Of the ten studies reviewed, nine were delivered as single interventions in the classroom {{132 Seidel 2013; 134 November 2013; 357 Giles, Melanie 2014; 98 Giles 2013; 189 Walsh 2008; 121 Frew,J.R. 2005; 321 Lockey 2003; 111 Martens,P.J. 2001; 351 Kim,Younghae 1998;}} and one used television commercials and newspaper advertisements repeated over a time period of several months. {{334 Friel,J.K. 1989;}} All of the classroom interventions consisted of one lesson varying in length from one hour to 90…

of marketing for a healthcare provider chosen. Then outline a strategy for the health care provider selected to determine the utilization of its products or services. In addition to that, the author will need to outline a marketing strategy for the health care provider chosen and recommend at least three (3) ways the health care provider could shape the buying decisions of its customers. Lastly, the author would have to provide at least three (3) qualified sources, e.g., peer-reviewed journals professional…

and three open-ended questions. Students completed the survey upon the conclusion of the introduction to poetry lesson at the end of class. Data was analyzed using an ethnographic approach with a realist design to determine high school students’ perception of Blind Date Poetry introduction compared to other forms of poetry introductions they had previously experienced. Field notes and open ended questions were coded through identifying relevant comments that was organized into categories. Likert-scale…

Case study: breastfeeding “Breast feeding rates in developed countries such as the UK, Australia and the US are typically lower than World Health Organisation goals” Parkinson (2010) 3. From a study carried out by Queensland university stressed the importance of not only the delivery of literature on how effective breastfeeding is for your babies health but that what was also needed to increase the number of breast feeders was to give personal support and explains social and environmental benefits…

(Shetty, 2012). This demographic transition is associated with a variety of implications on disease burden, disability and dependency, healthcare systems, and socioeconomic policies, especially for countries that are already strained in these resources. This systematic review yields four main conclusions in regards to addressing some of the issues that healthcare providers and policy makers in LDCs will have to act upon in order to avoid a drastic future for their ageing populations. First and foremost…

Research Questions Healthcare is one of today’s most dynamic and continuously changing fields, with a range of prospects and challenges. Healthcare staff work in a diverse work environment, including hospitals and other facilities (ACHE, 2011). At the same time ethical challenges in patient care are becoming more complex and difficult. Because ethical behavior depends upon persons moral upbringing, past education, and on available options on patient care. The qualitative research is the best way…

Health Organization and the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund have their mandate focused towards the promotion of breastfeeding (Boucher, Brazal, Graham-Certosini, Carnaghan-Sherrard & Feeley, 2011). Despite all the current recommendations, adolescent mothers and young mothers have consistently lowers levels of initiation and duration of breastfeeding compared to older adults (Glass, Tucker, Stewart, Baker & Kauffman, 2009). In 2005, there were 30,948 pregnancies under the age of…

introduced me to healthcare, but it was ultimately my undergraduate degree coupled with my experience working in a free health clinic that has solidified my decision to wholeheartedly pursue a career in healthcare management. As a GMU healthcare administration student, I have learned about the sociological, political, business, and medical components found in the healthcare system. Furthermore, by reading and learning about the positive and negative aspects that exist in the healthcare industry, I feel…

Discussion In compiling the research and evidence for this analysis a triangulation method was utilized for substantiating findings and assess for validity. The sources analyzed examined the consistency of various data sources commencing within an equivalent method. Compared in the analysis were the points of views from patients, families, nurses, and physicians. The majority of the studies and reviews were based in an emergency or critical care setting. Quantitative studies, literature reviews, and…

The purpose behind this qualitative study is to depict a marvel from the participants ' perspectives through interviews and perceptions. The goal of the researcher is to listen to the voice of members or watch them in their common environments. The individual association amongst researchers and participants is critical in information gathering by remembering the research focus and being clear about the role of researchers. The researchers ' view of field circumstances is dictated by personality and…