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610 W. Prince, Tucson, AZ 85705
- $295,000
- 113 Days on site
- Beds: n/a
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- Commercial Building
- 3,240 sq ft
Former Throop Florist. Owners retiring. Large display showroom in front and large preparation, storage, office area in back. 100% A/C with two combination heating/cooling units on roof. Click here to learn more about this listing.
- Year Built: 1970
- 113 Days on site
- Commercial Building
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- Approximately 38768 Square Feet
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- Brick Exterior
- Tax Amount
- $6,794.20
- Tax Year
- 2015
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Nearby Elementary Schools
- L M Prince School
- 125 E Prince Rd
- Walter Douglas Elementary School
- 3302 N Flowing Wells Rd
- Academy Adventures Primary School
- 3902 N Flowing Wells Rd
Nearby Primary Schools
- Emily Meschter Early Learning Center
- 1444 W Prince Rd
- Montessori Schoolhouse
- 1301 E Fort Lowell Rd
- Tucson Chic Preschool
- 1200 W Speedway Blvd
Nearby Middle Schools
- Amphitheater Middle School
- 315 E Prince Rd
- Rillito Center
- 266 E Pastime Rd
- Academy Of Math And Science
- 1557 W Prince Rd
Nearby High Schools
- Tucson Preparatory School
- 1010 W Lind St
- Pcjted - Amphitheater High School
- 125 W Yavapai Rd
- Amphitheater High School
- 125 W Yavapai Rd
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Snow accumulations will be about an inch or less.
Otherwise, it will be cloudy with a high of 32 degrees for Martin Luther King Day. The chance of snow is about 60 percent.
Tonight will be mostly cloudy and breezy with a low of 14.
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Tuesday will be mostly cloudy with a high of just 21 degrees.
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A bird's eye view of London at Christmas; a trip on this wheel will take you 60m above the ground.
The ice rink and bandstand
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The Carousel Bar
Winter Wonderland has many bars for you to explore, all with some sort of USP. The Carousel Bar, for instance, slowly rotates as you drink.
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Traditional fairground rides will help to keep smiles on littler faces.
Arctic Circle
The Magical Ice Kingdom is just one part of Winter Wonderland's Arctic Circle, which also features a Nordic Bar, Snow Jet ride and North Pole Funhouse.
The Magical Ice Kingdom
Explore a world of frozen artworks, and fly down the castle's ice slide.
The park's hosting three rollercoasters this year, so get your lungs prepped for screaming
Christmas family fun aplenty with a huge ice rink, two circuses, an observation wheel and the Magical Ice Kingdom, plus themed bars for the grown-ups
The Grinch would have a real job stealing all the Christmas from Hyde Park's massive tribute to festive fun, which is back for a tenth year in 2016. Entry to Winter Wonderland is free, and a wander past the fairground rides, around child-friendly Santa Land (including Santa's grotto) or through the Christmas markets is a real treat for anyone feeling the spirit of the season, as long as you're ready to hear all those songs as you potter.
Other attractions at Hyde Park's annual sparkly Christmassy addition include two circuses – ' Zippos Christmas Circus' and 'Cirque Berserk'. Winter Wonderland's ice rink, the biggest outdoor rink in the UK, surrounds the Victorian bandstand and is illuminated with more than 100,000 lights. 2016 also sees a new family-friendly 'Sooty Christmas Show' with Sweep, Soo and TV's Richard Cadell all making appearances.
This year the Magical Ice Kingdom presents an 'Arctic Adventure' complete with icebergs, shipwreck and a polar bear palace. It's your chance to get up close to some real ice and snow, go fishing with the Inuits and have your photo taken with a giant white beast. Along with the 60-metre observation wheel, rollercoasters and fairground rides will keep thrill seekers happy. A good alternative for those who prefer to stay on solid ground are the selection of themed bars with real fires, except for the Ice Bar (for obvious structural reasons) where even the glasses you drink from are made of ice.
