...SPEECH! SLIDE 1: Thank you for coming to this meeting that effects all of us here at PHS. My name is Jessica Boone and I am the clinical educator for the Peoria hospital system. It is going to be my pleasure today to explain to you why a smoking ban in a absolute necessity at our facility. Our main goal as a hospital is to promote wellness, one new way that we can do this by implementing an outdoor smoking ban. Lets make PHS like one of the thousands of other facilities in the nation that protect our patients to the best of our abilities. SLIDE 2: Peoria Hospital Systems is the largest hospital in our town. We are the trauma one facility and provide care to over half of our community. We started in 1911 and since day one we have taken pride in our ability to pioneer new and upcoming advancements. We should continue on this path by starting a trend of smoking bans in our area. SLIDE 3: As you all know, our mission statement reads… say it with me… we are committed. To delivering. Outstanding healthcare. Period. This means… The right care, at the right time, in the right setting, at the right cost, with the best possible outcome. We are successful when what we do makes things better for people, improving the health and well-being of body, mind and spirit. SLIDE 4: We work to make a positive difference. We use our talents, skills, and expertise as healthcare providers and as community leaders to improve the quality of life for people in our community. No excuses, no wavering...
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...The E-Cig WHY CIGARETTES ARE BAD… It is only common sense that smoking is bad for us. Not only is cigarette smoking one of the most avoidable causes of poor health and death in our world today. But “smoking puts your friends and family at risk. Approximately 50,000 adult non-smokers die each year from second hand smoke alone, 3,000 of which die from lung cancer.” (NIDA/tobaccofreekids.org) Did you know that smoking is the leading cause of death in the United States “approximately 443,000 deaths or 1 of every 5 deaths, in the United States each year.”(CDC) The people who die from smoking cigarettes alone is more than deaths related to alcohol, AIDS, car accidents, illegal drugs, murders and suicides combined. “An estimated 46 million people, 20.6% of all adults in the U.S. smoke cigarettes” (CDC) It is estimated that “over 6 million children in the U.S. under the age of 18 will ultimately die from smoking. There are also 8.6 million people in the U.S. who suffer from a smoking related illness.” (tobaccofreekids.org) The vast numbers of deaths and illnesses are caused by one thing, cigarettes, but it’s not the cigarette itself that is the problem it is the chemicals that are used to produce and manufacture the cigarette that are the initial problem. Did you know that the average smoke in a cigarette contains over 4,000 different chemicals, 69 of which are known to cause cancer. Just a few of the most unbelievable ingredients a cigarette contains are but not limited to “Ammonia;...
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...The rhetorical situation Rhetorical problem: The rates of cigarette smoking among high school students in America are higher than those of adults. Teens are easy targets for the tobacco industry. Having cancer may not seem like real concerns, teens don’t think much about future health outcomes. Purpose: The purpose is to engage and convince high school students to stop smoking. A change in the young peoples attitude and action could help them minimize their chance of getting cancer. Audience: The audience is a group of young people, 17-18 years old, from an American high school class. The speaker: I am a young representative of “American Cancer Society”. Recently done a “stop smoking” campaign. They know who I am because they asked me to come so they must acknowledge my competences. Circumstances: The setting is in a classroom in an American high school – around 35 people present. There will be used a PowerPoint show to visualize the main points and capture the young audience’s attention. Language: The speech is in an informative tone (direct) because of the young audience. The main speech act is the expressive speech act and the main appeal form is pathos because of the purpose to engage them. Structure Introduction: I am an expressive speaker and I will introduce my education, campaign and experience (ethos). Acknowledge the fact that they asked me to come (expressives), thank them and underline the importance of them focusing on this topic for their own...
