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This document provides examples of citations in MLA style for different source types, including books, articles from databases, websites, and interviews. It includes citations for an edited book, a book with two authors, a summary article from CQ Researcher, an article from Academic Search Premier available as a PDF or online, and a website and interview.
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Marco Escobar has earned a Certificate of Accomplishment for successfully completing the CCNA: Cisco Certified Network Associate course on February 26, 2016. The certificate recognizes Marco Escobar's achievement in networking skills and knowledge required to administer Cisco networks.
Referencing and citation in medical writing_27_6_2022.pptrashmi_surti
The document discusses referencing and citation in medical writing. It provides information on why correct referencing is essential, different reference styles, what citations are and how to cite sources in text. It also discusses the Vancouver referencing style commonly used in medical journals, how to reference sources like journal articles, books, and other published materials. It emphasizes the importance of acknowledging sources to avoid plagiarism and add credibility.
Matthew Bivens has extensive experience as an emergency physician, paramedic, journalist, and writer. He currently works as an attending physician in emergency medicine at two hospitals, one in Boston and one in southern Massachusetts. He also serves as the medical director for six EMS companies. Bivens has published scholarly work, manages the emergency preparedness committee at one of the hospitals, and lectures widely to medical students, residents, and paramedics.
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The document provides information on conducting a comprehensive cultural assessment using the Giger and Davidhizar Transcultural Assessment Model. The model includes six cultural phenomena for assessment: communication, space, social organization, time, environmental control, and biological variations. Two of these phenomena are reflected on from the perspective of American culture. Additionally, two nursing diagnoses are created for a culturally diverse patient that include rationales and plans for intervention and evaluation.
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3) Report on their own dietary, physical activity, and lifestyle habits.
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View the recorded session by copy/pasting this URL to your browser:
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- Jeemp Farms grows sod and trees, selling mainly to home builders for landscaping new subdivisions. They provide both sod and trees in a "package deal".
- Their production processes differ, with sod requiring planting, irrigation, cutting, and rolling, while trees require planting, grafting, watering to maturity, and digging up.
- The company has delayed purchasing new machinery that would increase tree planting efficiency due to high upfront costs and uncertain profits. Historically they have always sold all that they produce.
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This document provides instructions for a project on risk of disease due to heredity and lifestyle. Students are asked to:
1) Interview two family members to gather information on family health history, diet, physical activity, and lifestyle habits.
2) Analyze the dietary and physical activity habits of the family members interviewed.
3) Report on their own dietary, physical activity, and lifestyle habits.
The assignment is to write a two-page paper identifying a family health risk discovered in the interview and discussing the signs, symptoms, and preventative measures of that risk as well as how it relates to the student's lifestyle.
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This document provides guidance for an Ohio University nursing student's cultural assessment essay assignment. It outlines the key components to address in the paper, including describing a comprehensive cultural assessment, reflecting on two components of one's own American culture, and creating two nursing diagnoses for an imagined patient from a different cultural background. The student is instructed to follow APA formatting and include at least four references, two from course materials and two peer-reviewed sources no older than five years.
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View the recorded session by copy/pasting this URL to your browser:
http://keckmedia.usc.edu/Mediasite/Play/a6a479462660456182c6ffeeab61c29f1d?catalog=fe15ef35-aca8-4a38-93e4-b8ede7418e25
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This document provides a profile and curriculum vitae for Dr. Miriam Davis, an independent medical writer and editor based in Silver Spring, Maryland. She has over 30 years of experience writing, editing, and collaborating on scientific publications in top medical journals. Her areas of expertise include neuroscience, mental health, oncology, stem cell biology, immunology, and public health. She has authored or edited numerous reports for government agencies and institutes including the National Institutes of Health, Institute of Medicine, and U.S. Surgeon General. She holds a PhD and MA in Biology from Princeton University and has worked in various health policy roles for the U.S. government.
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This document provides information about the Journal of Healthcare, Science and the Humanities, including its mission, publication details, editorial board, and table of contents for volume 1, number 2 from 2011. It introduces the journal as a publication of the Navy Medicine Institute focusing on topics related to healthcare, sciences, and humanities. It lists the editor and contributors for this issue, and provides a brief overview of the articles and reports included in this volume.
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It is important for nurses to understand patients' cultures to provide holistic care. Nurses can use models like Campinha-Bacote's to learn about a patient's cultural needs, beliefs, and practices. This involves self-reflection on the nurse's own biases and asking culturally sensitive questions. Nurses must suspend personal judgments, respect cultural differences, and adapt care plans accordingly to demonstrate cultural competence outlined in Transcultural nursing theory.
