...Virginia Henderson, her theory was named a “need theory” and emphasized importance of maintaining independence so that process after being in the hospital would not be delayed. Categorized nursing into 14 components based on needs. * Her definition of nursing was: "The unique function of the nurse is to assist the individual, sick or well, in the performance of those activities contributing to health or its recovery (or to peaceful death) that he would perform unaided if he had the necessary strength, will or knowledge. And to do this in such a way as to help him gain independence as rapidly as possible" (Henderson, 1966). The 14 components * Breathe normally. Eat and drink adequately. * Eliminate body wastes. * Move and maintain desirable postures. * Sleep and rest. * Select suitable clothes-dress and undress. * Maintain body temperature within normal range by adjusting clothing and modifying environment * Keep the body clean and well groomed and protect the integument * Avoid dangers in the environment and avoid injuring others. * Communicate with others in expressing emotions, needs, fears, or opinions. * Worship according to one’s faith. * Work in such a way that there is a sense of accomplishment. * Play or participate in various forms of recreation. * Learn, discover, or satisfy the curiosity that leads to normal development and health and use the available health facilities. The first 9 components are...
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...How Nurses are Portrayed in the Media Jennifer Hodges Stevenson University Professional Seminar 1 NURS 313 Dr. L. Paris, RN How Nurses are Portrayed in the Media As far back as one can go in history women have been depicted as the ones who nourish, nurture, and tend to the care of children, aging family members, and the wounded. How nurses have depicted themselves can be expressed not only by their actions, but by the uniforms they have worn over time. The image of Florence Nightingale in her uniform, carrying her lamp and caring for the wounded is an image instilled in nurses’ minds to this day. Unfortunately, this is not the image instilled in the public today. On television nurses are portrayed as sexual beings, and we are being defined as such. Nursing should promote Ms. Nightingales teachings to the public in everyday situations. The Truth About Nursing, a non-profit organization, speaks frequently on the image of nursing and on empowering nurses to change how they are perceived (Geller & Summers, 2014, p. 26). Ms. Summers is the founder and the executive director. The image of nurses is in the hands of each individual nurse. Therefore it is essential for each nurse to take a stand and vocalize his/her role in the medical profession. It is important that nurses remember the past. However, it is even more important that the legacy we leave behind is of a profession that is strong and accurate. We can do this by responding to the negative images...
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...The Virginia Henderson Need Theory Samantha Hodge Estrella Mountain Community College English 102 Professor Jason Guertin December 18, 2015 The Virginia Henderson Theory Nursing theories have been in existence for many years, however, the use of these theories in practice have been minimal (Younas & Sommer 2015). In many nursing schools however, students are mandated to apply nursing theories. Application of these have indicated improved organization in practice and higher quality of care, while in reality practicing nurses do not utilized these teachings (Younas & Sommer 2015). In this paper, Virginia Henderson Theory will be analyzed to show how it can be applied to the clinical setting. The components of this theory as it relates to human needs will be examined and the nurse’s role with regards to patient care. The Need Theory Henderson’s theory surrounds the concept of getting the patient to a state of independence, so as to promote continued wellness after hospitalization (Younas & Sommer 2015). The theory also grouped nursing care into fourteen components which are very similar to Maslow’s hierarchy of needs diagram. These needs range from physiological needs, which accounts for the first nine components to psychological needs which covers the tenth and fourteenth components (Younas & Sommer 2015). The eleventh component deals with the patient’s spiritual and moral needs, and the remaining two components are sociological...
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...Inside General Motors: Communicating through the crisis By Marc Wright http://www.simply-communicate.com/case-studies/internal-communication/inside-general-motors-communicating-through-crisis Katie McBride had the hottest seat in internal communications last year as car giant General Motors filed for Chapter 11 in one of the most dramatic melt-downs of the economic crisis. She came to the IABC World Conference to a sell-out session where she relived her experiences of the last 12 months. This was no small deal – General Motors was – and still is – one of the world’s leading automakers. From its global headquarters in Detroit it directs business in 157 countries around the world, employing some 205,000 people. The company produces cars and trucks in 31 countries, including the US, China, Brazil, Germany, the UK, Canada and Italy selling such brands as Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, FAW, GMC, Daewoo, Holden, Jiefang, Opel, Vauxhall and Wuling. McBride has now moved onto other roles at GM but as Head of Employee Communications back in 2009 she drove through a three part strategy. “Our aim was to keep leaders visible and accessible to instill confidence in their direction and the company’s future through open, honest communication that involved the entire leadership team and not just the CEO. Secondly we wanted to reach our whole audience globally in a way that was meaningful and relevant and thirdly use employees as ambassadors for our products.” The first part...