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...I once listened to a speech where ethics were involved that affected me as a listener. It was an informative speech cautioning smokers to smoke in designated areas only. Although I am not a smoker, there were times that the speaker alienated smokers. The speaker stated that for the second time in three months, this facility suffered a fire in close proximity to a building. The first fire was caused by the careless disposal of a cigarette butt and the second fire is still officially under investigation by the fire department; however, preliminary findings point to the exact same cause - careless disposal of a cigarette butt in an area outside a designated smoking area. The callous disregard of smoking regulations on the part of a minority of employees represents a direct threat to the safety and livelihoods of other employees. I cannot and will not continue to turn a blind eye to these threats. My primary responsibilities revolve around the safety and health of our valued employees, and the successful execution of our vital work. He went on to say he would not permit the behavior of a few careless or malicious people who violate our existing smoking policies and regulations to jeopardize the workforce and the mission. For those who continue to ignore the existing policies and regulations governing smoking on these premises will not continue to be warned. If someone is caught breaking the rules, there will be no verbal or written counseling. He or she will be subject to...
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...religion? 6. What is your major? 7. What did you like the most about my speech? 8. Do I need to improve my speech? Topics of Informative Speech First Topic: Smoking and its effect Second Topic: Abuse of children Third Topic: Drinking and driving Madeya Chunawala Topic: Smoking and its effect General Purpose: To inform Specific Purpose: To inform my audience about the effects of smoking. Central idea: The effects of smoking cause several diseases and lead to death. Introduction: I. Attention-getting device: According to inforesearchlab.com/smoking death, smoking will kill 6.5million people in 2015. It also states that over 443,000 American dies because of smoking every year. II. Relevance: Being informed about the effects of smoking will help us to save our life. III. Credibility: I’ve never did smoking, but I have seen many deaths due to smoking in my family. IV. Central idea: The effects of smoking cause several diseases and lead to death. V. Preview: I will tell you what the effect of smoking is in human body. Transition: Once you understand the effect of smoking, then you will understand why you want to avoid it. Body: I. Smoking is a practice in which...
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...Ethics and Freedom of Speech: How they Function in Cigarette and Electronic Cigarette Campaigns Understanding ethics and freedom of speech are vitally important when undertaking a PR campaign. This was not the case for neither Edward L. Bernay’s “Torches of Freedom” campaign nor the electronic cigarette campaign mentioned in the assignment description. In many ways, both campaigns are unethical to participate in. However, the “Torches of Freedom” campaign is much more unethical due to societies lack of knowledge of smoking’s dangers at the time and the American public’s heightened awareness and cautiousness of substance abuse dangers that came about in following centuries. Ethics of E-cigs vs. Torches of Freedom Campaign From an ethical...
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...The Effects of Smoking during Pregnancy Cassandra Buckner National American University Abstract There are many dangers to an unborn child that can follow them the rest of their lives from maternal smoking. Many studies and significant research shows smoking during pregnancy increases the risk of a long list of problems. Still birth is the most common complication, but placental dysfunctional, premature labor and low birth weight are also problems that can harm the fetus. Over 40% of children studied also had some form of heart defect. Exposure to cigarette smoke during pregnancy has also been linked to SIDS. Birth defects such as cleft palate and cleft lip can be caused from smoking while pregnant as well as your child being diagnosed with asthma. Speech defects as well as behavioral problems such as ADD/ADHD also play a role in maternal smoking. No one would give an infant a cigarette, so why would we while carrying our child smoke? Smoking during pregnancy can harm both the baby and the mother. Most would do anything to protect their child. Yet many women, who feel this way, continue to smoke while pregnant, insisting that the dangers are non-existent. In reality, there are many dangers to an unborn child that can follow them for the rest of their lives, if they survive gestation, and birth. Miscarriages, low birth weight, premature labor, and organ defects are just a few things that can plague the child of a smoking mother. There are many studies, and significant...
