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    and nurses are given enough time to recuperate from prior shifts. The ANA has made recommendations for nurses and employers to combat this problem. Nurses are suggested to receive 7-9 hours of sleep in a conductive sleeping environment, take account commute to work prior to accepting a job offer, as well as alternative transportation to and from work such as taxi bus, car pooling. As for the employers, limit work weeks to 40 hours, work shifts to 12, and utilize predicable schedules so nurses plan accordingly

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    A Report On The Client

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    SOWK 543 Assignment #2: Psychosocial Assessement Winntrest Hampton February 24, 2015 Professor: Victoria Winsett I. STUDY A. Identifying Information: The client is a twenty-four year old Caucasian male from Arlington, Texas. He currently lives at home with his wife in Medical Lake, Washington. Client has been honorably discharged from the military after serving for six years. He has been home about 5 months. He is currently employed as a security guard for a private company. Client reports

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    Night Shift Increase Patient Care Errors? A nurse’s role is to advocate for the patient, provide care to them and their families, to do no harm, to promote healthcare and to alleviate suffering (AMA, 2015). With this being said, does working the night shift increase patient care errors? The human body is regulated by the circadian rhythms that tell the body when to sleep and wake, so does this altered sleep pattern have a correlation with patient care errors? When nurses work the night shift, this

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    ______. In a study done, the mothers working schedule was evaluated in order to see if it was correlated with the child’s behavior. This study was mainly focused on low income mothers working a non-traditional schedule, the nightshift or graveyard shift. The results were what would be expected, that children experience a higher aggression behavior if their mothers took a nightshift job than if the mother did not work. (QUOTE) This is partly due to the fact that although mothers are physically present

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    explores the impacts of inquiry based teaching on provincial achievement exams scores. She concluded that using inquiry-based strategies had a positive impact on student achievement exam scores. These findings raise many issues with regards to the shift from old to new paradigm teaching strategies. Friesen (2010) states, “ too frequently, teachers and administrators alike, allow their fear of standardized examinations to get in the way of the innovations needs to re-engineer schooling for todays

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    The chirality of drugs has become important to understand in the field of medicine and pharmacology today. Asymmetric approaches have been under investigation to synthesize chiral centers or separate enantiomers of chiral molecules using chemical catalysts or enantioselective enzymes. With this is in mind, the experiment performed in lab today exhibits the use of an enzyme catalyzed reduction to fashion a chiral center. In this experiment, the enzymatic asymmetric reduction of 1-phenyl-1,2-propanedione

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    The alcohols 1-propanol and 2-pentanol were converted into alkyl halides through a certain series of steps. The first step was reflux, and the purpose of reflux is to add energy to the solution and not lose any solution to evaporation. This energy helps initiate the acid-catalyzed dehydration reaction and also promotes rearrangement. The next step was distillation, which functioned to separate liquids based on boiling points. The distillation utilizes boiling points to separate the alkyl halide products

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    Zappos Case Study

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    In this report, we determine the scheduling issues of shifts faced by the CLT members, analyzing them and making recommendations to the management. Problem Diagnosis A new calendar was prepared by the management of Zappos at the start of each month and this was based on the projected incoming calls and the

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    Introduction The Office of Children and Youth, (OCY) was created to address the social problem being the maltreatment of children in our society. A child who is maltreated means they fit the categories of be physically, sexually, verbally, emotionally abused, and or neglected. When a parent, family member, or anyone who is in a caregiver role maltreats a child, the agency steps in to intervene and advocate on the child. Erie OCY not only advocates for children, but offers resources, and a variety

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    My inspiration to go back to school started almost seven years ago. This is when I started my new job at Kraft Foods. I had no idea what I was getting myself into, and I really did not know exactly what I would be doing. What I did know, was that I would be doing manual labor of some kind. I also did not know what kind of people I would be working with or what they would think of me. I was just happy to have a job after being laid off from my job as an accounting assistant in Long Beach, California

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