...Jimbert S. Roda Prk. Sandayong, Sto.Nino Dist., Pagadian City Contact No: +639106695075 Email: jimbertroda@yahoo.com CAREER OBJECTIVE: To obtain a meaningful and challenging position that enables me to learn and apply my experiences in the Field of Research and Production Industries. PERSONAL INFORMATION: Name : Jimbert S. Roda Date of Birth : September 08, 1990 Age : 25 years old Place of Birth : Dinas, Zamboanga Del Sur Religion : Born Again STRENGTHS: ➢ Capable of long hours of work, passionate and devoted ➢ Very determined person and prefers to get the job done as early as possible ➢ Open-minded and a good communicator ➢ Good attention to detail ➢ Pleasing personality ➢ Good sense of judgment ➢ Able to extend oneself towards others wholeheartedly ➢ Respect other people’s work ethics ➢ Can effectively interact and work well with other people under times of pressure PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: STEEL ASIA MANUFACTURING CORPORATION 2013-2015 Position: Quality Assurance Engineer • Conducts product testing on its physical, mechanical and chemical properties of steel bars and verify if the products meet the specified requirements under PNS and ISO. • Certifies and issues Quality Assurance certificate. MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY ...
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...Configuring your network settings to use Google Public DNS When you use Google Public DNS, you are changing your DNS "switchboard" operator from your ISP to Google Public DNS. In most cases, the IP addresses used by your ISP's domain name servers are automatically set by your ISP via the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP). To use Google Public DNS, you need to explicitly change the DNS settings in your operating system or device to use the Google Public DNS IP addresses. The procedure for changing your DNS settings varies according to operating system and version (Windows, Mac or Linux) or the device (computer, phone, or router). We give general procedures here that might not apply for your OS or device; please consult your vendor documentation for authoritative information. Note: We recommend that only users who are proficient with configuring operating system settings make these changes. Important: Before you start Before you change your DNS settings to use Google Public DNS, be sure to write down the current server addresses or settings on a piece of paper. It is very important that you keep these numbers for backup purposes, in case you need to revert to them at any time. After changing your settings, if you encounter a problem and cannot connect to the Internet, please call our support numbers for troubleshooting instructions. We also recommend that you download this page and print it, in the event that you encounter a problem and need to refer to these instructions...
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...The setting of a story often helps a reader to feel as if he were actually a part of the story. Franz Kafka and Herman Melville are two authors who chose specific settings for their stories. The settings they chose help to place their characters into perspective and to understand the problems they face. Franz Kafka’s Metamorphosis and Herman Melville’s Billy Budd take place at different points in time and in different settings; Metamorphosis in an apartment in the early 1900’s, and Billy Budd on a ship in the late 18th Century. These settings help to identify the mood of each story. Metamorphosis takes place in the early 1900’s in the apartment of Gregor Samsa. Kafka does not provide a geographical setting for Metamorphosis, however, the significance of the story taking place on land is the ability of the characters to escape at their own will. Metamorphosis begins with Gregor unable to get out of his bed for work, later succumbing to the fact that he has morphed into an insect. Gregor’s extreme tardiness for work causes upheaval and chaos in the Samsa home; The father is screaming, Gregor’s boss comes to the house to find his employee, Gregor’s mother and sister are crying because they are scared, and there are guests in the home. The setting of the entire Samsa family being confined into a small apartment makes the the turmoil that arises a much larger issue than it really is. At a certain point, the Samsa family, led by their father, decides to isolate Gregor into...
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...Faults within Windows OS POS355 August 24, 2015 Dr. Boyd Faults within Windows OS The security within an operating system is vital to the overall operation of your operating system, and in this case even more important to Windows OS because of how it is used across various platforms. The security within Windows is provided to protect your operating system from any unwanted visitors whether it be accidental or not (Stallings, 2015), but not all security is perfect. Sometimes security contains flaws and some flaws are bigger than others and some flaws can destroy your system from the inside out. These faults can be patched and some are so minute that they can be resolved with something as little as switching the settings. Switching the settings sounds like something that would never be a fault, but what happens when the fault that was created was man made. The fault that lies within Windows was a nuisance but the real issued lied with how many users decided to handle that nuisance. There are three different types of hackers trying to gain access to your system. These three hackers are called the Masquerader, the Misfeasor and the clandestine user. A Masquerader is someone who is not authorized but gains access and infiltrates your systems access controls to exploit your account ("Windows 7 Known Security Flaws", 2009). A Misfeasor is a person who has been granted access to data and resources but misuses and takes advantage of the information he has received ("Windows 7...
