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    surprise that Allan Savory’s method of “holistic management” has gained tremendous popularity, as shown by the fact that his TED talk has two million views. Savory claims that carbon emissions can be reduced by using more herd animals to transform desert areas into lush environments. In a subject as critical as climate change, such an extraordinary idea needs to be able to stand strong against criticism, and George Monbiot, an ardent environmentalist, scrutinizes holistic management in his article “Eat More

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    Holistic Nursing Care Norma Valdez-Rosa South University Online Complementary & Alternative Methods Introduction Holistic nursing is defined as “all nursing practice that has healing the whole person as its goal” (Dossey, 2012). Holistic nursing does not replace medicinal practice; rather, it incorporates the whole patient into the nursing care plan with the outcome being that of a healthier patient. Holistic Nurse Self-Care is the most important core value of the Holistic Nursing

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    The Montessori approach aims to promote children 's holistic development but by stepping back and allowing the children to play by themselves without intervention. Practitioners are expected to step back and only get involved in the children 's learning only if invited or if the child is at risk of harming

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    Holistic Core Values Holistic nursing care involves treating the patient mind and body, as well as providing comfort through prayer. The overall ideal goal of providing holistic care is treating the patient as a whole. There are certain standards and guideline designed by the American Holistic Nursing Association in which establish the core values of holistic nursing (Frisch, 2001, p. 1). This paper will discuss the core value number three: holistic communication, therapeutic environment and cultural

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    Holistic Healthcare

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    Holistic Healthcare-How Should Nursing Support Patients' Rights? Healthcare treatments are no longer being determined by set protocols for a particular diagnosis or disease process. Increasingly more common, individualized, patient-driven adaptations are being implemented to improve adherence and compliance with treatment. Society as a whole is changing. The influx of immigrants, cultural variations, and increased interest in “natural healing” therapies within the U.S., has fueled a growth in

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    Holistic Marketing

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    HOLISTIC MARKETING INTRODUCTION: Holistic Marketing is a term used to describe a strategy that enables you to look at your marketing efforts as a 'whole ', which in turn helps you develop an overall or 'holistic marketing ' plan. Most small businesses look at their marketing and select marketing formats to action that they are comfortable with, and therefore, omit to undertake or incorporate marketing actions that are less comfortable for them. What is holistic marketing?

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    Holistic Approach

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    Holistic approach: Meaning: Holistic approach to patient care incorporates the mental, emotional, physical and spiritual health of the individual. It explores the connection between mind, body, spirit and environment. Holistic healing includes a wide range of therapies with inherently complex philosophies about the prevention and treatment of illness. Questions still exist as to the safety of complementary and alternative medicine (otherwise known as CAM), which are an integral part of holistic

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    Holistic Treatment

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    client. In fact, all the staff and administrators employed at the centre need to be well-experienced in addictions treatment. Holistic Treatment is an Advantage Holistic rehabilitation is based on the philosophy that addicts are people who need treatment for their entire being - body, mind and soul. On top of the usual treatments like drug or alcohol detox, the holistic approach includes other types of treatment as well. Acupuncture, healthy eating habits, spiritual counselling, meditation and other

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    Holistic Assessment

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    clients. In order to provide better care for them, nurses should know current problems of patients and furthermore acknowledging the background of patients can make improved understanding of cares. So, holistic assessment is essential for nurses to collect detailed information of clients. Base on the holistic assessment approach, nurses can make ‘nursing plans’ base on subjective and objective data collected. Moreover, according to nursing plan nurses figure-out and analyze how they will provide suited

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    Holistic Rubrics

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    instruction and assessment, and they help students learn (Books, 2013). There are two types of rubrics available for use in examinations, a holistic rubric and an analytic rubric. Holistic rubrics can be defined as single criteria rubrics (one-dimensional) used to assess participants’ overall achievement on an activity or item based on predefined achievement levels. Holistic rubrics may use a percentage or text only scoring method and to assess student’s work as a whole. (Brightspace, 2016) Analytic rubric

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