the statistics showing a decrease in the number of diagnosed patients. Many different bodies and organizations aimed at helping change the state of the epidemic for instance the PP program assist community based organization have taken up roles in serving the community by linking the clients to the appropriate service providers in the area. Such clients in most cases have health needs that have not been fully addressed by the basic health facilities in the community hence the need for specialized services. These PP programs analyze data collected from the patient’s ...

The Federal Flight Deck Officer (FFDO) program provides for the training and regulation of armed pilots. Legislation exists to support this program, in 2004 Congress considered, but did not vote on additional legislative efforts like the Cockpit Technical Corrections and Improvements Act, other legislation is pending Congressional action.

The United States Department of Homeland Security, Transportation Security Administration (TSA) maintains a section for Federal Flight Deck Officers (FFDOs). It starts with a description of what a FFDO is, how they work with the Federal Air Marshal Service and the history of when the legislation creating the creation of the FFDOs was signed ...

Policy Statement

Purpose/ Objective

Remote Access for Health and Its benefits

 XYZ Health Care Provider increasingly utilizing remote access solutions to retrieve vital medical information while working from home or local clinics as they become more technologically savvy. Remote access to electronic medical information help healthcare providers to reduce administrative costs, reduce errors, expand accessibility and ultimately enable them to become more efficient operations. Hospitals can easily connect to branch clinics, insurance companies, laboratories, medical transcriptionists, or other organizations without sacrificing security measures. - Remote Access Solution - Virtual Private Network (VPN) - Secure Socket layers (SSL) ...

Introduction

The relationship between tenants and their landlords should be harmonious and mutual. This calls for respect and understanding from either side (Luba, & Forster, 2009). However, governments have introduced laws and regulations that govern the relationship between landlords and their tenants. These laws and regulations basically award certain rights to tenants, while also providing certain rights and responsibilities to the landlords. There have been cases, where many landlords violate these regulations i.e. failing to make certain repairs or charging exorbitant rental prices on their tenants (Luba, & Forster, 2009).

General Analysis of the Case

Considering the case of James, there are various issues that emerge; to ...

Pension

Introduction In the recent past, the pension system in the United Kingdom has undergone a shift of seismic proportions. This overhaul of the system has led to reforms in practically all aspects of saving for retirement. These changes, announced in the 2014 budget, and in operation from April 2015 have a significant impact on the way individuals make decisions relating to their retirement. The changes instituted primarily relate to auto enrolment, freedom of access to the pension savings, annuities, and eligibility to state pensions. This essay evaluates the potential effect of these policy changes on working-age individuals saving for their ...

Problem Identification

While upwards of 96 million Americans, an estimated 29 million are likely to churn. Churning is a phenomenon referring to the low retention rates that characterize public insurance resulting from the high drop out rates and temporary coverage gaps. Under Title 42 of the Code of Federal Regulations 435.916, the state agencies are mandated to redetermine (and facilitate the same) Medicaid/CHIP eligibility, at least once in twelve months. Children whose parents change health insurance coverage are unlikely to maintain the source of care. Even most importantly, the yearly eligibility redetermination often leads to some children losing insurance because of miscommunication ...

Social security is America’s largest retirement asset. For any American worker, social security is included in their retirement plan. Social security beneficiaries fall into three categories. They receive either retirement benefits, survivor benefits or disability benefits. (Walker, 2013) The one relating to retirement benefits are the monetary benefits received by retired workers on account of the payments that they have made in the social security system while they have been employed. (Social Security benefits) The eligibility of obtaining such social security benefits is when one has worked in covered employment for 40 quarters. Only then one receives retirement ...

Introduction

The case of Marlene is a common predicament of varsity players in most colleges and universities wherein student-players could not balance their academic achievement and their sport performance. This issue presents an ethical dilemma both for the student and the school administration. In a student’s perspective, the dilemma is whether to prioritize their studies or the sport that they are engaged into. Looking at a school administrator’s perspective, the ethical dilemma would be whether to compromise the school’s athletic competitiveness for the sake of the school’s policy or to bend some moral rules for the foreseen benefits. A ...

A Cost-Benefit Analysis of Provincial Health Services

Introduction Canada along with several other countries follow a public health care system that takes care of all basic health care services required by its citizens. The health care system of Canada has undergone a lot of changes since its conception. Several reforms have shaped the current health care system to turn out as a publicly funded system. The health care system is a provincial responsibility and is comprised of ten provincial and three territorial plans. The entire system is known as "Medicare" to Canadians. Despite various reforms, the main motto of the health care system has remained the same, i.e. to ...

