Planned Change in a Department Nurses have the responsibility of preventing diseases, promoting heath and assisting the patients in dealing with diseases. In most cases nurses play a critical role of health education and health advocates for patients, communities and to the families. Nurses assess, observe and record the progress, reactions and symptoms of patients … Read more
Strategies on Group Process Group development is characterized with four major stages according to Bruce Tuckman’s model in 1965. The four stages are: Forming, Storming, Norming and Performing. According to Tuckman, he argued that the stages are inevitable and necessary in order for the group to face challenges, grow, generate solutions, tackle problems, deliver the … Read more
Asthma Introduction Asthma is a chronic inflammatory disorder of the airways, which leads to airflow obstruction, airway hyperresponsiveness and disease chronicity (Lugogo & Maclntyre, 2008). Common signs and symptoms of asthma include wheezing, coughing, shortness of breath and chest pains or tightness. Doctors associate these symptoms to the widespread but variable airflow obstruction that … Read more
Clinical Reasoning in Physiotherapy: Perceptions of Postgraduate Student Physiotherapists Doing Msc. in UK Abstract Clinical reasoning is an extremely fundamental aspect of clinical competence among physiotherapists. However, there is limited research regarding how postgraduate students doing their Masters degree understand and develop this cardinal component. This research aims at exploring the current perceptions … Read more
Consumer Behavior towards buying electronic goods online in Saudi Arabia Abstract Electronic Commerce (E-commerce) has not only enhanced innovation in the business industry but also given consumers a convenient and time saving platform for shopping. The behavior of consumers as they shop online is different from the behavior they demonstrate in the physical … Read more
Euthanasia The impact of euthanasia on the nursing practice, norms, morals, and social values When decisions regarding euthanasia are made, the physician holds the final responsibility. On the contrary, nurses might have had a chance to contribute their opinions during the decision-making process. However, in the end, nurses might be forced to execute orders that … Read more
International Business “Businesses operate in a world of regionalism not globalism” This paper disagrees with the statement that “Businesses operate in a world of regionalism not globalism”. Regionalism is the traditional concept applied by businesses in the earlier times. The world has opened up traditional boundaries in favour of globalization, a concept supported by … Read more
Manchester- Northern and Millennium Quarters Different places develop differently and have different areas or spaces that serve different purposes. One of the cities around the world that has undergone changes in England is Manchester. Central part of Manchester is an example of a de-industrialized city. The city has re-invented, renewed and regenerated over the 25 … Read more
MMPI-2 MMPI-2 stands for Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory and it is very common in metal health, particularly in the objective personality tests. Yossef Ben-Porath and Auke Tellegen developed MMPI-2-RF (Restructured Form) which is the most recent version. It has been noted that MMPI-2 is engaged by professionals who are trained in facilitating psychopathology and in … Read more
The Ford Motor Company: New Capital Project Progress is one thing that every business entity needs to have. According to Grundy & Johnson & Scholes (1998), it is important for all organizations to be making progress through investing in new projects. This is because such projects enable an organization to improve its efficiency in its … Read more