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Environmental Health Issues Associated with Mass Gathering during EKKA Event Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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To shed more light on the relevance of mass gatherings in environmental health, this essay seeks to study EKKA, Queensland's largest annual event that attracts over half a million participants. The essay will also explore environmental health issues associated with a mass gatherings during the EKKA events.
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Evidence-based Education Plan for Client Recently Diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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Face-to-face practice-based education sessions on diabetes will also be conducted with the client and his close and extended family. This strategy is based on the dual-process theory which encourages patients and their families to take an active role in learning about Diabetes management (Davies et al 2008, Nutbeam & Harris 2004). During these sessions, family members will be informed of the various treatment options for Diabetes
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Hazardous Manual Tasks Compliance and Non-Compliance in Leighton Contractors Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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The purpose of this study was to assess compliance and non-compliance with the health and safety hazardous manual tasks in Leighton Contractors. The company was identified as one of the leading construction companies in Australia despite its expansive nature of business activities. The company has complied with most safety standards in the workplace.
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Implement Diabetes Service Programs Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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The paper "Implement Diabetes Service Programs" is a good example of a case study on health sciences and medicine. Diabetes is listed as the fastest growing chronic disease in Australia that results in severe complications. These include stroke, blindness, heart attack, foot ulcers, and kidney damage. It is obvious that the country is experiencing an epidemic that threatens the health system.
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Noise as a Hazardous Exposure Agent Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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Short-term hearing loss is reversible and can be a matter of minutes or hours before the hearing is resumed. Statistics are alarming. For example, in the United States hazardous noise affects as many as 30 million people and this type of occupational hazard is considered to be one of the most common ones (United States Department of Labor, nd).
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DNA Profiling & Avian Flu Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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The long term strategies include the building of an H5N1 endemic for research and solution to be formulated. The farming practices should also be improved in that the contact between the animals and the farmers is reduced. Veterinary services should also be improved and finally, people should be encouraged to go for pre-packaged fowl and avoid slaughtering life chicken (Jeffreys A.J., 2008).
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Teenage Male Athletes and Suicide Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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Such challenges predispose the athlete to abuse of anabolic-androgenic abuse, substance abuse, and eating disorders that may lead to suicide. In addition, homosexuals in this age bracket may contemplate suicide because of fear of exposition. Unintentional injuries such as head concussions may also predispose teenage to suicide. 
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Who Meets Criteria for Substance Abuse Disorder and Recurrent Alcohol-Associated Legal Problems Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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This is evident from the case study as he has been getting to work very late, and the company has been threatening to fire him due to laxity in his duties. There is also the recurrent alcohol use by Harry in circumstances that it is physically hazardous. This is evident from the case study as Harry has been ringing his ex-girlfriend day and night while under drug abuse and spending all his money on grog.
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Parkinson Disease Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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Parkinson’s disease, also paralysis agitans is basically a neurodegenerative disorder affecting an individual’s movement, how the person communicates (speaks) as well as how he/she writes. It is categorized under a group of disorders known as a movement disorder, which describes various unusual body movements having a neurological basis including conditions such as Tourette syndrome.
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Creating a Food Menu for Children Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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Vegetables may say to be associated with children from Muslim countries who do not take pork and to some extent pork.  Making food appealing to children is one of the most people things that encourage children to eat. Still, food that is appealing makes it easier not only for kids to eat but also for adults. 
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Mental Health Nursing Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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The case study presents Mr. Harry who has been affected by substance abuse according to the DSM-IV substance abuse disorder. This is because according to the case, he has been associated with three main substance abuse disorder characteristics. First, Harry has been a failure when it comes to performance at the workplace.
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A Patient with Renal Cell Carcinoma Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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The risk factor of contrast media in renal carcinoma patients include the previous reactions to contrast, asthma, allergies, renal diseases and history of renal dysfunction or diabetes mellitus (Collins and Collins 2012, p. 78). Other risk factors include suspected renal dysfunction, baseline blood urea nitrogen and creatinine.
