...Paulla Fowler Message to Prepare for Future Challenges March 11, 2012 MBA 6006 Nayar at HCL Technologies prides himself and his office on being transparent. They encourage their employees to be responsible for their actions: Through the value portal where employees and customers collaborate together to develop new innovations. With the improved use the of Blue Print portal for the main managers peer-to-peer reviews to create new innovations. To the various forms of internal and external messaging used on a local bases to improve overall employee passion and customer satisfaction. In 2006 the CEO had recast the role of his office and transferred the responsibility for change on to his employees for many initiatives. One example is that of the value portal. The company wanted to change the relationship with their customer by enabling them to be more responsible for their partnership with the company. Nayar wanted his customers to be actively involved while also challenging his employees to go beyond their defined roles and responsibility. He accomplished this by creating a portal that could be used between customers and employees. This portal the “Value Portal” allowed customers to evaluate and rate the new ideas that HCLT employees generated. The portal was very successful and hundreds of HCLT customers join and thousands of ideas were generated with a potential savings of hundreds of millions of dollars(Nayar, V. 2010) . With this success Nayar felt his employees...
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...Changes for the Future of Nursing The Institute of Medicine (IOM) set forth to identify how nurses could be better utilized in the health care changes occurring in the United States of America. There is an increased strain on our current health care system due to longer life spans and with more people obtaining health coverage. The number of primary care physicians is unable to increase at a rate to alleviate the need from the general population. Nurses provide a fundamental role to the doctors and the patients they serve. The nursing role has transformed throughout the profession’s lifespan. Nursing care is in a pivotal transformation in the evolving health care system. Nurses are being underutilized while demand for educated providers has increased. “While most nurses are registered nurses (RNs), more than a quarter million nurses are advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs), who have master’s or doctoral degrees and pass national certification exams.” (Institute of Medicine [IOM], 2010a, p. 2). A report from the IOM identified four recommendations to improve the role nurses play in healthcare. These recommendations expanded on nursing education, providing care to full extent of education and training; reshaping relationship between nurses and doctors; and changing policies to improve data collection and the information infrastructure. (Institute of Medicine [IOM]. 2010a). To produce enough educated nurses during World War II, a two-year associates degree of...
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...Professional Development of Nursing Professionals: The Impact of the IOM Report, Nursing a Change for the Future Dina Gibson Grand Canyon University: NRS-430V February 10, 2013 Professional Development of Nurses: The Impact of the IOM Report, Nursing a Change for the Future The health care field is always growing and changing. With this advancement in technologies, it is important for the members of the professional health care field to grow with it. According to Robert Wood Johnson (2010), “With more than 3 million members, the nursing profession is the largest segment of the nation’s health care workforce” (Institute of Medicine 2010 pg1). A pathway needs to be cleared so that nurses can play an instrumental role in the improvement of the health care system. The purpose of this paper is to discuss the impact of the IOM (Institute of Medicine) report on nursing education, the impact of the IOM report on nursing practice, and the impact of the IOM report on the nurse’s role as a leader in the future of nursing care. The Impact of the IOM Report on Nursing Education There are many different educational paths one can choose when becoming a registered nurse (RN). These include the bachelors of Science (BSN), the associate’s degree (ADN), and the diploma in nursing. All three pathways are required to take National Council of State Board of Nursing (NCSBN). This exam measures competency for an entry level RN to begin practice. According to Robert Wood Johnson (2010),...
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...Criminal Justice Changes for the Future CRJ 201 December 11, 2011 Over the next 50 years we could see many changes in the field of criminal Justice. There is no way to predict the future, there are many things pointing in the direction of change. There are so many new developments that take place in technology, science and many different tools for investigations. These changes means that we have to make changes in the way we handle things, and this means that the field of criminal justice have and will change with the times. In a recent NIJ sponsored symposium, several experts offered their views of what Criminal justice would look like in 2040. (Ritter, 2006) The experts were Bryan J. Vila, a former chief of the NIJ’s Crime Control and Prevention Research Division; Christopher E. Stone, a professor of practice of criminal justice at Harvard, and David Weisburd, professor of criminology at the University of Maryland. (Schmalleger, 2011) Vila said that he believed that the future crime fighters will need to understand what he calls the co evolution of crime commission and crime fighting. (Ritter, 2006) Technological advances will have a profound effect on crime fighting, according to Vila. (Schmalleger, 2011). Developments in surveillance, biometrics, DNA analysis and radio frequency will have a great influence on crime fighting. According to Vila, the future will bring improvements in systems that will allow officials to talk electronically to one another in cases...