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...bans promotional advertising by an electrical utility, 447 U.S. 557, which is closely related to the tobacco cases. Several opinions presented by Judge Powell can apply in these cases. First, in applying the First Amendment to this area, Judge Powell rejected the “highly paternalistic” view that government has complete power to suppress or regulate commercial speech. Second, the Judge also believed that if the communication is neither misleading nor related to unlawful activity, the government’s power is more restricted. The government agency must assert a substantial interest to be achieved by restrictions on commercial speech. Moreover, the regulatory technique must be in proportion to that interest. Furthermore, the Central Hudson case set the standards as for whether a governmental restriction on speech is constitutionally admissible. It also provided several tests as for whether the restriction is constitutionally admissible. The Central Hudson case, as a key precedent, also developed a four-part analysis for similar cases. a) Determine whether the expression is protected by the First Amendment. For commercial speech to come within that provision, it at least must concern lawful activity and not be misleading. b) Examine whether the asserted governmental interest is substantial. c) If both inquiries yield positive answers, we must determine whether the regulation directly advances the governmental interest asserted and d) whether it is not more extensive than is necessary...
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...welcome to my speech I hope that with this speech you’ll grow and learn from my speech b. As I said my name is deron barrett and I am a entry level accountant that works for generic pharmaceutical company named teva pharmaceutical which profits billions of dollars every year. My background start in the suburb of Philadelphia which I have spent most of my life there. I am a very active person who believe in health, I graduated AIU with an associate degree and now im trying to finish my bachelor in business and major in healthcare management. c. What I will be proposing to my company is the ban of smoking on the Teva campus which has multiple pluses for coworkers and the business. II. MAIN POINT healthier lifestyle A. To be a leader in the pharmaceutical company which helps people all around the world with our drugs that fight off diseases, we should also make an considerable stance on smoking which kill millions of people worldwide. B. So my proposal is that as one of our standard operation procedure we should adopt an no smoking on campus rule and should be immediately adopted in our employee handbook. C. Smoking is known to kill millions of individual every year it also known to attack the respiratory system causing infection and immune disease. D. It also causes weaker bones, damages heart function, lung function, eyesight and certainly cancer. E. As in active individual that known the side effects of smoking and second hand smoking I truly think...
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...Marlene’s Laryngectomy Laryngectomy according to ASHA (American Speech-Language-Hearing Association) is “the removal of the voice box (larynx) from the neck, usually because of cancer”. Throat cancer may occur by “heavy smoking and drinking, poor eating habits-not enough vitamins from fruits and vegetables, weakened immune system, exposure to chemicals and acid reflux” (ASHA, 2015). A Laryngectomy causes different impacts in the person that goes through this procedure. And influences one’s person life in family, social, career, financial among others contexts. Marlene’s story explains how she went through this procedure and how one of the causes of throat cancer, smoking, affected her life. Thirty-nine years of excessively smoking and sore...
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...Stephen Sung 4/26/2011 Speech 100 JC Commemorative Speech Outline Joe, a Friend, an Inspiration, a Hero. Introduction Have you ever done something out of peer pressure from a friend or family member? My friend Joe has. In his case, that something was cigarettes. “According to the American Lung Association, as of 2007 20% of high school students and over forty-six million adults (18+) were current smokers” (Lung). Joe started smoking when he was 14 years old because all of his friends were doing it. He has battled with this addiction for most of his adult life. So, why is he a hero? For starters I am a current smoker and have been smoking for the better part of eight years. Most importantly, he is an inspiration because he is the only I person I know who has successfully quit smoking. Even though we've been friends for a long time, I had never thought to ask him about why he started and how he was finally able to free himself from his nicotine addiction. Body (Preview): It started the summer of 1999, the summer before our freshman year of high school. Joe began smoking cigarettes when he was fourteen years old. A) He was peer pressured into smoking his first cigarette by our mutual friends. 1) He felt that if he turned down the cigarette, he would be ostracized from that group of friends and forced to go through his high school years as a loser. 2) He figured that if had to resort to smoking to survive high school then so be it. B) Through...