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...Sport Marketing Project for Sport Planning and Promotion Spring 2009 Sean Waple Sports Exercise Science: Sport Management University of Akron TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE 1.) Cover Page PAGE 2.) Table of Contents PAGE 3.) Team Logo PAGE 4.) 4 Ps of Marketing PAGE 5.) Our Consumer PAGE 6.) Mission Statement PAGE 7.) Marketing Objectives PAGE 8.) Duties and Positions PAGE 9.) Salaries of Marketing Team PAGE 10.) Demographics PAGE 11.) Map of Las Vegas PAGE 12.) Competitors PAGE 13.) Stadium Layout PAGE 14.) Ticket Prices PAGE 15.) Sponsorships and Promotions PAGE 16.) Signage PAGE 17.) Bibliography 4 Ps of Marketing Product: The nature of the product or service, including decisions as to a product line, product extensions, and meeting new consumer needs within the designated group of customers. Price: A fair price that also reflects the image you want to portray about your product or service. Consideration includes competitor’s prices, available discounts, and market share. Place: The actual distribution of your product or service. This could include means of transporting goods to wholesale and retail outlets or references to the geographic location of your stadium or health club. Promotion: Getting your message about products and services to potential consumers. This can be attained through publicity, advertising, or other means of communication. Our Consumers Our Consumers are classified in one of the following categories based on...
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...The Fall of Lloyd George * When Bonar Law resigned in 1921 Lloyd Georges relations with the conservatives started to break down * In 1922 Lloyd George was accused of selling peerages to finance his own party in the ‘honours scandal’ * In the ‘Chanak Affair’ Lloyd George was accused of ordering British troops into action without consulting government * The Conservatives believed that they could stand for election successfully without Lloyd George after their success at Newport * In the famous Carlton Club meeting of 1922 they decided to go into the election independently * Bonar Law and Baldwin made key speeches in the meeting * The conservatives won the following election which was in 1922. The Asquithian Liberals and Lloyd George won 116 seats between them. Labour managed to win 142 seats which was the first sign of the Liberal decline and Labour becoming the key party to battle the Conservatives for government The Conservatives and Labour Governments 1923-9 * As the British political described is often described as a two-horse-race with the fall of the Liberals fall came the rise of the Labour Party * Labour managed to get into power under Ramsay MacDonald in 1923-4 and 1929 but these were minority governments * After eight months Bonar law had to resign due to illness and was replaced by Baldwin who called an election on tariff reform and lost * The Labour party went some way to prove they could be adequate in office by introducing...
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...Abstract In the opinion of most Bonnie and Clyde where the most famous and most romantically involved criminals in American history, Bonnie Elizabeth Parker and Clyde Chestnut Barrow were two young Texans having and early 1930s crime spree before my time of birth would forever leave their legacy to be criticized by many and envied by most. Most people only live to tell the story of what was expected, but I am here to state the facts of who Bonnie and Clyde really were, grasping your attention, making your mind run full with imagination and placing yourself in the era owned by Bonnie and Clyde the 1930's. Bonnie Elizabeth Parker born October 01, 1910, Clyde Chestnut Barrow born March 24, 1909, both from Dallas, Texas and ambushed in Bienville Parrish, Louisiana on May 23, 1934 killed at least nine officers and other civilians, leaving Bonnie to always have her name placed first in the matter, as do to respect that ladies always come first. As most would lead you to believe by all the hype, what they say was a reality for the two young lovers, this let's the listener carry the idea of Bonnie and Clyde in all their fancy clothes, and broke all the rules of the norm. Bonnie and Clyde never feared the law and lived a life of infamous luxury keeping them on the run. Reality was different, Bonnie and Clyde and the Barrow gang lived a hard, uneasy life left by narrow escapes, botched robberies, injury, and murder. They became one of the first outlaw media stars after...
