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Title: How to add notes to Powerpoint - OfficeBeginner Headings: How to add notes to Powerpoint How to add notes to Powerpoint How to add notes to Powerpoint Step #1: Launch your presentation. Step #2: Change the ribbon to View tab Step #3: Change your presentation to Normal view Step #4: Open the slide for adding notes Step #5: Open the Notes area Step #6: Add the notes Step #7: Stop adding notes Step #8: Repeat for other slides Conclusion Content: How to add notes to Powerpoint - OfficeBeginner How to add notes to Powerpoint February 11, 2021 by Team OfficeBeginner Presenting a long slideshow to an audience can be a challenging task. You must remember the finer details of each slide. Yet, it is easy to overcome this. PowerPoint allows adding notes to individual slides in an accessible format. The notes will show up on the screen for you to read in the Presenter view, but will not be visible to the audience. You can still share the notes with your audience. Print the notes for sharing if you think that will benefit them. Adding notes to PowerPoint slides is easy. Here’s how to do it. How to add notes to Powerpoint Step #1:
https://officebeginner.com/powerpoint/how-to-add-notes-to-powerpoint/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_581410508#1_1141486810
Title: How to add notes to Powerpoint - OfficeBeginner Headings: How to add notes to Powerpoint How to add notes to Powerpoint How to add notes to Powerpoint Step #1: Launch your presentation. Step #2: Change the ribbon to View tab Step #3: Change your presentation to Normal view Step #4: Open the slide for adding notes Step #5: Open the Notes area Step #6: Add the notes Step #7: Stop adding notes Step #8: Repeat for other slides Conclusion Content: You can still share the notes with your audience. Print the notes for sharing if you think that will benefit them. Adding notes to PowerPoint slides is easy. Here’s how to do it. How to add notes to Powerpoint Step #1: Launch your presentation. Launch your PowerPoint presentation Step #2: Change the ribbon to View tab Click on the View tab in the main toolbar at the top of the screen to change the ribbon. Step #3: Change your presentation to Normal view In the section Presentation Views, click on Normal and ensure the icon turns gray.
https://officebeginner.com/powerpoint/how-to-add-notes-to-powerpoint/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_581410508#2_1141488015
Title: How to add notes to Powerpoint - OfficeBeginner Headings: How to add notes to Powerpoint How to add notes to Powerpoint How to add notes to Powerpoint Step #1: Launch your presentation. Step #2: Change the ribbon to View tab Step #3: Change your presentation to Normal view Step #4: Open the slide for adding notes Step #5: Open the Notes area Step #6: Add the notes Step #7: Stop adding notes Step #8: Repeat for other slides Conclusion Content: Launch your presentation. Launch your PowerPoint presentation Step #2: Change the ribbon to View tab Click on the View tab in the main toolbar at the top of the screen to change the ribbon. Step #3: Change your presentation to Normal view In the section Presentation Views, click on Normal and ensure the icon turns gray. Step #4: Open the slide for adding notes Click on the slide to which you want to add a note. PowerPoint brings the slide in view on the screen. Step #5: Open the Notes area Click on Notes at the bottom of the screen.
https://officebeginner.com/powerpoint/how-to-add-notes-to-powerpoint/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_581410508#3_1141489214
Title: How to add notes to Powerpoint - OfficeBeginner Headings: How to add notes to Powerpoint How to add notes to Powerpoint How to add notes to Powerpoint Step #1: Launch your presentation. Step #2: Change the ribbon to View tab Step #3: Change your presentation to Normal view Step #4: Open the slide for adding notes Step #5: Open the Notes area Step #6: Add the notes Step #7: Stop adding notes Step #8: Repeat for other slides Conclusion Content: Step #4: Open the slide for adding notes Click on the slide to which you want to add a note. PowerPoint brings the slide in view on the screen. Step #5: Open the Notes area Click on Notes at the bottom of the screen. PowerPoint opens an area Click to add notes at the bottom of the screen. You can also open the area Click to add notes by clicking on Notes in the Show section in the ribbon. Step #6: Add the notes Click inside the area Click to add notes and add your required notes. Step #7:
https://officebeginner.com/powerpoint/how-to-add-notes-to-powerpoint/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_581410508#4_1141490367
Title: How to add notes to Powerpoint - OfficeBeginner Headings: How to add notes to Powerpoint How to add notes to Powerpoint How to add notes to Powerpoint Step #1: Launch your presentation. Step #2: Change the ribbon to View tab Step #3: Change your presentation to Normal view Step #4: Open the slide for adding notes Step #5: Open the Notes area Step #6: Add the notes Step #7: Stop adding notes Step #8: Repeat for other slides Conclusion Content: PowerPoint opens an area Click to add notes at the bottom of the screen. You can also open the area Click to add notes by clicking on Notes in the Show section in the ribbon. Step #6: Add the notes Click inside the area Click to add notes and add your required notes. Step #7: Stop adding notes Click outside the area to stop adding notes. Step #8: Repeat for other slides Repeat Step #4-7 to add notes to any other slide. Conclusion The ability to add notes within individual slides in PowerPoint can be a great help. Especially when presenting your ideas to an audience.
https://officebeginner.com/powerpoint/how-to-add-notes-to-powerpoint/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_584773332#3_1146965736
Title: How to add Online Pictures to your PowerPoint Presentations - Office Skills Blog Headings: How to add Online Pictures to your PowerPoint Presentations How to add Online Pictures to your PowerPoint Presentations Working with Online Pictures Insert and Resize an Online Image Insert Pictures from OneDrive in PowerPoint 2016 Content: While most of these images are royalty free, it’s worthwhile to check the website link shown with the image to check if there any particular Creative Commons license requirements you need to abide by. PowerPoint no longer provides the option to insert ClipArt directly into your presentations, but you can still find thousands of ClipArt images under the Online Pictures option. Just select ClipArt under the Type menu as shown below. Note: If you want to search all of the Bing images, you can select the “All” option under Type. Keep in mind that you will need to obey copyright law for all of the copyrighted images displayed. After you insert a picture, you can resize it and position it anywhere on your slide. Once you insert the picture, the Format Tool tab will appear. On the Format Tool tab, you can also change the appearance and style of the picture. Insert and Resize an Online Image With slide 2 still selected, click the Online Pictures icon to display the insert pictures search window or alternatively click the Insert tab > Online Pictures on the Ribbon.
https://officeskills.org/blog/add-online-pictures-powerpoint-presentations/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_595324053#0_1173655821
Title: 20+ Homemade Dinosaur Costumes for Halloween Headings: 20+ Homemade Dinosaur Costumes for Halloween 20+ Homemade Dinosaur Costumes for Halloween Cardboard Dinosaur Helmet DIY Dinosaur Tails Baby Dinosaur Costume DIY Dinosaur Socks DIY Dinosaur Costume Dinosaur Hoodie Costume Homemade Dinosaur Halloween Costume Easy DIY Dinosaur Feet Egg Carton Dinosaur Hat DIY Dinosaur Favor Bags + Hats Super Easy Dinosaur Feet Free Printable Dinosaur Masks Easy Dinosaur Puppet Gloves Toddler Dinosaur Costume Dinosaur Socks DIY Paper Dinosaur Hat Dinosaur Hoodie Sweatshirt DIY Dinosaur Costume Hat Paper Plate Dinosaur Halloween Mask DIY Monster Puppet Gloves Dino Hoodies Triceratops Costume Content: 20+ Homemade Dinosaur Costumes for Halloween Home » DIY & Holiday » 20+ Homemade Dinosaur Costumes for Halloween 20+ Homemade Dinosaur Costumes for Halloween Fascination with dinosaurs is one of those phases that most people go through as kids and many are unable to shrug it off even as adults. From bedtime stories about them to stickers and t-shirts, dinosaurs are everywhere. However, a dinosaur costume for Halloween can help to take the fascination a notch higher. And since they are some of the most popular costumes they are widely available and very affordable. But why pay for a dinosaur costume when you can make it at home? You can make dinosaur costumes with chart papers, cardboard, and some hot glue if you do not like sewing. But with some basic sewing skills, you can also make the costumes from fabric. Regardless of how you prefer to make it, you will not have any difficulties creating a cute and realistic one provided you use a little creativity. These dinosaur costume and DIY ideas will also give you a fun activity to do with your kids but remember to keep a watchful eye to prevent accidents since you will need to use some cutting tools. Check out the costume ideas below.
https://ofriendly.com/homemade-dinosaur-costumes-for-halloween/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_600758932#15_1187567517
Title: 18 Interesting Facts About the Alps Mountain Range | OhFact! Headings: 18 Interesting Facts About the Alps Mountain Range 18 Interesting Facts About the Alps Mountain Range 1. Crescent shaped stretch! 2. First Winter Olympic! 3. The youngest mountains in the Europe 4. Fun sports throughout the year! 5. A big family of “Four Thousanders” 6. Divides Europe in two regions! 7. 5000 years old mummy found! 8. Permanent snow blanket! 9. Europe’s highest vineyards! 10. Connection with Adolf Hitler! 11. Exotic wildlife! 12. White Friday avalanche! 13. Hannibal’s arrival! 14. A gush of tourists! 15. Beware of Avalanches! 16. Provides water to lowland Europe! 17. The Capital of the Alps! 18. Want to visit the Alps? Swiss Alps Fly-Through 2 - Google Earth and Liquid Mind Content: Hannibal’s arrival! Hannibal allegedly crossed the Alps with a herd of elephants and lost many of them to the mountains. Caesar and other Roman leaders went through the Alps often during empire’s expansion. However, the list of armies that crossed the Alps is endless. source: anylatitude.com, image: amazonaws.com 14. A gush of tourists! The Alps have been turned out one of the most visited mountain ranges in the world. According to the sources, around 120 million tourists visit the Alps every year.
https://ohfact.com/interesting-facts-alps-mountain-range/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_600758932#16_1187569038
Title: 18 Interesting Facts About the Alps Mountain Range | OhFact! Headings: 18 Interesting Facts About the Alps Mountain Range 18 Interesting Facts About the Alps Mountain Range 1. Crescent shaped stretch! 2. First Winter Olympic! 3. The youngest mountains in the Europe 4. Fun sports throughout the year! 5. A big family of “Four Thousanders” 6. Divides Europe in two regions! 7. 5000 years old mummy found! 8. Permanent snow blanket! 9. Europe’s highest vineyards! 10. Connection with Adolf Hitler! 11. Exotic wildlife! 12. White Friday avalanche! 13. Hannibal’s arrival! 14. A gush of tourists! 15. Beware of Avalanches! 16. Provides water to lowland Europe! 17. The Capital of the Alps! 18. Want to visit the Alps? Swiss Alps Fly-Through 2 - Google Earth and Liquid Mind Content: anylatitude.com, image: amazonaws.com 14. A gush of tourists! The Alps have been turned out one of the most visited mountain ranges in the world. According to the sources, around 120 million tourists visit the Alps every year. source: panda.org, image: myswitzerland.com 15. Beware of Avalanches! The Alps Mountain Range is prone to avalanches.
https://ohfact.com/interesting-facts-alps-mountain-range/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_604897338#1_1196453215
Title: Urbanization - Ohio History Central Headings: Urbanization Urbanization See Also Content: In addition, millions of immigrants came to the United States during this era, seeking a better life for themselves and their families. One important result of industrialization and immigration was the growth of cities, a process known as urbanization. Commonly, factories were located near urban areas. These businesses attracted immigrants and people moving from rural areas who were looking for employment. Cities grew at a rapid rate as a result. Unfortunately, urbanization was not always a positive thing. City services had a difficult time keeping up with the tremendous population growth. Cities in the late 1800s and early 1900s often lacked central planning. There were few sewer systems or clean water. Many roads were not yet paved.
https://ohiohistorycentral.org/w/Urbanization
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_604897338#2_1196454225
Title: Urbanization - Ohio History Central Headings: Urbanization Urbanization See Also Content: Unfortunately, urbanization was not always a positive thing. City services had a difficult time keeping up with the tremendous population growth. Cities in the late 1800s and early 1900s often lacked central planning. There were few sewer systems or clean water. Many roads were not yet paved. There were few building codes in place to protect the people living in them, and fire and police services were limited. Cities were rife with political corruption and disease. As a result of the negative consequences of urbanization, many Progressives began to push for urban reforms. Progressives organized settlement houses in urban areas to provide help for immigrants and the urban poor. They supported passage of laws that would improve living conditions in the inner cities.
https://ohiohistorycentral.org/w/Urbanization
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_604912122#8_1196496518
Title: Women in the Industrial Workforce - Ohio History Central Headings: Women in the Industrial Workforce Women in the Industrial Workforce See Also References Content: To support the war effort, women, including middle-class and wealthy ones, worked producing weapons, bandages, and other supplies that the soldiers needed. For the first several decades of the twentieth century, women continued to face much discrimination. Women routinely did not receive promotion to management positions. Women continued to recieve one-half to two-thirds the wages that a man received in the same position. Still, women's contributions were vital in this time. Women factory workers sometimes made the difference in their families' lives, providing the necessary income to house and feed their loved ones. Also, women's contributions during World War I helped lead to the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution, which granted adult women the right to vote. Unhappy with the discriminatory practices of some employers, women sought protection from these actions by forming unions. Most early national unions initially prohibited women from joining these organizations. Seeking relief from discrimination at work, women formed their unions, hoping that, together, the women could attain more opportunity.
https://ohiohistorycentral.org/w/Women_in_the_Industrial_Workforce
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_604912122#9_1196498033
Title: Women in the Industrial Workforce - Ohio History Central Headings: Women in the Industrial Workforce Women in the Industrial Workforce See Also References Content: Women factory workers sometimes made the difference in their families' lives, providing the necessary income to house and feed their loved ones. Also, women's contributions during World War I helped lead to the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution, which granted adult women the right to vote. Unhappy with the discriminatory practices of some employers, women sought protection from these actions by forming unions. Most early national unions initially prohibited women from joining these organizations. Seeking relief from discrimination at work, women formed their unions, hoping that, together, the women could attain more opportunity. Organizations, such as the Domestic Workers of America, succeeded in providing women with enhanced benefits. Despite these successes, studies in the early twenty-first century suggested that women typically received twenty-one percent lower wages than men working in the same positions. See Also American Civil War First Women's Rights Movement Women Cincinnati, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Ohio Female Protective Union References Tentler, Leslie Woodcock. Wage-Earning Women: Industrial Work and Family Life in the United States, 1900-1930.
https://ohiohistorycentral.org/w/Women_in_the_Industrial_Workforce
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_606439495#14_1199805424
Title: Nematode Diseases of Plants | Ohioline Headings: Nematode Diseases of Plants Nematode Diseases of Plants Sarah D. Williams, Michael J. Boehm, and Horacio Lopez-Nicora, Department of Plant Pathology Morphology Signs and Symptoms Dissemination Control 1. Genetic Host Resistance 2. Cultural Practices 3. Chemical Applications 4. Biological Control 5. Government Regulatory Measures Introduction to Plant Disease Series Search for these Nematode disease fact sheets on Ohioline: Topics: Tags: Program Area (s): Content: Soil mixes for container-grown plants can either be treated with a fumigant or steam-pasteurized at 82 degrees C (180 degrees F) for about 30 minutes. This method is too expensive for field crops other than commercial strawberry fields. The impending loss of methyl bromide may seriously affect the crops where it is used. Use nematicides in certain cases. All nematicides are poisonous and must be used carefully, following the directions on the containers exactly. Most such materials will injure or kill plants if applied too close to their root zones. As the number of commercially available nematicides decreases, greater emphasis has been placed on the development of alternative IPM practices. 4. Biological Control • Although not widely available, scientists have explored the use of antagonistic fungi like Arthrobotrys dactyloides to trap and parasitize plant pathogenic nematodes. Pasteuria penetrans, a bacterial parasite, can also be used as biological control.
https://ohioline.osu.edu/factsheet/plpath-gen-8
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_606439495#15_1199807115
Title: Nematode Diseases of Plants | Ohioline Headings: Nematode Diseases of Plants Nematode Diseases of Plants Sarah D. Williams, Michael J. Boehm, and Horacio Lopez-Nicora, Department of Plant Pathology Morphology Signs and Symptoms Dissemination Control 1. Genetic Host Resistance 2. Cultural Practices 3. Chemical Applications 4. Biological Control 5. Government Regulatory Measures Introduction to Plant Disease Series Search for these Nematode disease fact sheets on Ohioline: Topics: Tags: Program Area (s): Content: Most such materials will injure or kill plants if applied too close to their root zones. As the number of commercially available nematicides decreases, greater emphasis has been placed on the development of alternative IPM practices. 4. Biological Control • Although not widely available, scientists have explored the use of antagonistic fungi like Arthrobotrys dactyloides to trap and parasitize plant pathogenic nematodes. Pasteuria penetrans, a bacterial parasite, can also be used as biological control. Figure 4. White female soybean cyst nematodes on root surface. Photo courtesy R. D. Riggs, © The American Phytopathological Society. 5. Government Regulatory Measures • Avoid importing soil (or plants with soil on their roots) from areas that could be loaded with a dangerous nematode species new to the area.
