Essays on Lurie

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‘Development of managers’ emotional competencies: mind-body training implication’ is an article written based on research conducted on the effectiveness of mind-body training on the development of managers’ emotional competencies. It uses a quasi-experimental design in testing a sample of managers to represent an entire population. The article is useful in providing information that is crucial in instructional design, talent management, and human resource development.

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This is a research conducted on managers to determine the relationship between mind-body training and emotional competencies. It assesses emotional competencies in relation to human relationships and offers a solution to positive and healthy relationships. ...

People often juxtapose their world to the world of nature. More and more often modern people, in contrast to those living in ancient times, express an opinion that they are masters on the earth and, therefore, have a right to exercise dominion over animals, plants, and nature on the whole. However, in most cases, people are just slaves of circumstances and of the environment in which they happen to exist. Disgrace, a Booker-prize winning novel by J.M. Coetzee (1999), is all about that coexistence of the two worlds – the world of nature and the world of people who want ...

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The protection of patients’ information is an inevitable responsibility for the local healthcare system to uphold. This is pegged on the health care ethical standards and the confidentiality levels of holding patients’ critical information with utmost dignity. The initiation of the Electronic health Record (E.H.R.) project should be established on very specific guidelines and regulations to ensure that there is no patients’ information spill over. This system should provide a distinctive watchdog on how the sensitive information of the patients is created, shared and stored (Baker, Wagner, Singer & Bundorf, 2013). Therefore, the health care system must take vital steps ...

Translation science can be defined as a branch of science which aims to develop various interventions and programs that can help improve the health of human beings using the “bench to bedside” approach (Wagner and Kroetz, 2016). The translation science project which will be discussed in this paper is mainly focused on the effect of the implementation of a vaccination screening program on the vaccination rates of elderly Hispanic population aged between 65 and 90 years old in a Community Health setting in Miami-Dade area. Currently, there are numerous evidences that can support the need for various interventions and ...

  Fashion can carry significant meanings about culture, tradition and the outlook of people around the world. Fashion not only encompasses many social issues but also individual backgrounds of people, and it can be a very useful tool in expressing one’s personal identity. According to Barber, "Fashion has also been used in reference to language usages, literature, food, dance music, recreation, indeed the whole range of social and culture elements" (Barber, 1993). Throughout history it has been evident that, fashion has revealed itself during the evolution and revolution of many aspects of issues, including but not limited to class ...

The American population’s vulnerability to the disaster has been heightened in the recent past as a result of the occurrence of events such as the devastating 9/11 attacks as well as Hurricane Katrina. Despite numerous efforts and programs being implemented by the Department of Human Services with respect to emergency response, a crucial aspect of health care remains unresolved. The vulnerable populations comprised of newborn children as well as aging individuals remain at risk especially when their respective conditions involve their dependence on electricity (Jorgensen, Mendoza, and Henderson, 2010). The purpose of this paper is to analyze the ...

An Analysis of Disgrace and The God of Small Things

The novels Disgrace by renowned author John Maxwell Coetzee, and The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy, introduce several important concepts that play a crucial role in encouraging the readers to take a step back and reflect on themselves. Reading these novels go beyond the understanding of different facts of life that may have gone unnoticed or unattended amidst the people’s daily struggles. Through a few key characters that had the stories churning, the novels were able to tackle issues of sexuality, the morals and ethics attached to it, of getting old, of social isolation, of family ...