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    Biases are factors which affects the true results of any research study. Ellis (2010) suggests a carefully designed study should be free of bias but are inevitable in reality. Firstly, in Chilver’s et al’s (2001) paper, patients were allowed to complete the data collection questionnaires at home which could result to bias. This is because there is no guarantee that patients completed the forms themselves (barns and groove 2003) Furthermore, there is a potential for sampling bias as some of the

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    At first, humanism was actually thought by some to be a way of validating and supporting the Church. With man being viewed as the measure of all things, and man being created in the image of God, it would be shown how God is perfect in every way. Pico della Mirandola's literary work Oration on the Dignity of Man is a clear example of how the early goal of humanism was to create a better understanding of God, stating how humanity is the apex of creation, creating a link with the world of God and

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    Pizza and Health

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    PACS Pizza and Health The aroma of pepperoni and melting cheese overwhelm my senses like a high tide wave as I enter the Round Table. Suddenly, memories of my tenth birthday party rush to the forefront of my mind; I still remember the savory pepperoni mingling with the sweet tomato sauce tantalizing my palate. Pizza isn’t just a delicious treat; it’s a reason to eat together. It creates and enhances memories, what late night cramming session would be complete without a piping hot pizza pie? When

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    hand, during the weekends my family and I go through long walks and connect with nature, it's very relaxing, good to reflect and find our inner strength. Every once in a while, we wake up at dawn to observe the sunrise at 1.818 meters of altitude, in Pico do Arieiro. This is the best time to take photographs. It's a breathtaking and unique

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    Historically, there was economic, social order, and governmental upheavals that occurred before the renaissance began such as the spread of the Bubonic Plague in the 14th century. The beginning of the renaissance was introduced by the Italian renaissance since they experienced a period of academic changes throughout Europe. However, the Northern renaissance came along that started in France with particular types of strengths and traits involved. Equally important, the Northern renaissance was the

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    Advanced Practice Nurse

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    Among older adults aged 65 years and older are found to have difficulty in reading and to comprehend discharge instructions. This has been found to be a concern regarding continuing care and re-admission concerns throughout urban and rural hospitals. Does the integration of Advanced Practice Nurse (APN) guiding discharge education, along with a follow-up contact with the patient after discharge effect compliance and readmission rates, more than not having an APN guiding discharge teaching to help

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    Evidence-based practice is the process of searching research to gain knowledge in the quest to improve nursing intervention. It requires time, resources, teamwork, collaboration, and dedication, but it’s our calling and duty as nurses to ensure that patients receive the highest quality of care. For this paper, I will identify a new best practice to initiate, describe steps required to implement it, and give examples from literature that support the change in patient care. Working at an outpatient

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    Keywords: new patient, clinical guidelines, mistreatment, higher rate, staff to patient relations, patient/staff relations, communication, quality care Patient: new patient Intervention: explanation of clinical guidelines to new patient. Comparison: improvement of patient to staff relations during explanation of clinical guidelines Outcome: decreased incidence of ignorance in regards to what procedure or patient case is best for the patient, plus a higher rate of efficient and beneficial treatment

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    Culture, according to the Webster-Merriam Dictionary, is human intellectual achievement regarded collectively. The world is brimming with diverse, unique cultures. The way one is raised, determined by one’s culture, forms how a person acts, thinks, speaks, and much more. Culture dictates much of one’s life, from the philosophies we adhere to all the way to what we eat for dinner. The way someone's culture impacts or influences their perspective of others and the world depends on the culture they

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    beans on the menu, ask how they are prepared. While many restaurants now make them with no added fat, some traditional-style Mexican restaurants do add animal fat when preparing them. Also, skip the cheese and sour cream, but instead add guacamole, pico de gallo, and lots of fresh salsa. Any plated meal prepared fresh. Most plated meals, such as enchiladas, allow you to choose whether you would like beef, chicken, or pork. You can simply ask the chef to substitute beans for any dish that features

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