Essays on Lubin

Business Sustainability Strategies

Describe (or summarize) three dimensions of sustainability (i.e., triple bottom line) based on your understanding (Include examples) Business sustainability also defined as managing the triple bottom line refers to the process through which business entities apply in managing their financial, social and environmental obligations, risks and opportunities with the three impacts better referred to as profits, people and planet respectively (BCG 1). The three pillars or dimensions of sustainability include economic, social and environmental aspects such that the economic pillar makes the business equitable, the social pillar make the business activities bearable while the environment pillar makes the business ...

In most cases, health issues are usually too complex for individual advocacy. In such cases, healthcare practitioners see it effective to establish a coalition to help in advancing policies and practices. This paper discusses the idea behind coalition building from a nursing perspective. It further differentiates effective strategies of coalition building that serve as vital in shaping health policy in nursing practice environments. Contemporary nurses practice in a period of major health care reforms. Such situations require nurses with the ability to influence both political and professional entities. These efforts would call for effective coalition-building strategies. Coalitions are temporary ...

Introduction

The African diaspora has resulted in a wave of “migration” of Africans from the African continent to other parts of the world. The main reason for this is the slave dispersal that moved Africans from Africa to America, the Middle East and even to the Far East. The dispersal that took place is thought to be one of the greatest forced migrations in the history of humankind (Britannia Academic: Slavery). There is always the ideology that all Africans, no matter where they find themselves around the world, are bound together by their traditional cultures and diasporic experiences. This paper ...

Malpractice is defined as a wrongdoing by an expert of a particular profession, for example, a doctor, lawyer, an accountant or a dentist. Malpractice and negligence lawsuits in the United States are quite common. Medical malpractice is described as any act or omission by a medical professional such as a doctor, nurse, physician or technician that causes harm, injury or death to the patient at the course of treatment. Simply put, a medical malpractice occurs when a medical professional for example a nurse or a doctor performs or fails to perform an action that in itself causes injury to ...

The patient developed respiratory complications which led to severe anasarchia, no corneal reflexes and no papillary responses. She was later pronounced dead on the fourth day of hospitalization. Mrs. M’s mother succumbed to death from congestive heart failure at the age of 65 years while the father died from myocardical complications at the age of 48 years. One of Mrs. M’s sisters died at the age of 46 years from cardiompathy which is a complication that had developed from a heart failure which she had harbored for two years prior to her death. Mrs. M’s other ...