...Case Study Assignment Major Depression Case Study Helga Garces Psychiatric Disorders Treatment Strategies Instructor: Zeida Gutierrez Keiser University Major Depression Major depression, also known as clinical depression is a mood disorder that causes a continuous loss of interest and feeling of sadness (Blazer, 2014). According to Blazer (2014) Major depression affect all aspects in an individual; it affects how the person thinks, feels and behave. It also affects the performance of the daily activities and can lead to a variety of emotional and physical problems (Blazer, 2014), as well as significant impairment in social, occupational, and other important areas of functioning (Mitchell and Coyne, 2009). According to DSM-5;...
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...most palpable reminder that all is not well with Filipino children. Reality reveals the many children who are denied even the most minimum of needs like food, love, nurturance, stability, security, and stimulating learning environment that will allow for their healthy development. Many Filipino children are rushed into maturity because early on in their lives, they are forced to contend with difficult problems and to take on adult roles and responsibilities. Media and popular and academic literature, more than any other time, has brought to our attention the plight of children, be they street children or not, who perform adult roles and who are in need of the basic components of a healthy family life. 2 Bautista, Roldan & Garces-Bacsal Reports of child abuse are also on the rise. Often, abused children have to deal, on their own, with the fear and pain brought on by parents, relatives, significant others, or complete strangers. Such realities repudiate Da Silva’s idealized view of children (in Torres 1990), as persons who “needs adult protection...
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...Organization Change: Wal-Mart Grant Ritter Indiana Wesleyan University September 26th 2011 The role of organizational change cannot be overestimated because if its role in providing institution with the opportunity to improve on their business processes. Through the process of organization change, business firms are more likely to improve on their business strategies and work effectively towards achieving their business goals. Wal-Mart operates a chain of stores in many locations all over the world. Over years, Wal-Mart has desired to have some changes in its organization though little has been achieved to date (Boone & Kurtz, 2010). This paper will address Wal-Mart motivators for change, structure of Wal-Mart, and recommendation of how changes can be effected within this organization. The need for change in Wal-mart is a product of motivator of change. For change to be desired an organization must be subjected to factors that motivate change. These factors can be internal or external. In the case of Wal-Mart, there two categories of motivators have worked together to create the desire for change in the firm. a) External motivators: External motivators are those considered to be operating outside the confines of the organization such as technology, social trends, changing markets and new personnel. Improved technology used in tracking sales and inventories call for change of legacy systems that are still in used in some stores in order for Wal-Mart...
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...Organization Change: Wal-Mart Grant Ritter Indiana Wesleyan University September 26th 2011 The role of organizational change cannot be overestimated because if its role in providing institution with the opportunity to improve on their business processes. Through the process of organization change, business firms are more likely to improve on their business strategies and work effectively towards achieving their business goals. Wal-Mart operates a chain of stores in many locations all over the world. Over years, Wal-Mart has desired to have some changes in its organization though little has been achieved to date (Boone & Kurtz, 2010). This paper will address Wal-Mart motivators for change, structure of Wal-Mart, and recommendation of how changes can be effected within this organization. The need for change in Wal-mart is a product of motivator of change. For change to be desired an organization must be subjected to factors that motivate change. These factors can be internal or external. In the case of Wal-Mart, there two categories of motivators have worked together to create the desire for change in the firm. a) External motivators: External motivators are those considered to be operating outside the confines of the organization such as technology, social trends, changing markets and new personnel. Improved technology used in tracking sales and inventories call for change of legacy systems that are still in used in some stores in order for Wal-Mart...
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...CASE: OB-72 DATE: 3/16/09 KIMBERLY-CLARK ANDEAN REGION: CREATING A WINNING CULTURE The culture is innocent. It is really difficult when you are a grown-up to be a kid again. —Sandra Benavides, Peru The new generations have different expectations, they have been exposed to new information and trends; they are more inclined to think in terms of people than the generation we grew up in. —Sergio Nacach, Head of Kimberly-Clark, Andean Region Sergio not only has done a terrific job in his own region, he became the evangelist, if you will, the missionary for the remaining countries and sub-regions in Latin American Operations. —Ramiro Garces, Vice President for Human Resources, LAO In the summer of 2008, Ramiro Garces, vice president of human resources for the Latin American region of Kimberly-Clark, the large consumer products company, was thinking about the many management changes spreading through the company almost like a virus. Less than a decade earlier, Kimberly-Clark had hired an Argentinean, Sergio Nacach, from Unilever. Nacach’s first job had been to run Kimberly-Clark’s operations in the small Central American country of El Salvador. Now, Nacach was running the Andean region for K-C and producing impressive business results. Because of his outstanding results, outgoing personality and willingness to talk to others about what he and his colleagues were doing, his management approach was generating interest throughout the company and particularly influencing its operations...
