Essays on Transition

Abstract

The paper focuses on the role of commercial banks in the economic revival of transition economies. It explains the transition economy as economy changing from a centrally planned to free market economy. This exposed the economies of these countries to a trading environment for which they were wholly unprepared and which seriously affected their economy. The economy of these countries experienced severe short-term challenges and long-term constraints on their development. Similarly, the employment and inflation increased gradually in these countries. However, the commercial banks managed to finance the viable enterprises, advise the managers, and liquidate non-viable enterprises that managed Continue reading...

Amongst mentally ill patients at high risk for early readmission, does the utilization of a multi-component transition care plan as compared to usual care help to improve early readmission rates?

Abstract

The early hospital readmission rate in a 30-bed psychiatric unit in California is 25%. This figure is higher than the 13% reported in the literature for high-income countries like the US (Vigod et al., 2013). Early readmissions are problematic as they are costly and disruptive to the personal and professional lives of patients and their family members. In addition, they are construed to be negative patient outcomes and negative Continue reading...

Psychology the Developing Child

Psychology the Developing Child

Abstract

In the current world, child development and transition into school life has gained currency across the world. Children transition stage to school is an important phase in children’s development process. Parents have been presented with myriad responsibilities for their children as they begin new roles. There are various challenges accompanied by a child transition process to school life. Parents are, therefore, obliged to get ready in facing the new role and in the development of children. There are myriad issues connected with the children transition and its application in improving the learning and development Continue reading...

Introduction 3

Method 3
Context 5
Youth Justice Facility Background 7
Discussion 10
Reflection 15
Summary/Conclusion 15

References: 22

Youth Justice Education
Introduction
Young people, who have been in youth justice residences and are released into the community when their stipulated term is over experience a lot of challenges like stigma, failure to fit in and generally have to contend with a completely different way of doing things in day-to-day life. The bigger challenges are in getting favorable opportunities to continue with education, vocational training or even employment placements. The shame associated with having been in a youth justice facility keeps the young Continue reading...

Introduction 3

Method 3
Context 5
Youth Justice Facility Background 7
Discussion 10
Reflection 15
Summary/Conclusion 15

References: 22

Youth Justice Education
Introduction
Young people, who have been in youth justice residences and are released into the community when their stipulated term is over experience a lot of challenges like stigma, failure to fit in and generally have to contend with a completely different way of doing things in day-to-day life. The bigger challenges are in getting favorable opportunities to continue with education, vocational training or even employment placements. The shame associated with having been in a youth justice facility keeps the young Continue reading...

For many individuals, change is an element that brings about many uncertainties. Change represents how many things in an organization will be conducted differently. Many people tend to resist change because of the uncertainties that come along with the change. Transition represents the period between the changes from how an organization used to function to a new way that an organization is to work. Transition is a continuous process and has several stages to ensure that the expected change is properly implemented. This case is about the reduction in funding of the company that is used in sales marketing Continue reading...

The majority of new nursing graduates (NGs) make their initial transition to professional practice when they step into the hospital environment. This poses many challenges, which include clinical errors, nervousness, demoralization, and difficulty in adapting to the socio-cultural changes (Bowles & Candela, 2005). Duchscher’s Transition Theory (2008) helps students to structure student thinking on their transition from nursing student to professional practitioners such as Registered Nurses (RNs) or Registered Practical Nurses (RPNs). Duchscher (2008) includes three reflection choices in her transition theory. Of the three, I shall focus on reflecting and describing how the transition theory can be used Continue reading...

Critical Thinking: How transition theory can be used to prepare you for your evolving practice as a Graduate nurse

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This is my finial year, last term I will be graduating in this August
I attached 3 article .Duchscher 2008 is most require article please use this article the most
Hi I might include some of my friends work that is a little bit similar but she did hers in level three and im doing it in level four now in my last year the final term so don't copy just take an idea.
Check page 22-24 Assignment outline for the N4K10 Reflection Expectations this is my 3rd reflection the other 2 I have done , 3rd reflection is Continue reading...

1. Discuss Erickson's theory of adult development. Apply that theory to simba's development (lion king movie), and apply the last four to your own development. Erikson’s theory of adult development consists of an eight-step adult development stages. In his theory, Erikson argues that each individual must undergo eight stages of psychosocial crisis in order to mature fully. He refers to the “Psychosocial crisis” as emotional conflicts that one experiences in his social and psychological life as he develops into adulthood. The chances of successful development increase when one accumulates many positive dispositions. They enable him navigate through the Continue reading...

Transitions and their effects

A transition is the passage from one stable state to another stable state and is triggered by a change. Transitions may involve dynamic changes, turning points, milestones and challenges.
The nursing practice is deeply interwoven with different types of transitions. Depending on the background, transitions may be classified into several types. A situational transition is the one triggered by a change in the situation and involves the transformation in the educational and professional roles. For example, transition of an RPN to an RN is situational transition.
A nurse may face several challenges during the transition from an RPN to Continue reading...