If you're skating, be aware that while there's no minimum age for skaters, under-12s must be accompanied by someone 16 or over and the smallest skates for hire are children's size 9 (adult skates go up to size 13). You can use your own skates as long as they're not speed skates. Wheelchair users are welcome on the ice. There are also ice guides who can look after groups of up to 15 skaters at a time (for an additional charge).
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I have been to Winter Wonderland for the past 4 years and overall it is getting bigger and better every year. Lots of rides for young and scary big ones for the brave. A great market with a variety stalls full of goodies and lots to look at as you walk around. Overall the atmosphere is brilliant, considering how many people there are we hardly noticed or heard any people moaning. My only, and biggest, complaint is the price. On average rides cost from £3 to £8 (you have to buy tokens £1 = 1 token), if you have a child an adult must go on the ride/fun house with them, so in reality this doubles the cost... there are also lots of carnival type games (you know the type, throw a ball into a ring and win a teddy...) which you pay for at around £3-5 per go so even if you have budgeted by buying a certain amount of tokens you get caught out with these random extra cash stalls! With my 5 year old we spent £50 today..Ek! Then is add salt to the wound the cost of the food is ridiculous. 1 portion of chips in one of the indoor food halls cost £3, I counted the chips – 20 tiny stumpy fries for 3 quid! I would strongly recommend to anyone – BRING A PACK LUNCH!! Though I would also recommend treating yourself to a mulled wine – yum. If you intend to go on the weekend I would strongly advise that you get there early; we arrived at 11am today (Sunday 7th Dec) and walked straight in. We noticed that by lunchtime there was a massive queue outside. Then when we left at around 5pm the queue was around the corner. I'd estimate a minimum of an hour wait if not 2! Crazy!! Also if you have youngsters and want to see Santa head there first, and get an adult to join the line! We went around 2pm and after 20 minutes reached the 2 hour notice board! Suffice to say we left the line at this point. We will be going again next year, with packed lunch, bag of marsh mellows and a strict budget. With a Christmas wish that the organisers have done something about the rip off prices.
BIGGEST rip off, rip off, rip off EVER your worse than banks Shame on you.
A lot of the reviews on here just seem to be promotional advertising. Anyway it's good fun if you are wealthy.
What a rip off, you can find less of the same at any circus / tat market. Food was poor at two stalls we tried and circus was less than average.
Well I wouldn't reccomend... It's a trap! Expense after expense to fleece what can possibly be fleeced from a parent. We paid in advance for the Ice Kingdom... good stuff but small for the cost, the circus was a bog standard affair I've been to a few different ones for a third of the price, no better I'm sorry to say and all for a 45 minute show.
All prices are pretty much the same: small portions of fries £3, plain hot dog £5, 4 the prices may go up in places after 6pm. As mentioned below, take food and drink. Parking in the car park nearby is somewhat pricey at £22 for a 3.5 hour visit.
what an absolute rip-off all the children's rides were. it's just a glorified market with lots of tacky stalls. £3 for one go on the helter skelter which last all of 10 seconds, or £9 for three people to go on a small children's ride. i certainly won't be going back.
Whilst I would never dare go to Winter Wonderland as a parent, I do think it is a charming and iconic London Christmas outing. We knew right off the bat that food and drink would be pricey, and so we didn't plan on staying too long. It was more about taking in the bright lights and, delicious funfair food aromas.
Appalling company ethics.
I was very disappointed to have had to cancel my planned day to winter wonderland after my girlfriend has taken ill. The tickets for 2 attractions already cost £60 of what is to be an extremely tight Christmas. So I called to try and cancel my tickets... They say they do not offer refunds under any circumstances, and they do not allow for the resale of tickets. So I am now stuck with a £60 hole in my pocket that I am not even able to pass on to somebody else.
Horrible company and I've since been told that it is overcrowded and over priced anyway, so perhaps I've avoided a bad day. That's the only positive I can take from my experience.
Loved the little themed bars with their delicious mulled wine. Massive sausages on an open flame, sweet treats at every turn and rides rides and more rides. This has just become my new happy place. So much to see and do - love
Think that Winter Wonderland is a Christmas must go in London.
Even for me that am not that much into the attraction (am easily scared with it) but some of friends tried and sayd was amazing.
