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To locate the articles to be reviewed, a systematic approach will be used to search for the sources on many electronic data bases such as PubMed, Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature (CINAHL), Scopus, Ebsco, EMBASE and Science Direct. The articles searched for will be published between 2007-and 2017 and the search terms used will be drawn from the research question. These key words include, “direct payments”, “personation of care” direct payments and adults with learning disabilities”

Case Report on the Financial Statements of Reed Elsevier and Thomson Corporation Executive Summary With the objective to understand the business performance of the two entities, we reviewed the 2007 financial statements of both company and tried to obtain some insight on the profitability and solvency of each entity. The two companies we study are: Reed Elsevier and Thomson, in the filed of information and publishing. Reed Elsevier is listed in below stock exchanges: REN (Euronext

any evidence that has a defect of some kind. Ingram, Jefferson. Criminal Evidence. 12th ed. Amsterdam: Elsevier, 2015. Print. 2) Originally the Frye test was established to help determine the competency of evidence but was quickly replaced by the Federal Rules of Evidence with the main rule of competency being Rule 702. Ingram, Jefferson. Criminal Evidence. 12th ed. Amsterdam: Elsevier, 2015. Print. 6) No, it does no mean that they must declare a belief in God as Federal Rule 603 allows

In an effort to encourage hospitals to promote improvement of patient safety with the use of standardized protocols, CMS adopted the non-reimbursement policy for certain conditions called "never events". This limit the ability of the hospitals to bill Medicare for adverse events and complications. The non-reimbursable conditions apply only to those conditions which could be prevented with the use of evidence-based guidelines. “The list of “never events” covered under the CMS payment policy falls

Some history on the case, Francis started working with Elsevier in 1991. The role of his employment was that of a production assistant. After a while, he was rehired after a company restructuring in which his new position was that of an associate database publishing editor. The main problem of the case concerns his wife's condition, amytrophic lateral sclerosis. Due to her condition he considered his potential rights under the Family Leave Act with a human resources representative from the company

add that amount in again). 37. Three checks are outstanding: check #5648 for $356.00; check #5649 for $46.90; and check #5650 for $1770.00. 38. Does the checkbook reconcile with the statement? Copyright © 2007, 2003 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier Inc. All

Procedure Week 3 Weekly Research Tamara Goins Antonelli College Deb Merry Instructor 3.) Define each letter in SOAP and discuss where you would look to find the chief complaint. Why would you find it there? S in the SOAP note stands for “subjective”. This is when the patient comes into the office and will tell you how they are feeling and how long these symptoms are lasting. The O in the SOAP note stands for “objective”. This is the actual recordings of temperature, blood pressure, pulse are recorded

“Leaders need to foster a shared learning culture for improving healthcare” (Nelson & Staggers 201, p. 163). The advancements in technology have aided patient care at the point-of care. With health providers having health technology at their fingertips, it can aid them in their decisions. The health care providers at Baylor Scott & White at All Saints have several evidence-retrieval systems to use. For example, while in AllScripts, the following are available for health care providers to use: Lexicomp

Therapeutic Communication In therapeutic communication a nurse consciously helps a patient to understand what he or she is saying via verbal or non-verbal communication. (Sherko E., 2013) therapeutic communication is a skill learnt via study, practicing and observations. (Linton A, 2015) The nurse may even influence the patient to receiving a better life, express feelings and show acceptance to any situation through this method. (Sherko E., 2013) When a nurse speaks to a patient there must be empathy

What are the most significant emerging threats to homeland security? The most important threat that the Department of Homeland Security are facing are natural disasters and terrorist threats/attacks. Looking at Table 2-3 in our textbook the top two most costly catastrophes that the United States has faced so far were Hurricane Katrina coming in at $45,115 in insured losses and the September 11, 2001 attacks. This specific attack was the second most costly at $22, 739 in insured losses. When faced