- Introduction
The pharmaceutical industry is one that has been seeking to enhance efficiency in customer relationship management through strategies that involve a transition from the traditional sales force to Key Account Management. However, the transition requires organization changes and is subject to several factors. In that respect, this analysis refers to the case of pharmaceutical companies in Greece for the purpose of analyzing change management that relates to the transition. To achieve the objective, the analysis will provide a literature review and an empirical analysis seek that seeks to answer a number of questions that define the research Continue reading...

Aside from its rich culture and history, the Middle East or the Arab region is also known for its complex political regimes and cultures that is often seen as a religious conformist system that differs from the widely practiced democratic Western system. These Arab regimes are also known for practicing autocratic rule, which is often criticized by the globe for its oppressive rule and the lack of concern to people’s rights and needs. Decades of struggle and continuous conflict marred the region, leaving many helpless against these powerful regimes. However, as the international community remained powerless over these Continue reading...

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Introduction
Definition about Demographic and Epidemiology
Demographic trends
- Worldwide and regional trends
- Oman Population size and growth ( statistics and graphs)
- Economic and social changes that impact on elderly.

Epidemiological transition

- Epidemiologic Transition Theory
- Epidemiological transition in the worldwide and regional context
- Sultanate of Oman ( Life expectancy, fertility, morbidity and mortality) impact of elderly

Chapter Summary

Introduction
This document contains a thesis chapter addressing the role of health care in Sultanate of Oman on elderly care. Specifically, definitions of demography and epidemiology will be offered. Subsequently, demographic trends will be discussed from worldwide and regional perspectives. Statistics about Continue reading...

HANDLING CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS IN THE SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT

According to Rous, Myers and Stricklin (2007), transition has a significant effect on the growth and development of children with special needs. Transition is described as the movement from one environment to another. Transition takes place through out our human life, it can be a change of location from one town to another or one school to another and it can also be a stage in life like from childhood through the teenage years and subsequent youth phase and finally to adulthood. Children with special needs have to be helped and monitored through out these transitions through prior planning Continue reading...

Introduction

Nurses have a long process of transition from the time they are undergraduate students in nursing schools to the time of being graduate nurses. This is a time when the graduate nurses face many challenges regarding their job. It is crucial for the nurses to develop ways of coping with these challenges, and the best way to do this is by coming up with relevant strategies to help them cope with these issues (Cowen &Moorhead, 2011 p. 612).This requires intense processes of socialization where they get to meet different people in the health profession who will have different Continue reading...

Management

Transitional Theory
Understanding transitional theory and how it applies to young graduate nurses become professional registered nurses has undergone a lot of attention. While quite a number of scholarly and peer-reviewed research materials are available in print and electronic media, the studies of Duchscher (2008), Farnham (1993) and Edgington & Bruce (2006) are considered to understand and answer the question on how transition theory can be used to prepare students for practices as a Graduate nurse. While Duchscher (2008), was quick to say that students experienced a transition shock as they moved from the college to a more professional and Continue reading...

Abstract

The first article majorly focuses on the factors that lead to the lengthening of the duration of the civil war between the government and the rebel protagonists. Many factors are taken into account. This paper is based on the religious and spiritual factors that influence the decision making of a legislator. It majorly emphasizes on the facts that the religious belief of the legislator, the religious credence of the citizens and the spiritual views of the board of the legislator mainly influence the decision making regarding the state. It also focuses on the transition towards democracy, its sustainability and Continue reading...

The ROC-PRC transition parallels the Ming-Qing transition to a certain extent, especially when we consider Manchuria and Taiwan; however, the international situations and ethnic conditions differed quite a bit. Discuss the parallels and the differences comprehensively.
Mongolia is a country that has been independent of China for decades. However, there is usually confusion as to whether it is a part of People’s Republic of China (PRC) that remained after the Ming Dynasty or not. This also applies to Taiwan and Manchuria. Although all the three states claim independence from the greater China, there is usually confusion because all Continue reading...

Arguably, in the entire world there are various forms of government, in which countries have an option to adopt. One of the forms is called constitutional monarchy. This is a form of government, whereby a monarch takes charge of the state within the specified parameter stated in a constitution. It can be blended constitution, written or uncodified. In one way or another, constitutional monarchy differs from the absolute monarchy; in this case, absolute monarchy is a form of government whereby absolute monarch is a basis of power, but it is not constitutionally bound in legal terms, yet the monarch Continue reading...

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. Effective Continue reading...

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 ensures Continue reading...

