This research involves an intervention for the implementation of an alcohol-based sanitizer for professionals working in orthopedic practice. The rationale for the methodology is based on Rogers diffusion theory. This theory holds that in order for new approaches to practice to be developed, key leaders must adopt them first (Pashaeypoor,...
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Originally, the process of writing approach was a reform to improve teaching composition among English-speaking students. The approach in composition emphasizes on the writing instead of the product. The process-oriented approach is one of the important developments in teaching English to ESL (English as a Second Language) speakers. It has...
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Log files are akin to databases having information about particular information systems. The kind of information stored on the files include administrator’s name, point of access, date, and even the logins used to access the system. In addition, they often show information about any authorized and unauthorized attempts to access...
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When exploring the matter of budgeting, it is necessary to be able to identify whether or not a budget is balanced, and if it is not, what the steps might be in order to allow for that to occur. In addition, if there is a surplus, recommendations must be made...
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Almost all of us can think of a time when we have been looking in the mirror and wondering what it would take it to get back in shape. Getting into shape is the sort of thing that happens everywhere; those who are in shape see good fitness and good...
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The Internet is one of the most powerful inventions in the history of the world. It has changed the way children learn and teachers teach (Kemmis). It has allowed society to communicate in ways that are unique (Bala). More than that, it has stood as the embodiment of the entirety...
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Michael Levin argues that contemporary views which regard torture as an instrument that is only practiced by primitive societies is fundamentally flawed. This is because, for Levin, whereas torture itself carries clear moral objections, such as the acts of physical and psychological violence performed on the victim of torture, these...
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In general, communication can be defined as a bilateral process, where a sender and a recipient are exchanging information through a “common system of symbols and channels” (Kutera, 2011). One can argue that in every communication process at least a sender and recipient is involved. The sender is the initiator...
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In the last several decades, there has been significant debate about the effective methods for dealing with repeat felons. Habitual offenders are considered more dangerous and more likely to reoffend. In order to deter this pattern, many state governments have enacted “three strikes” laws. These laws require harsher penalties for...
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Whether an individual agrees or disagrees with the idea of abortion, the ultimate idea behind the decision of Roe v. Wade is a woman’s right to choose what happens to her own body, regardless of whether or not she wants to keep her child. The premise behind the freedom of...
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In the midst of the technological revolution in which society continues to live and grow through, new developments like virtual reality and artificial intelligence have come to the forefront to give insight and ease of access to a completely different kind of world. Artificial intelligence, however, has been said to...
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Discussion Post Net Present Value (NPV) and Internal Rate of Return (IRR) are approaches used in capital budgeting decision making. NPV is the difference in the present value (PV) of cash inflows and the present value (PV) of cash outflows while IRR is used to calculate the rate of return...
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Depending on whom you consult, there can be as few as seven steps (Engle, 2001) or as many as fourteen steps (Fang et al., 2008) in the research process. It all depends on how specific a researcher wants to get in describing what takes place before a research proposal and...
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A mobile phone is one of the electronic devices that are used extensively across the world. However, the device is fragile, and if not handled with care, it can easily break. We should not refer all our broken phones to the technicians for fixing. Sometimes we need to take the...
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An arrest is the foremost category of the criminal justice process about the arrest of sentence process. The process begins where police conduct an arrest and take him or her into custody. However in different cases, before an arrest is made, investigations take the front line for the establishment of...
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Our world is becoming a smaller place to live, thanks to globalization and advancements in information and communication technologies. As a result, cross-cultural awareness has been increasingly and more and more people are making international travel plans. Like anything else, the key to memorable travelling experiences lies in a well-developed...
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Like any other organization, health care organizations have goals set that they need to meet to succeed. Indeed, for an organization to succeed in achieving desired objectives, organizational change is essential (Byers & White, 2004). Health care service organizations have various processes that include, financial, environmental, and Patient Safety. As...
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I have a cat named eleven; she was adopted by two years ago. She was only 3 months old when I adopt her. She was a tabby cat and very cute also very greediness. After one year, I thought she feels lonely, so I went to adopt another cat. But...
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My final research project will explore the topic of anti-bullying, and specifically will explore the issue of bullying the workplace. This topic is particularly relevant to the study of behavioural sciences, as it explores one of the key factors influencing the way in which organizations can apply the theory of...
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