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    Nursing Scholarship Essay

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    Being that I am planning on pursuing the field of nursing‚ I want to make the biggest positive impact and make a difference to lives all around. Working hard at school on my academics and being as involved as I am with extracurricular activities‚ I feel‚ will get me as prepared as I need to be for the future. Academics is a big part of how I will be able to achieve my lifelong goal as a pediatric nurse practitioner. Throughout my entire high school year I have taken every AP and Dual classes that

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    An Overview of the Gender Situation in the Philippines Carlos Antonio Q. Anonuevo This article is about the gender situation in the Philippines. The equality of men and women. The gender situation in the Philippines is characterized by sharp contradictions. It graphically showcases samples of women’s advancement in politics‚ academic and professional excellence‚ and even legislation. But this is contrasted by images of prostituted women‚ battered wives‚ economically disadvantage women and

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    choice of a movie is determined by several factors but this article explores gender‚ mood‚ and arousal as a factor of movie choice. Take the concept of sports for instance; a man will watch a sports movie based on the violence and confrontation of the particular movie. A woman on the other hand will watch due to the body shape‚ movement‚ and beauty of the actors. (Banerjee‚ Greene‚ Krcmar‚ Bagdasarov‚ & Ruginyte‚ 2008‚ p. 97) This article attempts to prove that film choice is based on the specific

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    A Critique of the Research Article: Methadone/Buprenorphine and Better Maternal/ Perinatal Outcomes: A Meta-analysis Winston-Salem State University A Critique of the Research Article: Methadone/Buprenorphine and Better Maternal/ Perinatal Outcomes: A Meta-analysis Abstract The purpose of this research article is to discuss lower risk drugs such as Methadone and Buprenorphine given to Heroin addicted pregnant patients to create better neonatal and maternal outcomes. This research articles

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    “Residential Schools Story More Complicated” In the article “Residential Schools Story More Complicated”‚ author Rodney A. Clifton‚ speaks on how all those that worked at residential schools are not all responsible for mishaps that may have occurred and shouldn’t be held responsible. Furthermore‚ he writes about the positive notes‚ of residential schools‚ such as education and healthcare that otherwise may have not been available. Perhaps this may be true but the mishaps that did prevail caused

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    Research Critique

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    Radiography (2005) 11‚ 55e59 REVIEW ARTICLE Critiquing a research article Gill Marshall) Division of Medical Imaging Sciences‚ St. Martin’s College‚ Lancaster LA1 3JD‚ UK Accepted 16 September 2004 Available online 1 December 2004 KEYWORDS Critical reading; Peer review; Literature; Journal review Abstract This article explores certain concepts relating to critiquing research papers. These include considering the peer review process for publication‚ demonstrating the need for critiquing

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    comparative critique

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    7 October 2013 W131 Comparative Critique First Draft The roles each spouse play within their family and what the other partner is lacking are discussed in these articles. Edelman and Bartels express their displeasure concerning their partners and the chores they perform domestically. Wives have an image of what they want their home life to be like‚ but according to traditional American families‚ the gender roles of “nurturer’ and “provider” are fixed within everyone minds. Even with limitless

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    Nursing Reflection Essay

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    this year. We will try and make it up to them by achieving higher grades this year‚ and also inform them that I passed the HESI A2 Test yesterday. I will be meeting with a counselor this coming Monday to proceed with the application process to the nursing program at Phoenix College. The wait list is about a semester or two long I heard‚ and I have also

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    Autonomy In Nursing Essay

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    I know autonomy is the right of patient or individual to make their own decision and self-determination. The principle of autonomy is violated when a nurse like me dishonors patient’s rights to choose how they want their pain to be treated. Infringement on the right to autonomy or self-determination may also be seen in the withholding of information from patients about how much and how often they can receive pain medication while in the hospital. Patients have the right to know‚ consider‚ request

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    Burnout In Nursing Essay

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    dfsdgfds Burnout Among Nurses The helping professions‚ including nursing‚ are characterized by the fact that they are not something external to the individual‚ but encompass the whole person. The activities performed by nurses‚ require a personal commitment and direct interaction with people. Therefore‚ it is common to work with the most intense aspects of patient care (pain‚ anger‚ frustration‚ fear‚ death‚ etc.). All this‚ plus small‚ medium or large daily doses of stress can

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