https://ohioline.osu.edu/factsheet/plpath-gen-8
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_633640274#3_1250867537
Title: History - Basilica of St. Patrick's Old Cathedral & Church of the Most Precious Blood - New York, NY Headings: History New York’s First Cathedral: The Basilica of St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral Historical Highlights Content: The small Catholic population only gained esteem in 1674, when King James II (a Roman Catholic convert) granted religious liberty to the province which still lacked a its own place of worship. In 1683, King James II appointed an Irish Catholic Colonel Thomas Dongan to govern New York under his “Charter of Liberties and Privileges” which granted religious freedom to all Christians. However, the fall of the Catholic Stuarts in England due to the Protestant “Glorious Revolution” of 1688 drove Dongan from his post, ending the brief religious liberty in the province and ushering in a law in 1700 that prohibited Catholic priests from entering the city as per the provincial assembly. Despite these restrictions, Jesuit Ferdinand Steenmayer snuck into the city to celebrate Mass in secret on several brave occasions. Upon the anti-Catholic law being repealed (1784) in the now sovereign state of New York, an Irish Capuchin friar Charles Whelan arrived in the city to help organize what would become the first Catholic parish in the independent United States. New York’s Catholic community numbered less than 1,000 of the total 230,000 populating the land from French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, and Irish descent. Nevertheless, the Roman Catholic Church in the City of New York was incorporated in 1785, led by the French consul and largely financed by a donation from King Charles III of Spain. Construction then commenced on the first Catholic house of worship in the city - St. Peter’s Church. Opening Mass was celebrated on November 1, 1786, in the small, Georgian- style building located on the corner of Barclay and Church streets in lower Manhattan. Severely damaged in the Great Fire of 1835 (a conflagration that raged for three days and destroyed 674 buildings), the original wood frame building was replaced in 1840 by the present monumental granite structure, designed in the classicaltradition.
https://oldcathedral.org/history/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_676574588#16_1324464349
Title: Headings: Content: 5–8 weeks The fetus is about 1 inch long at 8 weeks. The mouth, nostrils, eyelids, hands, fingers, feet, and toes begin to form. The nervous system can respond to stimuli. The cardiovascular system is fully functional. 9–14 weeks The fetus develops a human profile. Sex organs, eyelids, fingernails, and toenails develop. By week 12 the fetus makes crying motions but no sound and may suck its thumb. HS_HEALTH_U06_C19_L1 12/17/02 2:57 PM Page 488 Lesson 1 The Beginning of the Life Cycle489 During the period of growth in the uterus, the fetus develops in preparation for living outside the mother’s body. Organs develop and become ready to function on their own. The fetus grows and gains weight.
https://oldsite.slusd.us/old-website/SLUSD-DO/www.sanleandro.k12.ca.us/cms/lib/CA01001252/Centricity/Domain/868/chap19.pdf
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_681343817#2_1333996859
Title: How To Deter Ground Moles And Voles From The Yard & Garden Naturally Headings: How To Deter Ground Moles And Voles From The Yard & Garden Naturally How To Deter Ground Moles And Voles From The Yard & Garden Naturally The Difference Between Ground Moles And Voles Ground Moles How To Spot Vole Damage How To Deter Ground Moles And Voles Naturally Methods To Deter Ground Moles Deterring With Motion & Sound Castor Beans / Oil And Spray How To Deter Voles Naturally Take Away Hiding Spaces Using Gravel And Fencing Natural Predators Content: With two completely different diets. Ground Moles Moles are insectivores, and exist solely to eat insects. Ground moles will not eat plants or the roots of plants. A ground mole creates a new entrance hole with it’s claw-like paws. They can sometimes damage them in the process of looking for their lunch, but they will not specifically target roots or foliage. They work through the soil in long, underground tunnels in search of grubs, larva and worms. Where there are moles, there will be small mounds of conical-shaped dirt protruding from the ground. These are their entrance and exit holes. How To Spot Vole Damage Voles on the other hand, are herbivores, and love feeding on plants. They can often be confused as a mouse or shrew, but live solely to feaast on existing plant life.
https://oldworldgardenfarms.com/2019/04/25/deter-ground-moles-voles/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_690262725#5_1345882706
Title: Olweus Bullying Prevention Program, Clemson University Headings: Bullying Information Content: Prevalence According to the 2016 National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine's Preventing Bullying Through Science, Policy and Practice report, school-based bullying likely affects between 18 and 31 percent of children and youth and the prevalence of cyberbullying ranges from 7 to 15 percent of youth. Prevalence rates can be even higher for vulnerable subgroups of youth such as LGBT youth, overweight/obese youth, or youth with disabilities. The Bullying in U.S. Schools 2019 Status Repor t reflects the status of bullying among 3rd-12th graders around the United States during the 2015–2019 school years. Fifteen percent of 3rd-12th grade students said that they had been bullied 2-3 times a month or more often, and 6% reported bullying others. The most common ways in which students reported being bullied were: verbal bullying, bullying by spreading rumors, and social exclusion. The least common forms of bullying that were reported by students were having property damaged and cyberbullying. Get Email Updates Sign up here to join the mailing list from Safe and Humane Schools Your Email: First Name: Last Name:
https://olweus.sites.clemson.edu/bullyinginfo.php
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_693205534#8_1352603349
Title: Why Journalism Is Important To A Democracy? - Oman Essay Headings: Why Journalism Is Important To A Democracy? Why Journalism Is Important To A Democracy? Share Here is why journalism is important to a democracy: Content: Even if they pander to all the concerns, their influence is connected to their political stature and not to the appropriateness of their cause. On the contrary, journalism courses through the society and gets in touch with as many communities as possible and relates the opinions of the disregarded to the wider audience. Like any other human organization, journalism has its own flaws. Reporters can have biases, prejudices, blind spots, visions of arrogance. In many cases, the reporters work for bigger organizations that have complex interests that limit them. Nevertheless, they work in an aggressive environment where they are constantly being confronted by peer groups and have to hoist their reporting standards, which eventually aids readers to distinguish the best from the good. For all its faults, the media has several self-correcting mechanisms which can be implemented in real time. The journalism industry may not be entirely perfect, but that should not take away from the truth that it is an instrument that is important for democracy. Reporters try and keep an eye on how a country is evolving. They try to closely follow the government, its practices, shams and outcomes and are always considerate toward the sufferings of the weak and the deprived.
https://omanessay.com/why-journalism-is-important-to-a-democracy/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_693656708#11_1353436373
Title: Intestinal worms: identify parasite symptoms & parasite treatment Headings: Do You Have Parasites? Do You Have Parasites? You may be infected with intestinal parasites or worms! What are Parasites? Intestinal Worms Parasite Symptoms Common symptoms of parasites and worms Common Types of Worms Pinworms Large Roundworms (Ascaris) The common signs and symptoms of Roundworms are: Whipworms The common signs and symptoms of Whipworms are: Hookworms The common signs and symptoms of Hookworms are: Tapeworms The common signs and symptoms of Tapeworms are: Pork tapeworm larvae can migrate to different parts of the body, including the brain, causing epilepsy, headaches, seizures or other neurological disorders, and even sudden death. How do We Catch Parasites? Eating undercooked meat or fish Yes, if you eat sushi, you probably have parasites! International Traveling Poor Hygiene People who bite their nails are at high risk of getting infected with parasites. Owning a Pet Walking Barefoot How to Kill Worms Natural treatment for parasites The best way to kill parasites naturally and safely is to go through a complete detox program that involves fasting and colon cleansing. Content: Then the eggs can be passed around through bedding, clothes, a toilet seat, toys…They can be transferred from fingers to food or liquids. The eggs can also be inhaled and swallowed later when dust containing eggs is dispersed (Eg. when bed sheets are shaken). Pinworm eggs can live for up to three weeks in your house! Kids can be infected easily because they often put objects in their mouths. They then infect the whole family. It is literally impossible to prevent pinworm infections! Since the worms are rarely seen and that their eggs are not passed in the stool, detecting a pinworm infection usually requires a “Scotch tape test”. Clear tape is applied in the morning on the host’s anus, to collect eggs that can be identified under a microscope. Large Roundworms (Ascaris) Roundworms (nematodes), infect humans through contaminated water and soil and can measure from 1 millimeter to 1 meter.
https://omdetox.com/parasite-treatment/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_693656708#12_1353438680
Title: Intestinal worms: identify parasite symptoms & parasite treatment Headings: Do You Have Parasites? Do You Have Parasites? You may be infected with intestinal parasites or worms! What are Parasites? Intestinal Worms Parasite Symptoms Common symptoms of parasites and worms Common Types of Worms Pinworms Large Roundworms (Ascaris) The common signs and symptoms of Roundworms are: Whipworms The common signs and symptoms of Whipworms are: Hookworms The common signs and symptoms of Hookworms are: Tapeworms The common signs and symptoms of Tapeworms are: Pork tapeworm larvae can migrate to different parts of the body, including the brain, causing epilepsy, headaches, seizures or other neurological disorders, and even sudden death. How do We Catch Parasites? Eating undercooked meat or fish Yes, if you eat sushi, you probably have parasites! International Traveling Poor Hygiene People who bite their nails are at high risk of getting infected with parasites. Owning a Pet Walking Barefoot How to Kill Worms Natural treatment for parasites The best way to kill parasites naturally and safely is to go through a complete detox program that involves fasting and colon cleansing. Content: They then infect the whole family. It is literally impossible to prevent pinworm infections! Since the worms are rarely seen and that their eggs are not passed in the stool, detecting a pinworm infection usually requires a “Scotch tape test”. Clear tape is applied in the morning on the host’s anus, to collect eggs that can be identified under a microscope. Large Roundworms (Ascaris) Roundworms (nematodes), infect humans through contaminated water and soil and can measure from 1 millimeter to 1 meter. An Ascaris infection (ascariasis) is the most common infection, and it usually happens when someone eats food grown in soil that has been mixed with human waste, or from eating raw food that was cleaned with contaminated water, or simply by drinking water that contains roundworm eggs. Ascariasis is the most common infection in the world. It is usually seen in tropical climates. In some regions, nearly 95% of the population is infected. Ascaris worms usually don’t spread in developed countries.
https://omdetox.com/parasite-treatment/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_693736306#10_1353611872
Title: Are You a Genetic Carrier? Headings: Are You a Genetic Carrier? What It Means and How Screening Works Are You a Genetic Carrier? What It Means and How Screening Works What is a Genetic Carrier? How Does a Carrier Screening Work? Who Should Receive a Carrier Screening? The Latest DNA Health Insights Content: What is a Genetic Carrier? Every person carries two copies of most genes—one from each parent. Also known as a hereditary carrier or carrier, a genetic carrier is an individual who has a mutation in one copy of a gene. While, as a carrier, the person doesn’t have the disease associated with the mutation, he or she may pass this mutation on to his or her children, as a carrier has a 50% chance of passing the same mutation to the child. For soon-to-be parents, this can be worrisome because a carrier doesn’t necessarily know if he or she carries a genetic condition, as there may be no symptoms of the disease. However, if both parents discovered they were carriers for the same genetic disease, their child would have a 25% chance of inheriting both copies of the mutation, thus leading to the development of the genetic disease. For the most part, everyone carries a gene for at least one genetic disease. What’s more of a concern is if both parents have the same mutation. However, it’s important to note that there are a few conditions that can be caused by a mutation in just one set of DNA, as opposed to a set from each parent. Huntington’s disease is just one example.
https://omecare.co/resources/blog/are-you-a-genetic-carrier-what-it-means-and-how-screening-works/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_717468719#0_1392449160
Title: 10 Low Cost Halloween Costume Ideas Headings: 10 Low Cost Halloween Costume Ideas One Cent At A Time 10 Low Cost Halloween Costume Ideas 10 Low-cost Halloween costume ideas What other suggestion can you share here? Subscribe via Email Site Disclaimer Major Media Mention Content: 10 Low Cost Halloween Costume Ideas One Cent At A Time A Personal finance blog to get rich Beautiful Life Becoming Rich Beginners Guide Extra Income Productivity Saving Money 10 Low Cost Halloween Costume Ideas October 3, 2012 9 Comments One of the most anticipated parties of all time is the Halloween. People spend time, effort, and of course a significant amount of money just to show their unique costumes. Some are even buying costumes from other countries to make sure they are unique. Some go to a couturier to have a customized costume that no one can mimic. While these are all okay, the practical people oppose this type of behavior. Spending too much for a dress that will only be used once is not a wise decision, at least to me. There are actually plenty of ways to come up with unique Halloween costumes without spending that much. This year we have ordered personalized Halloween costumes at a very affordable cost. They have some cute Halloween themed baby onesies and dresses as well. 10 Low-cost Halloween costume ideas Plain White Clothes with Artificial Blood.
https://onecentatatime.com/10-low-cost-halloween-costume-ideas/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_718912404#2_1396573625
Title: Headings: Content: (ii) Regressive taxes place a higher burden on wealthy taxpayers compared to people who earn less. (iii) Regressive taxes result in poor taxpayers paying no taxes. (iv) Regressive taxes prevent tax rates from rising over time. Answer Watch 1 answer 0 watching 372 views For unlimited access to Homework Help, aHomework+ subscription is required. You have 0free answers left. Get unlimited access to 3.7 millionstep-by-step answers. Get access Already have an account? Log in Verified Answer Deanna Hettinger 13 Feb 2020 Unlock all answers to this question Get 1free homework help answer. Unlock Already have an account? Log in Share JeffreyJD Candidate at Stanford Law School 28 May 2020 Answer verification This is a step by step verification of the answer by our certified expert.
https://oneclass.com/homework-help/economics/5569239-which-best-describes-a-regressi.en.html
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_730103557#14_1420692809
Title: Diffusion of Responsibility - Definition and Examples - One Mind Therapy Headings: The Diffusion of Responsibility The Diffusion of Responsibility What is the Diffusion of Responsibilty? Examples of the Concept Influencing Factors Research on the Diffusion of Responsibility Utilizing the Diffusion of Responsibility Explaining Social Inaction Targeting Individuals Rewards and Incentives Becoming a Leader Content: Explaining Social Inaction Whether it is climate change, income inequality, or discrimination, the diffusion of responsibility often comes into play. We can understand social inaction through this lens. The bystander effect can provide a foundation for understanding why these problems are not being handled. Furthermore, we can take action ourselves in ways that are healthy and assertive. Although there are other people out there taking action, we must take steps ourselves to combat this phenomenon of inaction. Targeting Individuals When you need something, it is likely to be more effective to ask an individual. A 2002 study investigated responses to mass emails and private emails requesting information. Those that received personalized requests were significantly more likely to provide the information, and in a more timely manner. This may be useful in marketing, requesting donations, asking for help in a time of need, and encouraging people to take a leadership role. Rewards and Incentives In a collaborative corporate setting, individuals may lack incentive to perform well.
https://onemindtherapy.com/social-psychology/diffusion-of-responsibility/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_765243140#3_1468625992
Title: The United States of Genocide | On Genocide Headings: The United States of Genocide The United States of Genocide Putting the US on trial for genocide against the peoples of Korea, Laos, Viet Nam, Cambodia, Iraq and elsewhere. John Key – Prime Minister of Aotearoa (NZ); former Merill-Lynch Currency Trader US “Wars” are Actually Genocides Coming to Understand Why Genocide and Not War? Textbook Cases Like this: Content: This is a very real fight for the future of humanity. We can either learn and propagate the understanding that US imperial interventions are, by nature, genocidal. Or we can just pretend the word has no meaning; indulge our childish moral impulses and the lazy fatuousness of our scholars and pundits; and let Western mass-murderers use this Orwellian buzzword (for that is what “genocide” currently is) to commit heinous acts of horrific violence which ensure the continued domination of the world’s masses by a tiny imperial elite. (An aside: apparently people like a pragmatic focus to accompany a call to action. So, am I making the most obvious appeal – that US officials be tried for committing genocide? No I am not. They can be tried for war crimes if people really think that “holding people accountable” is more important than preventing suffering and protecting the vulnerable.
https://ongenocide.com/2013/09/28/the-united-states-of-genocide/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_771270870#0_1476705354
Title: Research Methods in Anthropology | Online Tesis Headings: Research Methods in Anthropology Research Methods in Anthropology The Ethnographic Method in Research in Anthropology Data Collection Methods in Anthropology Participant observation In-depth individual interviews Focus Group Textual analysis Digital Anthropology The Field of Digital Anthropology Digital Anthropology and Virtual Environments The inevitability of digital technology as an anthropology tool Conclusions Bibliographic References Content: Research Methods in Anthropology | Online Tesis Research Methods in Anthropology by Bastis Consultores | Jul 6, 2020 | Methodology | 1 comment Send to a Friend Send to a Friend Send to a Friend The distinctive aspect of research in anthropology is the exploration of the complexity and nuances of human interactivity, as well as its culture. As a research discipline, anthropology combines humanistic and social science strategies. During their research, anthropologists make observations and pursue perspectives from various angles and in various ways. They observe and speak with people from different social categories. They have different relationships with the phenomena under study and conceptualize and respond to those phenomena. The Ethnographic Method in Research in Anthropology In this regard, the method that differentiates anthropology from other disciplines is ethnography, defined as the qualitative process of exploring in depth the why and how of culture, behavior and human expression. Using the ethnographic method, anthropologists can discover unexpected ideas that are best obtained by studying the subject over time and from various perspectives. In this way, the ethnographic method uses multiple data collection techniques. These include participant observation, interviews, focus groups and textual analysis to build a holistic and contextual vision of the phenomena under study. Anthropologists immerse themselves in the rich largely qualitative dataset that results from their research and iterative analysis to identify emerging issues and gain insight into the meaning of the data.
