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There are many kinds of community sentences, such as Community rehabilitation Order (Probation Order), Community Punishment Order, Curfew Order, and Anti-social Behaviour Order.... The essay "Prison Works and Community Sentences as a Soft Option" focuses on the critical analysis of the argument that prison works and community sentences are soft options, compared to custodial sentences, but they can also be effective in addressing penal issues....
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The paper describes Reflection.... It was the process adopted by nurses to increase their learning experience.... 'Reflection in the context of learning is the generic term for those intellectual and effective activities in which individuals engage to explore their experiences'.... ... ... ... Nurses gain experience from just being involved in nursing activities in the ward....
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he spotlight is on the need for older people to stay at home for as long as possible (Department of Health, 1989), the White Paper on Community Care (1989) discussed the society deliberating to see the roles of State, community, families and individuals in the rehabilitation and development of 'independence, self-fulfilment and participation (of elder) with the assurance of care and dignity of who are most frail and vulnerable' (Leeson 2003).... he succeeding years after Second World War (WWII) saw the advent of demographic changes with a sharp rise in life expectancy and fall of fertility rates, with an unprecedented increase in the population of older people....
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The paper "Ethical Issues in Caring for Patients with Cardiac rehabilitation" states that with the help of scientific evidence that nursing care, and overall health care methodologies in general within a community can play a vital role in the treatment of patients with heart disease.... The approach towards the management of heart disease and its rehabilitation is of utmost importance, as this is one of those medical conditions wherein the treatment circumstances greatly impact the final course of healing....
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riminologists and politicians have debated the effectiveness of correctional rehabilitation programs since the mid-1970s when criminal justice scholars and policy makers throughout the United States embraced the conventional wisdom that 'nothing works' (Lipton, Martinson and Wilks, 1975)....
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oucault gives two senses to the word "subject": One is at once under the control of power and one is acting as one's own agent of power, but never is one outside of power (Foucault, 1972) According to Foucault (2005) "The emergence of prison as the form of punishment for every crime grew out of the development of the discipline in the 18th and 19th centuries"....
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Bipolar Disorder's Link to Learning DisabilityDue to the suspicion that Grandma Sue's condition is progressing to Bipolar disorder, it is but fitting to examine what this mental illness is about.... Sometimes known as manic depression, bipolar disorder is a severe mental disorder characterized by intense mood swings which fluctuate from manic highs and depressive lows (Bipolar UK, 2013)....
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It was developed and maintained for many centuries until the Second World War to provide relief for the poor and to other marginalized sectors of the English/British society (although this was not emphasized) (Poor Law, 2007).... "Continuing Health Care and Social Services in the United Kingdom" paper examines the historical background of the British poor laws, a partnership between health and social services, the National Assistance Act of 1948 and other related legislations, and universalism....
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