There is also a market and some place to grab some food + mulled wine.
It's better to go on a weekday, so will be less crowdy
- Go weekly/mid week to avoid the crowds
- It's expensive if you want to do the rides - The big ones are around £8-9 a pop.
- Head to the Bavarian Village for Food and Drinks at okay prices. (£5.50 a pint / £8 large glass of wine)
- There is a big hall within the village with live music - If you like cheese you'll be in here all night! Suprisingly fun and as the night progresses the more people start singing along.
- Kids loved it, but would be great for a date night. .
- Avoid the Ice Kingdom - massively over priced!
So much potential in this place which is spoiled by overcrowding and exorbitant costs. It would be better to charge people to get in and lower the costs once inside. If very busy then it's inadvisable to go with small children.
I went a couple of days ago, and it looked like a zombie apocalypse. Overpriced food, many don't accept card (it's full of ATMs which will charge you with almost £3 just for withdrawing).
I think Winterwonderland is one of those places you either love or hate. I went there with very little expectation and was pleasantly surprised by the number of different things to do there. The rides are a little on the pricey side, but if you are in the moody for some festive fun, some luke-warm mulled-wine and lovely atmosphere then I think it's a pretty good option!
lovely and festive, but very overpriced
Love winter wonderland with the Germany food it's so nice to go there
I had a great time. There's a lot of things to see and play with. Although there were queues everywhere it's expectable that people all come here. Night view was better with all lights on. All rides were around £10 and above. Ice staking was only allowed for 2hours and ice rink was small and busy. But overall it's definitely worth going
can u stay on newyearseve after closing time of winder wonderland in hydepark see the fireworks? or is it all closed to for the ticketzone...
Pros: Went there last weekend, I have to say it's got better and bigger compared to previous years - more things to see, do, buy and eat.
Cons: Expect to pay a fiver at least for most things, i.e. a plain bratwurst hot dog or a packet of churros covered in cinnamon sugar (some are good like the churros, you just got to pick the right stalls). Weekends are definitely crowded. Game stalls are expensive - paid £5 at the basketball stalls for 6 shots, it's nearly a pound per shot!
I would go again and be quite happy not to spend on anything, simply because it's a really nice place to warm up to the festive period with friends and family.
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Fun for everyone, a must see
Wonderful experience
Amazing attraction for families. Anybody can have fun.
Went this afternoon and it was wicked, recommend buying tickets to rides before hand as it saves so much time and hassle, the wheel was amazing with really good views of Hyde Park and London city. Good vibes all round!
Went this afternoon, it was wonderful. It was my first visit and I must say I've not seen such a good carnival in London before (usually these have been rip-offs). It had a German theme to it, rows upon rows of market stalls with lots of offers and quite a few pubs and bratwurst stalls as you'd expect. Several themed rides and fairground rides, and they looked quite good. Game stalls aplenty. All in all had a very good time. If any faults, I would say the Knightsbridge end exit needs more light.
Lots of things to see, lots of things to do, if you think that paying the price is worth it. Personally, big crowds give me a headache but definitely a good place for Christmas cheer.
Costly but nice...gives the kids an amazing day to remember... and yourself esp. If u have more thab 1 kids. I took 3 !!!! Nonetheless its was worth it...
excellent article ... I'm soo looking forward to it !!


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#182 - slowbrowen
Reply 0 123456789123345869(08/25/2012) [-]
Why a majority of gamer girls are ******* annoying as ****. Though there is that minority of genuinely cool ones out there.
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I really don't think they are a majority. People just assume they are a majority because they stand out the most. In fact I can't think of one of my friends who is a girl who likes games who would classify as annoying attention whores. But then again they're all fat so that's probably why no one notices them.
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Reply 0 123456789123345869(08/26/2012) [-]
About 1/2 of my friends that are girls are cool about playing video games. The other half are like "Omg zedla suc a nred guise".
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Yes. Okay man, 50.1% of my friends that are girls are cool about it. 49.9 % are not.


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#1 Mar 1, 2013
I want to get involved in Lewisburg poltics but I'm afraid my past may hold me back. I used drugs and had an affair.
