Academic Burnout Burnout is coined from the phrase burn out. It is the experience of long-term exhaustion and diminished interest, especially in one’s career (Dictionary meaning). What is academic burnout Burnout is not a disease as such. It is a state of being tired to the extreme because of overworking on a particular issue or […]
Read MoreSocial Policies for Older Adults Aging is an inevitable process in the life of a human being. This reality is becoming clearer today given the rapid rate at which populations are aging. Estimates provided by the World Health Organization (2018) indicate that in the next 30 years, at least 22% of the global population- translating […]
Read MoreFalse Claims Act (FCA) The False Claims Act (FCA) was enacted in 1863. The law makes it unlawful for any person or company to defraud various government programs. In the healthcare sector, the law prohibits individuals from submitting fraudulent claims for payment to Medicaid and Medicare (Patel & Rushefsky, 2019). The Flexner Report The Flexner […]
Read MoreIntroduction Community policing is a strategy of policing that emphasizes the need for police officers to build ties and work closely with members of communities. It is a policy that requires officers to adopt a proactive approach to deal with public safety concerns. In the United States, the government promotes community policing through the Office […]
Read MoreCommunity policing is increasingly being adopted around the world. This has made it necessary for police agencies to employ special problem-solving strategies in addressing public concerns. One of such strategies is the use of the SARA (Scanning, Analysis, Response, and Assessment) model. This problem-oriented policing (POP) has enabled many police departments to effectively solve the […]
Read MoreCharacteristics of Poland Poland has a population of 38 million. Poland GDP per capital stood at $18.321 for 2022 (Macrotrends, 2022). The 2011 National Census of Population and Housing report indicated there are 4.7 million people living with disability (Statistics Poland, 2013). The number of disabled people who are wheelchair users is however unknown. How […]
Read MoreIntroduction Sales management can be defined as the process through which businesses develop their sales force, organize their sales operations, and implement sales methods with the aim of achieving or exceeding their sales targets (Cuevas 2015). Sales management enables businesses to increase their sales and enhance their profitability in the market. It also contributes to business […]
Read MoreImpact Investing in Climate Change Adaptation The increasing demand for a more environmentally responsible finance ha has been best captured by the emergence of impact investing. This new approach began as the niche activity, mainly practiced by rich and philanthropically-minded persons, but today it is being advocated by a growing number of top ranked institutions. […]
Read MoreIntroduction Canada is among the most diverse country in terms of language, religion and race. Although English and French are the main national language, Canada has continued to uphold on its tradition values by appreciating traditional practices and tribes especially of the aboriginal community. The culture of the Canada dates back to the early arrival […]
Read MoreBrief Overview Downes v. Eileen Carpenter CRNP In Downes v. Eileen Carpenter CRNP et al, nurse practitioner misdiagnosed cancerous breast lump as a benign fibrocystic lump that led to a lawsuit. Kerri Downes sought care at Axia Women’s Health after discovering a lump in her right breast while showering. After a comprehensive breast exam, NP […]
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