Analysis of John Stossel video: Free Market Medicine

Analysis of John Stossel video: Free Market Medicine

Abstract

John Stossel argues that free market medical care is the solution to America’s healthcare. He is opposed to the government intervention in the provision of medical care which to the citizen seems free but in the long run not sustainable. The paper also evaluates the changes that have been done and those that could be improved to solve some of the healthcare problems. The affordable care act has some insurance companies especially those that specialized in child-only insurance leave the business due to the mandatory requirement to provide cover to ...

Introduction

In the following project I have researched and summarized the main provisions of the statutes as they relate to the questions of arraignment, state sentencing issues and sentencing alternatives in the state of Virginia. Another part of this research covers the issues of practical application of these statutory provisions in the everyday work of courts and correctional institutions. In the Lesson 1, I have researched the initial procedure of arraignment in the light of its practical application during the work of the court.

In the Lesson 2, I have summarized the statutory provisions which regulate the issues of probation, parole and sentencing alternatives.

In the Lesson 3, I have briefly outlined the community correctional programs and how the ...

How it Works

The parole system enables some prisoners to be released early under controlled conditions. The first stage in the parole system is eligibility. According to the US Department of Justice (1), eligibility conditions are outlined by the laws of a region and the courts hand down the sentence. If the prisoner is eligible, he or she then applies for parole and brings forth a case to the parole board. In its consideration to allow a prisoner into parole, the parole board examines a number of issues that are related to the case. These include the nature of the committed crime, previous criminal record of ...

Introduction:

Waiver schemes and the family waivers have been proposed by many states in the country, with each having various schemes to accommodate all those who are in need of help and support. There have been a lot of schemes by the department like the scheme for supporting military families with all their medical expenses, providing them with jobs in the health department, offering them support system in terms of medlineplus schemes etc. Many more such ventures by the public health department have made them unique in the whole world. (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 2012) A family ...

Labor Environment for Unions

Labor unions impact the performance of an organizations as well as also impact on the role of human resource management therefore when a HR manager is hired it is also seen that whether the manager is able to deal with the labor management issues. Labor union means that according to act of national labor relations all employees have right to form a union in which they can use their bargaining power with the organizations. In organizations where unions are formed have to pay higher wage rate to their employees for their productivity .these unions safeguard the rights of all employees. In ...

Background

Despite the highest per capita expenditure on health, the United States health care system has been criticized for being too costly, unsustainable and out of reach of millions of americans. The Affordable Care Act (ACA) aims to improve access to health care services by instituting system wide health reforms, expanding health insurance coverage and setting up institutional mechanisms that promote cost savings, improve quality of care and mitigate population health risks by improving preventive health care services. Owing to the complexity of U.S. health care system and diverging political opinion, the act has been a controversial piece of legislation. Among ...

Part I: Food Analysis and Comparison of Diet IntakeBelow is a table showing my dietary intakes as compared to the RDI required dietary needs of an adult.

So as to reach my dietary requirements, the following nutritional changes need to be considered.

- Increase my calcium and vitamin D intakes so as to help maintain bone health. Vitamin D-fortified or fat free milk or yoghurt on a daily basis would help me reach my target. Other foods that are rich in calcium include cereals, fruit juices, canned fish and dark green leafy vegetables. Multivitamin supplements with vitamin D will also help. - I also need 100µg more folic acid in my daily diet and ...

Infrastructure Evaluation

Infrastructure Evaluation 1. Clearly describe current infrastructure, workflow, and processes Several infrastructures have been brought to make healthcare better. The current infrastructure aims at providing citizens with an efficient, cost-effective, and evidence-based care. To the medical practitioners, it seeks to make clinical information readily available, and accessible be it in a research environment, primary care, or care institutions (How, 2014). These infrastructures in the healthcare informatics solely depend on technology. Implementation of this infrastructure will positively affect the current workflows depending on the existing technology. To change all these, time is required to allow staff the chance to ...

Going forward in this course I would like to begin to study low-income pregnant and immediately post-partum women, specifically those that qualify for the WIC program. I chose this population because it is both narrowly and clearly defined. It also comes with a unique set of problems and factors to be addressed. In general, WIC participants are of all races, with racial breakdowns generally reflecting the area in which the WIC office is located. They are all of lower socioeconomic class, and all have demonstrated a nutritional need. Women will be included and excluded from this population based on several ...

