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    Healthcare diversities among healthcare professionals have been a challenge within the healthcare system. There are various publications that state that the underrepresented minorities have a higher chance of not graduating medical school, accruing high student loans, and ultimately were unsatisfied with their jobs (Pololi et al., 2013). This is not only disturbing, but this represents the individuals who are or will be servicing the public on a daily basis. As the population increases, racial

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    Final Exam: Section A, Question 1: "Core Competences are a route to competitive advantage but are hard to identify and develop" Overview of the essay This essay expands on the internal aspects of a business and how they help a company or an organization. I will be further discussing the implications of incorrectly identifying competencies and vice versa. Also, there are three main ways of identifying the competencies, which I elaborate on with the use of a few examples at the end tying the points

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    personal experience and data gathered from the evaluation forms were used to create a self-evaluation narrative. • In creating the artifact for the course, I…. (How did you do it? How does this process indicate mastery of the MLS objective, ALA competence, and pathway appropriate standards?) Please include which objectives, competencies and standards you used to create this artifact In

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    adapting practice and in linguistics competence and health and health care disparities. To me, this shows me that I am good at communicating effectively in terms of making sure clients understand what options they have and how we can help them find the best decision which will benefit them the most. The results indicated that “Items contained in this…adapting such care to individual patients in the practice environment.” (National Center for Cultural Competence, 2). I have just recently experienced

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    of the reasons to forego acquiring/obtaining advance education. At present, some states like Georgia there are no continuing educational requirements for licensed practical nurses. In many states it is a nurses' responsibility to maintain their competence in the workplace. Hopefully with future improvement in the requirements for continuing education, advancing education will play a significant role in enhancing the quality of nursing care as well as provide nurses with an enriching experience. All

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    Fill in the following table with 100-word summaries of how each university learning goal can help you with career preparedness. University learning goal How each goal prepares you for success in the workplace Professional Competence and Values Professional Competence and Values prepares me for success in the workplace by giving me the classes that I need to be successful in a future career and my personal life. The university

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    the different working mode and staff relations. For avoiding failure, expatriate managers must have certain competencies. Here the competencies to ‘handle stress’ and ‘cultural adaptability’ are discussed. Ability to handle stress is an essential competence that all successful managers must have. Expatriate mangers experience stress due to the culture shock, unhappy family settings, work load, increased responsibilities and due to difficulties of everyday expatriate life. If the manager is competent

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    A theoretical orientation is the model used to describe a client’s behavior, tendencies and personality. Therapists can’t approach and find explanations of behavior or personality in the same manner due to the difference in client issues, diagnoses, and symptoms. Although different in nature each theoretical orientation consists of the general themes that can be seen and utilized universally. As a counselor, it is important to develop and have sense of which theoretical orientation works best for

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    Introduction The artifact I am reflecting on is a voice project, which is a PowerPoint video that I developed during the Health Education Methods and Materials (HLED 558) course, that held on the Summer of 2015 semester at Eastern Michigan University. The PowerPoint video was made as a part of the plan to advocate the EMU Tobacco Free Policy that went on effect July 1st, 2015. Also, it was made to market the STOP cessation program that will be implemented later to help student quitting smoking. This

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    According to Kuk and Banning (2009), “different types of institutions appear to share general design and structural features within their student affairs organizations (p. 108). As the needs of our society have changed over the years, so have student affairs. As the demands on higher education increase and change, it seemed reasonable to redesign the organizational structure to be more flexible and adaptable to the environmental needs of the institution. As student’s needs change, student affairs

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