Consolidation of Democracy

Introduction
The road to democracy implies changes in the current political and social structure of a state, as existent literature reveals. This essay discusses about consolidated democracies and about how countries reach the democratic government, passing from an authoritative regime, offering definitions of consolidated democracy and discussing about what countries need to adopt or adapt for achieving this type of government. The current study also discusses about the transition process from the authoritarian to democratic government and what does this involve. It also advances a hypothesis, which will be assessed by analyzing two case studies. The discussion of consolidated Continue reading...

Introduction

The study explored the homological characteristics of 22 species. The organisms were human, pygmy chimpanzee, common chimpanzee, gorilla, orangutan, white-handed gibbon, macaque (Cercopithecine monkey), horse, bison, cat, dog, bird, bat, frog, rattlesnake, alligator, fish, whale, wolf, pig, bacteria, and cow. The species were categorized as mammals, reptiles, birds, fish, or amphibians. However, humans and apes were further classified as primates. Moreover, the research sought to determine whether the species share characteristics that link them to a common ancestor. The research hypothesis was that if the evolutionary path of the 22 organisms were traced, then a common ancestor would be Continue reading...

Patent Transition to Homecare

Patient Transition to Homecare
In this qualitative study, Hvakvik and Dale gathered, recorded, and analyzed the perception of nurses who care for older persons undergoing the transition from being completely independent to receiving homecare. As a greater percentage of the global population ages, more and more people are faced with chronic and complex illnesses, so this is an issue that is ripe for examination by the nursing profession. Although this study was undertaken in Norway, the challenges and solutions discussed are quite familiar to the aging Western European and North American population and therefore are more broadly applicable. Two Continue reading...

Change is an inevitable occurrence in any organization. The organization must develop ways to withstand the change or use it for the better of the firm. Change in an organization can be internal or external. It is the role of management to establish a strategic manner of coping with change. Transition management model relates to large-scale organizational change. It looks into what triggers organizational change and how organizations respond to these changes (Randall, 2004).

Change is something that is common to any entrepreneur. This is especially since business changes every day and yesterday’s solutions can easily become obsolete. Continue reading...

The article “When a New Manager Takes Charge” by John Gabbaro explores what happens when there is a change of leadership at the management levels of companies. Gabbaro’s article documents why some managers are successful with the transition while others flop. In general, he documents that most managers take a relatively longer period to adapt to the requirements of the new work environments. The article makes a case that managers experience play a critical role in the success in the process of transition using examples from American and European managers. Mangers with experience of working in different environments Continue reading...

Based on the biblical account, the kingdom of Israel emerged around 1020 B.C. this was when the Israelites asked Samuel the prophet to choose a king for them. Before this time, Israel was ruled by judges. After the death of Joshua, the Israelites looked up to the judges for leadership. A judge was a military leader who had commander over two tribes of Israel. According to the Hebrew bible, Barak, Eli, Gideon, Samson, Samuel and Deborah were recognized as judges. In this paper, I will discuss on the emergence of the first Israelite kingdom, leadership transition and the structure Continue reading...

With reference to Biological studies, homology is the presence of shared pedigree between living organisms in terms of evolution. The homology might be in terms of genetical constitution, or physical constitution, to name a few. Here, I have described the evolutionary homology between various phyla supporting the description with a phylogenetic tree.

Genetic code is the combination of DNA and RNA sequences that constitute the amino acid sequences used in the synthesis of an organism's proteins. It is the biochemical basis of heredity and generally, protein coding amino acids is very similar in all eukaryotes and prokaryotes. The principle Continue reading...

Introduction

As with any other business entity within the current global business world, the need to remain relevant in the market has been shifted from just developing strategic plan. Today, business is more about adopting the emerging technologies in a bid to improve service delivery and customer satisfaction. At Widget Manufacturing Company (WMC), it has become necessary that the company adopts a paradigm shift in operations (Knutson, 2001). The manual methods of management and processing are turning out to be a big inconvenience for businesses and the earlier they are shed off, the better. However, any transition plan has its Continue reading...

Introduction

The changes African American male students’ face, while joining high school can be quite overwhelming because they have to make some tough decisions that form the foundation of their future as well as having a goal and a vision of how they will graduate (Bloom and Unterum, 2012). African American male students joining high school undergo many changes and among these are physical changes in a new environment filled with new lecturers and new students with a whole range of expectations. New expectations from the teachers and administrators of the school can lead to a resultant perception of the Continue reading...

Christine Patton and Justina Wang. (2012). Ready for Success: Creating Collaborative and Thoughtful Transitions into Kindergarten. Harvard Family Research Project www.hfrp.org
The article significantly reflects on the aspect of transition from preschool settings into the kindergarten that marks a vital event in the lives of the majority of learners and their corresponding families. The transition associates with the changes and challenges of the parents and children with reflection on the perspective of family-school collaboration. According to the article, for the children beginning kindergarten necessitates the aspect of adjusting to the changes from the emotional and social support received from Continue reading...

