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...?Responses on two posts The Washington Post article provided a different perspective to the situation in Cambodia as the Khmer Rouge ruled from 1975 to 1979. During this period, Pol-Pot ruled Cambodia with an iron fist with the region recording more than one million deaths. The citizens of the country also suffered from malnutrition, diseases, and economic problems and faced a series of brutality from the tyrannical regime of Pol-Pot, who was assisted by other tyrants like: Ta Mok, Nuon Chea, and Ieng Sary. The article noted that in spite of the sufferings of the Cambodian masses, not all of them resented the Khmer Rouge. This is just a way that the author of the Washington...
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...?Responses on two posts On the issue of equality of men: to what extent are men really equal? This is a salient question that was asked in the post. If men are created equal, then what is the plausible reason that some live better than the other. These are the issues that were raised in the post as it throws the issues of genocides and ethnic cleansing in Karen, Burma up for debate. The situation of ethnic cleansing in Burma has forced about tens of thousands of the Karen people to flee to refugee camps in Thailand. This situation is highly unfortunate and it brings us to the question on how truly equal are humans? The...
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...? Responses Responses Traditional formal litigation involves certain core elements, and those in turn make negotiation process complex, expensive, and time consuming too. Learning about the formal dispute resolution method is essential for candidates when starting a course on negotiation. First of all, I would like to add a few more ideas to Dimino’s post. As stated here, parties’ right time choices matter a lot, because negotiation before the commencement of litigation and post litigation greatly varies. Also, it is important to know why one should choose arbitration over litigation. Unlike litigation, arbitration allows parties to agree on who would hear the case. In...
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...Response to Kelli: Your post shows you have a keen understanding of the importance of supply chains to the organization, Kelli! B2B or business-to business transactions are becoming a greater part of the economy and because of this, organizations have the increasing need to depend on each other. I have also learned of the CPFR concept of the process of collaborative planning, forecasting, and replenishment, which is a business practice that basically puts into action the saying of “two heads are better than one.” This is because through CPFR, the intelligence of multiple trading partners are combined together in order to plan and consequently fulfill the demand of clients. It has been noted that...
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...Posts Instructions: To choose a topic relevant to their degree I do agree that choosing a topic relevant to the degree is particularly vital to the dissertation of the study. A topic from the degree one took in the under graduate may be of extremely considerable importance as the study require large source of information. This is because during the study period the student had an opportunity to cover much of the course work researched for in the masters’ course. The researcher will also be working from a decidedly much familiar area and much of the information required would be familiar to him. It will also tend to minimize the chances of the researcher moving out of the topic as research based on what the researcher had learnt... Instructio...
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...Responses to two different posts Gestational Diabetes The has given a proper and clear of Gestational diabetes. I was still curious to know what percentage of pregnant women actually suffer from gestational diabetes or how common is it amongst the American population. The student also mentioned assisting a mother, affected by gestational diabetes, and her newborn. However, from the text, this seems like she/he would only like to become a Registered Nurse, to cater for the needs for one specific mother and no one else, which would seem quite unambitious.
Another set of information which would be useful, would be a short description on treatment or prevention for pregnant women regarding gestational...
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...Discussion Posts Discussion Posts According to Englebardt and Nelson (2002) "A clinical decision support system (CDSS) is an automated decision support system (DSS) that mimics human decision making and can facilitate the clinical diagnostic process, promote the use of best practices, assist with the development and adherence of guidelines, facilitate processes for improvement of care and prevent errors" (p. 116).
The extensive use of Information systems in healthcare would definitely help nurses in decision making. Imagine a case in which an elderly asthma patient admitted in the hospital develops chronic pain while his doctor is out-of-town. An EMR would definitely help me as a nurse in such situations....
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...to partake on the war. Some even have explicit undertones like ‘I Want You’ that could only be described as either vulgar or having poor satirical taste.
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I have to agree with you that Lord Kitchener’s poster was the most copied poster at the time. At the onset of the war, Britain’s army comprised of mostly the trained forces and the country needed to recruit more people into the army. They therefore invented the poster propaganda that was soon copied by other nations. Most British posters had the symbol of St. George slaying a dragon- which represented German. And the messages ranged from honor and pride for the nation to shameful mobilization of civilians. For instance, the poster with the message:...
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