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 Electronic Medical Record Analysis
The Electronic Medical Record, or EMR, is a digital version of the paper charts in a hospital or
physician s clinic. The Electronic Medical Record is capable of storing all of the patient s
medical history, both past and present. Prior to the creation and implementation of the EMR, all
physicians were on paper records. EMR s are far superior to paper records in many ways, most
notable the ability to comprehensive data collection, ease of access and transferability, and
transparency. In the 1980 s there began on slight influx of computers being used for tracking and
storing of patient data in hospitals and clinics. The transferability of the patients paper record was
greatly increased by the Fax machine, but time is often of the essence in most caregiving scenarios,
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Epic is one of the largest EMR systems, and is used in a majority of healthcare systems
throughout North America and various places globally. Epic has become the innovative industry
standard in most minds, because of its one stop shop approach. The successes of Epic comes
from the desire to do things better, and different. A majority of health systems EMR s are a
combination of several software systems that provide the various needs for health systems
functionality. A system for registration, a system for provider documentation and orders, a system
for revenue, a system for lab, a system radiology, etc. Epic created a single robust system that
(generally) has applications built within for every process in the health system from registrations
till discharge and even dropping a charge for revenue and billing purposes. The one stop shop
approach was innovation in its finest for the healthcare IT world, and has yet to be
 Little Women Essay examples
Title: Little Women
Number of Pages: 562
Original Copyright Date: 1868
Date Completed: February 23, 2000
Author: Louisa May Alcott
Publisher: Scholastic Inc.
Plot Summary: Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy are the March sisters. Their father is off to war and they
rely on their mother, Marmee, to see them through the hard times of the Civil War. In the first part
of this book the reader is introduced to the characters. Meg is the sensible one, Jo is the tomboy ,
Beth is the sweet one, and Amy is the artistic and feminine one. The girls are all generous and even
give their own Christmas dinner to a poor family. Meg has her first dance and brings Jo along. At
the dance we meet Laurie, the mysterious grandson of the Old Mr. Laurence living next door. ...
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As she is there holding it, the baby dies of scarlet fever and Beth catches it. Meg and Jo care for
her and send Amy to stay with Aunt March. Amy loathes it there, but talks a lot to the maid who
tells her of all the things Aunt March will leave her when she passes on. Amy decides to write her
own will in which she leaves something to each of her sisters. Marmee is called for because the
doctor fears that Beth will die. When Marmee comes, Beth seems to improve. When their father
comes home, Beth is eve able to play the piano and sing with the family.
Mr. Brooke asks Meg to receive his love and she refuses. When Aunt March is consulted on the
matter, Meg is told that if she were to marry Mr. Brooke, she would be cut off and stricken from
the will. Meg decides to love Mr. Brooke to spite her Aunt. Laurie tells Jo that she will be the next
to marry and Jo says that she never will. Meg finds married life a difficult juggling act as she brings
twins into the world and has arguments with her understanding spouse.
Aunt Carrol decides to take Amy to Europe with her to study art. (In the movie Amy accompanies
Aunt March) Jo is upset because she had longed so desperately to let out of the house, but is
contented by the happiness of her sickly sister, Beth, at her staying. Amy writes the family of her
meeting a friend of Laurie s in Europe and
 Ptsd In Pregnant Women
PTSD is a vast disorder, meaning that it does not have only one cause or treatment. The brain is a
complicated and unique part of the body and it can be affected by many different factors. When
evaluating the causes of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, it is easy to see that no two cases are
exactly the same, a group of people could go through the same event, hurricane Katrina, in New
Orleans, for example. Countless people were affected by Katrina, many of them in a similar and yet,
every person was emotional and mentally affected differently. Some of them now have PTSDand
some do not, this is because every person is different. Factors such as, gender, race, background,
affect how a person will react to a traumatic event, which makes PTSD a... Show more content on
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The study consisted of ninety women, thirty five of those had no mental health issues, the fifty
five were diagnosed with PTSD caused by child maltreatment. It was found that overall women
with PTSD have a more difficult time understanding emotion. Because these subjects all had
PTSD from being mistreated as children this makes sense. It is more difficult to understand how
