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Samos Arizona is a leading civil, human and immigrant rights group in Arizona. According to Samosamerica.org, the group’s mission is to expand civil engagement, offer leadership development with close focus on the Latino community. Samos is also at the forefront of mobilizing the local communities to expand and safeguarded the gains made with regards to immigrant rights, equality, human rights along with ensuring social justice. As part of its education efforts, Samos volunteers offer free citizenship classes designed to prepare law abiding permanent residents prepare and pass the citizenship test. Students attending the classes are offered donuts and coffee. The organization invites all interested parties, including general public and organizations to become members and volunteers. The annual membership fee is set at $10; the money goes towards supporting various initiatives run by the organization.

Most of the seven survived families with AD member were happy with SADA services, and they confirm that their communication with this organization is satisfactory. They added that they communicate with SADA through different ways such as social media, email or phone. This make it easy for them to get faster help whenever they need it. The benefits of SADA to these families are varies as they reported, where they share their experience with AD through this association, and they discuss their different ways of how to deal with their patient depending of disease stages. Moreover, they also said that they know about update research regarding AD and its treatment, what happened in each stage, and how this disease develop and become sever through

Discuss the four components of corporate social responsibility and how they relate to a charitable campaign such as (Product) RED. How does participation in a cause-marketing event contribute to a company's social responsibility? What role does sustainability play?

Facts: Sam Joseph Ancio had been married for 25 years to his wife. His wife had left the matrimonial home and was living with a friend named Kurely. Ancio phoned his wife and asked her to meet him, he had told her that he was afraid that their son was about to commit suicide. However, she refused to meet up with him. That same evening Ancio broke in to other friends house stealing three handguns and went off to Kurely’s apartment, breaking the glass to the front door. Kurely awoke from the glass breaking and went to investigate. Apon investigating Kurely saw Ancio coming up the stairs and threw a chair at him. The gun discharged, missing Kurely, and a struggle followed. After the arrest, Ancio stated to the police that he “had him by the throat

Samaijai has been at his grandmother's (Ms. Black) home for two days. Lashondra (mother) stated the grandmother is handling him; reason unknown. It was also stated that Samaijai was not returning to the mother's home. Samaijai supposed to be on ADHD medication, or some type of meds. Ms. Black (grandmother) stated two days ago, and on 1-28-16, that she took Samaijai off of his medication. She stated he acts up while on his meds. It was unknown if the grandmother consulted with a doctor to take him off. Samaijai shows aggressive and violent behaviors at school. He can not stay at school with those behaviors due to the school not being equipped to help him out without harming or hurting him or others. At the time of intake, Samaijai was suspended

I worked on the case throughout the weekend and I have 5 pages paper ready to nail Hellfire and Gonzalez on charges of product liablity, warranty of merchantability and neglect. Do we have to meet to discuss or is it something we can share via email because it seems we've not been able to agree on a particular date and time to meet and as far as I'm concerned,time is not on ur side. However, either way works for me .

Hai Resmy, good post, I like the portion you mention that Patient record plays an important role in the hospital’s ability to maintain JCAHO accreditation and are required for financial reimbursement. From a purely regulatory standpoint The Joint Commission requires the Standard of Staff are competent to perform their responsibilities. Staff competence is assessed and documented once every three years or more frequently as required by hospital policy or in accordance with law and regulation. There are numerous Joint Commission standards that require nursing documentation and can pose challenges to an organization. Nursing documentation is an overcomplicated process. Although many Joint Commission standards require documentation, hospitals

Hi Ushma. I enjoyed reading your post. I agree that hospitals have an enormous amount of paperwork which can be overwhelming, but they are necessary. I agree that hospital is starting to move away from paper to a paperless system. When I go to the doctor, I do not have to fill out too much paper work because they swipe my insurance card for my insurance information and the medical assistant keys in any other information that they need from me directly into their laptop. I agree hand washing and sanitizing are the best way for the medical staff to not only from contracting an infection, but from spreading an infection to other patients as well. I too would ask the medial staff to wash their hands if they came into my room and did not do so.

Della Barba et al. (1990) studied the case of a 67-year-old woman suffering from Korsakoff’s syndrome resulting from excessive alcohol abuse. In order to test how unstable her memory was researchers put the patient through a number of examinations. During the initial procedure, the patient was assessed both neurologically and through neuropsychological examination. Based on results from the patients CT scan, she presented mild cerebral atrophy. EMG results showed the patient had axnopathic neuropathy while EEG results showed normal results. Overall, the patients’ memory tests suggested she was suffering from impairment in her everyday life because she was not able to recall recent events in her life, nor could she retain new information.

In conclusion, because SAB 101 was released in order to curtail specific abuses, it should not be seen as a comprehensive treatise on the entire area of revenue recognition. The vast majority of companies apply the revenue recognition criteria in a very straightforward way with no questions from their internal/external auditors, from the SEC, or from investors. Thus, the revenue recognition issues covered in SAB 101 may not be comprehensive, but they are extremely important. The new revenue recognition will impact all public companies but mostly the industries such as telecommunications, software, engineering, construction and real estate. Modifications to how revenue is recognized are the way revenue is allocated, the time of revenue recognition,

Korsakoff’s syndrome is a neurological disorder caused by the deficiency of thiamine in the brain from eating disorders, AIDS, Crohn’s disease, bariatric surgery, chemotherapy, mercury poisoning, and issues with nutrition absorption and is also often exacerbated by alcohol abuse. This condition is part of a larger group of diseases related to thiamine insufficiency including Wernicke’s encephalopathy. The symptoms and signs may include anterograde amnesia, retrograde amnesia, damage to the dorsomedial nucleus, confabulation, lack of insight, apathy. The syndrome involves neural damage and hemorrage (ICD-9-CM, 1978). However, it leaves the verbal, procedural, spatial memory functioning intact (Oudman, et all, 2011). This is clearly observable

Korsakov's syndrome is a devastating impairment of recent memory that is caused by a thiamine deficiency which can result from alcohol abuse, mal-absorption, hyperemesis or starvation. Furthermore, other causes of Korsakov's syndrome also include heavy metal poisoning, head injury and tumors. A patient suffering from Korsakov's syndrome will most likely have an extensive pathology in the bilateral hippocampus and will actively exhibit confabulation. Confabulation occurs when a patient creates pseudo-memories about what happened during a forgotten episode. Also, during confabulation the patient's recall of the events of the past seem more imaginative than logical. Fortunately, although the patient may exemplify confabulation there

What is considered an ethical manner? Let’s take for instance the food industry. The producer sales its product to grocery stores and restaurants and make a profit. The Grocery store sales to the consumer and mark the prices up as well for their profit. Technically, we have no idea of how much we need to be paying for a product. How much should food cost? There are people and children going hungry in the states because they do not have enough food on the table.

Research has proven alcohol can play an immense role in altering human abilities. Consumption of alcohol can result in deficiency in motor skills such as walking. Not to mention slurred speech, slowed reaction times, blurred vision, and impaired memory. Some of these symptoms quickly diminish when drinking stops. Alternatively, a person who drinks heavily over a long period of time may have brain insufficiencies that carry on well after he or she reaches sobriety. Heavy drinking may have extensive effects on the brain, long-lasting and devastating conditions that require lifetime care; even modest drinking leads to short–term impairment, as shown by extensive research on the impact drinking has on driving.

Tired of trying to take his mind off the problem by focusing on the distant horizon, Hargrove was exploring the galley when Sanchez, his counterpart in sales, had walked in.