Do I still have a chance?
#2 Mar 1, 2013
Because you have to ask, no. You're too stupid.
#3 Mar 1, 2013
I don't see hwy not look at those who have been presidents and vice presidents of the United States!
Are some of those admitted drug users and even had affairs while even in the oval office?
#4 Mar 1, 2013
What is this? don't ask, don't tell?
Would you think someone who was honest and open about having an affair and doing drugs would be much better in public office than those who might lie, hide their affairs and drug use?
Just think one day, she or he might be Mayor or president of the US!
#5 Mar 1, 2013
you don't know what you are talking about either. anyone with any REAL political sense is not going to ask that stupid of a question. a kid would ask but it's not a kid considering the "affair". and you not recognizing that makes you just as stupid. But we knew that.
#6 Mar 2, 2013
Compared to current Politicians I would say your have met the minimum qualifications! Good luck in your political future.
This was an unpaid endorsement and unapproved by Mr Lewisburg.
#7 Mar 2, 2013
You are a shoe in!
#8 Mar 2, 2013
I can see right away you are honest! Don't think they will ever elect an "honest person" with so little experence.
Only drugs and affair? Had any experience at teaching school, lying, cheating, robbing, stealing, and operating a gang, for do the voters in Lewisburg seem to want experience?
Oh and almost forgot "cover up" it may take lots of experience in "cover up"!
Educational back ground preferred?
Good Luck
Get involved, never know you might get elected Mayor!
#9 Mar 2, 2013
Just pull an Obama and lie about your past.
There should be enough illiterate democrats to get you elected.
#10 Mar 2, 2013
Amen, you can not get a straight answer from obama. How can any democratic supporter support anyone who is all about cover-up, blames others for his failures, tries to scare folks as if they were stupid when speaking of needed cutbacks, speaks of the entire nation of republicans as if they were terrorist and does not believe in God?
Cuts which needed to be made were cutbacks in welfare gravy train spending and giving billions away to nations who hate us. Is it some sort of protection money and buying votes and not in that order? He scares me and is not building a nation he is deviding a nation day by day.
#12 Mar 3, 2013
Is the Government not supposed to be divided into 3 parts as a check and balance, not agree and dictatorship as some might think?
Where are the local cuts, for have from big cities to small towns, across America becomes the Welfare drain on the Federal Budget, as well as the local taxpayers?
Is it Washington or the President destroying our Childrens future or is it the local elected officials, wanting, grants, federal funding, to borrow more, allowing waste, and spending us all broke?
Just think if every State, County and city in America is applying for federal grants, funding and aid.
The welfare drain on America is the local States, Counties, and Cities not those poor people who really need the welfare!
What breaking America is those public officials who think, state aid, federal grants, state programs, federal programs that require matching funds dont have to be paid by all!
Military Aid and trying to become, the police of the World!
Has Obama become a lover of power, and police of the world, who knows, well that's to be seen!
#13 Mar 3, 2013
Was there a Mayor who once said something like "he did not call the police, when he heard people squealing their tires; he just wished they would hit a tree and kill themselves?"
Was there a President who once said something like "I did not have sex with that woman?"
I don't know about the political sense did one get elected Mayor of Lewisburg and did one even get elected president of the United States?
How many have you known elected to public office lately with any common sense?
#14 Mar 3, 2013
I for one am not anxious to wait and see what obama does. The poor, the poor, the poor. Teach some of them a lesson by depriving them of aid and see how long they stay poor and drain our system. We are wasting money on the poor. If they are too lazy to take care of themselves, should we care? Those with "real" disabilities need our help. Here in Tennessee we have too many disability scamsters. Look at some stats, I think we are king and queen of disability.
Lets continue to build more and more low income housing in the city and county and further encourage being poor. If you let yourself go, didn't care about education and made yourself unemployable, picking up paper and digging ditches sounds like what you qualify for. If they think they deserve a better job tell them to better themselves.