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Identified Structure for Health Care Delivery Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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The vision of SWSLHD is better health through collaboration and innovation; there are three primary goals that underpin the SWSLHD vision: firstly Better health through academic alliances in research and education, robust improvement of quality framework, surveillance, and placing patients at the center of the care models.
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Hospital's Organizational Structure and Its Advantages and Limitations Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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Organizational structure is even more important and strategic when it comes to health organizations. In addition to representing the mission, vision, and strategic goals of health organizations, the organizational structure also enables the management to evaluate the correlation between employees and patients to enhance job efficiency and the overall performance and productivity of the hospital.
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Issues Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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CBT refers to a short-term action-oriented and problem-centered psychosocial intervention. Indications from meta-analysis and randomized controlled trials depict CBT as an effective intervention for mental disorders such as generalized anxiety, depression, obsessive-compulsive disorders, eating disorders, panic disorders, and other personality disorders.
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The Structure of South Western Sydney Local Health District Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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In this paper an analysis of the structure of the South Western Sydney Local Health District has been done. The district has a division structure because it is divided into different units. This structure has advantages that promote the realization of the mission of the district as well as limitations to the realization of the same mission and goals.
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The Biliary Systems Key Roles Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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The prognosis of cholecystitis patients is favourable. With some AC  patients, complications might appear if other organs are involved (Porth 2011). Usually, gallstones can return to the bile duct system after the gallbladder has been removed surgically. In rare cases, some patients experience pain even after the gall bladder has been removed.
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Ascending Cholangitis and Acute Cholecystitis Cases Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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AC treatment entails hospitalization to minimize gallbladder stimulation. During the hospital stay, antibiotics can be administered in order to decrease the inflammation as well as reduce the infection. Drugs that dissolve stones may be administered as well. With regards to diet, it is imperative to give the patient a diet that is low in fat.
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Healthy Ageing and Determination in Central Queensland Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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Aspects such as limited economic means to plan for retirees, social isolation, and limited access to preventive and medical health care, transport and community care implies that there is a large number of the rural elderly populace (individuals aged 65 years and beyond), who have to cope with these challenges by themselves.
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Awareness and Attitudes towards Alcohol and Drug Abuse Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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In the areas of outlying Sydney youths are often found sitting outside in groups drinking. People from New South Wales are also afraid to visit Gosford and other outlying areas including Narara where violent crime is common. This paper investigates the awareness and attitudes towards alcohol and drug abuse in the Narara River basin that lead to these high levels of substance abuse prevalence.
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Noise Measurement and Effects Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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Occupational hearing loss that is noise-induced is a critical economic and health issue in Australia. Between 2002 and 2007, some 16,500 workers made successful claims for industrial hearing loss. Statistics by the Australian Safety and Compensation Council (ASCC) approximated that around 1 million workers, (representing 10.5 to 12 percent of the Australian workforce) were exposed to noise.
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The Foods that are Representative of Cultural Diversity Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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The contrast between children and grownup consumers is that while grownups will eat whenever they feel hungry, children expect to be pasted. Therefore, the attractive aspect of meals is quite important. One of the considerations across all the meals that have been preferred is texture and color. Children are overly sensitive over this. 
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Occupational Health and Safety in Australia Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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This report is prepared to discuss the different perspectives that have contributed to the development of Occupational Health and Safety in Australia. It also identifies five hazards that are associated with the healthcare industry and identifies the codes of practice which can be used for tackling these hazards.
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The Occupational Health and Safety Area in Australia Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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It is in view of these workplace hazards that the Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) area in Australia was developed (Viner, 2001). This is a national agency that delivers vocational rehabilitation services to the citizens of Australia or residents who have an injury, disability, or health conditions. Occupational Health and Safety also assists people in getting jobs or returning to their previous jobs.
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Evaluation of a Health Promotion Project Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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Go For Fun health program is important to the community and society. The strength of the program is its ability in addressing overweight-related complexities. The program brings together the parents, who are important stakeholders in championing health, and the children themselves. In addition, the inclusion of the society/community and other health-related institutions ensures the program become effective.
