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    Edwards Concordia University Wisconsin Professor Erik Hollander MBA 685 April 18, 2016 Introduction The goal of the current American health care system is centered around making a profit. As discussed in both Health Care Meltdown and How We Do Harm, many doctors today are making a profit on over diagnosing and over charging, leaving patients with undesired care and little money. This system is not only straining practitioners and over treating patients, but drastically increasing the cost of

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    meaningful and recognized definition of a prescribing error is one that “occurs when, as a result of a prescribing decision or prescription writing process, there is an unintentional significant (1) reduction in the probability of treatment being timely and effective or (2) increase in the risk of harm when compared with generally accepted practice” (Dean, Barber & Schachter, 2000, p. 235). Closely related to prescribing, transcribing errors are often viewed as “errors in the process of interpreting

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    provided with accommodation and an environment with at least a small amount of freedom for movement, food, water and care to keep it healthy. ASPA details minimum requirements for this to ensure animals are not put under any unnecessary stress or harm. Although some researchers may say this is not absolutely necessary, it is in fact in their best interest to keep animals as healthy as possible as it will improve the reliability of any results that come from the procedures performed (Home Office

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    This leads to physical and psychological harm which may further impair social and vocational functioning (Marks et al, 2005). Alcohol problems affect the health and well-being of the individual as well as their families, friends and other members of the community in which they live. The London

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    private prisons are more likely to keep low-cost inmates and send others back to state-run prisons, thus this would explain the reduction in costs. For example, it was discovered that the projected 20% savings, that were thought to be achieved through private prisons, ended up being only 1% savings on average. The private prisons attempt to achieve their goal of cost reductions from those of state funded prisons, by using cost cutting measures such as lesser spending on correctional officer training

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    amount of cigarettes smoked and reduce them. In addition people are able to control their addiction toward smoking (Polosa et al. 2013). E-cigarette is considered less harmful compared to conventional cigarettes and researchers refer to them as harm reduction tools. Furthermore, there are no negative side effects reported on the e-cigarette use and the electronic nicotine delivery systems. However, there is limited research on the matter to completely support whether

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    Electronic wastes are products that have become unwanted and are not being used anymore as if they were to not have a use in life anymore. The reason for this is because technology advances so quickly that people begin to put aside older electronic devices. A good example of this would be the Apple IPhones. When the IPhone 5 came out it sold 9 million units, and then after 1-year when the iPhone 6 became released, many people put aside their iPhone 5’s or disposed of them improperly after purchasing

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    Choice Of Evil Defense

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    choice to commit a lesser crime to avoid the harm of a greater crime. What this all come down too is if a person fill like his life is in danger he has the ability to defend his self by committing a greater crime this also may be known as a crime of necessity. This type of crime is not recognize in every jurisdiction, also there three things has to come into play before Choice of evil will be recognize. The first one is it has to be more than one harm in the circumstances, or are circumstances beyond

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    is an online alcohol education, harm reduction, and misuse prevention course for undergraduate students in colleges and universities. The course takes 2 to 3 hours to complete. (DeJong, 2015) The fully independent, 3-year, 30-college controlled study was funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) through the National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA). (New Federal Government Study: AlcoholEdu Reduces Binge Drinking and Alcohol-Related Harms, 2011) This shows how the NIH involvement

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    In Cairo, Manshiet Nasser is a prime location for Zabbaleen which are local collectors of garbage. They are supposed to recycle the city’s waste and they recycle as much as 80% of the collected refuse (Simpson, 2016). Most of the rooftops at this area is used as a space for storing, segregating garbage, and processing Garbage where it is considered as a valuable resource of income and business. Residence and work areas are attached to one another. In downtown Cairo, Zamalek, and some other areas

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