Life is what you put into it. I for one am tired of taking care of the poor. Come on, so called poor, grab a shovel or bag and start pulling your own weight if you are on welfare. And, you should not get any IRS refunds if you don't pay into it. Stop glamorizing poor and ask a few how they drive a hummer and own gold and don't work and all the local kids look up to them.
You have to ask yourself, what makes one poor. They do, they did it to themselves well knowing there is the "safety net".
If they are poor and are happy being poor then they should be able to live on what they make not what they take from others who cared about their lives. Being poor is an excuse not a reason.
#15 Mar 3, 2013
Don't blame America's Debt on the poor or those on welfare because everyone of those had to be approved by a public official!
Did lots of America's Debt came from greedy small town / County and city officials who applied for unneeded but wanted Grants, which was used for unneeded public projects like, from several walking trails to the Road to no where, or airports in the middle of no where!
Costs of Wars and trying to be police of the world, foreign aid, trying to buy other governments into public officials, way of thinking, buying friends can't be done?
Becoming Rule / Police of the world, can't be done?
Small Towns, Cities, Major Debt comes from local public officials applying for grants, matching funds, allowing waste and spending more for things not really needed, spectulation on empty industrial buildings, public officials benifits, retirments etc. and those debts interest has begun to add up!
Some may want people to think it the people on Welfare but NO! Is it those using little to no common sense in public office, that got America Broke, trying to buy America rich by wasting more, borrowing more and spending more?
#16 Mar 3, 2013
You are right to an extent and I am sorry...so am I. Debt builds when one gives money they do not have and those who are on the receiving end do nothing to give back.
Tons of billions of tax money is wasted on numerous welfare programs, outright fraud and stupid generated positions which is payback for past support and vote buying. Not taking money given to you by the state and federal government is somewhat foolish and those who do not ask for it lose out. What they do with the grants is another animal. Politics, politics politic.
I was in the military for several years and understand the need for us to be certain locations.
Building roads to nowhere and other silly projects most likely help the person who asked for the money and end up somewhat in the hands of friends, supporters and relatives in a direct or roundabout way....again, politics.
For someone to get in a position of authority, favors need to be returned. Nobody supports anyone for the sake of helping someone. Anyone who ever ran for any position will tell you. If they say I am not telling the truth, they are lying. Building governemnt and "entitlements" are killing us.
#17 Mar 3, 2013
You say "Not taking money given to you by the state and federal government is somewhat foolish and those who do not ask for it lose out. What they do with the grants is another animal. Politics, politics politic."
Taking money given by the state or federal government usually comes with strings attached, like requiring some matching funds, so if towns cant afford the strings or matching funds should those be considered first!
Just because if our neighbors go to hell, should we want to?
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Health Care Quality Management as it Applies to Managed Care
In the current age of improved answerability for quality of care, every healthcare expert should be conversant in the theory and paraphernalia of quality management) Quality Management-QM is an all-embracing attitude that pervades the management infrastructure, rules and customs of an establishment. It characteristically comprises of five fundamental doctrines -- undivided attention on the customer/supplier relationships; a stress on functional and care systems and the avoidance of mistakes; the use of decision making by the help of data; the willing participation of leaders and empowerment of the workforce; and an importance on persistently enhancing achievement in every spheres. (Carefoote, 1998) Managed care systems have come to be an important type of health care supply and funding in the United States.
