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    Transitioning from nursing school to working in the hospital can be challenging for a new graduate. As a result of the nursing shortage‚ new graduate nurses are being hired with little to no experience. This can be overwhelming for new nurses‚ especially when they lack support and proper training from their employers. The amount of stress‚ pressure and lack of training results to a high turnover rate for new graduate nurses. According to Shellenbarger & Robb‚ 13% of new RNs change jobs after only one

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    standards of right and wrong that describe what humans should to do‚ usually in term of rights‚ obligations‚ benefits to society‚ fairness or specific virtues. (Velasquez‚ Andre‚ Shanks‚ Meyer‚ 2017) 2) What are the ethical principles have been violated in Humphrey’s study? The ethical principles have been violated in Humphrey’s study is firstly he aided the crime‚ technically. Humphrey was assisting in committing a crime-homosexual activity in Missouri which in by that time during 1960s‚ homosexual was

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    eventually be of help to my growth as a student and as a human being. Living in a country wherein every single thing is a total stranger to me would be a challenge well-welcomed‚ considering the reward that lies ahead. In my point of view‚ being part of the foreign exchange student program will hone my strengths more and improve my weaknesses because of my exposure to a new environment which contains a number of different perspectives and personalities. As a nutrition student‚ it will give me a more diverse

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    Educational Background I have completed my undergraduate studies in EUROPE-ASIA INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS specialisaion in INTERNATIONAL TRADE at “INSTITUT UNIVERSITAIRE DE LA COTE” (Formely ISTDI) in DOUALA. At first‚ I was an active somehow indulgent student among others during my undergraduate studies‚ very often involved in many curricular and co-curricular activities like organisation of Chinese new year‚ The Chinese new year was organised by us every year in February at “INSTITUT UNIVERSITAIRE DE

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    Nowadays‚ students only do well in their academics and leave extra co-curriculum aside. To be an excellent student‚ we should achive an equilibrium in both academic and co-curriculum. Sports helps us to release stress and relax our mind after spending so much time on studying. We can breathe in fresh air and make new friends too while doing morning exercise at the park. It is also detrimental to our health if we stay at a place for a long period of time without doing some vigorous exercises or even

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    Reflection on The Immortal Life of of Henrietta Lacks The quote on the cover engaged my attention: "Doctors took her cells without asking.  Those cells never died. They launched a medical revolution and a multimillion-dollar industry. More than twenty years later‚ her children found out. Their lives would never be the same"‚ I was wondering how a person’s cells could create a multimillion-dollar industry and why none of Lacks’ family know about it until twenty years later. After reading this

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    prohibitive laws that make it legally impossible to establish licit markets for bodily organs? So many people are unable to obtain organs they need due to the lack of availability. Increased medical advances have created the need for many more organs than are available (Staff). A commercial market may or may not solve the problem. There is a lack of commitment when it comes to donating organs which could be from fear. Potential donors fear medical personnel will not make every attempt possible to save

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    Rhetorical Analysis on “Our Graduates Are Rubes” “Our Graduates Are Rubes‚” written by Tom Nichols‚ introduces the idea that colleges are failing in their responsibility to teach critical reasoning and civic responsibilities (Nichols B3). As a result‚ instead of Americans putting an end to the rumors‚ they help them spread. Nichols believes this comes as a result of four specific problems with the college system today: “the pampering of students as customers‚ the proliferation of faux “universities

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    provide students with adequate preparation for the real world‚ so through it all out the window because it was all wrong. An article came across my desk the other day “The Speech The Graduates Didn’t Hear" by Jacob Neusner. It suggests that the last four years of their college career has prepared them for a world which doesn’t exist. Not allowing them to fail‚ and providing an easy way out. Giving things they demanded yet didn’t deserve. I felt as if it was education that failed not the students. On

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    Lack of Parental Guidance

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    less likely to be married and their children are more likely to have developmental problems. In 2002‚ 10% of mothers between the ages of 15 and 17 had graduated high school. After having the baby‚ only about 33% of adolescent mothers go back and graduate high school‚ while a very low 1.5% will go on to receive a college degree by age 30. Even fathers of children born to teenage mothers do not fare well. According to teenage pregnancy facts gathered by one study‚ these males earned an estimated average

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