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    life. Medical illness or death can hit anyone of us‚ at any time and without warning. With this in mind‚ advanced directives are becoming more increasingly popular and for good reasons. An advanced directive can come in many different forms‚ for instance‚ an advanced directive includes a living will‚ medical power of attorney and a healthcare surrogate. The reason an advanced directive should be implemented is when a patient cannot speak for themselves due to medical issues and there by relinquishes

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    Proxy Advance Directive

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    The form is a proxy advance directive because it assigns another person the ability to make decisions on behalf of the person in a situation. Proxy advance directive involves another third party who will be responsible for the decisions that will be required to be made in future. The above advance directive form is meant for planning important health care decisions. The forms asks the one filling of what will be done when they are incapacitated and they are unable to make decisions for themselves

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    Permissive-By-Default: A Case of a Parenting Style Nick Jones Fresno Pacific University ECD 420 Deven’s mother witnesses Deven hitting Carrie because he wants the toy that she has. Rather than stopping Deven from stealing Carrie’s toy and telling him‚ “NO! That is not the right way to ask for a toy because you will hurt her‚” Deven’s mom sits idly by‚ watching as a shoving match ensues. When Carrie’s mom tries to intervene in the shoving match‚ Deven’s mom finally speaks up and

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    Without preparing an Advance Directive all of your end of life choices may be decided for you. Death remains a topic many of us do not like to discuss. There may be religious or cultural differences within families that affect their willingness to discuss these deeply personal matters. Families have their own dynamics‚ and many factors effect how a person views death‚ discussions may seem taboo. If it makes sense to bring up these topics‚ do so. If it is not something that your family is comfortable

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    In my opinion‚ everyone of age should have an Advance Directive drawn up‚ in the case of an emergency‚ they are not just for older people; One should especially consider having one in place if they are suffering from a chronic condition. Advance directives provide an individual with options‚ in that one can make decisions about life-sustaining procedures in the event of a terminal condition‚ vegetative state‚ as well as end-stage conditions. Life is unpredictable‚ to say the least; things can take

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    Advance directives allow a person to state their preferences regarding medical care in advance. This legal document lets health care professionals know the end of life actions to take regarding health care. The patient may have an illness in which death is inevitable. This document encompasses utilizing treatment to prolong life such as a ventilator‚ unnatural nutrition and hydration‚ providing comfort care‚ DNR orders‚ and an option to be an organ or tissue donor. These wishes detailed out in the

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    Working Time Directive

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    Court of Justice (ECJ) for clarification about workers on long term sick leave and their entitlement to annual leave under the Working Time Directive (EC Directive 2003/88). The European Court of Justice joined this case with a German case (Schultz-Hoff) and delivered its judgment on 20 January 2009. The key points of the judgement are that: •under the Directive‚ workers are entitled to four weeks annual leave •a worker on sick leave for all or part of the annual leave year is entitled to any untaken

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    the belief that Robert Frost adopted from Wordsworth and can be said to be the theme of Frost ’s poem "Directive ’. The poem begins in the voice of a guide‚ directing us out of the present‚ the "now" that is "too much for us" and leading us to‚ or rather leading us to retreat to "a time made simple by the loss/ of detail‚ burned‚ dissolved‚ and broken off." (2-3) The speaker in the poem "Directive ’ is the poet‚ Frost. He wishes to lead the reader to his "hippocrene‚ the origin of all language‚ thought

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    are not responsive to their children. He is a very hard father and demands high results of his children and he can be getting very sarcastically angry at moments. A good example of permissive parenting would be Phil from Modern Family because although he cares for his children very much‚ he still exhibits many permissive qualities for example he rarely ever punishes his children and has very low expectations and has small boundaries‚ and almost all of the time gives into the children demands. I definitely

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    Non-Directive Therapy

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    The therapist should be non-directive in the therapeutic process and the priority should be to ensure a child feels safe and secure‚ which can be done through the therapist being completely present‚ objective‚ flexible‚ patient and open minded (Landreth‚ 2013). It is important that a therapist does not rush therapy with a child‚ but instead is patient by allowing the child’s experience to unfold‚ which in turn will lead to healing. By being present and genuinely interested in the child‚ gives the

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