https://online-tesis.com/en/research-methods-in-anthropology/
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Title: Benefits of Informatics in Nursing - MS Health Informatics - Adelphi Headings: Content: By embracing the possibilities of informatics, nurses and other healthcare professionals can position themselves ahead of the curve. Some of the most promising effects from the advent of informatics-driven strategies in nursing include: Superior Results for Patients Accurate and thorough electronic health records are essential to high-quality treatment. Informaticians ensure that organizations have the platforms and processes in place to document each patient’s condition and history in depth while complying with privacy regulations. Digital connections place extensive biometrics and pharmacy records at nurses’ fingertips so they can plan interventions and share the relevant findings with various departments. Nursing staff use informatics solutions to identify patients who are at higher risk for serious conditions and take preventative steps early. Automated alerts minimize the chance for medical errors by warning providers about potential dangers such as a patient’s allergy or a hazardous drug interaction. Efficient Clinical Processes For years, healthcare organizations have pursued a shift away from a fee-for-service model into providing value-based care. Informatics aids in these efforts to offer systematic, evidence-based treatment that prevents unnecessary or overly expensive procedures. By examining analytics, leaders are able to set and enforce best practices while meeting the individual needs of each patient.
https://online.adelphi.edu/articles/benefits-of-informatics-in-nursing/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_771462089#7_1477016026
Title: Benefits of Informatics in Nursing - MS Health Informatics - Adelphi Headings: Content: Clinical decision support systems are a powerful means of harnessing data from electronic records and ubiquitous medical devices to standardize care and eliminate waste. Information science professionals implement these software programs to analyze patient data and offer useful information like clinical guidelines. A decision support system may help make diagnoses as well as trigger timely prompts and reminders over the course of treatment. Coordinated Care Delivering the best possible results for patients often calls for collaboration among healthcare professionals who may work in different departments, facilities or organizations. Care coordination and communication makes it possible for everyone involved in diagnosis and treatment to organize their efforts and share information. According to the New England Journal of Medicine, the key elements involved in care coordination are: Access to a variety of healthcare services and providers Clear communications and effective planning among the providers A holistic approach to a patient’s medical needs Information shared with patients in terms they can understand Digital infrastructure is crucial to making the most of these efforts. When nurses, specialists and other providers easily access details about a patient’s needs, they can make more informed decisions and prioritize safety. With extensive security measures and privacy practices in place, professionals can share the necessary health records to ensure they offer the best treatment and avoid redundant procedures. Advances in Telehealth The advent of social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic has made abundantly clear the value of reliable access to quality healthcare from home.
https://online.adelphi.edu/articles/benefits-of-informatics-in-nursing/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_771726319#0_1477541018
Title: What is Vicarious Trauma | AHU Online Headings: Vicarious Trauma: Information, Prevention and Resources Vicarious Trauma: Information, Prevention and Resources What Is Vicarious Trauma? Examples of Vicarious Trauma How to Identify Vicarious Trauma How to Address Vicarious Trauma Vicarious Trauma and the AHU Bachelor of Science in Nursing Recommended Readings Sources Content: What is Vicarious Trauma | AHU Online Back to Blog Vicarious Trauma: Information, Prevention and Resources November 12, 2019 | Category: Articles, Nursing Leonie Harvey-Rolfe knew something was wrong, but she couldn’t put her finger on it. The 30-year-old was employed as the service coordinator for a community health center, where she worked closely with women who were the victims of “daily violence, abuse, poverty, homelessness, and addiction” as Refinery29 describes it. She didn’t exhibit any symptoms of stress, but she noticed her “threshold for what was shocking or risky had all but disappeared.” At first, she responded by taking on even more work despite the toll it was taking on her mental health because she felt that taking a break from her work would be a sign of weakness and failure. Eventually, her doctor prescribed 30 days off from work. Only after that long break did she realize the devastating impact of the vicarious trauma she felt. The lesson Harvey-Rolfe learned from her experience with vicarious trauma was how important it is for people who care for victims of trauma to take care of themselves as well. Healthcare providers are particularly susceptible to vicarious trauma, which is also called secondary trauma and secondary traumatic stress because those who are affected frequently work with people who are experiencing or have recently gone through a traumatic event.
https://online.ahu.edu/blog/what-is-vicarious-trauma/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_771726319#1_1477543023
Title: What is Vicarious Trauma | AHU Online Headings: Vicarious Trauma: Information, Prevention and Resources Vicarious Trauma: Information, Prevention and Resources What Is Vicarious Trauma? Examples of Vicarious Trauma How to Identify Vicarious Trauma How to Address Vicarious Trauma Vicarious Trauma and the AHU Bachelor of Science in Nursing Recommended Readings Sources Content: At first, she responded by taking on even more work despite the toll it was taking on her mental health because she felt that taking a break from her work would be a sign of weakness and failure. Eventually, her doctor prescribed 30 days off from work. Only after that long break did she realize the devastating impact of the vicarious trauma she felt. The lesson Harvey-Rolfe learned from her experience with vicarious trauma was how important it is for people who care for victims of trauma to take care of themselves as well. Healthcare providers are particularly susceptible to vicarious trauma, which is also called secondary trauma and secondary traumatic stress because those who are affected frequently work with people who are experiencing or have recently gone through a traumatic event. Nurses and other healthcare professionals need to know what vicarious trauma is, how to identify vicarious trauma, and how to support themselves and their coworkers who are affected by the condition. What Is Vicarious Trauma? GoodTherapy defines vicarious trauma as “indirect exposure to a traumatic event through firsthand account or narrative of that event.” While emergency responders, healthcare workers, and people in law enforcement are at greatest risk of vicarious trauma, the condition can affect anyone who has a “significant relationship with a survivor of trauma,” according to the site. In the course of their work, therapists, nurses, and other healthcare professionals must ask patients to recount the traumatic events that caused their injuries.
https://online.ahu.edu/blog/what-is-vicarious-trauma/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_771726319#2_1477545170
Title: What is Vicarious Trauma | AHU Online Headings: Vicarious Trauma: Information, Prevention and Resources Vicarious Trauma: Information, Prevention and Resources What Is Vicarious Trauma? Examples of Vicarious Trauma How to Identify Vicarious Trauma How to Address Vicarious Trauma Vicarious Trauma and the AHU Bachelor of Science in Nursing Recommended Readings Sources Content: Nurses and other healthcare professionals need to know what vicarious trauma is, how to identify vicarious trauma, and how to support themselves and their coworkers who are affected by the condition. What Is Vicarious Trauma? GoodTherapy defines vicarious trauma as “indirect exposure to a traumatic event through firsthand account or narrative of that event.” While emergency responders, healthcare workers, and people in law enforcement are at greatest risk of vicarious trauma, the condition can affect anyone who has a “significant relationship with a survivor of trauma,” according to the site. In the course of their work, therapists, nurses, and other healthcare professionals must ask patients to recount the traumatic events that caused their injuries. Hearing these accounts often evokes in caregivers a similar but muted response to the trauma that the patient experienced. The vicarious trauma they feel can cause the caregiver’s worldview to shift; it may also lead to “compassion fatigue” and burnout. Compassion fatigue occurs when caregivers spend so much time assisting victims of trauma that they have no time to care for themselves. It causes physical and emotional exhaustion, but, unlike vicarious trauma, compassion fatigue doesn’t cause symptoms of trauma or a negative change in a person’s worldview.
https://online.ahu.edu/blog/what-is-vicarious-trauma/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_771726319#3_1477547108
Title: What is Vicarious Trauma | AHU Online Headings: Vicarious Trauma: Information, Prevention and Resources Vicarious Trauma: Information, Prevention and Resources What Is Vicarious Trauma? Examples of Vicarious Trauma How to Identify Vicarious Trauma How to Address Vicarious Trauma Vicarious Trauma and the AHU Bachelor of Science in Nursing Recommended Readings Sources Content: Hearing these accounts often evokes in caregivers a similar but muted response to the trauma that the patient experienced. The vicarious trauma they feel can cause the caregiver’s worldview to shift; it may also lead to “compassion fatigue” and burnout. Compassion fatigue occurs when caregivers spend so much time assisting victims of trauma that they have no time to care for themselves. It causes physical and emotional exhaustion, but, unlike vicarious trauma, compassion fatigue doesn’t cause symptoms of trauma or a negative change in a person’s worldview. Examples of Vicarious Trauma A nurse educator observing interactions between patients and nurses in emergency rooms notices that new nurses are “excited, enthusiastic and engaged with patients,” as the Association of American Medical Colleges notes. By contrast, the nurses who have 20 to 30 years of work experience appear detached from their patients, as if they are “going through the motions” and “have built walls to avoid the hurt” of witnessing their suffering and trauma. The term “compassion fatigue” is ill suited to describe this situation because the veteran nurses haven’t lost their compassion or desire to help people. Instead, they are experiencing “professional emotional saturation,” which combines symptoms of burnout and secondary traumatic stress. Burnout originates externally:
https://online.ahu.edu/blog/what-is-vicarious-trauma/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_771726319#4_1477549120
Title: What is Vicarious Trauma | AHU Online Headings: Vicarious Trauma: Information, Prevention and Resources Vicarious Trauma: Information, Prevention and Resources What Is Vicarious Trauma? Examples of Vicarious Trauma How to Identify Vicarious Trauma How to Address Vicarious Trauma Vicarious Trauma and the AHU Bachelor of Science in Nursing Recommended Readings Sources Content: Examples of Vicarious Trauma A nurse educator observing interactions between patients and nurses in emergency rooms notices that new nurses are “excited, enthusiastic and engaged with patients,” as the Association of American Medical Colleges notes. By contrast, the nurses who have 20 to 30 years of work experience appear detached from their patients, as if they are “going through the motions” and “have built walls to avoid the hurt” of witnessing their suffering and trauma. The term “compassion fatigue” is ill suited to describe this situation because the veteran nurses haven’t lost their compassion or desire to help people. Instead, they are experiencing “professional emotional saturation,” which combines symptoms of burnout and secondary traumatic stress. Burnout originates externally: It is caused by working long hours and having too much work to do. Also contributing to burnout is the fact that nurses don’t have enough time to spend with each patient, in part because they are constantly entering data into computers and devices. In contrast, secondary traumatic stress originates within: It results from sharing the grief when a patient dies and from feeling overwhelmed by negative emotions. While all healthcare professionals must feel some detachment in their work, with secondary traumatic stress the detachment becomes extreme and leads to cynicism, jadedness, and depersonalization.
https://online.ahu.edu/blog/what-is-vicarious-trauma/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_771726319#5_1477551158
Title: What is Vicarious Trauma | AHU Online Headings: Vicarious Trauma: Information, Prevention and Resources Vicarious Trauma: Information, Prevention and Resources What Is Vicarious Trauma? Examples of Vicarious Trauma How to Identify Vicarious Trauma How to Address Vicarious Trauma Vicarious Trauma and the AHU Bachelor of Science in Nursing Recommended Readings Sources Content: It is caused by working long hours and having too much work to do. Also contributing to burnout is the fact that nurses don’t have enough time to spend with each patient, in part because they are constantly entering data into computers and devices. In contrast, secondary traumatic stress originates within: It results from sharing the grief when a patient dies and from feeling overwhelmed by negative emotions. While all healthcare professionals must feel some detachment in their work, with secondary traumatic stress the detachment becomes extreme and leads to cynicism, jadedness, and depersonalization. In another example of the impact of vicarious trauma, a nurse with 22 years of experience left the profession with feelings of “turmoil, shame, and confusion,” as she describes in Reflections on Nursing Leadership. Not until much later did she realize that she was experiencing secondary traumatic stress. She found that she had become “hardened and cynical,” and she felt “crippled when confronted again by suffering,” which led to “feelings of hopelessness, withdrawal, and lack of self-esteem.” Her coping mechanisms included “going silent . . . redirecting, shutting down, minimizing, or ignoring the experiences of patients.”
https://online.ahu.edu/blog/what-is-vicarious-trauma/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_771726319#6_1477553021
Title: What is Vicarious Trauma | AHU Online Headings: Vicarious Trauma: Information, Prevention and Resources Vicarious Trauma: Information, Prevention and Resources What Is Vicarious Trauma? Examples of Vicarious Trauma How to Identify Vicarious Trauma How to Address Vicarious Trauma Vicarious Trauma and the AHU Bachelor of Science in Nursing Recommended Readings Sources Content: In another example of the impact of vicarious trauma, a nurse with 22 years of experience left the profession with feelings of “turmoil, shame, and confusion,” as she describes in Reflections on Nursing Leadership. Not until much later did she realize that she was experiencing secondary traumatic stress. She found that she had become “hardened and cynical,” and she felt “crippled when confronted again by suffering,” which led to “feelings of hopelessness, withdrawal, and lack of self-esteem.” Her coping mechanisms included “going silent . . . redirecting, shutting down, minimizing, or ignoring the experiences of patients.” How to Identify Vicarious Trauma Symptoms of vicarious trauma can be divided into five categories, as GoodTherapy explains: Emotional symptoms: Persistent feelings of grief, anxiety and sadness; irritability and anger; being easily distracted;
https://online.ahu.edu/blog/what-is-vicarious-trauma/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_771726319#7_1477554515
Title: What is Vicarious Trauma | AHU Online Headings: Vicarious Trauma: Information, Prevention and Resources Vicarious Trauma: Information, Prevention and Resources What Is Vicarious Trauma? Examples of Vicarious Trauma How to Identify Vicarious Trauma How to Address Vicarious Trauma Vicarious Trauma and the AHU Bachelor of Science in Nursing Recommended Readings Sources Content: How to Identify Vicarious Trauma Symptoms of vicarious trauma can be divided into five categories, as GoodTherapy explains: Emotional symptoms: Persistent feelings of grief, anxiety and sadness; irritability and anger; being easily distracted; changes in mood or sense of humor; feeling isolated; and feeling unsafe Behavioral symptoms: Increased drinking and substance abuse; changes in eating and sleeping habits;
https://online.ahu.edu/blog/what-is-vicarious-trauma/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_771726319#8_1477555501
Title: What is Vicarious Trauma | AHU Online Headings: Vicarious Trauma: Information, Prevention and Resources Vicarious Trauma: Information, Prevention and Resources What Is Vicarious Trauma? Examples of Vicarious Trauma How to Identify Vicarious Trauma How to Address Vicarious Trauma Vicarious Trauma and the AHU Bachelor of Science in Nursing Recommended Readings Sources Content: changes in mood or sense of humor; feeling isolated; and feeling unsafe Behavioral symptoms: Increased drinking and substance abuse; changes in eating and sleeping habits; risky behavior; avoiding people or favorite activities; and failing to separate work life from personal life Physiological symptoms: Increased incidence of headaches, rashes, ulcers, heartburn, and other signs of physical illness Cognitive symptoms: Increased cynicism and negativity;
https://online.ahu.edu/blog/what-is-vicarious-trauma/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_771726319#9_1477556529
Title: What is Vicarious Trauma | AHU Online Headings: Vicarious Trauma: Information, Prevention and Resources Vicarious Trauma: Information, Prevention and Resources What Is Vicarious Trauma? Examples of Vicarious Trauma How to Identify Vicarious Trauma How to Address Vicarious Trauma Vicarious Trauma and the AHU Bachelor of Science in Nursing Recommended Readings Sources Content: risky behavior; avoiding people or favorite activities; and failing to separate work life from personal life Physiological symptoms: Increased incidence of headaches, rashes, ulcers, heartburn, and other signs of physical illness Cognitive symptoms: Increased cynicism and negativity; inability to concentrate and make decisions; memory problems; inability to stop thinking about the trauma others have experienced Spiritual symptoms: Loss of hope or sense of purpose; feeling disconnected from others and the world in general;
https://online.ahu.edu/blog/what-is-vicarious-trauma/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_771726319#10_1477557628
Title: What is Vicarious Trauma | AHU Online Headings: Vicarious Trauma: Information, Prevention and Resources Vicarious Trauma: Information, Prevention and Resources What Is Vicarious Trauma? Examples of Vicarious Trauma How to Identify Vicarious Trauma How to Address Vicarious Trauma Vicarious Trauma and the AHU Bachelor of Science in Nursing Recommended Readings Sources Content: inability to concentrate and make decisions; memory problems; inability to stop thinking about the trauma others have experienced Spiritual symptoms: Loss of hope or sense of purpose; feeling disconnected from others and the world in general; feeling unworthy or undeserving of love Many healthcare employers have instituted screening programs intended to recognize signs of vicarious trauma and burnout in nurses and other clinicians. These programs are implemented in conjunction with information on self-assessment and increased awareness of the prevalence of vicarious trauma and other stressors in healthcare environments. How to Address Vicarious Trauma The veteran nurse in the above example who abandoned a 22-year career was eventually able to return to the profession after working with a trauma therapist. Effective treatments for vicarious trauma include cognitive behavior therapy, eye movement desensitization reprocessing (EMDR), resilience training and mindfulness-based stress reduction. Preventing and recovering from the negative effects of vicarious trauma depend on having strong personal and professional support networks.
https://online.ahu.edu/blog/what-is-vicarious-trauma/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_771726319#11_1477559345
Title: What is Vicarious Trauma | AHU Online Headings: Vicarious Trauma: Information, Prevention and Resources Vicarious Trauma: Information, Prevention and Resources What Is Vicarious Trauma? Examples of Vicarious Trauma How to Identify Vicarious Trauma How to Address Vicarious Trauma Vicarious Trauma and the AHU Bachelor of Science in Nursing Recommended Readings Sources Content: feeling unworthy or undeserving of love Many healthcare employers have instituted screening programs intended to recognize signs of vicarious trauma and burnout in nurses and other clinicians. These programs are implemented in conjunction with information on self-assessment and increased awareness of the prevalence of vicarious trauma and other stressors in healthcare environments. How to Address Vicarious Trauma The veteran nurse in the above example who abandoned a 22-year career was eventually able to return to the profession after working with a trauma therapist. Effective treatments for vicarious trauma include cognitive behavior therapy, eye movement desensitization reprocessing (EMDR), resilience training and mindfulness-based stress reduction. Preventing and recovering from the negative effects of vicarious trauma depend on having strong personal and professional support networks. Feelings of isolation and ineffectiveness can be alleviated by talking with colleagues. Nurse managers play an important role in promoting self-assessment and self-help for their staff members, but they can have a more direct impact on preventing vicarious trauma by helping nurses with their most challenging cases and with their caseloads. The U.S. Department of Justice Office for Victims of Crime has created the Vicarious Trauma Toolkit designed to assist healthcare professionals and others who work with the victims of trauma by providing information and techniques they can apply to prevent and treat the condition. In particular, the tool kit’s “What Is Vicarious Trauma?” page lists the common reactions to negative trauma and explains the steps coworkers and managers can take to assist their colleagues who may be suffering from vicarious trauma.