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...D2-EVALUATE HOW FUTURE CHANGES IN ECONOMIC, POLITICAL, LEGAL AND SOCAL FACTORS MAY IMPACT ON THE STRATEGY OF A SPECIFIED ORGANISATION It is vital to investigate the economic, political, legal and social factors of an organisation before making any future plans on it. The business that I have chosen is Asda. It provides goods and services that people require in their everyday life for an affordable price. Economic influence The economy of the UK has barely grown due to the recession which impacted on the demand for goods and services in UK. Inflation rate means increasing level of prices of goods and services. When the inflation rate rises, the government will raise interest rates to reduce spending. The inflation rate is 2% above target which means it has a positive impact on Asda as they will be able to provide cheaper products. This also means that there will be more competition for Asda as other stores may provide cheaper products. Asda is affected by inflation rate when prices shoot up but the wages don’t increase so customers have less money to spend. The public transport has an effect on Asda because is there is less transport, there will be less customers coming to Asda and they wouldn’t make any money. Asda will have to keep customers coming into their supermarket because it will be highly likely that they would go to stores that are cheaper. Political influence The government has a huge effect on Asda when it comes to changes in government laws such as...
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...Introduction The rapid changes and increased complexity of today’s world present new challenges and put new demands on our education system. There has been generally a growing awareness of the necessity to change and improve the preparation of students for productive functioning in the continually changing and highly demanding environment. In confronting this challenge it is necessary to consider the complexity of the education system itself and the multitude of problems that must be addressed. Clearly, no simple, single uniform approach can be applied with the expectation that significant improvements of the system will occur. Indeed, any strategy for change must contend with the diverse factors affecting the education system, the interactions of its parts, and the intricate interdependencies within it and with its environment. Following are the few consideration to improve learning. • Integrating the commonly polarized goals of education; i.e. the goal that focuses on transmitting knowledge with the goal that emphasizes the development of the individual student. • Adapting teaching to different student characteristics by using diverse methods of teaching. Adaptation to the ability levels, patterns of different abilities, learning styles, personality characteristics, and cultural backgrounds. • Integrating the curriculum by developing inter-disciplinary curriculum units that enable students to acquire knowledge from different disciplines through a unifying theme while having...
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...Table of Contents Future of League Drafts and Age Entry…………………………………….4 Changes in drug testing policies in professional sports…………….7 League Finances……………………………………………………………………..9 Player Safety…………………………………………………………………………..11 ABSTRACT Professional sports are leagues that are made for the best of the best athletes in sports. Once a player leaves the collegiate level of sports and moves into the professional level, he is now competing every day for his job. Owners try hard to build their team from the ground up. When a team is struggling, owners try to find new solutions to bring in team revenue and on the other hand when a team is successful owners try hard to keep players by offering large contracts that they can afford. To keep order on teams, leagues have strict drug testing policy that keeps players healthy and allows the playing field to be fair. Leagues make changes for the better of the players and the fans. In order to market effectively leagues do what it takes to allow more access to the fans by using technology. Commissioners take notice on feedback from players and fans in order to make the sport safer to play and fun to watch. When watching a professional sports game, we do not see the orchestrating job of the league commissioner, team owners, and players. From players entering the league at a young age from college, they need to be ready to compete for their position and take in all the rules the league hand out. Super star players carry...
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...companies. * We examine causes of Climate Change * Increase in further research may produce other alternative to exist source of energy * Combined efforts will help to meet carbon reduction target ABSTRACT Playing a major role in the world, the oil and gas industry is faced with the challenge of climate change. This paper establishes the fact that climate change troubles our planet today. In establishing this fact the paper examines the causes of climate change, the relationship between climate change and the oil and gas industry through CO2. It further evaluates the various methods available to reduce CO2 emissions and the challenges the companies have in implementing the methods. This paper uses two major oil companies as case studies, to establish the above stated facts and concludes that oil and gas companies need to be involved in more research and development of alternative supply of energy, in order reduce CO2 emissions, in collaboration with other sectors of the economy in achieving the targets made regarding climate change, environmental laws and policies. Keywords: CO2, Climate Change, Industry, Oil and Gas. 1. INTRODUCTION Climate change is a global topic that is continually deliberated on by companies in the oil and gas industry. The oil and gas industry is accountable for six per cent of global CO2 emissions, but the dispute over reduction of global greenhouse gases (GHG) related with climate change laid emphasis mostly on oil and gas companies...
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...The Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health Lisa Greenspon Grand Canyon University Professional Dynamics NRS-430V-0102 Elizabeth Larkins May 5, 2013 The Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health “According to the IOM report, the nursing profession is the largest segment of the nation’s healthcare workforce. Nursing represents the largest sector of the health professions, with more than 3 million registered nurses in the United States.” Transforming Practice Patients, in any healthcare setting, deserve respect and care that is centered on their unique needs. Nurses and health care are required to assist them to achieve this goal. Changing the health care system will require us to reestablish our roles as health professionals. We strive to provide and improve quality care, availability of healthcare to all patients and to help patients to value health through high quality care through proper education to gets patients healthy and understand that they need to maintain their health with our support. Building competency within the nursing practice can be done by: Encouraging and supporting nurses to practice to the full extent of their education, training, and competencies; and to foster interprofessional collaboration. Achieving such a shift will enable nurses to provide higher-quality care, reduce errors, and increase safety. Knowledge builds confidence and confidence builds competence. By transforming practice, we can create...