Earlier, managed care comprised of health maintenance organization -- HMOs. The meaning of a managed care system thereafter broadened to contain nearly any type of healthcare insurance that restricts the person insuring the preference of health care providers and the person's capability to refer him to expert doctors. (Morgan, 1996) Managed care builds a business atmosphere wherein rivalry needs minute consideration to quality. Even though the health care business might profit from answers taken from other industries, managed care accords exclusive attention to non-financial, indefinable reasons. Sufficient cost-utility analysis should account for such reasons instead of depending on fake numerical values. (Reinke, 1995) The imperative for managed care delivery systems has been functioning by the wishes to restrict the expenses of health care. Companies and procurers of public sectors have shifted their attention to health plans to check spiraling expenses. (Rivera; Lee, 1999)
Managed Care put a significant effect on every feature of health care. (McLaughlin; Kaluzny, 1998) Of late the number of Americans getting health care by some type of managed care establishments has gone up in a big way. (Quality Measurement and Improvement in Managed Care) In excess of 50% of every U.S. workers and their insured family members have joined such programs and Medicaid and Medicare are speedily going ahead in that route. The first effect of managed care has been the falling of costs in the range of 30 to 60% in important markets, coupled with the opening of particular checks and measures like advance endorsement for optional methods and restrictions on duration of admission in the hospitals, privatization and merger of healthcare units with an attention on limited functioning results, wrath of doctors and doubtfulness; patients anxiety regarding quality; and bosses content with the sluggish progression of best incentives meant for their staff. (McLaughlin; Kaluzny, 1998)
The forthcoming confrontation to managed care is its capability to shift from merely the management of availability and the lowering of premiums to the substantive management of care with the complete identification of the intricacies of the care process. This changeover needs a reassessment of persistent quality improvement within the background of managed care. (McLaughlin; Kaluzny, 1998) Complete quality management is thus an objective which needs most important corporate dedication to execute and keep going. The ideal outcomes in the case of a quality management program will be attained while every element is bonded together in an all-inclusive program. To accomplish that, a substantial expense in workforce and instruments is needed. Since the advantages of maintaining a program comes to be extensively understood and welcomed, increasingly managed care insurers and providers will take up these or identical standards. (Dunn, 1990)
The issue is "How are you aware that patients are receiving superior-quality and enough care?" will not be able to be given a solution by the insurers who do not have a similar type of program. (Dunn, 1990) Since managed care permeates our health care atmosphere, efforts must be taken to make sure the quality of care is provided. An effective quality program possess the features as follows: Attaining increased quality is the duty of everybody and it is pertinent that the medical and administrative leadership take up the important job of making sure that quality program is successful in attaining its goals. Responsibility for quality requires at the topmost levels in the organization. Whereas the main answerability is held by the Board of Directors, it is usually passed on to the medical and administrative leaders for the routine functions. Every managed care departments has a crossing point with the quality aspect to render quality an endeavor spanning throughout the company. Planning is crucial to guaranteeing that important goals are achieved and also every legal aspect and affiliation obligations have been complied with. (Carefoote, 1998)
The extent of quality program takes into account the medical care as well as the service. Medical care points out to the direct delivery of care by the doctors and the institutional providers like hospitals, long-term care services, home health units and so forth. Service quality means the existence, convenience and adequacy of services to the members. A complete program has medical as well as service quality securitization, assessment and betterment. Important to the achievement of the program is the capability to pull out and investigate the data, which relate to facilities and quality data. To make sure reliable, consistent customs in the company, the organization requires a procedure to interact specific program rules and methods. Ultimately, in the absence of sufficient resources, the organization can be deficient of attaining its goals. During the procedure of planning, the organization can be deficient of making sure resources are enough to fulfill the requirements of the program. (Carefoote, 1998)
Total Quality Management -TQM as well as managed care thus admits the vibrant characteristics of medical procedures and the potential and accountability of the two institutions and medicos to enhance their processes. The two are steady with endeavors to find out and carry out the ideal methods. (McLaughlin; Kaluzny, 1998) Berwick and associates in their pioneering achievement took the results of the National Demonstration Project on Quality Improvement in Healthcare and reasoned that TQM would effectively be employed in health care institutions. Margulies and Adams gave an example of a lot of contributors who have been fruitful as regards organizational betterment, interferences in an operating room, nursing facilities, division, and city hospital-clinical point and gave a positive investigation regarding the probabilities of achievement. His evaluation of the writings backs the encouraging outcomes of team building, management development, action research, clarification of functions, and organizational alterations in a broad range of health organizations. (Friedman; White, 1999)
