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Philippine Environmental Laws Affecting Hospitality Tourism
Environment
Hospitality
Law
Tourism
The current environmental Torahs in the Philippines are policies of the province that aims to protect, preserve and develop our natural resources and the 1s found and populating with it. Executive Order Number 79 Section 16, Article II of the 1987 Constitution provides that the State shall protect and progress the right of the Filipino…
Geopolitical: Nursing and Phenomenological Community
Community
Nursing
A geopolitical community is defined by Maurer & A ; Smith ( 2013 ) as “a spacial designation–a geographical or geopolitical country or topographic point. Geopolitical communities are formed by either natural or human-made boundaries. ” A river. mountain scope. or a vale may make natural boundaries. An illustration of this is most of the…
The Death Penalty: Keeping Our Society Safe
Death
Death Penalty
As of April 1, 2008, there were 3,320 convicted murderers on death row, and of those 3,320 people, 65% of the murderers had a prior felony conviction (“The Death” 1). At the time that the 3,320 murderers on death row committed their crime, 26. 7% of the murderers were on probation or parole (“The Death”…
Miracle Polish by Stephen Millhauser Short Story
Abnormal Psychology
Addiction
Drugs
Mirror
psychiatry
Substance abuse
Reflecting on Addiction On the surface, “Miracle Polish” mirrors the myth of Narcissus, following a man who, after discovering the effects of a mysterious polish, becomes obsessed with his own reflection. However, within the fantasy of Steven Millhauser’s short story lies a very real and morbid subtext. “Miracle Polish” presents an allegory of drug abuse…
Doctor vs Nurses: Equally Important in the Medical Industry
Doctor
Nursing
Both the Doctor and the Registered Nurse are typically considered equally important in the medical industry, with each providing complimentary services to patients. They have distinct duties based on their different educational backgrounds. The doctor focuses on providing opinions and diagnoses, while the nurse is responsible for executing the doctor’s proposed care plan for the…
Philosophy on Physical Activity
Philosophy
Physical Activity
I think that being active is an essential part of life that should be developed early. As Americans we are known for being the fattest nation in the world. This is quite heart breaking. But if we help the children now, they can take the knowledge that us learned with them for the rest of…
Proctor & Gamble Scope Case Analysis
Business Process
health sciences
Microeconomics
Procter & Gamble
Industry This mouthwash market was initially developed by Warner-Lambert and was pioneered by the brand Listerine. In 1977, Warner-Lambert launched Listermint mouthwash as a direct competitor to Scope. Before 1987, the mouthwash market was continuously growing at an average of 3 percent per year. In 1987, the market experienced a 26 percent increase after the…
Nursing and Health Promotion
Health Promotion
Nursing
The World Health Organization (WHO) defines health promotion as the act of aiding individuals and communities in making informed decisions for their health. The goal of health promotion is to empower people to take charge of their well-being, while also enabling organizations and communities to address all factors that impact health. Effective health promotion requires…
United States Healthcare Compared to Australian Healthcare
Australia
Health Care
Introduction Health care has become significant news recently, especially in the US with passing of Obamacare and costs have escalated dramatically over the recent years. Examining two health care systems, the United States and Australia’s, shows how they compare to each other. The United States and Australia share some similarities, but one considerable contrast: Australia…
Professionalism in Healthcare
Health Care
Professionalism
The Medical Protection Society define a profession as a “calling or vocation involving a degree of skill, learning or science”. Professionalism is a set of core values, behaviors and beliefs that are based around integrity, duty, honesty and competence in clinical skills. (Sarah Whitehouse, 2013) Professionalism in the healthcare workplace is based on putting patients’…