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well-being. At the senior level, a range of courses is provided at the open, college and Grade 12 university preparation pathways ensuring access to College and University programs. Upon graduation, students will achieve their OSSD (Ontario Secondary School Diploma) and most will go on to college, university, apprenticeship or to the world of work. Some students choose to leave the program after receiving their OSSC (Ontario Secondary School Certificate) or move on to Adult High School to continue

Part 3: Analysis The main ideas that Lisa Bourque Bearskin is stating in this article is that nurses need to be more sensitive to cultural care. They need to be aware of the issues in healthcare and strive to remove any barriers for certain groups, such as the first nations, and they need to disrupt any unequal relations in the social, political and historical aspect of healthcare. The way this can be done is by shifting their thoughts from cultural competence to cultural safety by way of relational

through various steps of nursing diagnosis, treatment, and by being advocates for their client’s. Registered nurses (RN’s) are a type of nurse that is registered with the College of Nurses of Ontario and they have a major role and responsibility in the direct care for their patients. According to the College of Nurses of Ontario, “Nursing is a profession that is focused on collaborative relationships that promote the best possible outcomes for clients.” (CNO, 2014, pg 3, para 2) To provide best possible

About John McCrae McCrae Was born in Ontario to Lieutenant-Colonel David McCrae and Janet Simpson Eckford. he was the grandson of Scottish immigrants. His brother, Dr. Thomas McCrae became professor of medicine at Johns Hopkins Medical School. His sister, Geills married a lawyer, Kilgour, and moved to Winnipeg. He was a resident master in English and Mathematics in 1894 at the Ontario Agricultural College in Guelph. While in medical school, he tutored other students to help pay his tuition. Two

further reduce nonsmokers’ exposure to second-hand smoke and smokers’ smoking-related illnesses. The purpose of this paper is to evaluate the link between smoking and the current health care system in Canada and to introduce current smoking policies in Ontario in order to evaluate whether the regulations are effectively reducing the negative effects of smoking in public. Smoking and Health Care System Smoking imposes a substantial burden on the health care system. Because smoking is a major risk

a fit one would have hardly thought of in Egerton’s days. Claude W.D, 2002, continued to posit that Ergerton, in “addition to the Normal and Model schools, the buildings housed the Department of Education and served to introduce the citizens of Ontario to a host of artistic, cultural and scientific activities which laid the foundation for publicly-supported museums, art galleries and other institutions in this country” ( para 8

The search for reform in rural Canada during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries reveals a deep connection between educational movements and social reform. The readings for the first three weeks of this course have provided an overview of how social reformers during this period were keen to promote an “urban and modern orientation” to direct social reform movements in rural Canada. Often, this perspective came into conflict with the needs of the rural society at the time. Therefore, the widespread

Career and College Research Paper “A true artist is not one who is inspired, but one who inspires others” ("A Quote by Salvador Dalí."). This quote has great meaning to me because inspiring people is something that I would love to have the opportunity to do every day. A career such as Multimedia Art and Animation would allow me to do just that. Multimedia Artists and Animators create visual effects for several different forms of media such as television, movies, and video games (“Summary”). This

I have worked 16-20 hour shifts due to the floor being short. The first time I ever worked a 16 hour shift at a LTC facility was due to the fact that staff called in. Administration never answered their phone or returned a call from the many voice messages that were left by the RN on duty. The RN’s were even too busy to take over a section to help decrease my work load. My patient load was supposed to be an 18:1 ratio, which now would turned into a 36:1 ratio. This happened more times than not during

Lizzy Mason, 1955. Courtesy Pearl Lambe. With the returning soldiers at the end of the war, there were very few jobs available, so in 1950 Norman immigrated to Canada and found work as a foreman-manager of a dairy farm at Brougham, near Nobleton, Ontario. One year later, Lizzie and their two daughters Norma age 18 and Rita age 14, immigrated .Norman's sister Jesse had already immigrated. Insert image( Mason 2) here. Norman, Elizabeth,