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Concept Analysis...? Concept Analysis of Discharge Instructions Introduction The process of patients discharge from health care facilities is quite complex. This process involves medical practitioners like the physicians, nurses, therapists, and care coordinators (Smith, Fields, & Fernandez, 2010). The discharge process begins once one is admitted and continues throughout his/her stay in the hospital. Upon discharge, the patient or their surrogate is issued with written instructions by the respective medical practitioner. In addition, the practitioner explains in details the contents of the discharge instructions. These instructions provide patients with critical information on how to manage themselves in terms of medication, diet and which...
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White Privilege and the Myth of Meritocracy-Diversity in Organizations...? White Privilege and the Myth of Meritocracy-Diversity in Organizations Table of Contents Introduction 3 Discussion 3 References 7 Introduction Thispaper explores the concepts of ‘white privilege’ as well as the ‘myth of meritocracy’ in the context primarily of the discussion of diversity in organizations as discussed in the book by Bell (2011) and McIntosh (1990) and similar related literature. The discussion is also made in the additional contexts of the questions that are required to be answered relating to white privileges that have relevance with regard to organizational diversity; white privileges from the vantage point of non-white minority groups; how discrimination fosters white...
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Concept Analysis...? Concept Analysis-Compassion Instituition: Background The extremity of nature is largely looked at from the economic or social aspect. Such perspectives are in order as they are geared at the restorative function where effort is taken to ensure a return to normalcy. However, the biggest restorative function is probably one that is never in the limelight. This is the task of ensuring that individual’s health is looked after beyond the apparent return to normalcy. It would be human nature for those charged with the responsibility of looking after the victims to feel alienated as their plight is never addressed. Fortunately, these are steadfast and always find a place for the duty of care as this form the tenets of their profession... of...
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Self-Concept...Order 168247 Self-Concept Essay It is important for a being to recognize his or her self. When we say self, we are talking about a manifestation of one's own individuality. We must have knowledge of our personal existence. Each person is having a picture in his mind about his distinctiveness and various credence, mind-sets and opinions about himself. This is what we call as self concept.
Since self concept includes facts and opinions about one self and how an individual is look upon by others, it influences our behavior. How we live in a society, how we communicate with people and how we create impression on ...
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Concept...Stoic Ethics as an Aid to Coping with Life’s Hardships English Composition The objective of this paper is for readers to understand the value of ethical principles in Stoic philosophy, with regard to dealing with the difficulties and challenges of life. Stoicism is an ancient Greek school of philosophical thought that seeks a life of tranquility and happiness by freeing the self from being overly attached to his or her emotional nature. In line with that fact, this paper seeks to find a practical application for an ancient philosophical approach to life in a manner that is very relevant and rational towards an individual’s daily activity. Reference will be taken from various books that speak of Stoic ethical principles, while also...
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Marketing concept...to easily differentiate among qualities, hence the willingness to pay more given the tastes and preferences of the buyer.
On the same note, I have experienced premium pricing in the context of a monopoly. Monopoly operations constitute substantial barriers for competitors to enter the market. The monopoly therefore dictates the price it charges for the products offered in the market. Barriers to entry into the market makes the buyers price takers. A buyer will buy the monopoly products at the price level set by that monopoly. The fewer the sellers in the market, the higher the price charged. In the monopoly case, product quality may not be of primary focus. The idea behind premium pricing is based on the ability of the monopoly to limit...
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- Concept Mapping... (6/10)
Webbing
Could be used as a tool to initiate writing or begin a brainstorming so that the facts and ideas can be structured. The outcome of such an exercise would be more comprehensive
Students can be given one particular topic to brainstorm on a group. They would be given one topic such as comparing and contrasting travel by air and travel by car. Air travel would come on one side and car travel on the other. In the centre would be the common benefits of both. On the extreme sides would the dissimilar characters of each.
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Concept mapping
This provides a relationship between various ideas and concepts. Each concept or idea can be linked or interrelated to each other through lines.
Students can be taught... or...
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Meritocracy Rule by the best...Meritocracy- Rule By The Best" Meritocracy encompasses managerial intelligence, an administration under a system of appointments that are done on the basis of merit, position in the particular set of examination(s) that proves ones wit and ability. Thereby, individuals with the preeminent potential, capabilities, knowledge, qualifications or education are preferred. The set of tests or examinations carried out, enable the authorities to select the most competent individual who can fulfill their aspirations and requirements. This is Platos visualization for constructing an ideal society, where, the one who possesses aptitude or capability to govern should be provided with the opportunity.
A vision to...
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Concept...The concept of influence and formal ity are issues belonging to common discussions in line with concerns in management and the study of human behavior.
Influence is about the capacity to produce compliance without relying on certain force, power, any formal actions and rules while authority is a legitimate power prior to command exact compliance (Lieber & McConnell, 2011, p395). By this, it is clear influence and formal authority have remarkable differences which need to be illustrated through certain given situation.
The illustration of this concept has a clear depiction in the issues of leadership and management. According to Kotter (1998), leadership is about coping with change while management is...
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Concept tools...Tools for Measuring Clinical Judgment Tools for Measuring Clinical Judgment of Instrument Validity Measures
Reliability Measures
Theoretical Underpinning
Intended Outcome
Statistical Analysis
Studies Used in
Lasater Clinical Judgment Rubric (LCIR)
Kathie Lasater (2007)
The rubric’s users feels a tabular version capturing the participant’s observation, interpretation, response and reflection skills
It would take less than forty minutes to complete the rubric
It would need a low reading level
Has been used on students taking medical-surgical clinical course
Careful clinical journaling would help in the use of the rubric
Concepts used on the rubric capture what clinical judgment entails
Students’ scores reflect their...
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