Essays on Lindberg

Scenario 1

Impacts of EMTALA to Patients Seeking Emergency Treatment for other Reasons Other than Emergency Healthcare reforms continue to bring to the fore several significant ethical issues. The Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act enacted in 1986 has fueled ethical discussions over numerous controversial topics (Moffat, 2016). The law aims at ensuring that patients receive medical attention during emergencies despite their insurance status or their ability to cater for the medical services. EMTALA outlines instances where a patient can be transferred to another hospital or when he or she can be refused treatment. Although the law was enacted to ...

Introduction

Brands have existed since ancient times, as evidenced by the fact that individuals have always used unique marks to distinguish their products from those produced by other individuals. However, the main reason for branding in ancient times was to prevent the theft of property. Despite the origins of branding, its main purpose shifted to enhancing the visibility of products as humans engaged in increased commercial activity with each other (Hampf and Lindberg-Repo, 2011, p. 1). Consequently, the concept of brand development arose. Brand development refers to the efforts taken to increase the success of a brand in the market ...

Authors from different periods in history represent nature and the physics world differently. Authors from Anglo- Saxons or the people, who inhabited Great Britain in the 5th century, represented the issue different from those in the middle or medieval ages (10th to 15th century) and also from those that came thereafter. Anglo- Saxon author of Beowulf is believed to have written the piece sometime between 8th and 11th century. The Beowulf poet presents ancient Scandinavia with the heroic tale of Beowulf defeating a monster and later becoming King of Geats (Anon, Kirtlan 3). It shows nature as a fight ...

Issue identification and root cause analysis:

Poor internal culture in the organization Poor brand identification in the market Understanding the CEO’s new vision for the organization Strategic effect of the communication plan: Support the strategic goals of BrightStar by improving brand perception and increasing market share Establish effective communication practices in the organization Strategic goals of the communication plan: Inform persuade obtain buy-in Improve communication between the company and the buyers Explain the impact of the merger on the buyers Establish a clear vision and mission Gain consensus from buyers on the new vision and strategy Reposition the company’s brand to increase market ...

Sustainable Studies

I think that infinite economic growth is not sustainable. This is because of the fact that it is not possible to have no consumption of resources in the world. The utilization of the resources has enabled people to live their lives and also bring improvements in their life. So, planet earth is a limit as well as a source of growth. Sustainable development represents the development that ensures fulfillment of the needs of the present generation without compromising the needs of future generations (Baxter, Boisvert, Lindberg, and Mackrael 1). But, in order to achieve economic growth, countries are using ...

Interwar Technological Developments and Their Effect on

The Treaty of Versailles was signed on June 28, 1919 to bring an end to World War I, “the war to end all wars.” The introduction to the Treaty set forth a general plan to accomplish this objective: and honourable relations between nations by the firm establishment of the understandings of international law as the actual rule of conduct among Governments, and by the maintenance of justice and a scrupulous respect for all treaty obligations in the dealings of organised peoples with one another Agree to this Covenant Ironically, this meticulous declaration was signed by the allied and axis ...

Effective communication is essential for the success of various business activities. Many organizations have implemented strategies geared towards enhancing effective communication among their employees and other key stakeholders (Jiang and Tahira 558). Some of the effective communication strategies include the implementation of modern communication technologies such as digital media as well as social media platforms (Lindberg 15). Personally, I experienced effective communication in a recent organizational presentation that was made by our Company’s CEO concerning certain vital organizational changes. The communication was characterized by the use of power-point presentations as well as an effective interaction between the presenter ...

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Introduction One of the problems that is pressing in today’s society is the rising incidence of pregnancy out of marriage, which is caused by a lack of knowledge regarding sexual health and reproduction. This kind of pregnancy is not only costly, but it also is the paves the way for other problems such as the infection of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), a myriad of psychological and mental problems, and unsatisfied married and parenting lives because of the effects of the partnership and children out of wedlock. Therefore, there is a need for an education among the general population ...

Introduction

Corporate social responsibility refers to the ability of businesses doing well in terms of performance and at the same time doing well especially to in relation to the immediate environment (Campbell, Hollingsworth, & Lindberg, 1991, p. 5). CSR involves the process of aligning long term business strategies with operations to universally achieve sustainable and positive outcomes. The main beneficiaries of CSR practices by firms are clients, suppliers, shareholders, employees, and the environment with no particular meaning derived from the order. Practicing of CSR is an essential input by responsible firms. Firms all over the world are engaging in CSR ...