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This document outlines an assignment for medical students to interview an older family member about familial health traditions. Students are instructed to read background materials, conduct the interview, and summarize their findings in a 1-page paper. The goal is for students to gain insight into how familial and social changes over time, as well as ethnocultural and religious heritage, can influence a person's health and healthcare decisions.
1. Lindsay
Edmunds,
PhD,
ELS
Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania,
USA
lindsayedmunds@icloud.com
|
724.941.6077
Professional
Profile
Editor.
Full-‐time
freelance
editor
since
1988.
Specialties
are
ecology,
pharmacy,
and
managed
care.
Ethos
Respect
for
story.
The
researcher
who
writes
about
the
favorable
safety
profile
of
a
new
blood
pressure
medicine
is
telling
a
story;
so
is
the
researcher
describing
how
the
lionfish
invasion
of
the
Western
Atlantic
Ocean
has
caused
ecological
harm.
My
job
is
to
help
clients
tell
their
story
with
as
much
precision,
flair,
and
grace
as
possible.
Flexible
intelligence.
My
PhD
is
in
English
(dissertation
was
on
how
Emily
Dickinson
uses
fantasy
in
her
poetry).
A
science
editor
trained
in
language
and
literature
is
doubly
qualified.
Both
disciplines
inform
her
work.
Tact.
A
good
editor
knows
that
corrections
can
be
jolting
if
they
are
given
without
explanation.
I
work
gently.
Reliability.
I
keep
my
promises.
My
intention
is
to
do
my
job
in
a
way
that
makes
my
client’s
job
easier.
Editorial
Skills
• Ensuring
grammatical
correctness
and
correct
word
usage.
• Editing
(and
sometimes
writing)
abstracts.
• Ensuring
consistency
with
respect
to
formatting,
headings,
reference
style,
lists,
punctuation,
and
naming.
• Editing
references
for
consistency
and
accuracy.
Researching
DOIs.
• Editing
tables
for
consistency
and
clarity.
• Ensuring
that
figures
clearly
convey
their
meaning.
• Taking
care
that
the
writer’s
voice
is
preserved.
• Querying
and
suggesting
changes
to
bring
out
the
best
in
a
manuscript.
• Working
with
authors
for
whom
English
is
a
second
language.
• Corresponding
with
authors
and
incorporating
their
noted
changes.
• Applying
in-‐house
or
other
style
guidelines
(e.g.,
American
Medical
Association,
Council
of
Science
Editors,
Chicago,
Associated
Press).
• Coding
manuscripts
for
website
publication
using
HTML
markup.
2. Edmunds
2
Journals
• Copy
editor
for
two
international
journals:
Ecology
and
Society
and
Avian
Conservation
&
Ecology,
published
by
Resilience
Alliance
of
Nova
Scotia,
Canada.
• Copy
editor
for
the
Journal
of
Managed
Care
&
Specialty
Pharmacy,
published
by
the
Academy
of
Managed
Care
Pharmacy.
• Contributing
editor
at
The
American
Journal
of
Pharmacy
Benefits
and
The
American
Journal
of
Managed
Care.
Clients
• Freelance
editor
for
the
Academy
of
Managed
Care
Pharmacy,
American
College
of
Obstetricians
and
Gynecologists,
American
Medical
Publishing,
American
Pharmacists
Association,
American
Psychiatric
Press,
American
Public
Health
Association,
American
Society
of
Health-‐System
Pharmacists,
Arlington
Hospital,
Ascend
Media,
BioReview,
Howard
Hughes
Medical
Institute,
Millner-‐Fenwick
Inc.,
National
Cancer
Institute,
National
Pharmaceutical
Council,
Oncology
Nursing
Society,
Pharmacy
Times,
Princeton
Healthcare
Media,
Resilience
Alliance,
Sciences
International,
The
TSW
Group,
Williams
&
Wilkins
Company,
and
Wolf
Publications.
• Freelance
writer
and
editor
for
the
Joint
Commission.
Past
Employment
• Copy
editor
at
the
American
Society
for
Microbiology
• Writer,
editor,
and
researcher
at
Scientific
Consulting
Group,
Gaithersburg,
Maryland,
USA.
Rewrote
and
did
substantive
editing
of
reports
on
topics
such
as
nursing
research,
cancer
statistics,
and
mental
health.
Wrote
general
guidelines
for
preparing
a
scientific
manuscript.
Education
AB
in
English,
Mount
Holyoke
College;
MA,
PhD
in
English,
Penn
State
University;
certification
as
an
Editor
in
the
Life
Sciences
(ELS)
by
the
Board
of
Editors
in
the
Life
Sciences.