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The main purpose of this paper is to highlight the consensus and controversies related to the concept of mental health with strong evidence of its relevancy with the physical health of a person.... Origin and Historical Significance of Mental Health Concept the concept of mental health has a polymeric nature, and inaccurate and general borders, which gains from a historical view to be better understood.... This paper critically evaluates the origins and historical significance of the current concept of mental health....
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Essay
nly two studies have been identified that focus on academic dishonesty rates in dental hygiene programs in the United States.... An Investigation into the Diversity in the Prevalence of Academically Dishonest Behaviors among dental hygiene Students Dissertation Proposal Submitted to Northcentral University Graduate Faculty of the School of Education in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of DOCTOR OF EDUCATION Abstract Academic dishonesty is a growing concern in dental education today....
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Dissertation
Patrick stopped taking his showers and did not pay attention to personal hygiene.... Through assessment, the nurse gains a window into the problems and complaints of the patient, as well as the underlying factors that have contributed to the disease condition.... More importantly, in the field of mental health nursing, assessment serves as a significant tool in determining the deepest causes mental illness (Boyd, 2008)....
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Universal precautions are based on the concept that all blood, blood products and body fluids of all persons are potential sources of infection, independent of diagnosis or perceived risk (Biological hazards).... In addition to the hygiene protocol, asceptic techniques are adapted to eliminate or minimize the risk of infection as (sterility must be maintained by using sterile materials and a controlled working environment.... It is on this account very important to ensure that the following are in place and conscientiously implemented: Aseptic Techniques hygiene Protocols Caring attitudes Regarding the aseptic techniques, as a first step, gap analysis should be conducted, Biological hazards should be identified and required controls should be documented and implemented....
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utler and Thomas also felt that the retainable handle would then elevate the concept of toothbrushing to something of a higher value personal possession instead of just the regular disposable one.... These were the aspects of the concept of the product that they have yet to resolve.... Thomas also believed that by replacing toothbrushes regularly, patients could save more money in dental work and would then decrease their chances of needing dentures, and that improved oral hygiene could increase a person's life expectancy to four years, as his studies showed....
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Case Study
the concept has been explained in the context of most popular theories by Abraham Maslow, Frederick Herzberg, and Douglas McGregor.... This concept has remained intact over two centuries and it has become central to most organizations as the most important ingredient....
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Coursework
The writer of the paper 'Advanced dental hygiene Practitioner' states that the requirement for greater availability of oral healthcare for the people in the United States of America is a reality.... The suggestion for employing Advanced dental Health Practitioners (ADHPs) has come up.... he Advanced dental Health Practitioner (ADHP), has been found to be useful suggestion to remove the anomalies in the delivery of oral healthcare, as it has been found to be a viable solution for the vexing problem of inefficient delivery of oral healthcare on an equitable basis across the United States of America....
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Article
The Hawthorne Studies conducted at the Hawthorne Works of the Western Electric Company in Chicago from 1924 to 1932 led by Elton Mayo introduced the Human Relations Approach to management, which spawned the ideals of Douglas McGregor's Theory X and Y; Frederick Herzberg's dual-factor Motivation-hygiene Model Of Management; Abraham Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs model (theory z); and John Stacey Adam (1962) Equity Theory....
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