https://online.ahu.edu/blog/what-is-vicarious-trauma/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_771726319#12_1477561692
Title: What is Vicarious Trauma | AHU Online Headings: Vicarious Trauma: Information, Prevention and Resources Vicarious Trauma: Information, Prevention and Resources What Is Vicarious Trauma? Examples of Vicarious Trauma How to Identify Vicarious Trauma How to Address Vicarious Trauma Vicarious Trauma and the AHU Bachelor of Science in Nursing Recommended Readings Sources Content: Feelings of isolation and ineffectiveness can be alleviated by talking with colleagues. Nurse managers play an important role in promoting self-assessment and self-help for their staff members, but they can have a more direct impact on preventing vicarious trauma by helping nurses with their most challenging cases and with their caseloads. The U.S. Department of Justice Office for Victims of Crime has created the Vicarious Trauma Toolkit designed to assist healthcare professionals and others who work with the victims of trauma by providing information and techniques they can apply to prevent and treat the condition. In particular, the tool kit’s “What Is Vicarious Trauma?” page lists the common reactions to negative trauma and explains the steps coworkers and managers can take to assist their colleagues who may be suffering from vicarious trauma. Vicarious Trauma and the AHU Bachelor of Science in Nursing Nurses and other healthcare professionals must strike a balance between feeling empathy for their patients’ suffering and desensitizing themselves to the impact of spending day after day, year after year helping people who are experiencing trauma now or have recently suffered a traumatic event. How nurses can help themselves and their colleagues to recognize, prevent, and respond to vicarious trauma is a component of AdventHealth University Online’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN-BSN) degree program, which teaches whole-person care for both patients and nurses. The RN-BSN program prepares nurses to excel as healthcare professionals during times of tremendous technological and social change. The program curriculum includes such classes as Community Health for RNs, Leadership and Management in Nursing, and Health Promotion and Assessment for RNs. Learn more about the benefits of AdventHealth University Online’s RN-BSN program for a long and successful nursing career.
https://online.ahu.edu/blog/what-is-vicarious-trauma/
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Title: Removing the Blindfold: Ethics in Criminal Justice Headings: Content: Serve the Community The duty of police officers is to serve the community where they work. This means safeguarding the people within the community and protecting them against deception, oppression and violence as well as protecting their property and ensuring that their constitutional rights are respected. Lead by Example Police officers must act with honesty and integrity, courage in the face of danger and self-restraint. They must keep their private lives separate from their professional duties and must be exemplary when obeying and upholding the law. Remain Impartial Personal grudges, prejudices, political beliefs, aspirations and friendships have no place in the decision-making process of an officer of the law. A police officer must always uphold the law without compromise, favor or malice. Respect the Badge and the Office The badge is a symbol of public faith. Every action a police officer takes in pursuit of his or her duty reflects upon that symbol and upon the department that officer serves. Corruption, bribery and obstruction of justice for any reason are unacceptable. Take Responsibility Police officers are solely responsible for maintaining their standard of professional conduct and must take every reasonable action to maintain and improve that standard of conduct.
https://online.campbellsville.edu/criminal-justice/ethics-in-criminal-justice/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_773414105#5_1480464566
Title: How Virtual Learning is Transforming K-12 Education Headings: Content: More and more teachers are turning these powerful devices into a delivery mechanism for learning. They can use mobile devices to get real-time feedback from students, ask quick questions or allow for problem solving. Schools are also implementing tablets into the classroom in a similar fashion, allowing for a multifaceted learning experience. Social Networking for Learning Just like mobile devices, educators are integrating educationally appropriate social networking sites in their classroom instruction. They are realizing that these sites are perfect for virtual learning, allowing students to collaborate easily outside the classroom. For those with privacy concerns, there are several social networks specifically set up for education and designed to keep kids safe. Electronic and Interactive Textbooks When it comes to textbooks, virtual learning offers the promise of far more interactive content. The electronic format offers more powerful textbooks that offer videos, audio clips and other interactive activities to supplement a lesson. Interactive textbooks also allow for note taking and highlighting right in the document. This advancement allows students to have greater interaction with what they are learning.
https://online.campbellsville.edu/education/virtual-learning-transforms-education/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_773414105#7_1480467609
Title: How Virtual Learning is Transforming K-12 Education Headings: Content: Adaptive Learning Perhaps the biggest strength of virtual learning is how easily it can be adapted to meet the needs of each student. Many virtual learning environments can identify and react to places where students need increased support or where they are performing beyond expectations. Adaptive learning allows educators to easily pinpoint the needs of students and work more diligently to help them, without slowing down the entire class. This personalized form of learning can be highly effective and is still evolving. Differences in Teaching Online For some educators who haven’t ventured far into virtual learning, the idea may be daunting. It’s important for teachers to understand that they can prepare for the unique challenges of virtual learning. Developing New and Engaging Lesson Plans Virtual learning offers educators immense potential in the interactivity department. A good lesson plan in this format involves significant opportunities for engagement. Teachers should leverage the use of software and platforms that encourage engagement. Whether they include interactive textbooks, social networking or other interactive activities, teachers must offer supplemental instruction that takes full advantage of technology.
https://online.campbellsville.edu/education/virtual-learning-transforms-education/
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Title: How Virtual Learning is Transforming K-12 Education Headings: Content: It’s important for teachers to understand that they can prepare for the unique challenges of virtual learning. Developing New and Engaging Lesson Plans Virtual learning offers educators immense potential in the interactivity department. A good lesson plan in this format involves significant opportunities for engagement. Teachers should leverage the use of software and platforms that encourage engagement. Whether they include interactive textbooks, social networking or other interactive activities, teachers must offer supplemental instruction that takes full advantage of technology. Developing Digital Assessments Technological tools can be of unique help for assessing and measuring student progress. Digital assessments must be designed differently than traditional paper tests, and they can include audio or visual cues. Teachers can also use real-time assessment tools during a lesson to ensure that instruction is working. Understanding Diversity in the Classroom One powerful feature of virtual learning is its ability to unite diverse classrooms more easily. Students with physical or learning disabilities can participate in virtual learning lessons at a pace that works for them, without impacting the rest of the classroom.
https://online.campbellsville.edu/education/virtual-learning-transforms-education/
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Title: A Holistic View of Social Work | CU Online Headings: Content: A Holistic View of Social Work | CU Online (888) 506-6011 Email Us Online Degrees Degree Level Associate Degrees Bachelor’s Degrees Master’s Degrees Certificates & Endorsements View All Degrees Area of Study Business Communications Computer Science Criminal Justice General Studies Ministry & Theology MSN Nursing Social Work Teaching & Education Admissions General Information Admission Process Academic Calendar Frequently Asked Questions Student Type Alumni Military & Veterans Transfer Students Tuition & Aid Tuition & Costs Financial Aid Financial Aid FAQ Resources Resource Type Program Resources Career Outcomes Infographics Articles & Guides About Get Started Online Degrees Degree Level Associate Degrees Bachelor’s Degrees Master’s Degrees Certificates & Endorsements View All Degrees Area of Study Business Communications Computer Science Criminal Justice General Studies Ministry & Theology MSN Nursing Social Work Teaching & Education Admissions General Information Admission Process Academic Calendar Frequently Asked Questions Student Type Alumni Military & Veterans Transfer Students Tuition & Aid Tuition & Costs Financial Aid Financial Aid FAQ Resources Resource Type Program Resources Career Outcomes Infographics Articles & Guides About Get Started Search › A Holistic View of Social Work A Holistic View of Social Work Posted February 8, 2019 in Social Work Social workers help struggling individuals receive the care and resources they need to live healthy, comfortable lives. Through aiding vulnerable children at schools, assisting terminal patients with changes to their daily routines and counseling struggling families, social workers serve society in many ways. While unique tactics are required to help people with diverse medical and emotional needs, all social workers can benefit from taking a holistic approach to each case. Examining Behavior Through a Holistic Lens A holistic approach to social work involves examining all social factors of a person’s life, rather than focusing on one issue. Social workers who practice this approach may examine their client’s behavior by considering the following factors: Living environment: Where someone lives and with whom can have a variety of impacts on person’s well-being. Climate conditions can contribute to medical problems. Neighborhoods can be neglected or underfunded, which could lead to medical and psychological issues. Emotional issues can arise due to the people in a living environment.
https://online.campbellsville.edu/social-work/ecological-perspective-holistic-social-work/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_774631893#8_1482535268
Title: The Evolution of American Family Structure Headings: The Evolution of American Family Structure The Evolution of American Family Structure A Brief History of the Pre-20th Century Family Government and the Family Depression and War Family Structures in the Postwar World The Idyllic ’50s The Modern Family Unit Further Change in the Marital Family The Role of Family Science Next Steps: Family Science Degrees at Concordia University, St. Paul Content: The average age for women to marry was 20, divorce rates stabilized and the birthrate doubled. However, the perfect images of family life that appeared on television don’t tell the whole story: “ Only 60 percent of children spent their childhood in a male-breadwinner, female-homemaker household.” This “democratization of family ideals” reflected a singular society and economy, one that was driven by a reaction against Depression and war and compounded by rising incomes and low prices. The economic boom that followed World War II led to significant economic growth, particularly in manufacturing and consumer goods; around 13 million new homes were built in the 1950s. Families moved to the suburbs because they could afford to, and the family became a “haven in a heartless world,” as well as “an alternative world of satisfaction and intimacy” for adults and children that had experienced the ravages of wartime. In fact, this is where the concept of close-knit families as we know it originates. Domestic containment as a way of life was reinforced by American youth, who wanted to have long-lasting and stronger relationships than their parents had. Soldiers and servicemen who returned from war were looking to get married and raise children.
https://online.csp.edu/blog/family-science/the-evolution-of-american-family-structure
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_774631893#9_1482537247
Title: The Evolution of American Family Structure Headings: The Evolution of American Family Structure The Evolution of American Family Structure A Brief History of the Pre-20th Century Family Government and the Family Depression and War Family Structures in the Postwar World The Idyllic ’50s The Modern Family Unit Further Change in the Marital Family The Role of Family Science Next Steps: Family Science Degrees at Concordia University, St. Paul Content: around 13 million new homes were built in the 1950s. Families moved to the suburbs because they could afford to, and the family became a “haven in a heartless world,” as well as “an alternative world of satisfaction and intimacy” for adults and children that had experienced the ravages of wartime. In fact, this is where the concept of close-knit families as we know it originates. Domestic containment as a way of life was reinforced by American youth, who wanted to have long-lasting and stronger relationships than their parents had. Soldiers and servicemen who returned from war were looking to get married and raise children. The Idyllic ’50s The standard structure of the family in postwar America consisted of a “breadwinner male, his wife who did household chores and looked after the children, and the children.” Families ate meals and went on outings together, and lived in sociable neighborhoods. Parents paid close attention to disciplining their children and live-in relationships were unheard of — in fact, girls stayed in their parents’ home until marriage and did not commonly attend college. Children became emotional rather than economic assets for the first time, close with their parents and the center of the family. Because of this, parents studied child development and worked to socialize their children so that they would become successful adults.
https://online.csp.edu/blog/family-science/the-evolution-of-american-family-structure
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_774631893#10_1482539348
Title: The Evolution of American Family Structure Headings: The Evolution of American Family Structure The Evolution of American Family Structure A Brief History of the Pre-20th Century Family Government and the Family Depression and War Family Structures in the Postwar World The Idyllic ’50s The Modern Family Unit Further Change in the Marital Family The Role of Family Science Next Steps: Family Science Degrees at Concordia University, St. Paul Content: The Idyllic ’50s The standard structure of the family in postwar America consisted of a “breadwinner male, his wife who did household chores and looked after the children, and the children.” Families ate meals and went on outings together, and lived in sociable neighborhoods. Parents paid close attention to disciplining their children and live-in relationships were unheard of — in fact, girls stayed in their parents’ home until marriage and did not commonly attend college. Children became emotional rather than economic assets for the first time, close with their parents and the center of the family. Because of this, parents studied child development and worked to socialize their children so that they would become successful adults. Childhood became a distinct period of life. However, young girls were “not considered to be fit for the attainment of higher education, as they were looked upon as housewives.” All in all, family structure in the ’50s was based around one central necessity: a secure life. The economic and global instability of the early 20th century gave rise to the need for closely defined family units.
https://online.csp.edu/blog/family-science/the-evolution-of-american-family-structure
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_774631893#11_1482541204
Title: The Evolution of American Family Structure Headings: The Evolution of American Family Structure The Evolution of American Family Structure A Brief History of the Pre-20th Century Family Government and the Family Depression and War Family Structures in the Postwar World The Idyllic ’50s The Modern Family Unit Further Change in the Marital Family The Role of Family Science Next Steps: Family Science Degrees at Concordia University, St. Paul Content: Childhood became a distinct period of life. However, young girls were “not considered to be fit for the attainment of higher education, as they were looked upon as housewives.” All in all, family structure in the ’50s was based around one central necessity: a secure life. The economic and global instability of the early 20th century gave rise to the need for closely defined family units. This led to an ideology that lauded economic advancement and social order, the results of which were younger marriages that lasted longer, more children, fewer divorces and the nuclear family. The Modern Family Unit The nuclear family of the ’50s epitomized the economically stable family unit. The idea of the middle-class, child-centered families that were “headed by wage-earning husbands became the ideal, although making that family model the norm for most Americans took decades and (even) then was short-lived.” This is why the modern family, in most cases, bears little resemblance to this “ideal” unit. Many of the changes that were part of this transition are a direct result of the expanding role of women in society, both in terms of the workplace and education.
https://online.csp.edu/blog/family-science/the-evolution-of-american-family-structure
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_774631893#12_1482543093
Title: The Evolution of American Family Structure Headings: The Evolution of American Family Structure The Evolution of American Family Structure A Brief History of the Pre-20th Century Family Government and the Family Depression and War Family Structures in the Postwar World The Idyllic ’50s The Modern Family Unit Further Change in the Marital Family The Role of Family Science Next Steps: Family Science Degrees at Concordia University, St. Paul Content: This led to an ideology that lauded economic advancement and social order, the results of which were younger marriages that lasted longer, more children, fewer divorces and the nuclear family. The Modern Family Unit The nuclear family of the ’50s epitomized the economically stable family unit. The idea of the middle-class, child-centered families that were “headed by wage-earning husbands became the ideal, although making that family model the norm for most Americans took decades and (even) then was short-lived.” This is why the modern family, in most cases, bears little resemblance to this “ideal” unit. Many of the changes that were part of this transition are a direct result of the expanding role of women in society, both in terms of the workplace and education. The rise of the post-industrial economy, based in information and services, led to more married women entering the workplace. As early as 1960, around a third of middle class women were working either part- or full-time jobs. Since the ’60s, families have also become “smaller, less stable and more diverse.” More adults, whether young or elderly, live outside of the family as well. Today, the male-breadwinner, female-housewife family represents only a small percentage of American households.
https://online.csp.edu/blog/family-science/the-evolution-of-american-family-structure
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_775174281#1_1483481002
Title: How Nurse Staffing Affects Patient Safety and Satisfaction Headings: How Nurse Staffing Affects Patient Safety and Satisfaction How Nurse Staffing Affects Patient Safety and Satisfaction Why Does Understaffing Occur? Is There a Link Between Understaffing and Negative Patient Outcomes? How Does Understaffing Affect Nurses? Does Inadequate Nurse Staffing Affect Patient Satisfaction? Why Is Patient Satisfaction Important to the Healthcare Industry? What Can Healthcare Organizations Do to Improve Nurse Staffing? Content: Why Does Understaffing Occur? Budget cuts, nurses reaching retirement age and a shortage of nurse faculty to prepare new nurses are just a few reasons for understaffing. Is There a Link Between Understaffing and Negative Patient Outcomes? Healthcare facilities that do not keep an adequate number of nurses on duty can jeopardize the safety of their patients. Overworked nurses may suffer from fatigue or burnout which can impair their ability to focus on tasks. This lack of focus can lead to medical errors, a lack of engagement and missed nursing care. Patients in understaffed facilities face an increased rate of in-hospital mortality, a higher risk of infection, a rise in postoperative complications, and a greater number of falls. How Does Understaffing Affect Nurses? When a healthcare facility is understaffed, the same amount of work falls to fewer nurses who typically end up working longer hours. Doing so with little to no relief can cause a breakdown in mental, emotional and physical health.