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...At his daughters quience, Juan Gaeces gave a wonderful, mind blowing speech about his daughter, Elicia Garces. He explained to the crowd how perfect she is and how much he loved her. Elicia will always remember this speech because it touched her in a special place. Now a days, Juan and his daughter do everything together, including sharing a bank acount. Juan is very proud of his daughter and what she has become today. Elicia takes pride in a lot of things. In this essay, you will read about Elicia's family, sports she enjoys, hobbies she has, and her future plans. Elicia has one brother named Chris, he is twenty-one. She has two sisters named Shawnta who is twenty-three, and Sam who is twenty-one. Sam is distant from the family due to her living away from home. Elicia's parents are currantly in the middle of a devorce. She lives with her father, he is her hero. Unfortunately, Elicia has no pets. She has 5 nieces, one of them passed away. Every Sunday, Elicia watches football with her father. She plays softball and soccer and actually hurt herself a few days ago playing soccer. Her favorite football team is The Dallas Cowboys, she shares sthis interest with her father. Her favorite basketball team is The Lakers. Her favorite baseball team is The Detroit Tigers. Some hobbies Elicia has are hanging out with friends, this is her favorite of all hobbies. She also enjoys Mexican dancing. Elicia is interested in sports and school, she has a deep interest in school, she is a very...
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...Rafael Garces, William Perkins, Jihyun Kang, Shashvat Gupta, Kartik Dhaduk, Firas Jafri, Ronald Cho Pemphigus Foliaceous treated with Rituximab Pemphigus is a group of blistering disorders characterized by acantholysis: the loss of adhesion between adjacent keratinocytes. Acantholysis is driven by the binding of autoimmune antibodies to intercellular adhesion molecules, notably desmogleins, desmocollins, and other desmosomal antigens. Disruption of adhesion molecules leads to the formation of intraepithelial blisters in mucous membranes and skin surfaces. Pemphigus is an extremely rare condition with an incidence rate between 0.1 and 0.5 per 100,000 people per year. It can be subdivided into four major categories based on location of blisters and type of autoantibody present....
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...scales when it comes to determining whether race works for or against minorities. Affirmative action laws should not be changed, because it is an excellent program as demonstrated by the fact that two Supreme Court justices are products of affirmative action. Originally designed to overcome the disparities created by slavery and past discrimination affirmative action is still relevant in today’s society Affirmative action laws have been the subject of legal actions and disputes. In 2003 Michigan law school had to defend its affirmative action practices before the Supreme Court in the case of Grutter versus Bollinger (Garces, 2012). The court decided that colleges and universities have an obligation to consider race in a society where race matters. Another case is currently before the Supreme Court titled Fisher versus the University of Texas (Garces, 2012). A decision in this case is imminent and can have sweeping effects on the future of affirmative action laws. Many Americans do not understand affirmative action laws. Most people see it as a personal injury of giving priority to someone that has not earned it. They fail to look at the reasons the program exists, the requirements for the program and the need for it to continue. Affirmative action is when a company takes steps to ensure that it's practices function without depriving any gender or ethnic group. It is a way to promote equality for women and ethnic minorities (Bowen, 2011). Many people use the...
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...How Social Media has Affected Marketing How has social media changed the marketing strategy used by companies? Marketing can be classified as a strategy that lets consumers know about products and can tell companies what consumers need. Social Media is an important communication tool to easily connect to other people or organizations. Studies have shown that people use information on social media as the guideline for their future purchase or planning their future trip. The marketing strategy focuses on a target market. Companies can easily reach their targets individually through the use of social media. Consumers tend to post, share, and favorite advertising through social media, which attracts other similar consumers as well. Overall, social media is an easy way for a seller to reach a target market. The increased use of social media has given marketers a larger pool of data, a better understanding of the audience’s needs, the ability to bypass gatekeepers, real-time feedback, and the chance to place their employee’s on the front line. An affective marketer usually markets their products to a target market. Target markets are customers that are most likely to buy your product. In order to obtain research and information on a target market, the marketer must receive primary data. Social media has made this easier to obtain by the click of a button. Before social media companies would use phone calls, mail, or surveys to gather primary data. This proved to be expensive...
