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    Medical Marijuana A debatable topic in the United States has been the talk of making Marijuana legal for medicinal purposes. Included in the legalization of marijuana contains the right to sell‚ grow‚ use or buy marijuana. The origin of marijuana‚ cannabus satiba‚ came from Eastern Europe‚ India and Iran. Marijuana is the dried blossom of cannabis sativa and cannabis indica plants‚ leafy annual plants with parts that are used for as herbs‚ animal food‚ medicine and as

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    ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORD DIANA MARIE ATIENZA KEAN UNIVERSITY Abstract Today‚ most of the healthcare facilities and providers are using Electronic Medical Record or EMR. Electronic Medical Record also known as EMR is a computerized medical record of a patient that stores information‚ test results‚ billing information‚ and other healthcare information. Despite of a good points of view in using EMR there are some positive and negative aspects when using it. Easy access to patient’s information

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    On Being a Deviant for a Day: 162- Psychology October 5‚ 2012 To understand deviant behavior you must first understand the definition. Deviant behavior is one that differs from a norm‚ especially from a person whose behavior and attitudes differ from accepted social standards; the behavior that differs from a norm or from the accepted standards of a society. The deviant behavior that I performed was talking

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    Essay On Social Norms

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    We live in a society where one abides by social norms‚ if not you may be looked at funny or people will even talk about you. So let’s begin‚ what’s considered a “social norm”? According to Your Dictionary‚ “Social Norms are said to be the laws of behavior that are acceptable to a group or society. Norms tend to change depending upon the environment‚ but If broken one could be looked at differently or face consequences. Social Norms are also group-held beliefs about how members should/ should not

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    Professor Rivers English 105S Mode/Paragraph Pattern: Illustration Topic: academic success Audience: Purpose: to persuade Genre: college newspaper sidebar Paragraphs: 1 Being Rude! There are many reasons rudeness is on the rise. One reason‚ rudeness is on the rise is because rap music demonstrates sex and no respect. For example‚ Nicki Minaj raps about being picky and rude. In Nicki Minaj’s rap she specifically talks about how she disrespects people with no problem leaving fans under

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    Running Header: DEVIANT BEHAVIOR Suicide Todd Denhalter Grand Canyon University SOC-100 Professor Mason In regards to deviant behaviors it is the general population who determines this behavior. What is evident is that the population gives humanity a sort of peer pressure that in all is even more powerful than religion or even culture itself. However it also depends on the individual. What deviant behavior is‚ is behavior that is different than what the popular believe is that is acting

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    Deviant place theory The deviant place theory expresses that more prominent presentation to dangerous spots makes an individual more prone to end up distinctly the casualty of a wrongdoing (Seigel‚ 2006). Unlike to the victim precipitation theory‚ the victims don’t impact the wrongdoing by effectively or inactively reassuring it‚ yet rather are defrauded subsequently of being in "awful" regions. So as to lower the shot that one will end up being the casualty of a wrongdoing‚ the individual ought

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    The concept of abnormality can be imprecise and difficult to define. However‚ a person’s trait can be classified as abnormal if it is rare or statistically unusual. Therefore‚ every culture has standards for certain behaviors‚ or what we refer to as socially acceptable norms. Norms are ways of behaving in a society according to the majority and those members of a society who do not think and behave like everyone else. Hence‚ they break these norms so are often defined as abnormal. Also‚ a person

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    ELECTONIC MEDICAL RECORDS Katie Percival Northeast Technical Institute February 15‚ 2013 Principles of Health Information Many doctors and hospitals are now using electronic medical records systems. Slowly‚ old files with long background histories are being uploaded via electronic means. At the same time‚ technology has made it possible to keep these files safe from damages or being lost. Computer programs designed for backup have become available. More and more features are being added to

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    Electronic Medical Errors

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    Electronic Medical Records- Reduce Errors and Increase Efficiency with EMR Software Errors in the healthcare industry can literally cost someone his or her life‚ not to mention open the door for an unending mountain of lawsuits. In order to reduce the chances of this happening‚ your healthcare organization must be proactive about increasing efficiency‚ and reducing errors. These are two common problems that plague the healthcare industry. With electronic medical records you can significantly reduce

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