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Radiation Protection and Safety Program Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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From the statistics it is clear that most of the students in King Saud University and other neighboring medical and nursing colleges normally go for their medical practice at the King Khalid University Hospital. Most of these students do not have efficient knowledge as far as dealing with radiation is concerned.
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Workforce Planning Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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The report has selected workforce documents from Ireland, Scotland, and New Zealand. The three countries have comprehensive health workforce planning documents that are comparable to the HWA strategic plan. The report utilizes data from HWA website journals and lecture modules notes. The data on the three other countries have been retrieved from their respective health websites.
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Cholecystectomy Surgery Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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Since the beginning of the hospital, the staff has championed its healthcare services and focussed on the patient’s experience. Considered a high-standard and proficient healthcare facility, it has effectively offered various practices ranging from medical, diagnostics, and surgical specialties. The facility aims to provide improved quality of service to its patients, given its recent advancement in laparoscopic Cholecystectomy.
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Summary Report Quality Development Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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The Queensland Health appointed Jayant Patel to perform the duties of a surgeon despite that he had no qualifications as a surgical specialist. Without the necessary qualifications, Dr.Jayant Patel was incompetent in his job. This summary report is based on the major issues that were raised relating to the incompetence of Dr.Jayant Patel as surgical doctor.
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Impact of Fast Foods on Obesity Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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However, due to the high-fat component of the diet, many people gain weight and become obese after consumption. Obesity leads to various health complications such as hypertension thus making society less productive. Individuals with obesity face discrimination, and they are not able to relate well with their peers, a fact that further leads to depression and anxiety.
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Dairy Cattle: Calf Scours and Mastitis Diseases Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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Calf scours involves increased diarrhea, which is when the intestines of a calf fail to absorb or take up fluid causing secretion to increase in the intestines. The disease affects newborn calves within days of their birth. When a calf is born, it has roughly 70% of its body is water. If it starts to diarrhea, this water can reduce resulting in fast dehydration.
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Cancer Pain Management Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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Breast carcinoma is a malignant disease. This type of cancer is associated with a malignant tumor that spreads to the bone. Studies show that seventy percent of patients with prostate carcinoma or breast carcinoma at an advanced stage have skeletal metastases (Clohisy & Mantyh 2003). This pain is intermittent but can progress to continuous pain. Occurrences of breakthrough pain exacerbate this continuous pain.
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Pancreatitis and Diabetes Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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The case study reviews the implications of the underlying conditions of Mr. Callaghan's current illness during which he lost consciousness after ingesting alcohol. In addition, the case study reviews the various collaborative needs of Mr. Callaghan and develops nursing care plans for his condition in the emergency department (Petrov & Windsor, 2010).
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Mental Health Among Refugees in Australia Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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The African refugees in Australia, which form a minority population in Australia, are selected for review. The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees defines a refugee as an individual who, because of a well-founded fear of persecution on grounds of religion, race, nationality, ethnicity, or by virtue of being a member of a certain social group.
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Health Assessment and Ways of Dealing in Weight-Loss Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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Based on the PICO question, it can be argued that physical activity contributes highly towards weight loss, especially for females across the university. Naughton's findings indicate that the majority of school females advocate highly for physical exercise purposefully to attain weight loss (Naughton 2015). It is important to note that female students are less likely to observe the diet.
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A Fractured Neck of Femur Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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A fluid balance sheet gauges Doris's hourly fluid output and intake over the duration of 24 hours. After 24 hours the total measured fluid output entailing the fluids lost through drains urine and nasogastric drainage is subtracted from the total measured fluid intake entailing oral intake and intravenous infusion (Wicker, 2006, 300).  
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Evidence Related to Acute Health Problem Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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We should therefore look at the patient’s outcomes after offering various interventions and therapies following anesthesia and surgery. The criteria that the health care practitioners should use include the analysis of the post-discharge side effects, patient satisfaction as well as the quality of recovery assessed after 24 hours of surgery.