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...JACINTO H. EGUIGUREN 33 Tanglewood Court Monmouth Junction, New Jersey 08852 732-809-0907 (M) 732-940-4259(H) egugu@yahoo.com OBJECTIVE: To bilaterally share and enhance my knowledge in business and sales. To utilize my bi-lingual skills to assist the growth of my career. EDUCATION: NJ State Dept of Workforce Development Certified Fork Lift Operator Windsor Institute of Technology M.C.S.E., M.C.S.A., C.I.W., MSOFFICE, AND A+. Alpha Train Computer Corp. Client Server Technician Program Chubb Institute Data Center Support Program De-Vry Technical Institute Electronic Technician Program Middlesex County College Associate Degree in Business Highlights of qualifications: HARDWARE: AS400, IBM Compatible, Mainframe, MS Office, Lotus Notes. Software: Microsoft Exchange, Phone Access Linkup, Electronic Mail, Visual Basic, SQL, MS Windows 95, JCL, MVS, SNA. Manager & Server, 1.2 & 2.0 SQL Server, and ARCServe, MS-DOS 6.x, Windows 3.1, W95 – 98, Windows NT, MS Office Suite Applications, Ms Outlook, Ghost, Palm Pilot Software, Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator, Microsoft SMS 1.2/2.0. Operating Systems: Installed Windows 95, Windows3.1, Windows NT 4.0, Windows 98, Windows 2000-, Windows NT 3.51 & 4.0, Unix, and PERL Script. Topology/: Token Ring and Ethernet, IPX/SPX, TCP/IP, NetBEUI, Protocols NETBIOS. EXPERIENCE: Bankers Life and Causality 05/10-09/11 Life Insurance Sales AT&T Mobility ...
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...UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE TRUJILLO FACULTAD De educación y ciencias de la comunicación ESCUELA ACADÉMICO PROFESIONAL DE Idiomas ASIGNATURA: HISTORY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE TEMA: ComparISON about Beowulf ALUMNA: GARCÉS RODRÍGUEZ, JENIFFER. AÑO: 2016– V Ciclo TRUJILLO – PERÚ COMPARISON ABOUT BEOWULF CHARACTER IN A FILM AND THE POEM The story of Beowulf is a timeless tale that many people have heard before. Beowulf is the great Anglo-Saxon hero who represents all that is good in the world and fights to protect the innocent. Beowulf goes out to battle monsters like Grendel, Grendel’s mother, and the firedrake to keep the people safe. This part of the story will always remain the same and will never change. However, when comparing the poem to the film there are in fact both similarities and substantial changes. I have considered appropriate to compare the similarities and differences of Beowulf’s personality and physical appearance. In the lines below, I will develop this issue. When comparing Beowulf’s personality and physical appearance in the poem and the film, there a few similarities between the two. Both the character in the poem and in the film possesses the same basic traits. In both the poem and the film, Beowulf is described as being the best and bravest of the Geats. Besides, it can be read and...
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...Este articulo fue publicado en la Revista Ingenieros, del Colegio de Ingenieros de Chile Edición 198 Abril Junio 2011 Este artículo hace énfasis de la importancia que tendría la ingeniería en el desarrollo de tecnologías que condicionen un mejor acceso al agua potable. DISPONIBILIDAD DE AGUA Por: Fernando Agüero Garcés El siglo XXI representa desafíos apasionantes a la ingeniería mundial, tales como el desarrollo de energías competitivas y no contaminantes, la captura del carbono que se emite en exceso a la atmosfera o la producción de3 mejores medicinas y la fabricación de equipos médicos que permitan controlar mejor la salud de las personas. Pero tal vez el reto más trascendente para mejorar la calidad de vida de millones de personas, es generar las condiciones para que todos los habitantes del planeta tengan acceso a agua potable. Hoy en día, la disponibilidad de agua para beber y otros usos es un problema crítico en muchas zonas del mundo. Aproximadamente 1.000 millones de personas viven sin acceso adecuado al agua y más del doble carece de servicios sanitarios seguros. En algunos países, la mitad de la población no tiene acceso al agua potable y, por lo tanto, severamente afectada por problemas de salud. Cada día mueren cerca de 5.000 niños en todo el mundo por enfermedades relacionadas con la diarrea. No es que en el planeta no exista agua suficiente, pero ésta no siempre se encuentra en el lugar y las condiciones adecuadas. Alrededor de 3% del agua del planeta...