https://online.emich.edu/articles/rnbsn/nurse-staffing-affects-patient-safety-satisfaction.aspx
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Title: Online Business Analytics Course | HBS Online Headings: Business Analytics Business Analytics Apply Fundamental Data Analysis to Real Business Problems What You'll Learn About the Professor Program Structure August 2021 October 2021 Syllabus The HBS Online Advantage Earn Your Certificate Content: Sampling and Estimation Amazon Create representative samples and draw conclusions about the larger population Craft sound survey questions Calculate sample statistics and apply the properties of the normal distribution Calculate confidence intervals to estimate the accuracy of statistics Quiz Module 3: Hypothesis Testing Amazon Quantify the evidence in favor of or against your hypothesis in order to make managerial decisions Develop and test hypotheses in Excel to assess the impact of changes on an entire population or estimate differences between populations Interpret the results of a series of website A/B tests Quiz Module 4: Single Variable Linear Regression Walt Disney Studios Analyze the relationship between two variables and develop forecasts for values outside the data set Identify the best fit line for a data set and interpret its equation through an analysis of housing data Perform a regression analysis of box office and home video sales using Excel and interpret the output Quiz Module 5: Multiple Regression Caesars Entertainment Identify relationships among three or more variables to improve understanding of data and provide better forecasts Estimate the relative predictive power of different combinations of variables by performing and interpreting a multiple variable regression analysis using Excel Apply multiple regression analysis to a staffing challenge faced by a hotel Expand the range of your analysis by using dummy and lagged variables Quiz Syllabus Module 1: Describing and Summarizing Data Case Studies N/A Takeaways Recognize trends in data and detect outliers Summarize data sets concisely Analyze relationships between variables Key Exercises Create visual representations of data in Excel Define and calculate descriptive statistics Create scatter plots and calculate the correlation coefficient Quiz Module 2: Sampling and Estimation Case Studies Amazon Takeaways Create representative samples and draw conclusions about the larger population Craft sound survey questions Key Exercises Calculate sample statistics and apply the properties of the normal distribution Calculate confidence intervals to estimate the accuracy of statistics Quiz Module 3: Hypothesis Testing Case Studies Amazon Takeaways Quantify the evidence in favor of or against your hypothesis in order to make managerial decisions Key Exercises Develop and test hypotheses in Excel to assess the impact of changes on an entire population or estimate differences between populations Interpret the results of a series of website A/B tests Quiz Module 4: Single Variable Linear Regression Case Studies Walt Disney Studios Takeaways Analyze the relationship between two variables and develop forecasts for values outside the data set Key Exercises Identify the best fit line for a data set and interpret its equation through an analysis of housing data Perform a regression analysis of box office and home video sales using Excel and interpret the output Quiz Module 5: Multiple Regression Case Studies Caesars Entertainment Takeaways Identify relationships among three or more variables to improve understanding of data and provide better forecasts Key Exercises Estimate the relative predictive power of different combinations of variables by performing and interpreting a multiple variable regression analysis using Excel Apply multiple regression analysis to a staffing challenge faced by a hotel Expand the range of your analysis by using dummy and lagged variables Quiz The HBS Online Advantage World-class faculty Edge-of-your-seat online learning Global peer collaboration and networking Real-world, case-based learning Harvard Business School Online offers a unique and highly engaging way to learn vital business concepts. Immerse yourself in real challenges faced by business leaders across a variety of industries—from how to accurately predict home video sales based on box office performance to forecasting staffing needs for a hotel front desk.
https://online.hbs.edu/courses/business-analytics/
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Title: The Impact of Natural Disasters on Global Supply Chains Headings: The Impact of Natural Disasters on Global Supply Chains The Impact of Natural Disasters on Global Supply Chains The impact of natural disasters on supply chains Tohoku earthquake and tsunami Thailand flooding Contingency and emergency planning – what you need to know 4 steps to dealing with disaster Online Masters in Supply Chain Management Content: The Impact of Natural Disasters on Global Supply Chains Categories Videos Webinars Infographics Facebook Twitter LinkedIn YouTube Home The Impact of Natural Disasters on Global Supply Chains The Impact of Natural Disasters on Global Supply Chains The Impact of Natural Disasters on Global Supply Chains by Kettering University Online 7 June 2016 A 6.1 magnitude earthquake hits off the coast of Ecuador Southeast hammered with tornadoes, flash floods Auto industry hit hard by quake, tsunami These are just a few headlines of natural disasters in 2016. Natural disasters can abruptly leave organizations with a broken network of global supply chains. Failing to plan for emergencies can negatively impact the bottom-line; eventually leading to failed operations and productivity. The impact of natural disasters on supply chains Major disasters disrupt economies far beyond local damage, as the effects trickle through supply chains causing uncertainty and chaos. Raw materials, components, and consumer goods could be put on hold as local communities recover from the disaster. Recent disasters show that recovery can take years. Two recent events capture the economic impact natural disasters can have on a global supply chain. Tohoku earthquake and tsunami In 2011, the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami cost Japan an estimated $210 billion. While the quake was felt as far as Europe, it shook supply chains all over the world.
https://online.kettering.edu/news/2016/06/07/impact-natural-disasters-global-supply-chains
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Title: Why Hobbies Are Important? Headings: Why Hobbies Are Important? Why Hobbies Are Important? Benefits of Hobbies Physical Mental and Emotional Social and Interpersonal Creativity Self-Improvement Choosing a Hobby Content: There are dozens of groups in every city dedicated to all kinds of group activities. It is likely that you will find others interested in the same things you are, and there will be a meetup group already established. If not, you can create your own meetup group. Examples: exploring new restaurants, seeing movies, discussing philosophy, trying new technology, playing music, playing games, and investing in real estate Creativity Some hobbies inspire us to tap into our creative side. This can be especially helpful for people who have no creative outlets at their work. Engaging in a creative hobby can help train your brain to be more creative in other areas of your life. Examples: writing fiction, hand lettering or calligraphy, cake or cookie decorating, soap making, quilting, crocheting or knitting, and jewelry-making Self-Improvement Some people enjoy hobbies that give them the opportunity to improve their confidence level, boost their self-esteem, and improve their quality of life. If you are thinking about a hobby like this, consider whether there is something you would like to change about yourself or improve upon.
https://online.kettering.edu/news/2019/04/15/why-hobbies-are-important
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_776689959#7_1487034789
Title: Why Hobbies Are Important? Headings: Why Hobbies Are Important? Why Hobbies Are Important? Benefits of Hobbies Physical Mental and Emotional Social and Interpersonal Creativity Self-Improvement Choosing a Hobby Content: This can be especially helpful for people who have no creative outlets at their work. Engaging in a creative hobby can help train your brain to be more creative in other areas of your life. Examples: writing fiction, hand lettering or calligraphy, cake or cookie decorating, soap making, quilting, crocheting or knitting, and jewelry-making Self-Improvement Some people enjoy hobbies that give them the opportunity to improve their confidence level, boost their self-esteem, and improve their quality of life. If you are thinking about a hobby like this, consider whether there is something you would like to change about yourself or improve upon. For example, would you like to be a competent public speaker, lose weight, or become more heart healthy? Do you need to improve your attention to detail, or would you like to learn a new language? Examples: traveling alone, cooking, meditation, completing puzzles, journaling, or volunteering. Choosing a Hobby If you are interested in devoting some time and energy to a hobby but do not yet have one, consider the things you enjoy, things that interest you, and perhaps things you would like to improve upon.
https://online.kettering.edu/news/2019/04/15/why-hobbies-are-important
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_776689959#8_1487036377
Title: Why Hobbies Are Important? Headings: Why Hobbies Are Important? Why Hobbies Are Important? Benefits of Hobbies Physical Mental and Emotional Social and Interpersonal Creativity Self-Improvement Choosing a Hobby Content: For example, would you like to be a competent public speaker, lose weight, or become more heart healthy? Do you need to improve your attention to detail, or would you like to learn a new language? Examples: traveling alone, cooking, meditation, completing puzzles, journaling, or volunteering. Choosing a Hobby If you are interested in devoting some time and energy to a hobby but do not yet have one, consider the things you enjoy, things that interest you, and perhaps things you would like to improve upon. If you have never had a hobby, it can be overwhelming to choose one. Considering the following questions might be helpful in narrowing your choices for a hobby: Do you enjoy competition? Do you prefer to enjoy a doing things alone or with others? Is there a particular skill you would like to develop?
https://online.kettering.edu/news/2019/04/15/why-hobbies-are-important
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_776689959#9_1487037617
Title: Why Hobbies Are Important? Headings: Why Hobbies Are Important? Why Hobbies Are Important? Benefits of Hobbies Physical Mental and Emotional Social and Interpersonal Creativity Self-Improvement Choosing a Hobby Content: If you have never had a hobby, it can be overwhelming to choose one. Considering the following questions might be helpful in narrowing your choices for a hobby: Do you enjoy competition? Do you prefer to enjoy a doing things alone or with others? Is there a particular skill you would like to develop? Are you getting enough physical activity in your daily life? Are there things you enjoyed doing in your childhood that you would like to revisit? In what ways do you want your hobby to challenge or change you? How much time can you devote to your new hobby? How much money can you invest in your new hobby?
https://online.kettering.edu/news/2019/04/15/why-hobbies-are-important
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_776689959#10_1487038653
Title: Why Hobbies Are Important? Headings: Why Hobbies Are Important? Why Hobbies Are Important? Benefits of Hobbies Physical Mental and Emotional Social and Interpersonal Creativity Self-Improvement Choosing a Hobby Content: Are you getting enough physical activity in your daily life? Are there things you enjoyed doing in your childhood that you would like to revisit? In what ways do you want your hobby to challenge or change you? How much time can you devote to your new hobby? How much money can you invest in your new hobby? With what types of people would you like to interact? What kinds of benefits would you like your hobby to provide? Some hobbies can provide a way to save or make money. For example, to save money you can refurbish items you find at a garage sale or grow your own vegetables. To make money, you can sell the photographs you take or the cakes you bake.
https://online.kettering.edu/news/2019/04/15/why-hobbies-are-important
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_776689959#11_1487039739
Title: Why Hobbies Are Important? Headings: Why Hobbies Are Important? Why Hobbies Are Important? Benefits of Hobbies Physical Mental and Emotional Social and Interpersonal Creativity Self-Improvement Choosing a Hobby Content: With what types of people would you like to interact? What kinds of benefits would you like your hobby to provide? Some hobbies can provide a way to save or make money. For example, to save money you can refurbish items you find at a garage sale or grow your own vegetables. To make money, you can sell the photographs you take or the cakes you bake. Exercise caution though if you are planning to save or make money with your hobbies as it can easily sap the joy out of doing it and create more stress especially if you have to make business decisions about your hobby. Hobbies are essential to having a well-rounded life. Saving some time for yourself to enjoy a hobby can provide the physical, mental, emotional, and creative benefits that make life more meaningful, relaxing, and fun! Regardless of which hobby you choose, the benefits of engaging in that hobby will likely surprise you.
https://online.kettering.edu/news/2019/04/15/why-hobbies-are-important
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Title: Equality vs. Equity | Providing Student Resources | King Online Headings: Equality vs. Equity: A Crucial Difference in Pedagogy Equality vs. Equity: A Crucial Difference in Pedagogy Equality vs. Equity: A Matter of Enough Cases of Student Inequity Bridging the Gap Make an Impact in Your Local School System Content: Equity is defined by the Glossary of Education Reform as encompassing a “ wide variety of educational models, programs, and strategies that may be considered fair, but not necessarily equal. ” While public school is available for all students who reside in a district, certain kids need more than others to succeed, due to a disability or an inequality in the student’s life, such as income inequality. Providing more equity in education levels the playing field for students who start from behind compared to others. During President Barack Obama’s tenure in office, the Department of Education offered grants to help promote equity in education. Equality vs. Equity: A Matter of Enough Equity and equality are important for student success in different ways. Equality denotes how people are treated, such as providing students an equal amount of respect or an equal amount of instruction. But equity, on the other hand, is about giving each students the tools he or she specifically needs to thrive. Some students need additional individual attention from educators in order to fully understand a concept, and even more broadly, many students have different learning styles. Some students prefer learning by voice (audio) while others are more visual learners.
https://online.king.edu/news/equality-vs-equity/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_776848439#2_1487380425
Title: Equality vs. Equity | Providing Student Resources | King Online Headings: Equality vs. Equity: A Crucial Difference in Pedagogy Equality vs. Equity: A Crucial Difference in Pedagogy Equality vs. Equity: A Matter of Enough Cases of Student Inequity Bridging the Gap Make an Impact in Your Local School System Content: A Matter of Enough Equity and equality are important for student success in different ways. Equality denotes how people are treated, such as providing students an equal amount of respect or an equal amount of instruction. But equity, on the other hand, is about giving each students the tools he or she specifically needs to thrive. Some students need additional individual attention from educators in order to fully understand a concept, and even more broadly, many students have different learning styles. Some students prefer learning by voice (audio) while others are more visual learners. Others are tactile learners, preferring a hands-on approach. And outside of the learning environment, some schools fail to provide equitable education to their students because of a student’s socioeconomic situation, or how the student’s home life is. Cases of Student Inequity Decades of research have found that the first five years of a child’s life are crucial for brain development. Children who begin learning at a young age, whether from parents reading to them, learning alphabet letters or how to identify zoo animals, have a head start compared to students who weren’t afforded that privilege growing up. For example, we can look at a case of two five-year old children.
https://online.king.edu/news/equality-vs-equity/
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Title: The Difference Between Psychology vs Psychiatry Headings: Treating Mental Illness: The Difference Between Psychology vs. Psychiatry Treating Mental Illness: The Difference Between Psychology vs. Psychiatry Education Requirements for Psychologists and Psychiatrists Becoming a Psychiatrist or Psychologist Get Started With King University Content: After making a diagnosis, psychiatrists prescribe medication. Because they are medical doctors, psychiatrists may work in tandem with primary care physicians or other specialists. In fact, patients are oftentimes referred to psychiatrists by their primary care provider. Psychiatrists can also evaluate underlying medical conditions that may contribute to mental illnesses. The two professions often work together to coordinate care, with psychiatrists providing medical treatment and psychologists meeting with patients on a weekly or biweekly basis for counseling. Usually, psychiatrists are tasked with treating more serious cases of mental illness like major depression, bipolar disorder or schizophrenia. As physicians, psychiatrists are able to prescribe medication. And while some states such as New Mexico and Louisiana allow psychologists to prescribe a limited number of medications, most states do not. The two professions often work together to coordinate care, with psychiatrists providing medical treatment and psychologists meeting with patients on a weekly or biweekly basis for counseling. Based on therapy outcomes, psychologists may recommend their patient be seen by a psychiatrist to receive medication, while psychiatrists may refer their patients to psychologists to complete therapy.
https://online.king.edu/psychology/difference-between-psychology-vs-psychiatry/
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Title: Architecture vs. Civil Engineering | LSU Online Headings: Building a Future: Architecture vs. Civil Engineering Building a Future: Architecture vs. Civil Engineering Architecture vs. Civil Engineering: Similarities and Differences Similarities Between Architecture and Civil Engineering Differences Between Architecture and Civil Engineering Exploring Architecture Essential Architecture Skills Exploring Civil Engineering Essential Civil Engineering Skills Careers in Civil Engineering Learn More About a Master of Science in Civil Engineering Recommended Readings Engineering & Construction Programs Sources Godfrey Hoffman Hodge, LLC, What Is the Difference Between Civil Engineering and Architecture? Interesting Engineering, 4 Main Differences Between Civil Engineering and Architectural Engineering Newsroom Media Contact Content: The ability to put different parts together into a single working system is a hallmark of civil engineering. Critical Thinking: Civil engineers are typically required to create elegant solutions while working within various limitations such as the laws of nature, regulations, available materials, and public safety. Critical thinking allows them to devise solutions within all these potential problem areas. Careers in Civil Engineering The field of civil engineering includes a variety of subdisciplines including environmental, structural, and materials science engineering. Many civil engineers operate in supervisory capacities, creating and managing long-range development plans for cities and counties. Civil engineers play important roles in designing traffic and highway systems; they also play an essential part in making sure that water and wastewater systems function smoothly. Some of the various career paths in civil engineering include: Civil and Safety Engineering:
https://online.lsu.edu/newsroom/articles/building-future-architecture-vs-civil-engineering/
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Title: The Future of Education: Integrating Technology in the Classroom | LSU Online Headings: The Future of Education: Integrating Technology in the Classroom The Future of Education: Integrating Technology in the Classroom How to Integrate Technology in the Classroom Computers and Tablets Smartboards Virtual Reality Social Media Benefits of Integrating Technology in the Classroom Access Interactive Learning Experiences Excitement Sources Content: Other forms of immersive media, such as organizing virtual field trips to Ellis Island and other historic sites, can give students new perspectives and deeper understandings of subject matter. Interactive VR games can also offer new exciting ways to teach subjects such as biology. One immersive VR game takes students inside a human cell and uses interactive activities to teach them about DNA, RNA and proteins. Social Media Educators can leverage social media to create groups, hashtags, or other opportunities for their students to interact with material and each other. For instance, English teachers could create a Facebook group where they post discussion topics about Shakespeare’s Macbeth, giving students the chance to ask questions or comment as they read the play. Teachers could also upload several versions of one scene and ask students to share how they would direct it. Additionally, teachers can invite students to upload their own video or article links related to a specific theme in the play. Benefits of Integrating Technology in the Classroom Integrating technology in the classroom enlivens learning and offers other advantages as well. Access Technology helps ensure that both teachers and students can easily access class materials anytime with lessons synced to the cloud, supporting videos and graphics uploaded to Google Classroom, and upcoming assignments displayed on a shared calendar. Interactive Learning Experiences Student engagement increased by 55% after the introduction of smart technology into classrooms, according to a Gallup survey summarized in Entrepreneur’s “How Smart Class Technology Is Benefiting Education Sector.”