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...Health Care Delivery Systems Ja*** Sta***** 04/12/2011 Health Care Delivery Systems Exam Paper The challenges faced in our most extreme healthcare facilities The Dialysis, Correctional, Mental Health, and Substance Abuse health care facilities are four very diverse settings in many ways. Yet in others they are similar. They represent many of the aspects of society that are orphaned, discarded, or swept under the rug, challenging both the caregiver and patient alike. Each represents an environment of extremes. Professionals must exercise the highest degree of vigilance in order to successfully provide patients with the care they need under the unique circumstances that each environment presents. In many ways each one of these facilities has a captive cliental with little or no choice but to be compliant or face dire consequences. In the dialysis setting compliance is enforced by the simple fact treatment is necessary to maintain their life. The correctional setting is harsh and restrictive with many imposed limitations, presenting the potential for serious health risk to inmate and care provider alike. The mental health facility is challenged by the lack of stability within the mind of the patient who is viewed as having “disordered thinking” presenting healthcare providers with the challenge of helping someone who is unable to follow orders or unwilling to even be treated. Substance abuse facilities have a patient base of substance dependent clients who present many...
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...Mark Connell- 20764962 Performance Management Package Performance Standards Any occupation requires certain knowledge, skills and abilities I order to perfrom the job at an acceptable level. The KSA’s for UWA academics can be broken up into three hey areas. These areas are: * Research * Teaching * Service For the teaching part of the role of academics, various KSA’s needed for this include: * Extensive knowledge of the material at hand, including knowledge of real world related problems. * Ability to express information and ideas in ways that students can understand and being able to engage with students. * Ability to be clear about learning outcomes with students and being able to align assessments with those outcomes. * Ability to respond to students queries about the topics covered and provide them with other helpful insight into the industry studied. * Be available for consultation outside class hours to ensure that students may ask questions if there is a lack of understanding. * Competent in literacy and a little bit of technology. The performance standards for the teaching part of consist on focusing on the effectiveness of teaching and the overall effect on the students. These include: * Supporting all students in order to ensure that they have the best chance of succeeding in the course. * Material is made easy to understand and teaching methods are engaging for students. * Assessments align well with outcomes...
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...Describe with empirical evidence the client’s characteristics that affect therapy outcome. Psychotherapy and Older Adults Resource Guide Introduction Since about 1990, changes in the Medicare reimbursement system have allowed psychologists to provide services to older adults with Medicare coverage. These changes, in combination with managed care and market place changes have made older adult clients attractive as a client population to increasing numbers of psychologists and other mental health service providers. As the Baby Boomers become older adults over the next several years, one can expect both the need and the demand for mental health services to increase: Need is likely to change because Boomers have higher prevalence of depression and other mental disorders than do the GI Generation and Depression era cohorts; Demand may change because Boomers have typically been psychologically minded and relatively high consumers of mental health services. Key questions in thinking about working with older adults concern whether psychological interventions can be expected to work with older adults. If they work, are adaptations from work with younger adults necessary? In this resource page, research bearing on both of these questions is summarized. Does therapy work with older adults? Before turning to psychological interventions, which are the main focus of this resource guide, it should be noted that psychological assessment with older adults is more specialized than are interventions...
