Spirituality refers to the unique and universal component of human experience that originates from the inner subjective awareness of an individual (Seddigh, Keshavarz-Akhlaghi, & Azarnik 2016). Spirituality is distinct from religion in that religion deals with the pre-determined institutionalized system of attitudes, beliefs, and practices. Individuals are made up of both physical and spiritual dimensions. Spirituality provides a mechanism through which patients cope with and […]

Parties In the appeal of case United States v. Park to the United States Supreme Court, the defendants were John Park, the president and chief operating officer of Acme Inc, and Acme Inc., which was a national retail food chain. The plaintiff to this case that government of the United States. Facts The government had charged Acme Inc and its CEO, Park in the federal […]

Congressional Ethics On January 21, 2018 Reuters (2018) reported that Patrick Meehan, the then representative of the 7th Congressional District which include Lancaster, Berks, Delaware, Chester, and Montgomery counties was removed from the House Ethics Committee by the then Speaker of U.S. House of Representatives, Paul Ryan. Patrick Meehan was accused of sexual misconduct. The congress man was accused of misappropriating tax payers’ money by […]

y=x + 3, y=x2 + 6x + 9, y= x-3 Solution: x= -3, y=0 or x=-2, y=1 y= x+3= x2 + 6x + 9             x+3= x2 + 6x + 9             0= x2+ 5x + 6             Solving by factorization             a+b=5             aXb= 6             x2+ 2x+ 3x + 6             0=x(x+2) + 3(x=2)             0=(x+3)(x+2) x= -3, y= 0 x= -2, y= […]

Introduction The Nara and Heian Periods in Japan Stretched over 710 to 1185. The year 710 marked the commencement of the Nara period through the establishment of the first permanent Japanese Capital in Nara that was modelled after the Chinese capital. Also built in the new capital were large Buddhist monasteries which accumulated strong political influence with an aim of protecting the position of the […]

Under the concept of globalization, the world has become a global-village. One of the major effect of this new phenomenon is the creation of multi-cultural society. The study of anthropology helps in understanding the human diversity and its application to the knowledge that may help people from different backgrounds better understand each other (Guest, 2013). However, the idea of a multicultural society faces challenges such […]

Bullying is an aggressive and unwanted behavior that involves real or perceived power imbalance. The behavior is often repeated or has the potential to be repeated, with serious and lasting problems for both parties who are bullied and bully others (“What is bullying,” n.d). Notably, for a behavior to considered bullying, it must be aggressive with an imbalance of power. More specifically, according to an […]

Applied to Marketing APN Practice The marketing mix is a tool that has been used for decades for effective marketing. The concept of marketing mix is often based on the 4P’s – product, price, place, and promotion (Išoraitė, 2016). Practically, product refers to the physical product or service that the consumer is willing to pay. The price is considered one of the most important elements […]

Theory Development[LW1]  First Stage[LW2]  Theorizing occurs. This is where you, as the theorist, identify the concepts of what nursing is and is not. Perhaps you questioned what concepts were guiding those in nursing practice and then started to question your role. You started asking yourself, “Where am I in nursing, and where the profession is going? Is there some overarching concept that guides the professional […]

The Theory of Human Caring Model The theory of human caring was developed between 1975 and 1979 by Jean Watson while she was teaching in the University of Colorado. According to Smith, and Parker (2015), Jean was trying to bring meaning and focus to nursing as an emerging discipline and health profession with its own unique practices, values, knowledge, and mission towards the society. The […]