a person feels when they were not given care and attention as children. This study is odd because
of the specific field of PTSD chosen because this technically would not need to be about those
with PTSD, only those that were mistreated as children. An interesting form of treatment for
PTSD is exposure therapy, this treatment is for people with PTSD as well as substance abuse
disorder (Coffey). There were 126 subjects all from an unlocked 6 week community residential
SUD treatment facility. The idea behind the study was to add prolonged exposure to a 12 step
program for those with PTSD SUD. It was found that as with other cases prolonged exposure is
helpful to those with PTSD and if it is early on in the substance abuse issue then it is helpful with
 Analysis Of The Broken Heart By John Donne
Juan Linares
Mr. Maust
English IV AP
17 November 2015
Imagery in The Broken Heart by John Donne Perhaps the most beautiful thing about humans is that
emotions and thought seem to go hand in hand. One either distances or comforts the other. When
together, these two things can create a mirror into human nature, or shatter what people see in
themselves for another. The stability of the heart is something precarious and not fully understood,
but it is through works as The Broken Heart by John Donne that we can see this stability;
understanding it and seeing it in ourselves for what it truly is. Works like Donne s poem use varied
imagery to put into words many of the feelings people experience when in Love; feelings often
shunned or ignored because they baffle any who try and understand them. But his clear words,
each giving a stage for Love s form and character, clarify these sentiments; and in that way, the
words convey Donne s own attitude towards the nature of Love, and our nature to Love. Love
begins faster than the spark of gunpowder, yet leaves with a glacial pace. Done begins his poem
explaining the commencement of Love. He refers to Love as a Plague that has plighted him for a
year. No plague can last a year afflicting someone, but Donne seems to make Love as this viral
disease. Easy to contract yet difficult to cure. He then ends his first stanza saying that he saw a flash
of powder burn a day (line 8) referring to Love s time devouring ability. Donne
 Political Science Essay
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 Anti-Semitism Argument Against Israel
A recent letter to the editor titled speaking out against Israel cannot be conflated with anti Semitism
showed a lack of knowledge surrounding the movement of Zionism, as well as a misunderstanding
of modern anti Semitism. The author argues a few distinct points, being that supporting Zionism is a
way of Jewsto suppress the voice from people of color, that Jewish teachings and morality do not
support Zionism, and that Israels treatment of the Palestinians is in the same lines and philosophy
of white supremacists and Nazis. To begin deconstructing these points we start by considering if
Zionism is, in fact, a ploy for white Jews to suppress the voices of people with color; as the author
claimed. To be clear there are more non Jewish Zionist in the world than Jewish ones. The
movement of Zionism derives support from many groups other than white Jews. To argue it s a
strategy by Jews to suppress the voice of others ignores the massive quantity of non Jews who are
Zionists and will publicly support Israel. Supporting Zionism does not mean one does not... Show
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This is the argument that the human rights violations or Palestinian suppression, that Israel
supposedly commits is equitable to apartheid or genocide committed by the Nazis. As well as
arguing that because of the experience Jews have with prejudice against us, it should be the reason
we support the Palestinians and call for Israel s demise. This comparison to Nazism is one of the
most prevalent forms of modern anti Semitism. Natan Sharansky developed the criteria to where a
critique of Israel becomes anti Semitic, being which the double standard, delegitimization, and
demonization of Israel. The Israeli comparison to Nazis is the premier example of demonization, and
both undermine the struggle so many Holocaust survivors went through to create Israel and
promulgates a lie regarding policy Israel
 Symptoms And Treatment Of Osteoarthritis
Osteoarthritis, believed to have a genetic cause or predisposition, is caused by wear or tear on a
joint (Rosdahl, 2012, p. 1235). There are many different types of musculoskeletal diseases one of
them being osteoarthritis. Osteoarthritis is one type of arthritis, and arthritis is basically when the
joints in the human body are inflamed. In the first paragraph the anatomy, physiology, and the
description of osteoarthritis. The next will be about what the signs and symptoms of the disease
and the history shown in assessments. Treatments and medications will be discussed and what
further action to take while enduring this painful musculoskeletal disease. While going through
something like this there are bound to be complications to be aware of. Just like taking care of a
patient with any other disease there will be plenty of nursing interventions to help the patient cope.
