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    Analyse reasons why it may be necessary to raise awareness of health issues. To protect the health, safety and wellbeing of everyone I care for. By ensuring that I identify health issues early I am able to inform the relevant people quickly and that will hopefully prevent the health issues getting worse, meaning that their health, safety, wellbeing and quality of life is improved and maintained as much as possible. It is also important to raise awareness to comply with company policies and legislation

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    SCHOOL NURSES: RAISING AWARENESS AND MANAGEMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH IN SCHOOL CHILDREN AGES 7-17YEARS LINDA KALLE STRATFORD UNIVERSITY   Abstract The center for disease control describes mental disorders among children as serious changes in the ways children learn, behave, or handle their emotions. (CDC.gov). Mental health is an important part of overall health; it is a public health issue for which teachers, family members, healthcare professionals such as school nurses work closely together to raise

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    Now a day, advertisements are being used to serve many purposes such as: marketing, promoting, education, raising awareness and many more. However, when it comes down to the core concept of advertisement, it is about trying to impress people with a "product" of some kind and try to let people know that the product is good. Through the use of Toulmin Model on advertisements such as Dr. Grossman ads, the purpose of the advertisement as well as other pursuing method can be analyzed. Through the advertisement

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    Aside from instinctual actions, behaviors are largely driven by emotion, where action can be driven by the emotional state at the time. In the same vein, individuals are susceptible to being attached to a construct, whether it is a tangible object or an idea, which then becomes detrimental in terms of rationality to their cognitive behavior—but it is not the sole factor for why and how an individual may act a certain way. The surrounding environment is an important factor in how a certain behavior

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    people. Everyone else is running away from the war just to have the war catch up to them. Americans do not see the honest truth of war, and Ishmael wanted to change that by telling his story of war. When Ishmael came to the States, he started raising awareness on the issue of child soldiers. He has spoken all over the world on behalf of UNICEF, the Council on Foreign Relations, and more. He speaks about what child soldiers go through, and why an end needs to be brought to the use of child soldiers

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    Raising Public Awareness of the Rapid Response Team “Failure to rescue” is becoming increasingly important in the hospital. Rapid response/STAT teams are being put into place to intervene where there is evidence of “failure to rescue” leading to serious adverse events. There are clinical trials showing that patients display a need for a rapid response team sometimes up to four to six hours before an unexpected clinical deterioration requires a traditional code team. Reading many news articles

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    |18.02.2013 | |1.1 Analyse reasons why it may be necessary to raise awareness of health issues? | |In this section of the question I am going to explain why it may be necessary to raise awareness of

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    in the democracy of life. In discussing why he writes, Galeano simultaneously raises awareness about the plight of the downtrodden. Consequently, and possibly accidentally, Galeano’s attempts to include the downtrodden in his books also had the effect of raising awareness for their plight. Though he was one of the pioneering writers for change, many other authors have used their writing prowess to raise awareness. One of these authors was a

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    Melissa Jones Dr. Moreno English 122 28 November 2016 Putting Together the Puzzle: Raising Awareness of Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) While observing my 3-year-old son at the park, I started to notice he wasn’t playing like the other children. Children were playing and having conversations among themselves. During my observation my son was withdrawn refusing to socially interact with other children and seemed as if he was in his own little world. At that moment, I soon began to recollect in my

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    the messages behind the music. Many artists use music to promote their beliefs or inform their listeners about overlooked issues. Music spreads awareness about misfortunes in the world, and Martina McBride used her celebrity status to promote her own concerns about child abuse. In 2002, Martina McBride recorded a song “Concrete Angel” to spread awareness about child abuse. Her song is intended for the general population that are bystanders because most people are aware of tragedies such as child

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