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...500 WEEK 3 DQ CUSTOM ORDER Evaluate the importance of each major steps in policy analysis as it relates to political choice. Next, debate if one would conside any of these steps more important than another. Procvide a rationale to support your answer. There are five steps that most Policy Analysts attempt to follow and these are: • Definition of the problem • Setting objectives and criteria • Developing alternatives • Analyzing various policies • Ranking and choosing Under the Definition of Problem Policy analysts need to decide which of the problems facilng public organisations are most pressing. There are several questions that need answers, the analyst must seek a clear statement of the problem, information of the nature and range of solutions. These questions include but not limited to: who is affected? Why has the problem surfaced? How does this problem relate to similar problems? E.g. building homes for the disabled: The analyst should be informed about the time or money and the limitations. He/she can talk to those who did similar jobs. Setting Objective and Criteria In setting the objective and criteria, the analyst should be able to say what the project is worth for the agency to achieve result A instead of B, e.g. routing a highway, the factors to be considered are the cost of the project, how many people will use the high way, number of houses and other properties that might be displaced, impact of noise and pollution on adjacent...
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...This paper explains vital techniques that should be used in health care settings for effective communication within health care organizations. Effective communication is a key asset for the success of any health care organization. The first technique that will be explained is verbal communication skills for health care job settings. This kind of communication is aimed at every employee in this type of job setting, because the focus to being committed to adhering to medical problems involves examining what the cause of that problem is to better work to find a solution. Effective verbal/listening skills to patients/consumers shows that you as an employee in the health care setting are interested in finding a solution to the problem if there is one, or maybe the person just needs someone to talk too. Verbal communication skills are not just a one person communication technique/skill, and patients or consumers must be inclined to listen to the employee too. When you show a person that you have verbal/listening skills they will feel more comfortable sharing their situation with you. Next this paper explains different forms of written communication and why this form of communication is effective in health care job settings. There are different forms of written communication such as memorandums, reports, news paper articles, emails, and phone text. Memorandums are an effective communication technique because management can efficiently communicate among other teams of management...
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...in team settings is when there is lack of trust between team members. When a disagreement or miscommunication occurs within the team, this is the point where an alternative dispute resolution should be administered to resolve these issues among learning team members. Alternative dispute resolutions are various processes that can be used to litigate an issue. Some of the areas of alternate dispute resolution consist of negotiation, mediation and arbitration. In a learning team setting, the best alternative dispute resolution to use is mediation because it allows the team members to give their opinions and interact with others more efficiently. When it comes to mediation, team members will have the opportunity to tell their side of the issue and others will be able to pinpoint the problem, gather ideas and come up with a solution. In a team setting there are many reasons why mediation may be needed. Mediation will help the personality conflicts within the team, miscommunication between team members, equal workloads and time constraints on projects. In a team setting the process leading to the use of an alternate dispute resolution always begins with a problem. Once the problem is identified, an attempt to try and fix the problem through discussion should follow and this is when it will be discovered that the issue is in need of an alternate dispute resolution. Team members involved in this dispute should be given the option to participate in the mediation. Setting up how the...
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...speech, language and communication problems in people of all ages which would help them in the future to help them to communicate better. A speech and language therapist is also known as a SLT. Some of the problems a SLT may face while at work is if the child or adult has difficulty producing speech (this is the phonetics, an example of this would the production of a vowel- the mouth is opened and there is air forced from the lungs through the larynx leading the vocal folds vibrate. If the sounds have a higher frequency they would have a higher pitch. Another thing a SLT does is helps to understand and help to use the language being produced, any people who have difficulty feeding, chewing or swallowing, if the patient has a stammer or a voice problem. The people who get referred to a SLT could have problems from a stroke, if they have a learning disability such as autism; it could also be a neurological disorder such as Parkinson’s, cancer of the mouth and throat, a head injury or even a clef plate. Some of the places that a SLT could work is in a hospital setting (they would normally have their own ward), in a community health centre, within a mainstream school which would have children with speech difficulties, a special school, within a home and in an assessment unit and day centres. Some skills which are useful for a speech and language therapist is that they have good communication and listening skills, having the ability to solve problems, having the capacity for study...