Last but not least let s not forget a discharge plan of care for a patient that has osteoarthritis, this
will go over everything from safety to medication teaching. This disease is very painful and quite
common in people when they grow old, so therefore it is important to know every aspect from
beginning to end. In the joints there are bones, and around the bones there is cartilageand synovial
fluid. Cartilage is the a smooth covering that helps the bonemove without rubbing bone to bone or
bone to joint(2008, schueler). The primary factor here is cartilage. When there is no cartilage it
causes intense
 Essay on Ben Bates
BEN BATES MBA | Working| Wilton| Mount Perry| Annual Salary| 55,000| 98,000| 81,000|
Expected increase| 3%| 4%| 3.50%| Work (years)| 38| 36| 37| Tax rates| 26%| 31%| 29%| Annual
tuition| | $63,000 | $80,000 | Books and other supplies (annual)| | $2,500 | 3,500| Programs (year)| | 2|
1| Signing bonus| | 15,000| 10,000| Health insurance (annual)| | $3,000 | 3,000| Room and board
(annual)| | $20,000 | $20,000 | 1. How does Ben s age affect his decision to get an MBA? Ben s age
will affect his decision to get an MBA in the sense that the earlier he gets an MBA the better off he
will be. Being currently 28 years old, and he has been working for six years already MBA normally...
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I believe the best way to solve this is too evaluate the three alternatives that must have the same
timeframe. In this case each alternative has different time frame that is 38, 36, and 37 years. The
best way to compare them is to find the present value for each alternative to find the right option.
5. What initial salary would Ben need to receive to make him indifferent between attending
Wilton University and staying in his current position? For Ben to be indifferent, I needed to
change the amount that he receives from his current position until the present value is equal to
attending Wilton University. The initial salary should be $213,221.01 annually. See Spreadsheet.
6. Suppose, instead of being able to pay cash for his MBA, Ben must borrow the money. The
current borrowing rate is 5.4%. How would this affect his decision? The interest rate of the loan
will have to be factored into the calculation of the present values of the option. The payment terms
of the loan should also be specified. He will have to think and consider for how long it will take
for him to pay off the loan. He would then need to consider the present value of the cost for
attending Wilton or Mount Perry and deduct it from the amount that he expects to receive. He may
or may not get the job offer after the graduation from MBA as expected due to the decline in the job
market. He should determine as to whether he will have
 The Causes Of Coral Reef Bleaching
Coral Reef Bleaching: When water is too warm, coral expels the algae (zooxanthellae) living in
their tissues causing it to turn white. Not all bleaching is caused by warm water stress. Cold stress
is also believed to cause bleaching.
Endosymbiotic algae have a crucial role in coral survival. They provide an energy source in
photosynthate.
Endosymbiotic: Symbiotic relationship where one of the organisms live inside the other.
Photosynthate: A substance made by photosynthesis.
Bleaching is the paling of zooxanthellate invertebrates.
Caused by various human activities and variations in the reefs environment such as temperature of
the water, solar irradiance, sedimentation, etc.
Coral Reef bleaching events have increased in the past 20 years in frequency and extent worldwide.
It is thought that worldwide climate change could play a role in the increased amount in coral reefs
bleaching.
Climate change could also cause major reef tracts destruction
Climate change can lead to the extinction of many coral species
Where are they found? found in shallow circumtropical waters along the shore of continents.
The reef substrate is primarily made up of calcium carbonate from both living and dead scleractinian
corals.
Many other invertebrates, vertebrates, and plants live in close association to the scleractinian corals.
Recycling allows coral reefs to have an extremely high productivity and biodiversity, they are
referred to as the Tropical Rainforests of the Oceans .
Corals live
 Data Mining Method Of Extracting The Data From Large Database
Abstract Data mining is the method of extracting the data from large database. Various data mining
techniques are clustering, classification, association analysis, regression, summarization, time series
analysis and sequence analysis, etc. Clustering is one of the important tasks in mining and is said to
be unsupervised classification. Clustering is the techniques which is used to group similar objects or
processes. In this work four clustering algorithms (K Means, Farthest first, EM, Hierarchal) have
been analyzed to cluster the data and to find the outliers based on the number of clusters. Here the
WEKA (Waikato Environment for Knowledge Analysis) for analyzing the clustering techniques.
Here the time, Clustered and un clustered... Show more content on [Link] ...