But the basic dissimilarities must not be shrouded. Constant development must change its hub from preventing needless deviations to ease quick organizational training and institutionalizing mass customization into the process of health services. We all know that the ideal care takes into account disparities in each of us at both physical and emotional levels. In our capacity in attaining mass customization, lies the long-standing prospect of health care and not with the mass production or continuous improvement. It is hard to accomplish, though all health care are trying for it and mass customization is the endpoint. There are complications in the health care atmosphere that must be tackled. There is a truth that the technique of health care is a difficult, multistage process described as having at least three stages like analysis, cure and aftercare; At each phase for any given disease entity the fraction of art to science in the current state of-the-art may vary broadly; diverse forms of techniques react differently to dissimilar ratios of art to science; regrettably, we have not yet been able to efficiently modify the delivery method and its related methods of payment and organization to the state of knowledge for an exact disease at a particular stage of care delivery. (McLaughlin; Kaluzny, 1998)
These four features account for many of the troubles in successfully using any one-delivery method with its organization and payment systems to the total delivery of health care. Each instance offers a challenge to the art and science of medicine in analysis, in cure and in aftercare. These phases may be quite different in the degree to which the selected method has a powerful scientific foundation. The diagnosis may be quite instinctive, while the cure, if properly identified, may be quite simple, as is the choice of aftercare. (McLaughlin; Kaluzny, 1998) The main part of delivering patient care in a managed care atmosphere is the proficient organization of patient care delivery. Competent organization ropes particular patient effects that are appreciated within economically accountable and resourceful time frames. When both the order and the quantity of capital used are observed, constructive results are reached by proper use of resources. (Morgan, 1996)
Hospitals, in reaction to the requirement to advance competence, have applied domestic hard works to manage costs. The techniques that are used are the implementation of utilization review -UR processes, staff restructuring, personnel reductions, and case management. UR is made use of to evaluate the power of care the patient is getting. In particular, UR seeks to make sure that the care is both essential and proper. The objective of unit staff…[continue]
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The Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate teaches visitors about the institution Senator Kennedy served in for nearly 47 years–the United States Senate. At the heart of the Institute is the only full-scale recreation of the U.S. Senate Chamber, featuring programs that combine audio, video, and live actors. Visitors in the Chamber can voice their opinions during "Today's Vote," a program that culminates in a vote on a piece of current Senate legislation. In the halls surrounding the Chamber, visitors engage with digital exhibits which present the history and traditions of the Senate, highlight past leaders in civic engagement, and inspire visitors to become active in their communities. The Institute also features a replica of Senator Kennedy's D.C. office, where visitors explore his career and personality.
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Shining a Light on Local: Incoming IBPA Board Member Elizabeth Turnbull
Elizabeth Turnbull is an incoming IBPA board member and was recently interviewed by ForeWord This Week about the growing indie community and the Read Local Book Festival in Durham, North Carolina. The entire interview can be read at ForeWord This Week.
"A probably disproportionate number of authors choose to live here in Northern Michigan and, with the great lake shoreline and dynamic seasons for a muse, compose their masterpieces. Then our independent bookstores take it from there, hosting local authors and setting up special shelves for their books. We're lucky. We have supportive local bookstores and bumper crop of talented writers hidden in the woods.
But life can be tough for an indie bookstore, which might rather see a product churned out by the Big 5 fly off their shelves rather than take a chance on a local unknown. That's why indie publisher Light Messages is sponsoring the Read Local Book Festival in Durham, North Carolina, this week to let indie booksellers and authors know that it's easier than they might think to work together.
It's all part of the mission of Light Messages, which focuses on books that not only entertain, but contain meaning, that shed light on deeper issues. Senior Editor Elizabeth Turnbull hopes the festival will spread to other local communities. Recently elected to the board of the Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA), Turnbull talked to FTW about the role of indie presses, local bookstores, and her INDIEFAB-nominated titles. Our conversation can be found below the news update." …
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19 October 2012
Men who take a multivitamin pill each day could see their risk of developing a life-threatening form of cancer reduced considerably.
This is according to new research carried out by medical professionals based at Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School.
The suggestion was made after the doctors analysed the data of almost 15,000 men, who were all aged over 50 and were given either a multivitamin or a sugar pill on a daily basis.
Only 17 cancers per 1,000 participants were recorded in those taking multivitamin pills per year, with this rising to 18 cases per 1,000 people in those prescribed with a dummy treatment method.