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...Alexander O’Brien 195 Trenier Dr. Henderson, NV 89002 Cell: 702-752-5608 Email:obrienzion@gmail.com Marketing & Promoting / Performer / Public speaker To whom it may concern, You may be wondering why a former Tour guide with Communication experience is applying for this position. If so, please take a moment to review my qualifications. You'll see that I have the required skills to transition into this new role. I am ready for this career change and guarantee that my work will exceed your expectations. Here is how my experience and skills meet your requirements: My personal qualities combined with my diverse experience in promoting will contribute to not only the facility but to enhance the customer’s experience with in this business. My communication skills combined with my performing experience and marketing ethics are a perfect match for this self-motivated position. This enclosed resume outlines my experience and skills. I look forward to taking the next steps with you. I appreciate your consideration! Sincerely, Alexander O'Brien 702-752-5608 obrienzion@gmail.com Alexander O'Brien | obrienzion@gmail.com Tel: 702-752-5608 | | Qualifications · Promoting experience | · Customer service expert | · Marketing experience | · Public speaking experience | · Professional musician | · Computer experience | | | | Experience Flyboard Las Vegas, Lake Las Vegas, Nevada 89011 ...
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...DEADLY UNNA? CHAPTERS 29-34 Drawing on events from the above chapters, respond to the following questions in full sentences. 1. What is the attitude of the people of the Port to Dumby Red’s shooting? (chaps.29-30) 2. Explain what Blacky means when he says on p. 201, “That’s exactly how everything looked after the shooting. That’s how I felt, too. Inside and outside. Grey and heavy, like lead, like a sinker.” 3. In chapter 32 Blacky receives negative feedback from various people when he mentions Dumby’s funeral and suggests that: a. He wants to go to the funeral b. That something should ‘be done’ What reasons can you provide to explain their lack of enthusiasm for Blacky’s suggestions? 4. By the end of chapter 32, what conclusions has Blacky come to as far as his feelings for Cathy and Dumby? 5. What advice does Blacky get from The Brady Bunch and how does it help him? (chap.33) 6. When Blacky arrives at the Point, he realises that at least one of the things said about Aborigines in the front bar is wrong. What is it? 7. Explain what happens to Blacky while he is viewing Dumby’s body. 8. When Blacky returns home after the funeral, his mother does not punish him for ‘disappearing’ even though she’s ‘been worried sick’ about him (p.234). Why do you think she doesn’t punish him? 9. Was there ever a time when you seriously disobeyed your parents? a. What did you do? ...
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...The Civil War More Americans died during the Civil War from 1861-1865 than in any other war, ever. While these dates may define the period of war action, in fact the Civil War was the result of a long, history of complex issues of such things as Constitutional interpretation, economics, and the ethics of slavery. Below are brief sketches of only a few of the memorable names from that era of U.S. history. Also online at the Smithsonian is a collection of Civil War photographs by Mathew Brady. Henry Clay (1777-1852) George Peter Alexander Healy (1813-1894) Oil on canvas, circa 1845, NPG.65.44 National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. Transfer from the National Gallery of Art; gift of Andew W. Mellon, 1942 Henry Clay was one of the most influential congressmen of the early 1800s, with a political career that spanned nearly fifty years. Born in the midst of the American Revolution, he devoted his professional energy to the preservation of the union of the states in the stormy years preceding the Civil War. To that end, he crafted several key compromises between the North and the South, for which he became known as "The Great Pacificator." But even his legendary statesmanship could not keep war from erupting nine years after his death. Differing interpretations of the Constitution were at the heart of the Civil War. Clay and other supporters of the Union insisted that states were subject to federal authority, while others, most notably...
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...Slavery was the key issue for the southern states but in Lincoln’s opinion the more pressing issue was the preservation of the Union. If not the issue of slavery, than some other issue at some other time would be reason enough for the states to try and secede. Lincoln’s fervent hope was that he could avoid a war by keeping the state of Virginia in the Union. “Lincoln declared to the U.S. Congress, “The course taken in Virginia was the most remarkable-perhaps the most important.” This simple statement expresses Virginia’s exceptional place in the history of the secession movement and the eventual coming of civil war in America. Virginia was important for two major reasons: first, the especially prominent and distinguished role it played in early American history and, second, its strategic location. For these reasons Virginians were truly torn over the decision of whether or not to secede. Because Virginia was not only sandwiched geographically but also economically, socially, and culturally between the North and the South, her decision to leave the Union was a tumultuous, long-fought battle.”(Gillian Cote, pg. 1) One of the ways Lincoln hoped to keep Virginia in the Union was by offering command of his army to Robert E. Lee. Lincoln believed Robert E. Lee to be the best soldier in America, a committed, dedicated man with strong belief in the importance of the Union. Lincoln’s rationale was that if he chose Lee as his commander in chief of the Union army, this choice would send a message...
