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Evidence Based Proposal- Hourly Rounding Patricia Crosby USCB NURS B 350 July 19, 2015 Evidence Based Proposal- Hourly Rounding Hourly rounding also known as intentional rounding or comfort rounding is an initiative that hospitals nationwide are beginning to implement. Hourly rounding should be purposeful. “Hourly rounding is a systematic proactive nurse-driven evidence based intervention to anticipate and address needs in hospitalized patients” (Deitrick, Baker, Paxton, Flores, & Swavely,

Aniruddha Acharya Term paper – BIOL 554 Spring 2015 Instructor – Dr. Don Ennis Due date – 4/27/2015 Title - Evolution of drug resistant Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Introduction Bacterial pathogen Mycobacterium tuberculosis causes tuberculosis a complex granulomatous disease which is a global health concern. It is a very slow growing bacteria, thus is extremely time consuming to culture in laboratory. It can survive the attack of the immune arsenal of our body; can successfully hide inside the macrophage

Market Management Name Institution of Affiliation Part 1: The Consumer and Business Market The company chosen to be the focus for the marketing management is the Edible Arrangements. According to Popkova., Abramov, Ermolina, and Gandin (2015), The headquarters of this company are located at Soweto in South Africa. Its mission statement is: “To supply chemical-free vegetables for the benefit of both the customers and the shareholders” (p.6). The act of the former marketing manager developing

Stress Reduction Techniques Potential for Improved Blood Pressure Control in Hypertensive Patients Rachel Ryan Parkland College NUR 215 Abstract: Hypertension is a growing health problem with over one billion estimated cases worldwide. (Kumari, Kaur, & Kaur

R. (2016, April 13). Can San Diego Close the Gaps in AP Participation?. Education Week (Bethesda, MD). VanSciver, J. H. (2006). Closing the Diversity Gap in Advanced Placement Course Enrollment. Multicultural Perspectives, 8(3), 56-58. doi:10.1207/s15327892mcp0803_10 Ndura, E., Robinson, M., & Ochs, G. (2003). MINORITY STUDENTS IN HIGH SCHOOL ADVANCED PLACEMENT COURSES: OPPORTUNITY AND EQUITY DENIED. American Secondary Education, 32(1), 21-38. Darling-Hammond, L., & Berry, B. (2006)

Assessment of Diversity Proficiencies Objective Walden University Denine Hasan Assessment of Diversity Proficiencies Objective A. The candidate understands and can identify differences in approaches to learning and performance, including different learning styles and performance modes, and can facilitate instruction helps use students ' strengths as the basis for growth Teachers make use of particular curricula which include active questioning, learning, supportive learning along with other suitable

Population genetics of chickpea and its wild progenitors C. reticulatum and C. echinospermum Susan Moenga Introduction Chickpea, Cicer arietinum, is the second most widely grown legume in the world, cultivated on ~11.5 million ha mostly in India and Ethiopia (FAOSTAT, 2013). Genetic and molecular evidence have demonstrated that C. reticulatum is the progenitor of the cultivated pulse, with Nguyen et al., (2004) and Sethy et al., (2006) both supporting C. reticulatum and C. echinospermum (both restricted

smiles/frowns; touch or contact, by where you are physically touching/holding her; Gestures, where you are using deliberate movements of the hand to express meaning; eye contact, by where you are looking at her directly into the eye. (French, 2002) (Endcott, R., Jeven, P. and Cooper, S., 2011) (Kraszewski, S. and

Performance Assessment plays an important role in human resource management processes. However, factual evidence shows that there is a high rate of assessment failures. One of reasons leading to this issue is the illogical design of performance assessment forms. This essay firstly outlines the performance management technique using in the Performance Appraisal Form Template issued by Businessballs (www.businessballs.com). This essay will then analyse its strengths and weaknesses related to assessment

which is targeting passenger cars, trucks and other commercial vehicles. Even though Hindustan Motors is the smallest among above four companies, because of its ownership of famous family, the Birla Group, Hindustan has potential to follow up. (Richard, L, 2009) Name of Competitors Targeting Market Maruti Suzuki passenger car Mahindra Multi-Utility Vehicle Sector (MUVs) Hindustan Motors passenger cars, trucks and other commercial vehicles Foreign competitors 　　Even though Tata Group has been