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...people's individual diseases, it also means changing and preventing harmful behaviours which can improve and even save people's lives.” (Hscic.gov.uk, 2015) Health Care Campaigns help the well-being of individuals. Stoptober and the new smoking law Stoptober is a campaign which is England wide. The campaign encourages smokers across England to take up the challenge to stop smoking for 28 days. Celebrity Stoptober advocates, including the former England football player Ian Wright, Al Murray and Paddy McGuiness have pledged their support for the innovative campaign. Promotion of the campaign, which is backed by Cancer Research UK and the British Heart Foundation, includes ads on TV, radio and in the press, plus national media partnerships, posters, and in-pharmacy literature. People joining the campaign are able to receive support from a Stoptober pack, an online and smartphone app and a 28-day text support service. Research shows those who stop smoking for 28 days are 5 times more likely to stay smoke free. Stoptober will lend a hand to help smokers achieve this goal. Smoking is the biggest cause of premature death in England and each year it accounts for over 100,000 deaths in the UK and 1 in 2 long-term smokers will die prematurely from a smoking disease. As well as Stoptober, it has now been made illegal to smoke in a car with anyone under the age of 18. Change 4 Life Change4Life is a public health programme in England which began in January 2009, run by the Department...
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...You are the head prefect in your school. At the beginning of the new school term, you have been asked to remind students about the school regulations. Write out your speech using the notes below:- ATTIRE:- | | School uniform | -neat -wear white shoes and socks | Hair | -boys - short -girls - short or long - long hair must be tied up | Nails | -short | Make up-is not allowed in school! | CONDUCT:- | | -No loitering | -No handphones | -No jewellery | -No smoking | -Be punctual | -Respect teachers | -Pay attention in class | -No playing truant | When writing the speech, remember to; - include all the points given - elaborate on the points - set out your speech correctly - write in paragraph Sample answer + explanation on the framework (Pay attention to how the points are elaborated) Sample Answer | Explanation | Good morning to our principal, teachers and fellow students. Welcome to the new school term. I am Nuzul Fikrie Ahmad, the head prefect of SMK Raja Muda. This morning, I would like to refresh your memory about our school regulations especially regarding attire and conduct. | Paragraph 1 – INTRODUCTION 1) Greet the audience. e.g: Good morning / afternoon / evening to * boys and girls.. * our principal, teachers and fellow students… (at an official school function) * Mr Chairman, ladies and gentlemen… (at an official function or society meeting) * Yang Berhormat, Tan...
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...graphics depicting the negative health consequences of smoking. As well as print messages to be displayed on twenty percent of all ads with a warning of the health risks. R.J Reynolds Tobacco Co VS the FDA was a case against the act in stating being limited by speech, or graphics is against the first amendment. Visuals are key in advertising it helps hold the attention of the viewer. For over fifty years the government has required some form of health warning on tobacco packaging, and advertisements. In the 1979, Camels ad its most evident of the health risk warning, by the warning label print on the front of the ad. The congress passed the Tobacco Control Act in order to reform the language used in advertisements so the general public “be intelligent and well informed” () Since the 1940s ads progressively gained more attention with underlying tones of one of the basic needs appeals as told in fowles article. The Reynolds case caused a chain reaction in the tobacco community. In 2011 five other companies followed suit, trying to appeal the act. The argument that emotion conflicting ads helped the companies to overshadow misleading facts about cigarettes was leading evidence in the final decision. In 2012 Zauderer Vs. Office of Disciplinary Counsel is a case that was apart of the domino fact, as an appeal to the Tobacco Control Act. Zauderer presented his case from a different perspective. Judge Leon noted that “compelled speech” is “presumptively unconstitutional” and is typically...
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...1. I agree with Stephen Chapman because government officials should not be allowed to send a letter to the MPAA to use smoking as a way to determine a film's rating because that is censorship. The first amendment states that the government cannot interfere with freedom of speech therefore this is a clear violation of the first amendment, one that should be changed. 2. Chapman disproves many experts claims that more teenagers smoke because they see actors smoking in movies more than once. The first time he disproves it is by pointing out the fact that teenage smoking has decreased even while smoking in the movies has increased. Another way he disproves this theory is by using baseball, "Just because there is lots of beer drinking at baseball...
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