https://online.lsu.edu/newsroom/articles/future-education-integrating-technology-classroom/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_777572373#6_1489114011
Title: How Instructional Technology Can Improve the Learning Process | LSU Online Headings: How Instructional Technology Can Improve the Learning Process How Instructional Technology Can Improve the Learning Process What Is Instructional Technology? The Role of Technology in Modern Classrooms Uses of Instructional Technology Collaborative Learning Virtual Classrooms and Online Learning Real-Time Feedback Recommended Reading Sources Content: Virtual Classrooms and Online Learning Virtual classrooms can be a useful tool at every level of education. One common challenge of the traditional classroom environment is that students learn at their own pace, so teachers need to find a way to tailor their lesson plans to the average learner, rather than addressing each student’s unique needs. Online courses level the playing field and provide students with the time and resources to develop the skills they need. For example, students could listen to a lecture for a second time if they didn’t immediately grasp the subject matter or move ahead to the next one if they grasp a particular subject quickly. On top of this, online learning provides access to a wider array of topics, giving students opportunities to enrich their education by taking courses that their schools might not offer. Real-Time Feedback Instructional technology provides better capabilities for gathering or providing feedback compared with more traditional methods. Teachers can use a variety of digital tools to gauge where their students are in a particular lesson. For example, teachers might conduct an online survey of students’ current understanding of a topic to gain insight into where they should focus the next lesson. Or they might opt for using digital education software so they can provide immediate feedback to students on lessons and homework, which could help keep students on track with learning objectives. Some schools have even been piloting virtual reality classrooms, where teachers can rehearse lessons or work through professional challenges in an artificial environment, helping them hone their abilities without negatively impacting real students.
https://online.lsu.edu/newsroom/articles/how-instructional-technology-can-improve-learning-process/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_778044611#4_1489975821
Title: Social Media as Activism and Social Justice | Maryville Online Headings: A Guide to Activism in the Digital Age A Guide to Activism in the Digital Age How Social Media and Activism Work Together ALS Ice Bucket Challenge Arab Spring Black Lives Matter #LoveWins #MeToo Occupy Wall Street How Social Media Can Promote Social Justice Coordinating Community Responses Platforming Lived Experiences Promoting and Planning Events Sharing Pictures and Videos Signal Boosting Utilize the College Population Best Social Media Strategies for Nonprofits Fundraising Partnering with Influencers Promoting Events Sharing Stories Spreading Awareness Content: Facebook pages and groups created spaces for gathering and community building, sharing stories and information on the ground, and organization for protests in real time. Studies found that though social media helped spark many of the protests through online mobilization, its greatest impact was “acting more as a megaphone than a rallying cry.” The dissemination of information by sharing local self-generated news translating into mass and international media brought the issues and events into the global discussion. This resulted in international pressure against the violent reactions of autocratic regimes to protesters. Black Lives Matter The Black Lives Matter movement began as an online community that worked to combat anti-black racism and police violence that targets African Americans in particular, using the hashtag #BlackLivesMatter. Through the use of the hashtag and social media platforms, the online community has been able to organize, mobilize, and improve its visibility, eventually becoming an organization with more than 40 chapters that work to support black lives. The #BlackLivesMatter hashtag was created by the co-founder and strategic advisor Patrisse Khan-Cullors through inspiration from a love letter written to black people by co-founder Alicia Garza, following the killing of Trayvon Martin. According to the Pew Research Center, the hashtag #BlackLivesMatter was used nearly 30 million times on Twitter (an average of 17,002 times per day) from its first use in July 2013 to the research cap date of May 1, 2018. The hashtag was slow to gain initial momentum, but has since resulted in daily usage. The hashtag increases in use during events like protests, demonstrations, speeches, and national discussions, or in response to news stories that affect the black community.
https://online.maryville.edu/blog/a-guide-to-social-media-activism/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_778044611#8_1489986640
Title: Social Media as Activism and Social Justice | Maryville Online Headings: A Guide to Activism in the Digital Age A Guide to Activism in the Digital Age How Social Media and Activism Work Together ALS Ice Bucket Challenge Arab Spring Black Lives Matter #LoveWins #MeToo Occupy Wall Street How Social Media Can Promote Social Justice Coordinating Community Responses Platforming Lived Experiences Promoting and Planning Events Sharing Pictures and Videos Signal Boosting Utilize the College Population Best Social Media Strategies for Nonprofits Fundraising Partnering with Influencers Promoting Events Sharing Stories Spreading Awareness Content: The Me Too movement originated in 2006, but reached the mainstream in 2017 when multiple high-profile actresses opened up about their sexual harassment experiences in the film industry and began sharing the hashtag #MeToo. The popularization of the topic instigated an understanding of the Me Too movement, sexual harassment, and assault, hoping to reduce tolerance of abusive behaviors and increase support for victims. Occupy Wall Street Occupy Wall Street is a modern example of a grassroots political movement — action from the power of the masses. The Occupy movement operated from a bottom level organization with no official leader, but the mindset that all individuals are leaders. These protests spanned multiple weeks, making splashes nationally and across the globe through the use of social media. Each locale of the movement would establish its own set of organizational practices, utilizing virtual as well as concrete spaces, and striving to revise proposals until nine-tenths of the participants approved. The phenomenon created by Occupy Wall Street relied on social media’s ability to foster unified collective participation. How Social Media Can Promote Social Justice The use of social media to uplift voices and stories, create awareness, and build and strengthen relationships creates a space for organizations, activists, and citizens to demand justice. Coordinating Community Responses As discovered with movements like #BlackLivesMatter and #MeToo, social media has the opportunity to create online spaces where people come together and find support. Instances such as the Arab Spring and Occupy Wall Street showcase the global effect that can take place through the sharing of ideas online, such as massive gatherings that create unity for a cause.
https://online.maryville.edu/blog/a-guide-to-social-media-activism/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_778044611#9_1489989290
Title: Social Media as Activism and Social Justice | Maryville Online Headings: A Guide to Activism in the Digital Age A Guide to Activism in the Digital Age How Social Media and Activism Work Together ALS Ice Bucket Challenge Arab Spring Black Lives Matter #LoveWins #MeToo Occupy Wall Street How Social Media Can Promote Social Justice Coordinating Community Responses Platforming Lived Experiences Promoting and Planning Events Sharing Pictures and Videos Signal Boosting Utilize the College Population Best Social Media Strategies for Nonprofits Fundraising Partnering with Influencers Promoting Events Sharing Stories Spreading Awareness Content: Each locale of the movement would establish its own set of organizational practices, utilizing virtual as well as concrete spaces, and striving to revise proposals until nine-tenths of the participants approved. The phenomenon created by Occupy Wall Street relied on social media’s ability to foster unified collective participation. How Social Media Can Promote Social Justice The use of social media to uplift voices and stories, create awareness, and build and strengthen relationships creates a space for organizations, activists, and citizens to demand justice. Coordinating Community Responses As discovered with movements like #BlackLivesMatter and #MeToo, social media has the opportunity to create online spaces where people come together and find support. Instances such as the Arab Spring and Occupy Wall Street showcase the global effect that can take place through the sharing of ideas online, such as massive gatherings that create unity for a cause. Platforming Lived Experiences Many social justice causes work to build equity for minorities and underrepresented individuals and groups within society. The stories and struggles of minorities often aren’t well known or publicized, but social media can provide a platform to amplify and share them with potentially millions of people across the globe. This exposure helps share lived experiences about racial violence, sexual harassment, and other forms of oppression directly from the underrepresented. Promoting and Planning Events As seen with Occupy Wall Street, the Arab Spring, and the Black Lives Matter movement, social media can create public awareness around issues in the name of social justice. The ability to reach a larger audience by sharing information empowers communities to organize in the real world around a cause.
https://online.maryville.edu/blog/a-guide-to-social-media-activism/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_778044611#10_1489991967
Title: Social Media as Activism and Social Justice | Maryville Online Headings: A Guide to Activism in the Digital Age A Guide to Activism in the Digital Age How Social Media and Activism Work Together ALS Ice Bucket Challenge Arab Spring Black Lives Matter #LoveWins #MeToo Occupy Wall Street How Social Media Can Promote Social Justice Coordinating Community Responses Platforming Lived Experiences Promoting and Planning Events Sharing Pictures and Videos Signal Boosting Utilize the College Population Best Social Media Strategies for Nonprofits Fundraising Partnering with Influencers Promoting Events Sharing Stories Spreading Awareness Content: Platforming Lived Experiences Many social justice causes work to build equity for minorities and underrepresented individuals and groups within society. The stories and struggles of minorities often aren’t well known or publicized, but social media can provide a platform to amplify and share them with potentially millions of people across the globe. This exposure helps share lived experiences about racial violence, sexual harassment, and other forms of oppression directly from the underrepresented. Promoting and Planning Events As seen with Occupy Wall Street, the Arab Spring, and the Black Lives Matter movement, social media can create public awareness around issues in the name of social justice. The ability to reach a larger audience by sharing information empowers communities to organize in the real world around a cause. Political activist group MoveOn plans and organizes swift responses to real-world proceedings in “Rapid-Response Events.” MoveOn hosts immediately availa
https://online.maryville.edu/blog/a-guide-to-social-media-activism/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_779205905#2_1492409002
Title: Addressing Social Issues on College Campuses Headings: What Higher Education Administrators Can Learn About Addressing Social Issues on Campus What Higher Education Administrators Can Learn About Addressing Social Issues on Campus Embrace the power of social media Appreciate different perspectives Create colleague-only discussions Let conversations continue Prepare students for post-grad life Recommended Readings Sources Content: Most college students fall within that demographic, suggesting college students use social media frequently. Many administrators focus on utilizing this technology and platform to maximize the value of their students’ education. Administrators can also use these platforms to engage in discussions about social issues. In 2017, the American Association of University Professors demonstrated an example of the power that higher education institutions and administrators have by joining the #sanctuarycampus movement. In this movement, a list of prominent schools came together to identify themselves as safe spaces for undocumented students. Tyrone Howard, associate dean of equity, diversity, and inclusion at UCLA, provides some insight into the power of social media to change the way we approach social issues and activism. “What is unique about these issues is how social media has changed the way protests take place on college campuses,” he told the LA Times. Deans of student affairs can use social media to draw attention to issues like mental health or anxiety. According to the American College Health Association, anxiety has become a top concern for students away at college. While social media can exacerbate that problem, it may also be part of the solution.
https://online.maryville.edu/blog/what-higher-education-administrators-can-learn-about-addressing-social-issues-on-campus/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_779205905#3_1492410983
Title: Addressing Social Issues on College Campuses Headings: What Higher Education Administrators Can Learn About Addressing Social Issues on Campus What Higher Education Administrators Can Learn About Addressing Social Issues on Campus Embrace the power of social media Appreciate different perspectives Create colleague-only discussions Let conversations continue Prepare students for post-grad life Recommended Readings Sources Content: Tyrone Howard, associate dean of equity, diversity, and inclusion at UCLA, provides some insight into the power of social media to change the way we approach social issues and activism. “What is unique about these issues is how social media has changed the way protests take place on college campuses,” he told the LA Times. Deans of student affairs can use social media to draw attention to issues like mental health or anxiety. According to the American College Health Association, anxiety has become a top concern for students away at college. While social media can exacerbate that problem, it may also be part of the solution. Administrators can take to social media to raise awareness of these occurrences and provide tips on how students can cope. Appreciate different perspectives Higher education institutions can open students’ minds and ask them to step outside their comfort zones. They can bring together students from different economic, geographic, and racial backgrounds. However, that only happens when a discussion can occur — yet students may be reticent to listen to both sides of the conversation. Administrators like department chairs and deans of student affairs can facilitate discussions that can bring students together.
https://online.maryville.edu/blog/what-higher-education-administrators-can-learn-about-addressing-social-issues-on-campus/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_781164053#3_1496844431
Title: Importance of Teachers in Our Society | Why are teachers so important? Headings: The Importance of Teachers in Our Society The Importance of Teachers in Our Society Importance of Teachers as Role Models Power of Education Guidance Dedication Content: But almost every teacher will find themselves approached by students in one way or the other. They seek advice on everything from academic interests to issues related to their personal lives. Within the classroom, teachers also serve as a sounding board for students’ thoughts on everything from historical events to the meaning found in a literary work. Teachers also provide guidance on pursuing higher education and participating in events that encourage growth in a young person. The importance of teachers as guides for children as they consider furthering their education is immeasurable. Dedication The best teachers also inspire their students to work harder and push themselves. They encourage students to understand the importance of dedicating themselves to passion projects or endeavors. And success builds upon success. The more a student pushes themselves to accomplish their goals, the more they realize what they are capable of doing. How can anyone put a value on something like that?
https://online.merrimack.edu/importance-of-teachers/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_781761499#2_1498108296
Title: A Look at How America Benefits from International Trade | Norwich University Online Headings: A Look at How America Benefits from International Trade A Look at How America Benefits from International Trade Trading Beyond Our Borders The Benefits of Importing Goods and Services Free Trade Agreements Sources Find out more Content: U.S. technology companies expect the export of services to grow in upcoming years, due to the increasing demand for technological services by middle-class populations in developing nations. In addition, the entertainment industry represents another major exporter, with U.S. music and film increasing in popularity around the world. The U.S. Department of Agriculture reports that one of every three acres of American farms is dedicated to export markets, with the exportation of agricultural products increased to a record-breaking $152 billion in 2014. While the top destination for U.S. agricultural exports was once Canada, it has now been replaced by China. Other top destinations for U.S. agricultural exports include the European Union and Asia. The agricultural commodities traded have also shifted in recent years, due to the rise in populations and incomes around the world, as well as diets, becoming more diversified. The demand for high-value agricultural products, such as meats, dairy products, poultry, live animals, fruits, vegetables, vegetable oils and beverages has increased over historically traded bulk commodities of wheat, rice, grains, cotton, oilseeds and tobacco. The Benefits of Importing Goods and Services While focusing on boosting U.S. exports is certainly important, imports also benefit the U.S. population. Imports bring lower prices and a greater diversity of choices to American consumers, including products that would otherwise be unavailable, such as fruits and agricultural items. In addition to the availability of all types of agricultural products, the U.S. relies on other countries for a continued supply of textiles and raw materials.
https://online.norwich.edu/academic-programs/resources/a-look-at-how-america-benefits-from-international-trade
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Title: Consequences of the Collapse of the Soviet Union | Norwich University Online Headings: Consequences of the Collapse of the Soviet Union Consequences of the Collapse of the Soviet Union The Fall of the Soviet Union Eastern European Economy, Economic Collapse, and Foreign Trade Crime, Cultural Changes and Social Upheavals US Power Learn More Sources: Explore this Program Find out more Content: The Soviet government’s hope was to gain an understanding of Western management and marketing processes and learn new manufacturing skills. That same year, the Soviet Union signed a normalization agreement with the European Economic Community. Gorbachev’s economic policies of Soviet expansion and cooperation with the Western world changed the attitude of the country from one that regarded foreign trade as a means to compensate for short-term scarcities to one that considered imports to be long-term alternatives to domestic production. This helped open the door to Soviet expansion into the world market, bolstering relations with not only former Soviet bloc nations, but also Western powers such as the United States and the United Kingdom. In the mid-1990s, Russian President Boris Yeltsin and U.S. President George H.W. Bush signed trade agreements designed to make it easier for U.S. citizens to conduct business in Russia. In 1997, for the first time, Russia participated in economic discussions at the G7 summit in Denver, Colorado. The following year, Russia was integrated as a full member, and the G7 became the G8. By the early 2000s, Russian President Vladimir Putin was working to create a free-trade zone in Russia, and the country eventually joined the World Trade Organization in 2012. Crime, Cultural Changes and Social Upheavals The Soviet Union’s collapse not only threw economic systems and trade relations throughout Eastern Europe into a tailspin, it also produced the upheaval in many Eastern European countries and led to increased crime rates and corruption within the Russian government. When the Soviet government fell, the Russian mafia, which had struggled to survive during the height of communism, stepped in to fill the power void.
https://online.norwich.edu/academic-programs/resources/consequences-of-the-collapse-of-the-soviet-union
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_781920876#0_1498461439
Title: Preparing for the Future of Nursing Informatics Today | Norwich University Online Headings: Preparing for the Future of Nursing Informatics Preparing for the Future of Nursing Informatics Nursing Informatics Future Trends How Norwich Prepares Students for Nursing Informatics Advanced Nursing Role in the Delivery of Healthcare Translating and Integrating Scholarship into Practice Quality Improvement, Informatics, and Healthcare Technologies Theoretical and Practice Foundations of Nursing Informatics Strategic Planning and Practice Applications Using Informatics to Improve Nursing Practice Nursing Informatics Career Paths Clinical Informatics Specialist Director of Clinical Services Chief Nursing Informatics Officer Explore the Future of Nursing Informatics Recommended Readings Content: Preparing for the Future of Nursing Informatics Today | Norwich University Online Article Preparing for the Future of Nursing Informatics Academic Programs » Resources » Preparing for the Future of Nursing Informatics Nursing: Leadership & Education by Norwich University Online October 21st, 2019 Nursing informatics enables health care organizations to transform data into information that helps health care practitioners, such as nurses and physicians, to deliver the best possible outcomes for patients. It combines nursing science, systems-driven analytics, and information science to identify, capture, manage, and share health care data. A key aim of nursing informatics is providing clinicians responsible for health care decisions with timely, accurate patient health data to deliver patient-centered care and improve outcomes. Nursing informatics helps improve vital nursing processes like documentation, which is an important aspect of the profession and essential for effective patient care. Before electronic health records (EHRs), nurses recorded patient information on charts. Today, nursing informatics simplifies documentation and automates the transmission of patient data via connected devices to provide access by nurses, physicians, and patients. Understanding the role of nursing informatics in nursing practice is critical for individuals to advance their health care careers. The benefits of nursing informatics include a reduction in medical errors, lower costs, improved nurse productivity, and better care coordination among nurses, physicians, pharmacists, and others throughout various care stages. Advancements in the future of nursing informatics will center on automated patient and clinical data records, improved operations at health care facilities, simplified data collection, tracking, and analysis, and real-time access to patient information anytime, anywhere.