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...American Identity Paper Indica Mendoza February 27, 2014 HIS/110 Kerrin Conroy American Identity Paper Michel Guillaume Jean de Crèvecœur established in New York as John Hector St. John, was a French-American writer. He served in the French and Indian War as a surveyor in the French Colonial Militia, rising to the rank of lieutenant. Following the British defeat of the French Army in 1759, he moved to New York State. Later on buying a farm in Orange County, New York, where he grew as a farmer. St. John started to write about the life in the American colonies and the beginning of an American society. When the American Revolution war was going on, he had a tragic thing he had to take care of. He later tried to leave New York; St. John tried to leave the state to head back to France because of the health of his father. Along by his side was his son, he crossed British- American lines, where he was imprisoned as an American spy for three months without a hearing. Eventually, he was able to leave for Britain. In 1782, in London, he published a narrative essay entitled the Letters from an American Farmer it was a big hit he became a celebrated author the first to make a name for himself as an American author in Europe. The book goes on to describe how he viewed America and its people and how it began to develop its own ways and becoming its unique country. It also explained how the Europeans differ from Americans in several ways. Hector St. John gives example...
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...Virginia Commonwealth ChalleNGe Youth Academy Camp Pendleton, SMR Virginia Beach, Virginia 23451 Telephone: (757) 491-5932 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sunrise:0635 PLAN OF THE DAY Sunset: 1936 The Plan of the Day (POD) is an official document of Commonwealth ChalleNGe. Its contents reflect current guidance and orders from the Director and official organization announcements. All Commonwealth ChalleNGe staff is responsible for reading and understanding the information contained herein. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Saturday – 31 August 2013 Corporate Landing events are shaded gray FIRST PASS BRIEFING ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Capt E. M. Chicoine, USN (Retired) DIRECTOR ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Uniform of the Day: Cadre/Military Staff: BDU’s, ACU’s, NWU’s, MARPAT, Working...
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...turn into an hour in a half or more to travel the same distance. The construction is an ongoing process, continuing around the clock and does not guarantee smooth flow during hours that normally see low volumes of traffic. Jefferson Davis Highway also called route one and parallels I-95, has become a viable option to escape the gridlock. With the extra traffic that route one had to handle, it caused those who live on that stretch of road to adjust their activities. There were many concerns that had to be considered before work began. After extensive research of traffic patterns, pollution, noise, and other possible negative effects on the environment, it was concluded that it was a need for the highway upgrade. The State of Virginia along with the Virginia Department of Transportation ensured that the construction of the 95 extension did not...
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...Open Date 09-16-2013 Job Close Date Jobs close at 5pm EST. 09-20-2013 Job Type Detail Definition Full-Time Salaried - Non-Faculty- FTS-1 Is this position funded in whole or in part by the American Recovery & Reinvestment Act (Stimulus Package)? No Hiring Range Commensurate w/Experience ($24,479 min. - $54,653 max.) Agency Dept of Education (201) Agency Website Click Here for Agency Website Location Richmond (City) - 760 Sublocation Position Number 00183 Job Posting Number 0072369 Does this position have telework options? No Type of Recruitment Definition General Public - G Job Type Definition Full-Time (Salaried) Pay Band 03 Job Description ***Re-Advertisement*** The Virginia Department of Education is seeking a qualified and experienced individual to provide administrative support for the Planning, Administration, and Accountability Unit in the Office of Career and Technical Education Services (CTE). Responsibilities include managing the Web-based system for CTE review teams; verification of state and federal data; preparing routine correspondence; assisting in the coordination of meetings and professional development activities; preparing mass electronic mailings; preparing travel vouchers and other financial documents; and maintaining databases. Minimum Qualifications Considerable knowledge of general office organization, practices, and procedures. Considerable knowledge of English language, including...
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