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A Woman Who Had a Cerebrovascular Accident Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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The final nursing care for the patient requires her discharge needs to be looked after. Mrs. Kramer needs assistance to enable her to move around her neighborhood. Community health centers are the best location for handling patients with leg ulcers just like Mrs. Kramer where they are assigned competent nurses to look after them on a regular basis.
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Description of Family Health Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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A family nurse plays an important role in the well-being of a family as a whole. To be an effective nurse you need to identify the best and most effective way to manage the family using the models that are given. Family nursing should recognize the significance in regards to the health and well-being of every individual in the family.
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The Impact of Garling Analysis on Health Care Sector Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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 It is indeed true that the Garling report was long overdue. One critical observation is that with the growing aging population and the need for redefined health care access and delivery, this report was timely. As noted there has been a disconnect, especially relating to aged health care whereby little attention has been given.
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The Healthcare Sector of the United Arab Emirates Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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Universal access to healthcare services has been ensured by providing health services in all regions, developing health insurance schemes. In contrast, epidemic and health risks have been reduced by promoting lifestyles that reduce the prevalence of diseases, strengthen preventive medicine, and create a spirit of readiness in dealing with epidemics.
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Analysis Situation Acquired Brain Injury Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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I live with my wife and two teenage sons. My house is high set with several steps, and inside has two levels with my bedroom on the upper level and bathroom on the same level. I have to oscillate from one end of the room to another in order to use all facilities, which has posed so many challenges to me.
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Jane Kennedy- 33-Year-Old Female with Multiple Sclerosis Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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Disability Awareness In 2011, I was diagnosed by a neurologist to have MS (Multiple Sclerosis). Within one week I went from being very active (just competed in the Queensland Marathon race) to being partially paralyzed on my left side and not being able to remember my children's names. My left leg was weak and my left ankle dropped so I started limping.
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Signs and Symptoms of Alzheimers Disease Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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Alzheimer’s disease is named after the German neuropathologist, ALOIS Alzheimer’s. Dementia is a condition where one losses brain function due to certain diseases. Dementia affects language, behavior, thinking, judgment, and memory. The effects of the disease are nonreversible and cannot be turned back.
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Cure for Type 2 Diabetes Disease Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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Measuring the hospitalization impacts caused by the prevalence of type 2 diabetes disease would be an efficient way of determining these strategies. At the moment, the only problem with this measuring indicator is that there is no available systematic gathering of new instances of type 2 diabetes disease in the Aboriginal population.
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An Investigation into Why Young Adults Do not Eat Many Vegetables Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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The call for healthy living particularly endorses healthy foods such as fruits and vegetables and regular exercise for people of all ages. Numerous studies have shown that healthy eating not only improves health and minimizes the risk of disease, but also improves academic performance for many students. 
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Occupational Safety and Health Management System Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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West Yorkshire Steel Co Ltd is a family-owned business that has existed for over thirty years in the metal working industry. The company specializes in the delivery of steel specifications with a wide scope of products including carbon and alloy steel, spring steel, cast iron, key steel, tool steel, precision ground bars, stainless steel, and ground flat stock among a wider scope of steel products.
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Health in Greenwich Borough Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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This paper has analyzed the social determinants of health in Greenwich borough. The report has established the impacts of such social determinants on the health of people and specifically STIs and teenage pregnancy. STIs have been noted as a serious challenge for the Greenwich Borough Health Department.
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Acquired Brain Injury Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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Acquired brain injury (ABI) is an injury that is incurred in the brain tissue and causes substantial changes in the physical, behavioral, or even emotional function of a human being. These injuries can range from accidents or even assaults to stroke, infections, hypoxia, or at times poisoning.
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Efficiency and Equity of Healthcare Service of the Al Mafraq Hospital in Abu Dhabi Health Sciences & Medicine Case Study
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Public policy concentrates on developing legal and organizational frameworks grounded on best practice, to improve the capabilities of health services in both public and private sectors (Porzsolt & Kaplan, 2006). Additionally, public policy measures will lay down priorities for the development of health services in the sector.
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