https://online.norwich.edu/academic-programs/resources/future-of-nursing-informatics
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_781920876#1_1498464377
Title: Preparing for the Future of Nursing Informatics Today | Norwich University Online Headings: Preparing for the Future of Nursing Informatics Preparing for the Future of Nursing Informatics Nursing Informatics Future Trends How Norwich Prepares Students for Nursing Informatics Advanced Nursing Role in the Delivery of Healthcare Translating and Integrating Scholarship into Practice Quality Improvement, Informatics, and Healthcare Technologies Theoretical and Practice Foundations of Nursing Informatics Strategic Planning and Practice Applications Using Informatics to Improve Nursing Practice Nursing Informatics Career Paths Clinical Informatics Specialist Director of Clinical Services Chief Nursing Informatics Officer Explore the Future of Nursing Informatics Recommended Readings Content: Before electronic health records (EHRs), nurses recorded patient information on charts. Today, nursing informatics simplifies documentation and automates the transmission of patient data via connected devices to provide access by nurses, physicians, and patients. Understanding the role of nursing informatics in nursing practice is critical for individuals to advance their health care careers. The benefits of nursing informatics include a reduction in medical errors, lower costs, improved nurse productivity, and better care coordination among nurses, physicians, pharmacists, and others throughout various care stages. Advancements in the future of nursing informatics will center on automated patient and clinical data records, improved operations at health care facilities, simplified data collection, tracking, and analysis, and real-time access to patient information anytime, anywhere. Nursing Informatics Future Trends The success of nursing informatics supports a promising future in its application to nursing practice. In case study after case study, evidence demonstrates that nursing informatics positively impacts the quality of care. The results of one study show that nursing information systems improved quality through better nursing documentation processes, enhanced patient care planning, and optimized workflows. Another case study shows the correlation between the technology used to administer medications and reductions in medication errors, which, in addition to improving patient safety, reduced anxiety in nurses and increased job satisfaction. Which nursing informatics future trends are on the horizon?
https://online.norwich.edu/academic-programs/resources/future-of-nursing-informatics
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Title: Global Economic Inequality–and What Might Be Done About It | Norwich University Online Headings: Global Economic Inequality–and What Might Be Done About It Global Economic Inequality–and What Might Be Done About It Text: Global Economic Inequality What Is Income Inequality? The Causes of Income Inequality Fighting for Income Equality Learn More Explore this Program Find out more Content: According to Our World in Data, international trade saw an annual growth rate of over 3 percent between 1800 and 1913. By the beginning of the 21st century, global trade has greatly increased. A growing number of countries are becoming more dependent on trade. In 2013, 30.03 percent of the U.S. GDP came from trade. And in 2014, 85.35 percent of Sweden’s GDP, 64.14 percent of Canada’s GDP and 41.54 percent of China’s GDP came from trading with other countries. As some countries now prefer exports over imports, native workers are being displaced by outsourced labor and income inequality is becoming a bigger issue, with the top 10 percent reaping most of the profits. Fighting for Income Equality While inequality across the globe is a massive issue, steps can be taken in the effort to redistribute global wealth. Promoting trade policy that is simultaneously democratic and transparent can benefit workers, employee health, public interest and the environment. As trade benefiting only the wealthiest 1 percent of a country could worsen income inequality, executives and corporate lobbyists should strive to be more transparent when drafting international trade agreements. Inhibiting illicit financial outflows can help reduce income inequality.
https://online.norwich.edu/academic-programs/resources/global-economic-inequality%E2%80%93and-what-might-be-done-about-it
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_781934623#7_1498505827
Title: Global Economic Inequality–and What Might Be Done About It | Norwich University Online Headings: Global Economic Inequality–and What Might Be Done About It Global Economic Inequality–and What Might Be Done About It Text: Global Economic Inequality What Is Income Inequality? The Causes of Income Inequality Fighting for Income Equality Learn More Explore this Program Find out more Content: As some countries now prefer exports over imports, native workers are being displaced by outsourced labor and income inequality is becoming a bigger issue, with the top 10 percent reaping most of the profits. Fighting for Income Equality While inequality across the globe is a massive issue, steps can be taken in the effort to redistribute global wealth. Promoting trade policy that is simultaneously democratic and transparent can benefit workers, employee health, public interest and the environment. As trade benefiting only the wealthiest 1 percent of a country could worsen income inequality, executives and corporate lobbyists should strive to be more transparent when drafting international trade agreements. Inhibiting illicit financial outflows can help reduce income inequality. International trade is increasing, and opportunities for illicit financial outflows are increasing as well. These developments can harm workers and governments. Imposing a living wage can force businesses to come up with strategies to help the business profit while helping employees earn a sustainable wage. Implementing a progressive income tax on the wealthy can help decrease income disparities. According to NYbooks.com, inherited wealth accounts for 20 to 25 percent of annual income, so taxing inherited wealth may reduce income inequality.
https://online.norwich.edu/academic-programs/resources/global-economic-inequality%E2%80%93and-what-might-be-done-about-it
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_781960534#1_1498561209
Title: Historical Impact of the California Gold Rush | Norwich University Online Headings: Historical Impact of the California Gold Rush Historical Impact of the California Gold Rush Historical Context of the Gold Rush Brief History of the Gold Rush Effects of the Gold Rush Effects on Manufacturing and Industry Effects on the Development of Agriculture International Effects of the Gold Rush Effects on Transportation Negative Outcomes of the Gold Rush Learn More Sources: Explore this Program Find out more Content: The influx of gold resulted in the expansion of manufacturing and the service industries, as many entrepreneurial newcomers took advantage of the demand for mining materials, lumber, clothing and transportation. Agriculture and retail also experienced exponential growth during the Gold Rush and led to California becoming an economic powerhouse by the end of the century. Some of today’s most recognizable brands, businesses, and icons got their start during the Gold Rush. Henry Wells and William Fargo saw an opportunity to provide financial services to gold seekers and started a bank, Wells Fargo & Co.; Levi Strauss, a German immigrant, identified miners’ need for sturdy clothing and created canvas pants that would withstand the punishing hours involved in gold mining; and American humorist, Mark Twain, got his start in San Francisco, where he initially joined his brother is prospecting for gold but ended up finding greater success as a reporter for The San Francisco Call. For historians and students alike, learning more about the California Gold Rush can help explain the development of the American West and how California came to be. Historical Context of the Gold Rush In February 1848, Mexico ceded California to the United States through the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, which effectively ended the Mexican-American War. The treaty granted over one million square miles of land to the United States, which included present-day Nevada, Wyoming, and New Mexico. At the time, the United States was influenced by significant expansionist sentiment, with President James Polk having won the presidency in 1845 running on a strong expansionist platform.
https://online.norwich.edu/academic-programs/resources/historical-impact-of-the-california-gold-rush
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_781960534#2_1498563642
Title: Historical Impact of the California Gold Rush | Norwich University Online Headings: Historical Impact of the California Gold Rush Historical Impact of the California Gold Rush Historical Context of the Gold Rush Brief History of the Gold Rush Effects of the Gold Rush Effects on Manufacturing and Industry Effects on the Development of Agriculture International Effects of the Gold Rush Effects on Transportation Negative Outcomes of the Gold Rush Learn More Sources: Explore this Program Find out more Content: and American humorist, Mark Twain, got his start in San Francisco, where he initially joined his brother is prospecting for gold but ended up finding greater success as a reporter for The San Francisco Call. For historians and students alike, learning more about the California Gold Rush can help explain the development of the American West and how California came to be. Historical Context of the Gold Rush In February 1848, Mexico ceded California to the United States through the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, which effectively ended the Mexican-American War. The treaty granted over one million square miles of land to the United States, which included present-day Nevada, Wyoming, and New Mexico. At the time, the United States was influenced by significant expansionist sentiment, with President James Polk having won the presidency in 1845 running on a strong expansionist platform. Many Americans believed in what was called “Manifest Destiny,” or, the idea that the United States’ Westward expansion and acquisition of lands on the North American continent were both inevitable and justifiable. California’s Gold Rush and the fledgling territory’s rapid increase in wealth and population necessitated a civilian government to maintain the public order and prompted its speedy entry into the United States in 1850. By contrast, territories such as New Mexico and Arizona didn’t become states until 1912. California also boasted a community armed with a strong sense of ambition and civic duty; within a year, California sent representatives to Washington with a draft constitution to request statehood.
https://online.norwich.edu/academic-programs/resources/historical-impact-of-the-california-gold-rush
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_781975465#2_1498590304
Title: History of American Propaganda Posters: American Social Issues through Propaganda | Norwich University Online Headings: History of American Propaganda Posters: American Social Issues through Propaganda History of American Propaganda Posters: American Social Issues through Propaganda Text: History of American Propaganda Posters What is Propaganda? The History of Propaganda American Social and Political Issues Depicted Through Propaganda Learn More Explore this Program Find out more Content: Text: History of American Propaganda Posters What is Propaganda? Propaganda can be described as thoughts, ideas, allegations or facts, spread deliberately to further one’s own cause or with the intention of causing damage to an opposing cause. Propaganda is commonly understood to involve any medium that strikes an illicit emotional reaction to one’s thoughts or views. It is a form of biased communication that is expressed through forms of art that do not always depict one set of thoughts in a clear way. A way to clearly stir the emotions of a populace and drive a one-sided opinion, propaganda has been a tool for the powerful to convince and push the less powerful towards a purpose. The History of Propaganda Although the term propaganda became common place in the United States during period of World War I, the concept has been used long since then. Some of the first to use propaganda for their own accords were the Greeks. Though the Greeks did not use propaganda as we know it now in print or movie depictions, they still used art to project their thoughts onto groups. Greeks could influence large groups of citizens and country men to their ways of thought through games, theater, assemblies, courts, and religious festivals.
https://online.norwich.edu/academic-programs/resources/history-of-american-propaganda
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_781975465#3_1498592274
Title: History of American Propaganda Posters: American Social Issues through Propaganda | Norwich University Online Headings: History of American Propaganda Posters: American Social Issues through Propaganda History of American Propaganda Posters: American Social Issues through Propaganda Text: History of American Propaganda Posters What is Propaganda? The History of Propaganda American Social and Political Issues Depicted Through Propaganda Learn More Explore this Program Find out more Content: A way to clearly stir the emotions of a populace and drive a one-sided opinion, propaganda has been a tool for the powerful to convince and push the less powerful towards a purpose. The History of Propaganda Although the term propaganda became common place in the United States during period of World War I, the concept has been used long since then. Some of the first to use propaganda for their own accords were the Greeks. Though the Greeks did not use propaganda as we know it now in print or movie depictions, they still used art to project their thoughts onto groups. Greeks could influence large groups of citizens and country men to their ways of thought through games, theater, assemblies, courts, and religious festivals. After the invention of the printing press, leaders could now spread their ideas to the masses much more quickly. Philip II of Spain and Queen Elizabeth of England both used printed and written materials to organize their subjects during the Spanish Armada in the 16th century. To convince each individual nation that the other was at the aggressor, the leaders each participated in their own propaganda campaigns to distribute widespread dissent. Newspapers during the Mexican American War sometimes took it upon themselves to influence articles and create articles that called for annexation of all Mexico by the United States. In some populations areas that were still controlled by Mexico, some U.S. writers would write or edit papers with the purpose of convincing the residents that the U.S. terms for peace should be accepted and that it was their best choice.
https://online.norwich.edu/academic-programs/resources/history-of-american-propaganda
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_782081911#1_1498832816
Title: Major American Political Parties of the 19th Century | Norwich University Online Headings: Major American Political Parties of the 19th Century Major American Political Parties of the 19th Century The Federalist Party The Democratic-Republican Party The Whig Party The Anti-Masonic Party The Liberty Party The Republican Party Learn More Sources: Explore this Program Find out more Content: others, like the Anti-Masonic Party, accumulated supporters by embarking on social and moral crusades; and some parties splintered off or faded into obscurity after brief stints of relevance. Many antiquated parties formed the basis for current political movements in the United States; to wit, the Democratic-Republican and Whig parties are considered the predecessors of today’s Democratic and Republican parties, respectively. Therefore, it is important for students of history to understand these parties, their leaders and their unique ideological positions in order to gain a deeper comprehension of the underpinnings of modern American democracy. The Federalist Party Widely considered to be the first American political party, the Federalist Party was founded by Alexander Hamilton and gave rise to the first president to be elected under partisan conditions, John Adams. Other notable Federalists include James Madison and George Washington, although the latter ran for president without strict affiliation. The party was known for backing a strong centralized federal government which limited the power of state governments. Federalists favored the development of manufacturing and industry over agriculture, which won them as many supporters in the American Northeast as it did detractors in the agriculturally-reliant South. Despite the United States having won its independence from British rule, the Federalists pushed to re-establish strong diplomatic and economic relations with Great Britain, whose monarchical system of government was more in keeping with the positions of the Federalists.
https://online.norwich.edu/academic-programs/resources/major-american-political-parties-of-the-19th-century
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_782081911#2_1498835067
Title: Major American Political Parties of the 19th Century | Norwich University Online Headings: Major American Political Parties of the 19th Century Major American Political Parties of the 19th Century The Federalist Party The Democratic-Republican Party The Whig Party The Anti-Masonic Party The Liberty Party The Republican Party Learn More Sources: Explore this Program Find out more Content: The Federalist Party Widely considered to be the first American political party, the Federalist Party was founded by Alexander Hamilton and gave rise to the first president to be elected under partisan conditions, John Adams. Other notable Federalists include James Madison and George Washington, although the latter ran for president without strict affiliation. The party was known for backing a strong centralized federal government which limited the power of state governments. Federalists favored the development of manufacturing and industry over agriculture, which won them as many supporters in the American Northeast as it did detractors in the agriculturally-reliant South. Despite the United States having won its independence from British rule, the Federalists pushed to re-establish strong diplomatic and economic relations with Great Britain, whose monarchical system of government was more in keeping with the positions of the Federalists. Regardless of its reputation as an elitist, vaguely anti-democratic entity, the Federalist Party can be credited with major developments in the American legal and judicial systems, as well as U.S. fiscal and foreign policy. In 1787, the Federalists played a major role in crafting the new U.S. Constitution as part of the Philadelphia Convention. The Federalists were known for their opposition to the inclusion of the Bill of Rights, as they argued that the Constitution applied only to the government and not states or people. Thus, Alexander Hamilton, James Madison and John Jay penned the Federalist Papers, which defended the party’s push for a stronger national government that would unite all of the states. The Federalists eventually conceded to including the Bill of Rights in the Constitution.
https://online.norwich.edu/academic-programs/resources/major-american-political-parties-of-the-19th-century
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_782179319#1_1499039014
Title: Six Emerging Healthcare Technologies for Leaders in Nursing | Norwich University Online Headings: Six Emerging Healthcare Technologies for Leaders in Nursing Six Emerging Healthcare Technologies for Leaders in Nursing Electronic Health Records Mobile Communication Systems Patient-Generated Health Data Systems Real-Time Location Systems Smart Alarm Technology Nursing Education Software Advancements Learn More Sources: Explore this Program Find out more Content: This technology allows easy and immediate sharing of records between facilities and providers, thereby improving communication and quality of care for patients and increasing the scope of patient information available to nurses and other health care workers. EHRs provide nurses and other health care workers with access to a patient’s complete health information at the point of care, allowing earlier diagnosis and treatment. According to a study conducted by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), EHRs “can automate manual tasks, streamline documentation, and enhance communication among caregivers.” EHRs can also improve quality of care and boost safety by reducing the risk of medication errors and allowing automated alerts to prevent potential errors or allergic reactions when a new medication is prescribed. In a paper-based system, identifying problems such as these is much more time-consuming. Mobile Communication Systems Better quality of care depends on staff communication and coordination, and facilities that integrate mobile communication systems report significant improvements in those areas. According to Andrea Elmquist, spokesperson for Craig Hospital, a rehabilitation center in Englewood, Colorado that specializes in spinal cord and traumatic brain injury, installing a mobile communication system—which allows staff to communicate in real time on a two-way, in-house system—decreased untimely interruptions for clinicians and improved patients’ experience and overall level of care. “The biggest benefit from the nursing perspective is that we now have one device for communicating about care, medication administration, and receiving alert messages,” Elmquist said. “ The nurses often had a type of tool belt that held multiple devices—such as cell phones and pagers—and were used for various clinical purposes.” Elmquist said that by streamlining communication for the company’s clinical staff, nurses were able to locate other nurses around the hospital, send secure direct messages to other clinicians, assign tasks to themselves or others, and receive patient alerts—all on one device.
https://online.norwich.edu/academic-programs/resources/six-emerging-healthcare-technologies-for-leaders-in-nursing
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_782268103#1_1499257591
Title: What is Leadership Development? | Norwich University Online Headings: What is Leadership Development? What is Leadership Development? Common Strategies Used in Leadership Development Programs Offer Leadership Growth Opportunities Targeted for Each Position Structured Progression Through a Company or Organization Learning from Real-World Examples Improved Leadership Culture Learn More Sources: Explore this Program Find out more Content: Master of Leadership programs offer students hands-on opportunities to build their leadership acumen through participation in a range of lectures and academic activities—ranging from holding class discussions, to more complex activities, like administering mock employee coaching sessions. In addition to promoting specific leadership skills, like communication, in their graduates, leadership programs also teach future leaders how to construct leadership development programs that help employees develop similar leadership skills over time. Common Strategies Used in Leadership Development Programs In a Master of Science in Leadership program’s coursework, students can learn how to create and administer leadership development strategies. A leadership development strategy featuring a combination of the following methods can be used to improve the leadership expertise of employees from any professional background. Offer Leadership Growth Opportunities Targeted for Each Position A common first step in establishing a leadership development program is defining which leadership competencies are most valuable to the organization’s success. The preferred qualities may differ from position to position, so it is important for leaders to dictate which leadership skills are required for each role in their organization. By identifying these necessary competencies, senior leaders can produce leadership development strategies that help employees grow and excel in their roles. Consider a scenario wherein the information technology department of a large company is struggling to communicate daily objectives to all members of the team. In response, the leaders of that department could select the top-performing employees to receive additional training aimed at improving their ability to communicate as leaders. Over time, the individuals who are given those leadership growth opportunities can pick up the skills they need to lead local efforts to improve communications within their departments.