Introduction

Over the past four decades, many countries have faced many obstacles in their efforts to build and restore democracy. Turkey is one country that has seen a transition to democracy. When protests broke out in many Arab countries such as Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Yemen and Syria, there have been comparisons that are been made with reference to Turkey. There have been questions such as; could these countries make a transition to democracy by applying the Turkish model? What this means is that Turkey is already considered as a model for democracy. While developed countries such as the United States, Continue reading...

QUESTION 1.

Individuals with exceptional needs deserve equal rights like other humans, and assisting them academically should not be everyone’s affair . Such persons in the society need special services and individual attention to enable them succeed in the class room like other individuals, whether in specific special classrooms or inclusion classrooms .
When parents identify a disorder with their child, diagnosis of developmental abilities becomes the first step, which can normally be carried out at a remarkably early stage. Specialists assist in the diagnosis, and determine what the infant needs for survival in order for them to strive physically . Intellectual disability Continue reading...

Literature Review for the concept of Leadership

This paper provides an overview of descriptive leadership theories that have advanced in over the last decades. The purpose of this literature review is anchoring an understanding of different attempts to come up with one definition of leadership, a leadership design that works for every organization. While exploring the different facets of the concept of leadership, the paper embarks on different scholastic analysis using divergent resources. Contemporary literature on leadership styles assesses the role of leadership and its impact on workers’ competency and morale. However, while emphasizing the vital place of effective leadership on the success of organization, the Continue reading...

The Arab Spring and its Effect on the Arab Economy

Introduction
Without a doubt, the evolution of the Arab spring has indicated a challenge based on country’s political and economical long-standing notions of stability as it caused a crisis in not only different countries economies, but also political domain. This is because; it influenced the structures of democratization and economic growth of countries such as Libya Egypt, as well as Tunisia that experienced almost concurrently the effects of the Arab spring evolution. For many the Arab spring, remained as one of the drastic eruption of democracy movements that took place in the twenty first century across the Middle Continue reading...

Risk of Future Mobilization and Difficulty in Transition to Normal Life

Most service members coming home from international war duties, most of them injured or ill face challenges that include marketing their acquired skills, and convincing employers their military value in order to secure job opportunities. It is undeniable that employers prefer not to hire war veterans because of the increased risk of future mobilization, veteran’s inability to successfully transition from military to civilian life, and uncertainties associated with the health and personal life stabilities of war veterans. The reasons for the increased trend include increased levels of individual needs and risks from war veterans, lack of the requisite Continue reading...

Risk of Future Mobilization and Difficulty in Transition to Normal Life

Most service members coming home from international war duties, most of them injured or ill, face challenges that include marketing their acquired skills, and convincing employers their military value in order to secure job opportunities. It is undeniable that employers prefer not to hire war veterans because of the increased risk of future mobilization, veteran’s inability to successfully transition from military to civilian life, and uncertainties associated with the health and personal life stabilities of war veterans. The reasons for the increased trend include increased levels of individual needs and risks from war veterans, lack of the Continue reading...

INTO PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

Every profession entails a certain degree of competence, expertise and professionalism for a professional to cope with and attain in order for this professional to be considered “competent” and “professional” in the practice of his profession. This level of competence and professionalism may be associated or correlated to the professional’s academic preparation, years of professional experience and degree of technical competence and expertise in carrying out skills necessary in the practice of the profession. In the nursing profession, the levels of competence and professional expertise can be summarized sequentially in the following stages: novice, advanced beginner, competent, proficient, Continue reading...

Ipv6 Deployment Case Studies

Figure 1: Graphical internet usage trend 9
Figure 2: IPv6 tunneling 11
Figure 3: Data routing 13
Figure 4: Internet protocol suite 15

Introduction

In the midst of the number of IPv4 addresses almost entirely depleted, the realization of IPv6 has become a prime concern for many organizations. However, it is not possible to, immediately, change the whole thing over to IPv6 without a few transitions. This Paper takes a look at the ways that can be used to successfully transit to IPv6 from IPv4 among other deployment issues.

Section 1: IPv6 deployment strategy

The global IPv6 deployment recently made a significant milestone on the Continue reading...

Discharge Planning Case Study

Discharge planning is an essential activity in the preparation of consumers for the transition from hospital to home settings. The efficiency of the process for patients living with mental health problems can influence the number of future rehospitalizations in acute-care facilities as well as their quality of life in the community (Nurjannah et al., 2014). This paper will address the discharge planning process for a 48-year old patient called Margaret who had been treated for an anxiety disorder at a local hospital. According to the history, she had been referred for assessment by her general physician due to a Continue reading...