As the director of health information management, there are many roles and responsibilities that fall under my portfolio. However, to sum up my role in one general statement, I am responsible for the management of all information health systems in the hospital including ensuring the security and integrity of these systems. I ensure that the existing systems are utilized as per the set state and federal guidelines and that the manipulation of health information by these systems is secure and also abides by the relevant guidelines. I am also responsible for ensuring the health information systems at my current ...

- Discuss the challenges of EMS systems There are many challenges that are observed in the EMS systems. Some are discussed below: (a) Lower salaries: In comparison with other healthcare professionals, salaries for EMS are low especially in frontier and rural and frontier (b) Over-use in urban areas: Rapid job burnout, recruitment and retention of employees, and a high rate of turnover (employees) are few challenges in urban EMS systems. (c) Staff training: In an EMS organization, the provision for training of personnel can be a vital and costly affair. (d) Maintaining Equipment: For smaller department, the costs to repair ambulances and ...

California Lutheran University

Rayan Azhari Chapter I

Introduction

Succession planning is the process of identifying, recruiting, and training employees of an organization in order to equip them with skills necessary for enabling them to take up future top management positions. It entails training and evaluation processes to ensure that the respective employees are capable of effectively and efficiently handling all the management and leadership issues, they may face in the course of duty. Succession planning is an important part of everyday organization activities and, as a result, all organizations whether small; medium sized or even large must prepare for future succession possibilities. ...

Introduction

- Summary - Medicaid - Medicare Analysis of challenges to Medicaid in terms of improving access to care, quality of care, and reducing the cost of care. Analysis of challenges to Medicare in terms of improving access to care, quality of care, and reducing the cost of care.

Conclusion

• Conclusions about the future of managed care in each program - Will it grow or decline? - What will be the challenges for success? Introduction This research encompasses a study of managed care in United States of America as perceived under Medicaid and Medicaid ...

METHOD

PARTICIPANTS Initially, I identified 963 individuals to participate in the study. The number reduced to 876 after cleaning and identifying those that were not truthful. Eventually, I settled on a filtered sample of 625 participants. I noted the participant sample size both initially and after data cleaning. The inclusion method involved the responses from the participants. Additionally, Psychology 105 students were included in the study. The exclusion criteria involved the participants who did not respond randomly. Eligibility of participants varied from the demographics, to timeline follow back to the AEAS. Firstly, the participants were to be of both genders. ...

Ross Perot as a Leader

Many see the 61-year-old Texas billionaire Ross Perot as the saving grace to a nation of high unemployment, low literacy, and inept national leadership. With a credibility of $3 billion net worth, people hoped that he would run the government as efficiently as he had run his own businesses. In 1962, he founded Electronic Data Systems Corp with $1,000. He later sold it to General Motors for $ 2.5 billion and a seat on GM’s board. However, GM bought back his stake due to clashes with the chairman. Later, Hewlett-Packard acquired the company. He made another billion-dollar company called the Perot ...

Chapter I

Introduction Succession planning is the process of identifying, recruiting, and training employees of an organization in order to equip them with skills necessary for enabling them to take up future top management positions. It entails training and evaluation processes to ensure that the respective employees are capable of effectively and efficiently handling all the management and leadership issues, they may face in the course of duty. Succession planning is an important part of everyday organization activities and, as a result, all organizations whether small; medium sized or even large must prepare for future succession possibilities. Effective succession planning ...

Vocational Assessments

Introduction In psychology and career counseling, vocational assessments play an important role in career planning. Vocational assessments are most often used as metric for children who are transitioning from school to work and adult life, and are meant to determine student expectations for the transition planning process, as well as how these students perceive the future (Dutta et al., 2008). Through vocational assessment, children are also meant to receive practical advice or realistic responses to their own aspirations and goals, as well as indicate how the child might best be able to serve in a particular field or career. ...

Introduction

The right to suffrage is accorded to every citizen of a nation given some of the limits dictated in the constitution. When limits are discussed, these pertain to restrictions awarded to an individual that deters their free participation in the process of appointing the rightful individuals who would take office a seat in a public office. This makes the right to vote one of the supreme and basic rights of individuals. However, as mentioned earlier, this can be suspended as deemed necessary by law or as previously decided by the drafters of the constitution or legislation warranting sufficient basis for the decision. ...

Vacation Pay and Seniority List

Vacation Pay It is vital that organizations in the social sector publicize with the relevant laws on employment that have an effect on the organization as well as their employees (Fischer, 2008). Over and again, organizations on the social sector begin with persons in one accord informally joining hands for the sole intention of dealing with a testing social problem. In spite of all the ties keeping those that work collectively on a single social mission, organizations on the social sector have a duty to comply with the applicable employment laws as they strive to implement the relevant procedures and policies ( ...