https://online.norwich.edu/academic-programs/resources/what-is-leadership-development
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_782268103#2_1499260274
Title: What is Leadership Development? | Norwich University Online Headings: What is Leadership Development? What is Leadership Development? Common Strategies Used in Leadership Development Programs Offer Leadership Growth Opportunities Targeted for Each Position Structured Progression Through a Company or Organization Learning from Real-World Examples Improved Leadership Culture Learn More Sources: Explore this Program Find out more Content: The preferred qualities may differ from position to position, so it is important for leaders to dictate which leadership skills are required for each role in their organization. By identifying these necessary competencies, senior leaders can produce leadership development strategies that help employees grow and excel in their roles. Consider a scenario wherein the information technology department of a large company is struggling to communicate daily objectives to all members of the team. In response, the leaders of that department could select the top-performing employees to receive additional training aimed at improving their ability to communicate as leaders. Over time, the individuals who are given those leadership growth opportunities can pick up the skills they need to lead local efforts to improve communications within their departments. This leadership development method can give less experienced employees a valuable chance to pick up the skills they need to advance their career, while also helping companies and organizations fill their demand for vital leadership talent. Structured Progression Through a Company or Organization According to Forbes, developing leaders from within an organization is an inherently smart business move. Promoting employees into leadership roles requires that the company have access to qualified talent, and knowing how to implement a structured route for progression through an organization can help leaders develop the in-house talent they need. Structured progression refers to any system that dictates when employees should be granted promotions or expanded work responsibilities or privileges. Such systems can be used by companies to make sure that employees know what they need to do in order to be considered for promotions.
https://online.norwich.edu/academic-programs/resources/what-is-leadership-development
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_782268103#3_1499262729
Title: What is Leadership Development? | Norwich University Online Headings: What is Leadership Development? What is Leadership Development? Common Strategies Used in Leadership Development Programs Offer Leadership Growth Opportunities Targeted for Each Position Structured Progression Through a Company or Organization Learning from Real-World Examples Improved Leadership Culture Learn More Sources: Explore this Program Find out more Content: This leadership development method can give less experienced employees a valuable chance to pick up the skills they need to advance their career, while also helping companies and organizations fill their demand for vital leadership talent. Structured Progression Through a Company or Organization According to Forbes, developing leaders from within an organization is an inherently smart business move. Promoting employees into leadership roles requires that the company have access to qualified talent, and knowing how to implement a structured route for progression through an organization can help leaders develop the in-house talent they need. Structured progression refers to any system that dictates when employees should be granted promotions or expanded work responsibilities or privileges. Such systems can be used by companies to make sure that employees know what they need to do in order to be considered for promotions. The prerequisites are typical milestones that are tied to tenure or specific achievements, such as obtaining an advanced degree, generating a certain amount of revenue or performing exceptionally well during a set period of time. Clearly stating the path to leadership positions can give high-performing employees something to look forward to, possibly preventing them from seeking work elsewhere to progress their careers. Learning from Real-World Examples The ability to teach leadership using real-world examples is a critical tool for a leader. The popular maxim “history repeats itself” applies to many aspects of life, especially in the context of business. Teaching employees how to learn from their experiences and those of others can give them a tangible representation of what effective leadership is supposed to look like.
https://online.norwich.edu/academic-programs/resources/what-is-leadership-development
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_782268103#4_1499265172
Title: What is Leadership Development? | Norwich University Online Headings: What is Leadership Development? What is Leadership Development? Common Strategies Used in Leadership Development Programs Offer Leadership Growth Opportunities Targeted for Each Position Structured Progression Through a Company or Organization Learning from Real-World Examples Improved Leadership Culture Learn More Sources: Explore this Program Find out more Content: The prerequisites are typical milestones that are tied to tenure or specific achievements, such as obtaining an advanced degree, generating a certain amount of revenue or performing exceptionally well during a set period of time. Clearly stating the path to leadership positions can give high-performing employees something to look forward to, possibly preventing them from seeking work elsewhere to progress their careers. Learning from Real-World Examples The ability to teach leadership using real-world examples is a critical tool for a leader. The popular maxim “history repeats itself” applies to many aspects of life, especially in the context of business. Teaching employees how to learn from their experiences and those of others can give them a tangible representation of what effective leadership is supposed to look like. For instance, if employees display admirable leadership skills over the course of a project, the company should make an effort to discuss why their actions are commendable, how they contributed to the success of the project, and explain how other employees can emulate them in their own roles. Managers can also conduct employee reviews to offer direct praise to their employees regarding the leadership skills they currently exhibit. The skills that exemplify good leadership will vary across disciplines, therefore it’s important that senior leaders spotlight leaders from as many different professional backgrounds as possible. When employees are exposed to different examples of effective leadership, they can identify which leadership styles fit them best and incorporate them into their own work. Improved Leadership Culture A leadership culture encourages employees to independently pursue leadership development opportunities to qualify for higher ranking positions.
https://online.norwich.edu/academic-programs/resources/what-is-leadership-development
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_782372760#7_1499504204
Title: The Psychology of Perceived Social Support | Notre Dame College Online Headings: The Psychology of Perceived Social Support The Psychology of Perceived Social Support Articles Begin the Admission Process Types of Social Support Emotional Appraisal Informational Instrumental Benefits of Social Support Improving Perceived Social Support Content: From mental health to physical health, believing you have a network of people to support you impacts you throughout life. A recent study published in Frontiers found that strong perceived social support from friends and family members reduced the risk of depressive symptoms in young adults. In fact, it played a bigger role than gender, self-esteem and sleep quality. The benefits don’t end in adolescence, though. Throughout life, strong social support can help individuals overcome intense mental health struggles. A study about depression, perceived social support and loneliness published in BMC Psychiatry stated, “We found substantial evidence from prospective studies that people with depression who perceive their social support as poorer have worse outcomes in terms of symptoms, recovery and social functioning.” While many studies have established perceived social support’s role in mental health, others have provided insight into incredible physical health outcomes. According to the American Institute of Stress (AIS), “Laboratory studies show that when subjects are subjected to stress, emotional support reduces the usual sharp rise in blood pressure and increased secretion of damaging stress related hormones.” This can lessen the disease risks associated with stress that often plague people later in life. AIS also highlighted other study results that emphasize the importance of perceived social support on physical health.
https://online.notredamecollege.edu/perceived-social-support/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_782510739#1_1499857258
Title: How Nursing Informatics Can Improve Healthcare Headings: How Nursing Informatics Can Improve Healthcare How Nursing Informatics Can Improve Healthcare What is the purpose of nursing informatics? Improved Processes & Workflows Streamlined Documentation & Communication Lowered Healthcare Costs Content: With an eye towards maximizing efficiencies, improving communication, increasing access to timely and accurate data, and lowering overall costs, healthcare professionals skilled in nursing informatics are in high demand. It’s no surprise that nursing informatics is one of the top 10 highest paid nursing professions in the United States. What is the purpose of nursing informatics? Nursing informatics bridges the divide between the clinical and information technology sides of healthcare. Defined by the American Nurses Association (ANA): “Nursing informatics (NI) is the specialty that integrates nursing science with multiple information and analytical sciences to identify, define, manage and communicate data, information, knowledge and wisdom in nursing practice.” While nursing informatics may sound challenging, the rewards of the career are substantial. The purpose of nursing informatics is to make healthcare easier, aid in overall patient care, and ultimately improve the lives of everyone in the community by lowering the cost of healthcare. In this article, we will cover the primary goals of nursing informatics, including: Improved Processes & Workflows Streamlined Documentation & Communication Lowered Healthcare Costs Improved Processes & Workflows Processes and workflows in the healthcare industry can develop organically over time, or they can be designed for consistency, accuracy, efficiency, and alignment.
https://online.nursing.umich.edu/blog/how-nursing-informatics-can-improve-healthcare/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_782510739#2_1499859230
Title: How Nursing Informatics Can Improve Healthcare Headings: How Nursing Informatics Can Improve Healthcare How Nursing Informatics Can Improve Healthcare What is the purpose of nursing informatics? Improved Processes & Workflows Streamlined Documentation & Communication Lowered Healthcare Costs Content: “Nursing informatics (NI) is the specialty that integrates nursing science with multiple information and analytical sciences to identify, define, manage and communicate data, information, knowledge and wisdom in nursing practice.” While nursing informatics may sound challenging, the rewards of the career are substantial. The purpose of nursing informatics is to make healthcare easier, aid in overall patient care, and ultimately improve the lives of everyone in the community by lowering the cost of healthcare. In this article, we will cover the primary goals of nursing informatics, including: Improved Processes & Workflows Streamlined Documentation & Communication Lowered Healthcare Costs Improved Processes & Workflows Processes and workflows in the healthcare industry can develop organically over time, or they can be designed for consistency, accuracy, efficiency, and alignment. As a nurse informaticist, you will use all available data to identify when, where, why, and how processes and workflows can improve. Once developed, nurse Informaticists then roll out the updates across the organization and train the nurses and staff on best practices. In the past, healthcare technology departments operated as an independent silo separated from the needs of the doctors, nurses, and patients. In the modern healthcare organization, Nurse Informaticists collaborate with healthcare practitioners, hospital administrators, and the hospital’s IT department to enhance patient health management. Nurse Informaticists play a crucial role in evaluating healthcare data and identifying areas of opportunity within the clinical settings for improvement.
https://online.nursing.umich.edu/blog/how-nursing-informatics-can-improve-healthcare/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_782510739#3_1499861427
Title: How Nursing Informatics Can Improve Healthcare Headings: How Nursing Informatics Can Improve Healthcare How Nursing Informatics Can Improve Healthcare What is the purpose of nursing informatics? Improved Processes & Workflows Streamlined Documentation & Communication Lowered Healthcare Costs Content: As a nurse informaticist, you will use all available data to identify when, where, why, and how processes and workflows can improve. Once developed, nurse Informaticists then roll out the updates across the organization and train the nurses and staff on best practices. In the past, healthcare technology departments operated as an independent silo separated from the needs of the doctors, nurses, and patients. In the modern healthcare organization, Nurse Informaticists collaborate with healthcare practitioners, hospital administrators, and the hospital’s IT department to enhance patient health management. Nurse Informaticists play a crucial role in evaluating healthcare data and identifying areas of opportunity within the clinical settings for improvement. Their primary focus is to look for ways to reduce the strain on nursing and management teams while also increasing patient care and satisfaction. In nurse informatics, you’ll leverage the latest technology to help create workflow efficiencies, including data-driven tools, apps, and systems. You’ll continually analyze the data and put the findings back into the workflow allowing the staff leads to better manage their teams and resources. As new systems and processes go live, nurse informaticists help train the clinical staff and educate the team on how to take advantage of the features and functionality of the new tools. The impact of COVID-19 on the healthcare system has intensified the need for excellence in resource management and puts a spotlight on the critical role of nurse informatics.
https://online.nursing.umich.edu/blog/how-nursing-informatics-can-improve-healthcare/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_782510739#4_1499863531
Title: How Nursing Informatics Can Improve Healthcare Headings: How Nursing Informatics Can Improve Healthcare How Nursing Informatics Can Improve Healthcare What is the purpose of nursing informatics? Improved Processes & Workflows Streamlined Documentation & Communication Lowered Healthcare Costs Content: Their primary focus is to look for ways to reduce the strain on nursing and management teams while also increasing patient care and satisfaction. In nurse informatics, you’ll leverage the latest technology to help create workflow efficiencies, including data-driven tools, apps, and systems. You’ll continually analyze the data and put the findings back into the workflow allowing the staff leads to better manage their teams and resources. As new systems and processes go live, nurse informaticists help train the clinical staff and educate the team on how to take advantage of the features and functionality of the new tools. The impact of COVID-19 on the healthcare system has intensified the need for excellence in resource management and puts a spotlight on the critical role of nurse informatics. There has never been a greater need for nursing leadership skilled in data collection, analysis, and interpretation to lessen the strain on nurses and hospital staff. Streamlined Documentation & Communication While many healthcare organizations are faced with a flood of data, streamlining the information and making it easily accessible can be challenging. One of the primary roles of Nurse Informaticists is to identify, test, and implement digital management systems as well as to improve existing systems. By taking advantage of data-sharing technology, documentation can be standardized and redundant documents can be eliminated, enhancing interdepartmental and cross-organizational communication. Modern integrated databases also provide quick and easy access to a wide range of patient information, including medical history, treatment plans, lab and test results, imaging, and team notes.
https://online.nursing.umich.edu/blog/how-nursing-informatics-can-improve-healthcare/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_782510739#5_1499865763
Title: How Nursing Informatics Can Improve Healthcare Headings: How Nursing Informatics Can Improve Healthcare How Nursing Informatics Can Improve Healthcare What is the purpose of nursing informatics? Improved Processes & Workflows Streamlined Documentation & Communication Lowered Healthcare Costs Content: There has never been a greater need for nursing leadership skilled in data collection, analysis, and interpretation to lessen the strain on nurses and hospital staff. Streamlined Documentation & Communication While many healthcare organizations are faced with a flood of data, streamlining the information and making it easily accessible can be challenging. One of the primary roles of Nurse Informaticists is to identify, test, and implement digital management systems as well as to improve existing systems. By taking advantage of data-sharing technology, documentation can be standardized and redundant documents can be eliminated, enhancing interdepartmental and cross-organizational communication. Modern integrated databases also provide quick and easy access to a wide range of patient information, including medical history, treatment plans, lab and test results, imaging, and team notes. This allows doctors, nurses, and hospital staff to make more accurate and informed decisions faster—delivering a higher level of patient-centered care. A few of the standard healthcare technologies used in nurse informatics to improve the documentation and communication process include the following: Electronic Health Records (EHR) EHRs are real-time, digital patient records that can be instantly and securely shared across different healthcare settings. Because EHR documentation is standardized, communication is seamless between the various healthcare providers and organizations. EHRs help healthcare providers save time with easier chart management and enable them to track all aspects of a patient’s care.
https://online.nursing.umich.edu/blog/how-nursing-informatics-can-improve-healthcare/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_782510739#6_1499867908
Title: How Nursing Informatics Can Improve Healthcare Headings: How Nursing Informatics Can Improve Healthcare How Nursing Informatics Can Improve Healthcare What is the purpose of nursing informatics? Improved Processes & Workflows Streamlined Documentation & Communication Lowered Healthcare Costs Content: This allows doctors, nurses, and hospital staff to make more accurate and informed decisions faster—delivering a higher level of patient-centered care. A few of the standard healthcare technologies used in nurse informatics to improve the documentation and communication process include the following: Electronic Health Records (EHR) EHRs are real-time, digital patient records that can be instantly and securely shared across different healthcare settings. Because EHR documentation is standardized, communication is seamless between the various healthcare providers and organizations. EHRs help healthcare providers save time with easier chart management and enable them to track all aspects of a patient’s care. EHRs also allow for streamlined payment systems and transactions with insurance companies and government agencies. Computer Provider Order Entry (CPOE) CPOE is the process of a healthcare practitioner entering and sending medical treatment instructions electronically over a secure computer network. CPOE is used to digitally communicate patient care instructions to medical staff or departments such as the pharmacy or laboratory responsible for fulfilling the request. Offering many advantages over hand-written or transcribed instructions, CPOE reduces the time required to send and complete orders, increases the accuracy of the communication, and enhances patient safety through reminders and alerts to the physicians. Lowered Healthcare Costs The rising cost of healthcare is a serious challenge Americans face across the country.
https://online.nursing.umich.edu/blog/how-nursing-informatics-can-improve-healthcare/
msmarco_v2.1_doc_25_782510739#7_1499869994
Title: How Nursing Informatics Can Improve Healthcare Headings: How Nursing Informatics Can Improve Healthcare How Nursing Informatics Can Improve Healthcare What is the purpose of nursing informatics? Improved Processes & Workflows Streamlined Documentation & Communication Lowered Healthcare Costs Content: EHRs also allow for streamlined payment systems and transactions with insurance companies and government agencies. Computer Provider Order Entry (CPOE) CPOE is the process of a healthcare practitioner entering and sending medical treatment instructions electronically over a secure computer network. CPOE is used to digitally communicate patient care instructions to medical staff or departments such as the pharmacy or laboratory responsible for fulfilling the request. Offering many advantages over hand-written or transcribed instructions, CPOE reduces the time required to send and complete orders, increases the accuracy of the communication, and enhances patient safety through reminders and alerts to the physicians. Lowered Healthcare Costs The rising cost of healthcare is a serious challenge Americans face across the country. One of the primary ways healthcare organizations are combating escalating costs is through improved efficiencies gained by data analytics and the cost-saving, patient-focused recommendations of nurse Informaticists. As we’ve covered, nurse informaticists use data-informed insights to improve almost every aspect of patient-centered care. With streamlined processes, teams work more efficiently with less stress on the staff. Clear communication and consistent documentation speeds patient care and reduces the chance of costly medical errors. And with the use of integrated healthcare technology systems, many tedious administrative tasks are automated, improving productivity and lowering costs.
https://online.nursing.umich.edu/blog/how-nursing-informatics-can-improve-healthcare/