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...By being in the present and going to the past could change the whole future. Making one mistake in the past could change the whole world in the future. All because, someone decided to travel back in time and step on something or even kill something. I'm Ray Bradbury’s short story, “ A Sound of Thunder,” the main character, Eckel, is murdered because he changed history by being scared, met taking responsibility for his actions, and disobeying orders. Eckels never knew being scared would cause his life in the future. Eckels had changed the future of being scared of the past. Eckels had changed the future of being scared of the past. He was scared it from the beginning, so Eckels Went back in time and was too scared of the dinosaur. In that...
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...explain, in my own words, the impact that the Institute of Medicine 2010 report, “The future of Nursing: Leading change, Advancing Health”, has had on nursing education, a nurses role as a leader and on the nurses practice, (particularly in the primary care setting) as well as how I would change my practice to meet the goals of the Institute of Medicine report, in 750-1000 words. I would like to explain the Importance of the Institute of Medicine. The Institute of Medicine is an interdisciplinary committee to our country that focuses on points about our community’s health. This team was formed in 1970 under the charter of the National Academy of Sciences. They give self-governing facts that are researched for policy makers and healthcare providers for both the public & private sectors. As these teams are necessary for yielding reports, the Institute of Medicine is also attributed to having forums and other activities to create discussions and encourage critical-thinking. The Institute Of Medicine will also make recommendations for making health care more desirable and improve health professions education that has a great influence on encouraging change. Dr. Harvey V. Fineberg is president of the Institute of Medicine. “The Institute of Medicine report, The Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health, is a thorough examination of how nurses’ roles, responsibilities and education should change to meet the needs of an aging, increasingly diverse population and to respond to...
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...IOM Report: The Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health Zillian Harvey Grand Canyon University NRS-430V September 27,2015 IOM Report: The Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health The Institute of Medicine(IOM) and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF)conducted a survey from 2008-2010 which analyzed changes needed to reform nursing profession thereby improving healthcare in the United States overall. Due to the many challenges being faced by the healthcare system the report was done to focus on the evolving healthcare system focusing on the need for changes in the nursing profession. The committee focused on three primary areas of concern in the health care system which are quality, access and value. There has been a shift in the health challenges facing the health care system. There is a increase in disease processes conditions such as diabetes, arthritis, heart disease, mental health which affects almost ever 2 Americans(CDC,2010a). These conditions are expected to continue (DeVol etal., 2007) with contributing factors such as diabetes. The aging population has seen a rise in the extensiveness of chronic illnesses. Census projections predicts the population of citizens older than 65 is expected to rise from 12.7 percent in 2008 to 19.3 percent in 2030 (U.S. Census Bureau 2008), due to the increasing life expectancy of the Baby Boomers. Projections from the U.S. census board projects...
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...The new and modern times of Colombia make it what it is today. No one can ever change its past or what its future will be. Colombia has a lot of agriculture and traditions for everyone that visits or lives there. It is an amazing place to go explore when it comes to ancient times and culture. Colombia has things like bullfights, beaches, auto races, and celebrations. Many of Colombia’s celebrations cause large crowds to form there. Things like dancing, food, and their culture festivals. Colombia’s early and modern lifestyles has made it a desirable place to go visit or live in. For many years, Europeans and Amerindians lived in what is named today Colombia. Some lived by fishing and hunting others lived by farming. Alfanso de Ojeda was the first Spaniard to land in Colombia, in the 1500s. However, there was no Spanish settlement till 1533.This happened when Cartagena and Santa Maria were found. In 1538 Bogota was founded. Colombia was a captaincy general, therefore many colonies thrived and many Africans were sent to Colombia....
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...A Fight That Changed The Future In 1861 the deadliest and bloodiest war of all time began. The war was a battle between the North (union soldiers) and the South (confederate soldiers). Many people thought this war would be a short war, but it lasted 4 years. This war was the Civil War and it is an important event in history. Many people say the civil war was over states rights, but a majority of people say it was over slavery. Slavery was said to be the #1 conflict between the North and the South in the 1860’s (Guelzo 1). People from the North were being used as slaves in the south. The south liked/ wanted slaves, but the North did not agree, which is why the country was divided (Luce 1). Fifteen out of 34 of the states were slave states...
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...In the story, Ebenezer Scrooge is visited by the spirits of Christmas past, present, and future on Christmas Eve. Each spirit leads Scrooge to view one of three different times in his life in order to teach him a lesson. The spirits are determined to convince Scrooge to start being more compassionate and less miserly. With each ghost coming into his has has bad impacts and good impacts through each visit of a ghost. The ghost is the one that has the biggest influence on him because he shows the man what is going to happen and shows him his own grave, and also showed the family of the little boy who was gone die then after the ghost leaves the man changed and became happy. I think that ghost of the future because he showed him the family with the little boy who was sick and tells him that because of his actions the boy will die. I feel this ghost has a bigger impact because he changes him and gets him into the Christmas spirit. Although he doesn't understand why each ghost comes at first he begins to realize the reasons of what he has done and how he has treated people so therefore he begins...
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