Clustering plays an important role in data mining process. Clustering is the approach of grouping the
data into classes or clusters so that the objects within each cluster have high similarity in comparison
with one another[12].The common approach of clustering techniques is that to find cluster centroid
and then the data are clustered. Several clustering techniques are partitioning methods, hierarchical
methods, density based methods, grid based methods, model based methods and constraint based
clustering. Clustering is a challenging field of research in which its potential applications pose their
own requirements [4]. Clustering is also called as the data segmentation because clustering method
partitions the large data sets into smaller data groups according to their similarities. The main
objective of cluster analysis is to increase intra group similarity and inter group dissimilarity.
Detecting outlier is one of the important tasks. A failure to detect outliers or their ineffective
handling can have serious ramifications on the strength of the inferences drained from the exercise
[4]. Outlier detection has direct applications in a wide variety of domains such as mining for
anomalies to detect network intrusions, fraud detection in mobile phone industry and recently for
detecting terrorism related activities [5].Outliers are found using the filters which is offered by data
mining tools. Liver disorder is also referred to as
 How To Write A Surgical Procedure Essay
Purpose Transplantation of the uterus is a surgical procedure for patients who are born without a
Uterus due to cervical cancer. The purpose of this surgical procedure is to help woman who are not
able to have children be able to reproduce. Many doctors have considered going through with this
process for many of years. They did not have a manual to direct them through the surgery, however,
they were determined to make it possible for woman born without a uterus to have kids. Literature
Review Swedish surgeons were determined to transplant a womb into woman who was born without
one. However, they successfully transplanted wombs donated from relatives into nine woman and
they will soon try to become pregnant. The women were born without a uterus... Show more content
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However, they id have to use wombs from individuals. Procedures [Link] someone who is willing
to donate their uterus that is functioning properly [Link] begin with the surgical procedure [Link]
begin with the surgical procedure Independent variable The independent variable for this
experiment is that the individuals who are undergoing the procedure will have their own eggs.
Although they are in need for a uterus they can still make their own eggs. Dependent variable The
dependent variable in this experiment is that the host needs a donor to provide them with a uterus
so they will be able to reproduce and have kids. The dependent variable for this experiment is
Results Turkish surgeons announced that they had got a patient pregnant, however, after 2 months
the baby died. One of the patients that got their procedure done with the Swedish surgeons had
were pregnant and gave birth to a healthy baby boy. A Saudi Arabia woman who had the surgery in
2000 had to have the transplanted uterus removed several years later due to circulatory
complications, and a Turkish woman who got the transplant in 2011 from a deceased donor got
pregnant, but then miscarried after eight
 Stereotypes And Observer Pressure On Athletic Performance
Olivia Harvey November 1, 2017 Article #2 Krendl, A., Gainsburg, I., Ambady, N. (2012). The
Effects of Stereotypes and Observer Pressure on Athletic Performance. Journal of Sport and
Exercise Psychology, 34(1), 1 14. doi:10.1123/jsep.34.1.3 The article The Effects of Stereotypes and
Observer Pressure on Athletic Performance, begins with explaining how positive and negative
stereotypes affect athletic performance. The negative stereotype was explained that White and Black
golfers performed golf putting tasks that they could perform through sports intelligence or natural
athletic ability . It was reported that African Americans didn t perform as well as they could have
when they found out it was a test of sports intelligence that whites
 Definition Of The Politeness Theory
1.4. Theoretical Framework 1.4.1. Definition of the politeness theory. Watts (2003) explains,
Politeness is not something we are born with, but something we have to learn and be socialized
into (p. 9). Each linguist defines politeness in a different way. Cobley (2010) says that politeness
is a way of showing consideration and social position in language. Politeness includes words that
show respect such as please . He indicates, The phenomenon has been the object of the
considerable scrutiny in pragmatics (p. 290). In addition, Yule (2006) describes politeness as
showing awareness of and consideration for another person s face (p. 119). Huang (2014) defines
it as any behavior that maintains his or her face through an interaction. Brown (1987) threw light on
different aspects of behavior such as manners, courtesy, tact, etc...(p. 142). On the other hand,
Thomas (1995) sees politeness as a real world goal, which means that politeness happens to be only
a desire to be pleasant to others. In his point of view, politeness should not be included within
pragmatics, because linguists do not have access to the speakers intentions, they only hear what the
speakers say and see how the hearers react (p. 150). Pinker (2007) indicates that politeness is not an
etiquette to learn, but to the countless ways that can confuse their listeners (p. 380). Hence, one can
define politeness in many ways, but what is surely common between them is that