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...Learn more about express settings When you set up Windows, you’ll be offered a set of express settings, which are recommended to connect your PC to services that give you a more personalized experience, help make your PC more reliable and secure, and help make Microsoft services better. If you choose to use the express settings that are recommended, you can change these settings later. If you’d prefer to customize your settings instead of selecting express settings, choose Customize. The following info tells you more about each setting. Automatically find and connect to devices and content on this network If your PC is connected to a local network when you choose express settings, your PC will be able to discover and communicate with other PCs and devices on that network. Some shared printers or other network-connected devices will be automatically installed on your PC. Files, folders, and network-connected devices that you choose to share will be made available to other PCs on the network. Automatically install Windows updates, device software, and app updates · Windows Update. Windows will automatically install important and recommended updates for your PC as Microsoft releases them. If you’re on a metered Internet connection (for example, a network that charges you for data on a mobile broadband network), Windows Update will only download the most critical updates, such as updates to stop severe PC viruses and updates that help ensure that update services continue...
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...older adults requiring long-term care of some kind increases. These adults have varying needs, but most adults have problems with skin integrity, muscle weakness, and emotional issues in long-term care facilities. Interventions to meet these needs focus on preventing skin break down, improving muscle strength to prevent falls, and settings that promote usefulness and a feeling of not being alone. Current options available to older adults may not meet all of their needs, and creativity is needed in devising interventions to meet these needs. Structuring long-term care settings to encourage activity in older adults and connecting with other generations can help prevent feelings of loneliness and uselessness, and help older adults live meaningful and productive lives in long-term care settings. Long-Term Healthcare Needs of the Elderly As adults age many will require long-term health care. The evolving needs of the older adult population will require creative and new ways to meet their health care needs. This paper will look at the needs older adults have, and options that are currently available to meet these long-term care needs. This paper will also present new options that have been proposed for long-term health care settings, how these options compare with current interventions, and what outcomes can be expected if these new options are implemented. The Problem As life expectancies increase the older adult population will also increase. According to the 2000 Census there...
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...of all sizes maintain some form of organizational structure, which plays a role in the effectiveness of the communication distributed both in and outside of its walls. This paper explains vital techniques that should be used in health care settings for effective communication within health care organizations. It’s essential for an organization to use different and effective communication methods within the structure such as oral communication technique, forms of written communication, and visual communication skills. Although I do not currently belong to an organization, below are some of the communications techniques that I choose to describe. Organization communication is a crucial advantage to any success within health care organizations. The first technique that will be explained is verbal communication skills for health care job settings. This kind of communication is aimed at every employee in this type of job setting, because the focus to being committed to adhering to medical problems involves examining what the cause of that problem is to better work to find a solution. Effective verbal/listening skills to patients/consumers shows that you as an employee in the health care setting are interested in finding a solution to the problem if there is one, or maybe the person just needs someone to talk too. Verbal communication skills are not just a one-person communication technique/skill, and patients or consumers must be inclined to listen to the employee too. When you show...
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...us/question_des/NRS-433VWeek5-Evidence-BasedPracticePresentation-HealthcareAssociatedInfections/2856 contact us at: help@mindblows.us NRS-433V Week 5 - Evidence-Based Practice Presentation - Healthcare Associated Infections NRS-433V Week 5 - Evidence-Based Practice Presentation - Healthcare Associated Infections [12 Slides + Speaker Notes] This is a CLC assignment. Choose a nursing problem from your current practice setting, and identify a possible solution to that problem. Conduct a search of the literature related to this problem. Analyze and critically appraise evidence-based literature to support the solution to the identified problem. A minimum of (5) articles must be identified. This may include guidelines from the National Guideline Clearinghouse, Joanna Briggs Institute, or a review from the Cochrane Database of Systematic Review. Prepare a 10-minute (8-10 slides; no larger than 5 MB) PowerPoint presentation related to the problem, evidence appraisal, and practice implications. Include the following components into the presentation: 1. Present the nursing practice problem with the PICOT question. 2. Discuss your appraisal of the literature that addresses the problem. 3. Present the proposed practice changes from an integration of the findings. While APA format is not required for the body of this assignment, solid academic writing is expected and in-text citations and references should be presented using APA documentation guidelines, which can be found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success...
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