Dr Howard Sesso, a researcher on the project, commented: "Many studies have suggested that eating a nutritious diet may reduce a man's risk of developing cancer.
"Now we know that taking a daily multivitamin, in addition to addressing vitamin and mineral deficiencies, may also be considered in the prevention of cancer in middle-aged and older men."
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Corbyn has also said he is relaxed about Britain leaving the Single Market but has not signalled whether he would accept an end to freedom of movement. For some Labour MPs, especially on the left of the Party, any restriction whatsoever on immigration is prima facie unacceptable.
The opening weekend of the Tory Party Conference revealed that the Prime Minister Theresa May appears to be navigating towards a 'Hard Brexit', while the new Chancellor Philip Hammond has emerged as the champion of a 'Soft Brexit' or, in the latest parlance, a "partial Brexit". It was also the moment the new Prime Minister chose to unveil her new Brexit super-plan, the Great Repeal Act.
During the EU referendum campaign, the Vote Leave campaign repeatedly reassured the British people that a vote for Brexit would boost the economy and create jobs. And they dismissed all expert warnings of the consequences of a vote to leave - from the Bank of England, IMF, Treasury and others. But Monday has seen just the latest in a series of shockingly bad economic numbers... While the new Prime Minister earnestly reassures the nation about her commitment to an industrial strategy, her government is packed full with Leave campaigners who have made that strategy immensely more difficult to carry out.
Today, I've launched Vote Leave Watch, a new grassroots campaign to hold Leave campaigners to account for the promises they made during the EU referendum - and to call them out when they fail to deliver... The Leavers want us all to forget about the things they said during the campaign. For all voters - Leave or Remain - it is vital that this does not happen. At Vote Leave Watch, we will spend every day scrutinising Boris, Gove, Andrea Leadsom and the rest of them, and letting you know if they aren't delivering.
We cannot turn our backs to the world. While globalisation and migration present challenges, they will still be there even if we leave the EU. The twenty first century has brought huge change, but it is here to stay. Closing ourselves off to the world will not extend our influence and ability to control our own affairs - quite the opposite. Our membership and influence in the EU tempers the excesses of globalisation and helps us make it work for our local communities. The EU is not perfect, but we have to be in it to reform it.
You get to be a little cynical about politicians and political agendas when you have been embattled in the London youth sector for as long as I have. ...
Osborne will claim his Chancellorship a success next Wednesday but he has failed to meet the benchmarks against which he said we should judge him when he moved into No 11 Downing. And which group, above all else, has paid the price for his failure and are now being punished as Osborne seeks to retrieve something in time for the Tory leadership election? Our young people.
It is sometimes said that we must choose between trade with Europe and trade with the rest of the world. The truth, however, is that our place in Europe expands our trading opportunities globally. When negotiating free trade agreements, the collective clout of the EU's 500million consumers can secure terms better than those available to the UK, with our population of 65million. Our economy is not just stronger in Europe now, but will continue to be stronger in the future.
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Unfortunately, I suspect Corbyn won't win. I suspect the constant message by the Finks of this world, and the Murdoch machine will seep through: too many Labour supporters consciously and subconsciously buying into the rhetoric of both the Blairites in the party, or the established media - 'beware Corbyn, he is unelectable... he is bizarre.'
The ease with which anyone with access to a smartphone or tablet can create their own video content was recently demonstrated when MP Chuka Umunna announced his intention to stand for the Labour leadership with a YouTube posting.
We won't win 2020 through speeches or dinners in Westminster, we'll win in the sports halls and living rooms, offices and canteens, working men's clubs and school gates across the country. And I want this debate - about our party, our country - to be as wide and as engaging as possible. That means as many people as possible involved in the leadership election, not just a closed down or polarised contest... This is a real turning point for the Labour Party and the country - a do or die moment. No one should be giving up on a Labour Government in 2020. I'm determined we can win again. And this leadership election - focused on the future - must be the start of making that happen.
No matter what your talents may be Chuka, whatever new dawn for Labour your tenure would represent, unfortunately, I don't think the UK is ready is for you yet.
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