Response To Literature

Review the scholarly literature within the field of your program specialization related to your proposed (or School-approved) dissertation topic. Analyze the reviewed literature to determine what is already known about your proposed (or School-approved) dissertation topic and what remains unknown. Synthesize your findings and evaluate how a study on your proposed (or School-approved) dissertation topic could be designed to advance the scholarly research in this area while maintaining ethical research requirements.

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For todays clinical, I was located at the office in Pineville. To start the day, Mrs. Faranda went over the computer system and planned out her day based on her goals set for each patient. She planned out which patients she would need to call first. After that, she showed me how to look and see which patients were in the hospital and which were located in the emergency department. Lastly she me different thing in the computer system like the social determinants of health and the medication system. She also went over resources. To end the day, she made a few phone calls and tired to reach out to certain patients. Overall, I enjoyed my day and being able to learn more about Community Care of North Carolina.

The two pieces “Stanley Williams” and “Retrieved Reformation” prove your past actions do not make you who you are, and it is possible to leave your past completely behind. Stanley Williams was a leader of the Crips in the article “Stanley Williams” changed by writing books for children and teens telling them the dangers of gang life. Stanley Williams who has changed his past, seems to have changed for the better by warning kids and teens about gang life. He has written nine books and won one Noble Book Award. In life people may encounter bad experiences, this does not mean you have to live by your past actions, you can always change for the better. In the article “A Retrieved Reformation” Jimmy, the main character used to be a crook, but at

Even when kids don’t remember the abuse, they sometimes subconsciously will develop negative behaviors. A. Danese and M. Tan, in their journal article “Childhood Maltreatment and Obesity: Systematic Review and Meta-analysis”( 2014), explain that child maltreatment and obesity are often related. Danese and Tan use factual evidence and a meta- analysis of 41 studies conducted to support that “Improving the psychosocial environment children live in might contribute to the primordial prevention of obesity and its consequence”( Danese and Tan 552). The authors’ purpose is to educate readers on the effects child abuse has on an individual's health in order to lower the obesity rates by helping children who are being mistreated. By keeping their article extremely formal and

In “The Making of a Serial KIller” Dr. Berit Brogaard writes about the causes of psychopathy and studies done to determine them. The article goes in depth about if psychopathic tendencies are genetically determined or caused by social factors, such as a broken family. According to Brogaard, and many other studies, there is a large difference between psychotics and psychopaths. I believe that Brogaard’s article is nicely written and satisfactorily informed, although she does show insensitivity to minority groups.

It is often difficult to understand the decision making of people that lack the mental stability of average people. Many people may argue that mental illness has no relation to crime. Sherry Glied, and Richard G. Frank search for an explanation of violent acts and how they can be linked to some clues of psychological abnormalities. In the academic article, "Mental Illness and Violence: Lessons from the Evidence," Glied and Frank discuss the reason for which a person may become violent, whether it deals with mental health or has no relation at all. Meanwhile, Jeffrey H, Nathan, and others, conducted experiments regarding mental health problems and the seriousness of criminal issues. In, "Attribution and Serious Mental Illness: Understanding Multiple Perspectives and Ethno Cultural factors," these scholars focused on the idea that mental illness and violence are set off by other attributes, such as stress, anger and family problems. Both of these articles deal with the aspects of mental illness and the possible links to violence. In further discussion, readers will be able to understand the studies with different approaches, such as the type of audience they attract. Also, the scholars present evidence to prove the credibility of their studies.

The literature about MS-13 focuses on the rise of violence within United States suburbia and analyzes an array of complex ideas that identify how it has internally affected the U.S. national security and has grown to affect global security through an increase in U.S. deportation/immigration laws (Baker, 2018; Blake, G. 2017, Blake, J. 2017; Dorrer, 2017; Franco, 2007; Puyana et al. 2017; Webb, 2017). This topic provides an array of various literature that shed new light on the topic from a different angle. The MS-13 literature focuses on their involvement in the U.S. and Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) focus on the increased global security threat posed by the increase in deportation laws (CITE CITE). Over the years

According to the systematic review covered by Apfel, Turan, Souza, Pergolizzi & Hornuss, 2013 there is a significant reduction in postoperative nausea and vomiting and opioid use when using intravenous acetaminophen. The reviewers used Medline and Cochrane databases to conduct their search along with a hand search of abstracts to identify randomized-controlled trials using intravenous acetaminophen. The review was to determine if the acetaminophen was going to have a significant decline in nausea and vomiting following surgical procedures as

Language, at its very core, is the use of mutually understood signals to portray meaning, to convey a message from one person to another. On a deeper level, however, it attempts to give tangibility to nebulous concepts; language, and particularly literature, allows feelings and thoughts to exist in perpetuity beyond just the mind that experiences them, and for people to exchange these concepts with one another. This exchange gives way to a greater emotional purpose: it allows for humanity to question the world in which it lives. As a result of language, we possess the ability to look within ourselves and ponder what it means to achieve “success” in a transient existence, and what it means to be a “good” person. These questions have inspired literary musings across the entirety of written history, occupying the minds of philosophical greats despite not possessing any

The topic of valuation of early-stage companies, patents, and technologies have been a topic of study since the late 1980’s. Since the work published by Amit et al (1990) a body of management science literature was published around the value relevance of non-financial information that quantifies the human capital of the founding team. Amit et al posit that

Response: “It is true because when using expository preaching you are to study the Word of God and by doing so, you as a preacher, would be learn fully what God wants you to be. H. B. Charles Jr. says preachers are not motivational speakers, self-help gurus, or social justice champions but heralds that are commissioned to proclaim the message of God found in the Bible (http://www.hbcharlesjr.com). Paul told Timothy that the Word of God is “profitable” (2 Tim. 3:16 NKJV), it is profitable also for the preacher because he should practice what he preaches. If it reproofs, it speaks pointedly to him to live all the things that are pleasing God, it also points that is wrong so that it can be made right.

Yes. In the article, the aim of the research was to understand the experience of participants, their knowledge about type 2 diabetes, and the factors of medication adherence in Malaysia. According to Susan (2010), the five components of PICOT are population, issue, context, outcome, and time. According to Al-Qazaz et al (2011), the PICOT was presented by the researcher in the study were,

Everyone’s past can have some bumps in the road that can result in misery, regret but also happiness. But it can also play an important role

Particularly noteworthy is the research conducted by Bjornsdotir, Almarsdottir and Traulsen (2009). In their paper they explicitly state that professionals, researchers and academics across the globe need to always bear in mind that the definitions and understandings they hold to be true, surrounding substances (which fall under the blanket of SUDs) may differ to varying degrees from those held by lay individuals throughout society (Bjornsdottir et al, 2009). Indeed, they go on to state that this dichotomy of understandings surrounding substance use and abuse between professional and lay people can, and has, negatively impacted the accuracy and validity of diagnosis of SUDs through the misunderstanding and/or confusion it breeds between the two groups. The implications of these differences in understanding between professionals and lay individuals could very well lead to the over-diagnosis of something which may not necessarily be a problem, or conversely the under-diagnosis of something which is. Furthermore, it is noted within the research of Bjornsdottir et al, (2009) that negative attitudes, images and understanding, reportedly held by many within the lay populace, has a direct adverse effect on an individual’s willingness to seek aid for SUDs.