Nurses in advanced roles apply “an expanded range of practical, theoretical, and research-based competencies to phenomena” (Barker, 2009, p.19) within specialized areas of nursing. Advanced roles include nurse practitioner, nurse educator, nurse informaticist, and nurse administrator. Each role is distinct yet all roles share similarities in the areas of clinical practice, primary care, education, administration, and research. This assumption is explored by comparing and contrasting the different roles. A good background on advanced nursing roles assists in situating this student’s own role as family nurse practitioner. Henceforth, it becomes easier to analyze this specific role in terms of ...

For your assigned country collect the following Data/other information:

- Social Security Expenditures: A historical perspective and a graph for it. The first laws regarding social welfare in Poland were passed in the 18th century that gave each citizen the right to social security. In the late 1980s, the country spent almost 20% of its Gross Domestic Product (GDP) on welfare. After the fall of communism in 1990 and the transition of the People’s Republic of Poland to the current Third Polish Republic, the social security spending in Poland rose. This led to the growth of the welfare state because of large public expectations on social need. ...

Introduction

Some students have trouble at school that includes learning, concentration, and perception to problems, language, and behavior. These difficulties usually arise due to various problems like behavioural problems, psychiatric disorders, emotional problems, physical disorders, and learning disorders. Children with such kind of disorders usually require additional services and accommodations with the least restrictive environment from their educational institute in order to support their ability to receive regular education in schools. Three Federal Laws have been applied in America related to education for disabled students. These include, - Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 - The ...

Introduction

Since the second decade of the 20th century, Italy has provided its citizens with a comprehensive social security program that helps to provide needed health care benefits and funding to individuals that are too old or too disabled to remain in the workforce. Italy’s social security system shares a many similarities with other European nations, particularly with nations that are members of the European Union. As a result, an examination of Italy’s social security program would likely provide valuable insights that could be somewhat applicable to the systems in other European nations. The following pages will outline a comprehensive analysis of ...

With the aid and use of robotics in the mechanical department, the company was in a position to implement and take ideas from conceptual phases to full production in a short period. That meant that the company was ready to not only expand, but also compete for government contracts for exceptional products they would implement. However, for the companies make that a reality, it had to implement and adopt various contracting financing techniques (Newell, 2008). To start with, contract financing, well-defined as the funds transfer from a company that was awarded a contract to the contractor who is the owner of the project. The ...

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Introduction

The use of statistics in behavioral sciences examines the relationships between variables. This paper discusses the application of statistical measures such as t-test, ANOVA, and chi-square on three different studies to determine the correlation between variables. The objectives of this paper include the following:

Article 1: The Effects of Participation in Athletics on Academic Performance among High School Sophomores and Juniors

An ongoing discussion concerning the impacts of participation in athletics on academic accomplishment has been around since the 60s. Recently, this issue has ballooned due to the imposed limits on budget for education. A lot of decision makers also found it comforting to cut programs intended for athletic development due to their notion ...

Food stamps is a trend which was brought up by communists and activists in the US whereby a financially stable family chooses to survive on food equal to a family of the same size would get from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). SNAP gives a monthly food allowance to low-income families; with just the swipe of a SNAP card (Wade 34). The 35th US president, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, said that “If a free society cannot help the many who are poor, it cannot save the few who are rich."

Discussion

It is managed by the state and local agencies. On the month of February, CNN ...

Introduction

Good health is critical for living a good life and for this reason; people demand access to healthcare services that can help maintaining it. There are number of countries in America who have responded to political manifestation of this demand by assurance of access to healthcare services. Often times, even if the policies for the access of healthcare services are defined, still they are vague and State is unable to comply this requirement. Most Americans have good standards and policies to access healthcare services. It enables those taking full benefits of the State’s healthcare system. Others have to ...

Project Planning Paper and Talking Points about the U.S. SB 303 on Welfare

Thesis Statement “It is unfair to disqualify parents from receiving grants and benefits as a result of this bill because this may potentially disrupt the government’s ability to efficiently and productively deliver much needed services to poverty-stricken families, and may also leave families who cannot even afford to send their children to school into deeper financial troubles”

Description of the Stakeholders Involved

- Families Families and their respective members are the ones who would most likely be most affected by the implementation of this bill. We find the implementation ...

The patient, 35 years, Female had been suffering from low back pain for 7 years. The patient underwent a 5 week physiotherapy treatment and is ready to be discharged. The general physician (GP) had advised her to visit an exercise group, a psychology consultant. The patient was also advised to appoint a social worker for domestic purposes. The discharge plan has been designed as per the doctor’s opinion for a faster recovery.

