Introduction Nurses are relentlessly encouraged to become reflective practitioners. Reflection makes nurses exceptional and competent practitioners. It also assists nurses to attain the core competency standards since they are able to work efficiently. Reflective practice has overtime been identified as a helpful tool that aids nurses in identifying their individual strengths and weaknesses. It is, thus, a process through which practitioners are able to understand […]

Introduction Teenagers in the contemporary world use the internet to communicate, socialize and gather information. The capability of interacting with others forms the unique feature of social media that offers exciting fresh ways for young people to navigate and create their own social environments. Additionally the usage of social media by teenagers takes place concurrently with their developing identity, physical development, emerging sexuality and moral […]

A crime is an act of wrongdoing committed against the society that is decreed by law and which is punishable by the criminal justice system if committed under certain circumstances (Gaines, & Miller, 2013).  The law is therefore a set of rules which is used to determine if an act is criminal or not. The relationship between the two, crime and law, is that the […]

A subordinate group refers to a minority group whose affiliates possess significantly reduced power or control over their lives as compared to members or affiliates of a majority or a dominant group. Members of a subordinate group experience uneven treatment such as segregation, discrimination and even extermination to continue this social inequality. Minority group members have common cultural or physical characteristics and belong to that […]

In the US teenage driving particularly for males hold higher proportions of vehicle crashes along with engaging in risky driving tendencies. Motor vehicle deaths unevenly affects youths from minority and poor societies. In a majority of societies, there exist higher proportions of dangerous behaviors amongst minority youths. The ecological theory will be used to understand the ways teens make their driving behavior choices and identify […]

Question 1 Bon Scours health System refers to a non-profit healthcare providing organization which is sponsored by Bon Secours Ministries. The hospital’s headquarters are in Marriottsville, Maryland. The system controls nineteen acute care sanatoriums, 5 nursing care hospitals, one psychiatric facility, 14 home care and 4 assisted residing facilities (Bonsecours, 2014). The Bon Scours health System was established in 1983 in order to offer specialized […]

Being normal is perceived as belonging to a certain class or group. Individuals view those who are unlike them as not belonging to the norm. People may be viewed as normal for example if they speak the Standard English or are white. On the other hand, the coloreds will be viewed as to belong outside from the norm. Also, abilities are viewed as normalcy. People […]

Question 1 Hospital-Based Inpatient Psychiatric Services or HBIPS has recently offered nationally accessible core guidelines created in accordance to Joint Commission ORYX evaluation/reporting system. These measures are meant to ensure uniformity, permit for nationwide quality assessment and inpatient psychiatric services benchmarking equivalent to other medical specialties (Joint Commission, 2013). These core criteria are destined towards fostering high quality and effectual treatment by concentrating provider focus […]

Day after day the world generates carbon dioxide which is released into the atmosphere. The increased carbon dioxide emitted depletes the ozone layer raising the heat emitted on the earth’s surface resulting to global warming. The carbon dioxide emission is as a result using carbon producing sources of energy and which are mostly non-renewable. To ensure a reduced carbon emission and saving the non-renewable resources […]

1. What is a network or non-state actor? A non-state actor is an entity who participates in international relations but who is not oriented to any state. They include terrorist organizations, non-governmental organizations, religious organizations, transnational Diaspora communities, and independent intelligence units. Non-state factors have independent means of obtaining their resources and are self motivating. They also have a choice of choosing the type of […]