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...Guayaquil, 06 de marzo de 2016 Señores CGG – SPTMF – ABG Como es de vuestro conocimiento, la situación actual de la logística de materiales hacia las islas Galápagos se da en condiciones que distan de ser las más convenientes. Como Armadores de las motonaves que proporcionan el servicio de transporte marítimo, nos resulta preocupante la situación de algunos sus componentes: 1.- ITINERARIO La falta de terminales portuarios en los puertos de destino, la descarga realizada en sitios de fondeo en situación de alta inseguridad, la lenta movilización de las barcazas, la lenta operación de los contenedores en tierra, y otros elementos del proceso, hacen que los tiempos de permanencia de los buques en un puerto determinado varíe en forma pronunciada. Sumado a esto, la descarga en la isla Isabela se da de forma manual, desde abordo hacia las barcazas. Todo ello hace que, por causas fuera de su control, los buques salgan y arriben a los puertos con más de un día de diferencia, que es la holgura permitida en el documento del itinerario vigente. Esa diferencia se multiplica en cada puerto visitado, haciendo que los atrasos sean de varios días, llegando a sumar hasta una semana en un solo viaje. Mientras no se cuente con terminales adecuados y una infraestructura de descarga conveniente, las fechas de arribo de los buques deben ser referenciales, y su incumplimiento no puede generar amonestación al buque, ya que su atraso es por causas que no controla, como mar embravecida, lentitud...
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...Test ------------------------------------------------- Fuerza Latina ------------------------------------------------- Clase 1 ------------------------------------------------- Preparación previa Raul Rivera – America Latina condenada al éxito AL no es tan fea: tiene muchas ventajas. Latinoamericanos tienen un punto de visto sobre su región bastante pesimista. Es un error. Las barreras son dentro de sus cabezas. AL es una región de clase media, pobreza es en África y Asia. * Ejemplo de Chile que se ha abierto al comercio con reformas * Los países aprendieron que reducir el déficit era importante para reducir la inflación Una cuestión primordial es la del papel de México: asumir su papel y asociarse con el sur del continente o dar este papal al Brasil. En los 60s, México estaba solo, porque era la década perdida de AL. México ha elegido asociarse con los EEUU, pero hoy es EEUU-dependiente. Es grave dar la espalda a EEUU y al Tratado De Libre Comercio De America Del Norte, pero es aun mas grave no asociarse con los que compartan tu cultura. Si no lo hace, Brasil tendrá que hacerlo. México es visto como un país indeciso: soña de una mexamerica donde es México y EEUU son solos. Con 100m de personas, México no puede ser un país vasallo de otro. Debe aprovechar de la remisas de los mexicanos en EEUU + asociase con este modelo de desarrollo y de libre empresa de Chile, Columbia y Perú. Necesidad de instituciones para la defensa y abordar el narcotráfico...
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...y Ospina Fecha: 1949 -En 1950 el artista Marco Ospina, pionero del arte abstracto en Colombia realizó un mural en su interior ARQUITECTURA: -Es uno de los más importantes ejemplos de arquitectura Art Déco, la cual se ocupa más de los efectos decorativos . -Art Déco también se observa en la decoración, la escultura y la pintura: A. Las líneas zigzagueantes de la reja de la puerta son una de las expresiones del Art Déco conocida como «modern zig zag». -B. Las formas ornamentales de las lámparas exteriores que enfatizan el dinamismo en vertical de la fachada. C. Los retallos en las bases de los planes laterales o el retallo superior contribuyen al efecto dinámico de ascenso. DANIELA ESTRADA ANGELICA YANGUAS NATALIA DE FREITAS MARIA PAULINA GÁRCES Cuidad, Cine y Arquitectura Profesor: Joaquín Llorca Recorriendo la memoria histórica del Centro de Cali Iglesia La Merced HISTORIA: -Monumento Nacional (24-II-1975) -Autor. Anónimo. -Restauraciones: Diego Salcedo, Enrique Sinisterra, José Luis Giraldo. ARQUITECTURA: -La Iglesia está compuesta por dos naves entrecruzadas perpendicularmente que generan dos capillas y el presbiterio. -Serie de sub-espacios urbanos sobre los que se han colocados entradas laterales. -La estructura de las cubiertas es de par y nudillo. Pocos elementos ornamentales se limitan prácticamente al extradós de los arcos de las...
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