Exercise group

Group exercise would decrease the signs and symptoms of low back pain. Exercise is said to lower the severity of low back pain in more than 90% of patients. Cognitive ...

1. The ACA (Affordable Care Act) provides 100 percent funding for the increased state portion of Medicaid, but only from 2014 to 2016. Paraphrase: The Affordable Care Act, also known as ACA, will guarantee 100% funding for the state portion of Medicaid, which had increased, through 2014-2016. 2.. Direct quote: To add to that, according to McLaughlin (2011), “Although increased levels of income eligibility are a key way the ACA increases insurance coverage in the United States, state pressure may change this policy” (p. 106). 3. Summary: This paragraph informs that through the 2014-2016 the Affordable Care act ...

Project Planning Paper and Talking Points about the U.S. SB 303 on Welfare

- Support for the HB 4388 should not be passed because it can be a hindrance to the government’s ability to provide social services to the parents and families who heavily rely on it. This bill basically disables them to receive government support if they fail to send their children aged below 16 to school which is something they do not have a complete control of. After all, parents do not have absolute control over their children’s mindset, behavior, and actions. - Families and their ...

Introduction

A community is a group of people who live in one place and also share characteristics. A group of people who form community may either be living in the same neighborhood, city or even town. Members of the community may have a common interest, come from the same race or even share the religion. The fact that people have common interests makes them appreciate one another as members of the same community (Garcés and Martin, 2009). Since the community is made up of people who have a common interest and come from the same geographical region, it is important for the ...

Criminal Trials in Drug Courts in Europe

Introduction According to Langbein, the modern European Trial is an investigation into the truth, but not a stage battle of partisans committed to distortion. This is true with regards to prosecution and rehabilitation of drug offender that is now revamped in European countries. The criminal justice system is critical in the formation of any civilized society; it is required that the criminal justice system should be robust and in a position to protect the interests and rights of the various groups within the society. It comprises of three distinct elements; these are the law enforcement officers, the courts, and the ...

- MICHAEL PARENTI’S VIEWS REGARDING MEDIA IN USA Michael Parenti is an American political scientist, historian and cultural critic, who write on scholarly and popular subjects. With respect to US media, Parenti claims that though media maybe spoilt and made difficult by deadlines, space and human error, much of the misleading coverage is the result of ideological productions. He says that researchers practice a lot to avoid the most important details of a story or news, so that no offense is intended on people who have political and economic powers. Their goal is to avoid fishing deep into the ...

United States of America have many insurance plans available for its citizens. By 2014, the law requires everybody to have an insurance cover. The Affordable Care Act enables the Americans to get a comprehensive health insurance cover. The available insurance and health plans vary depending on the state. Every state has its own insurance. The government of America has the Medicare health insurance plan for the people aged 65 years and above or people under the age of 65 and has certain disabilities (Green & Rowell, 2013). The Medicare pays for nursing facilities, care in hospitals. It also includes doctor’s ...

America is a developed nation that attracts large number of immigrants from other neighboring and developing states. Statistics indicate that a greater percentage of employees working in America are immigrants from other states who have entered into the country either legal or unlawfully. As a result of the high number of immigrants in the country, American has become a multicultural state as it embraces culture and racial diversity of citizens. A report released by Pew Research Centre affirms that there are about 8.3 unauthorized immigrants in American, and they form about 8.3 percent of the workforce (Passel &Vera 401). The American government allows ...

The Affordable Care Act is also known as the Patient Protection. However, its most common name is “Obama care”. This is a federal statute of the United States which was signed into law on 23rd of March 2013 by President Obama. This Act represents one of the most important United States Healthcare System overhaul since Medicaid and Medicare passage in the year 1965 (Tate 22). The Affordable Care Act (ACA) was passed with three main goals in mind. One, to reduce healthcare costs to both the government and individuals in the country, two, to lower the rate of the ...

The Affordable Care Act was enacted on March 2010. It provided Americans with a better health security through coming up with comprehensive health insurance reforms. The reforms were intended to expand coverage and lower healthcare cost by holding insurance companies accountable. As a result, it promises to enhance the quality of healthcare for the Americans (CCH and Wolters, 2010). This act works in conjunction with two separate pieces of legislation, which are the patient protection and affordable care act, and the healthcare education reconciliation Act of 2010. According to Meltzer (2011), these two acts have helped many low-income earners access medical ...