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...? Social Innovation and the Role of Leadership Roll No: Teacher: Social Innovation and the Role of Leadership Critique of the Article The article, “Social Innovation: What it is, Why it Matters and How can it be Accelerated” is an influential article written by Goeff Mulgan as the main writer and other writers Simon Tucker, Rushanara Ali and Ben Sanders also supported the Mulgan in developing the article. The article was published by Said Business School, University of Oxford in the year 2007. Quality-wise the publishing authority enjoys good reputation and its published articles are quite valid and informative. In terms of external validity, it can be said that this document cannot be doubted in terms of its authenticity. As far... ” (14)...
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...? A paperless work environment in a medical setting: Its benefits, advantages and components Most people who have had office jobs are very much awareof how much paper is used in the workplace. We are very aware that paper is used for everything from communication, note-taking, reminders, and bulletins. This can also be considered true for medical settings such as hospitals and clinics. This type of scenario has its benefits such as ease of access to information and ease of communication and dissemination of information; however, we must also recognize that the use paper in different work environments has a number of disadvantages, some of them universal to every workplace, while others, specific to the environment. This...
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...? Social Integration in Ghanaian Universities: the role of Administration Problem ment The 21st century is marked with development of infrastructure and the thirst for getting knowledge to solve the increasing societal problems. This has made more people to enroll in universities and other institutions of higher learning to take research and add new knowledge of doing things (Owusu-Ansah, 2005). Because of this, governments look for ways of meeting the needs of the ever-growing number of students to deliver quality education and make them feel at home. Different governments have been trying to integrate their education systems but have since been in vain (Bush & Glover, 2003). This is because of the increasing number of enrolments... to...
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..., ‘Academy-industry links in Brazil: evidence about channels and benefits for firms and researchers,’ Science & Public Policy (SPP). Vol. 37, no 7, p485-498 Fogelberg, H 2013, ‘Integration of academic and entrepreneurial roles: The case of nanotechnology research at Chalmers University of Technology,’ Mats A. Science & Public Policy (SPP). Vol. 40, no 1, p127-139. Gebauer, A, Chang Woon, N & Parsche, R 2005, ‘Regional technology policy and factors shaping local innovation networks in small German cities1,’ European Planning Studies. Vol. 13, no 5, p661-683. Halilem, N 2010, ‘Inside the Triple Helix: An Integrative Conceptual Framework of the Academic Researcher's...
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...there are serious deficiencies which call for remedy" (Meriam, 1946, p. 2).
Meriam talks about the American Social Security Act of 1935 as one of the most successful. Particularly, she outlines four major benefits this act has offered (Meriam, 1946, p. 16-19):
The creation of the Civilian Conservation Corps by the national government for unemployed males from poor families. This program was particularly directed at the financial assistance to youth.
The National Youth Administration was engaged in two activities: work projects in coordination with colleges and universities and independent projects for training and youth education.
The Farm Security Administration...
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...Search Integration of Social Media
It is important to underline the increasing use of E-commerce as the way to go when it comes to competitive marketing. Most of the firms are exploiting every chance available in the social media to reap high sales. Zarah is an exceptional case of an organization that is headed for much more gain from its use of social media to publicize its brand and give it a global appeal. It is important to note that mere use of social media may prove to be futile unless some strategic measures are incorporated when executing various E-commerce policies with particular focus to search keys. In the wake of globalization various firms...
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...Social Security Administration Living in society should be considered to be one of the most important prerequisites for the development of the human potential. Indeed, this social environment does not simply provide people with a platform for interaction, but also takes care of the citizens with the help of various programs. That is why it would not be a mistake to suggest that Social Security should be considered to be one of the characteristic features of a fully developed state. This paper will explore the history and the current structure of the Social Security Administration, provide account of calculation of benefits and describe...
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...Customer Care In Ghanaian Hospitals
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The main problem investigated in the study was the issue of customer satisfaction among university hospitals in Ghana. The problem was necessitated by the important role that customer satisfaction has been noted to play in the overall public health delivery system. As part of this, the study was undertaken with the purpose of investigating existing levels of customer satisfaction at the university hospitals in Ghana so that based on what is known to exist there could be recommendations on how to improve them. To do this, a mixed research method made up of the use of both quantitative and qualitative data collection procedures...
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...Berwick DM: Lessons from developing nations on improving health care.BMJ 2004, 328:1124-
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...My Role in Leadership
1. Identify personal insights, issues, moments of critical questioning, and revelation or connection with ideas, moments, events, and comments that struck you and offered potential for reflective insight or significant learning about leadership and your role.
The learning about leadership and its importance had an important role in shaping personality. Specifically establishing my role as a leader. Managing leadership is about doing things rightly and in leading right things should be done. The concept that great leaders should possess stunning social intelligence,...
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