This letter provides a recommendation for Sarah Graveline for a position as a medical assistant or receptionist. The letter describes Sarah as pleasant, energetic, well-trained, proactive, and able. It notes that she is compassionate, well-liked by patients, and received positive comments for her cheerful disposition. The letter also highlights that Sarah is flexible, cooperative, and able to perform a variety of tasks at a fast pace including checking vitals, drawing blood, preparing medications, cleaning rooms, and administrative duties while maintaining organization and a warm manner. The recommender offers to provide any additional information and can be contacted by phone or email.
The document discusses Kerri Dowgiallo's motivation for pursuing a career in nursing. She sees nursing as compatible with her values of respect, compassion, service, and flexibility. She is drawn to the Creighton University nursing program because of its emphasis on incorporating family, service, and diversity into students' professional lives. The document also honors a fellow nursing student, Jenny Steinmann, who passed away from cancer, but inspired others with her compassionate care of patients.
The document summarizes interviews with two nurses, Cheryl Southard and Linda Beebe, about their careers and places of work. Southard is an LPN working in outpatient care and recovery rooms at St. Mary Mercy Hospital. Beebe has a bachelor's degree and works as an RN in recovery rooms and the emergency department at Oakwood Hospital and Medical Center. Both find their work rewarding but challenging, though their day-to-day experiences differ based on their settings. The document also provides background on the two hospitals where the nurses work.
Blair Laramy is a registered nurse with over 10 years of experience in nursing. She has worked as a case manager for American Hospice from 2002 to 2010, where she compassionately cared for patients and instructed family members. Previous to that, she worked as a staff nurse and charge nurse from 1995 to 2002 at Southern Hospital, where she consulted with healthcare teams, administered treatment, and provided training and support to other nurses. She has received strong recommendations praising her skills, professionalism, and commitment to providing high-quality patient care.
Dianna Hanneman is applying for a nursing position and believes her 30+ years of nursing experience and qualifications make her an ideal candidate. She has an Associate's degree in nursing and has worked in various clinical settings for over 30 years. She is organized, patient-focused, and passionate about providing quality care and leadership. Currently she works as an RN at Edward Hospital in their largest outpatient clinic, assisting multiple providers and educating patients. She has 15 years of experience as an RN and 10 previous years as an LPN at Edward Hospital. She is seeking a new challenging role where she can fully utilize her skills.
The document summarizes the qualifications and experience of an individual who is an outgoing person with excellent conversational skills and a history of working in roles that involve caring for others. Their past duties included caring for clients' personal needs, finding suitable activities, liaising with organizations, administering medication, maintaining records, organizing activities and meetings, and undertaking training. Their overall aim has been to help and support others while respecting their dignity, choices, and confidentiality and maintaining health and safety.
Shannon Christy is seeking a recommendation. The letter provides a positive recommendation, describing Shannon as a credible and integrous person with energy and a desire to help people, as evidenced by her achievement of obtaining a degree in massage therapy. These qualities will serve her well in her career.
Robert Williams is applying for a Medical Assistant position and has enclosed his resume. He has an extensive background as a Psychiatric Technician assisting adults with mental illness in their recovery. He worked closely with treatment teams, used therapeutic communication and active listening skills, and provided one-on-one support while observing and documenting patient progress. Robert recently completed a diploma program for Medical Assistants at Medtech College in April 2016. He believes his qualifications would effectively support healthcare goals and wants to discuss how his experience can help in the position.
This letter provides a recommendation for Sarah Graveline for a position as a medical assistant or receptionist. The letter describes Sarah as pleasant, energetic, well-trained, proactive, and able. It notes that she is compassionate, well-liked by patients, and received positive comments for her cheerful disposition. The letter also highlights that Sarah is flexible, cooperative, and able to perform a variety of tasks at a fast pace including checking vitals, drawing blood, preparing medications, cleaning rooms, and administrative duties while maintaining organization and a warm manner. The recommender offers to provide any additional information and can be contacted by phone or email.
The document discusses Kerri Dowgiallo's motivation for pursuing a career in nursing. She sees nursing as compatible with her values of respect, compassion, service, and flexibility. She is drawn to the Creighton University nursing program because of its emphasis on incorporating family, service, and diversity into students' professional lives. The document also honors a fellow nursing student, Jenny Steinmann, who passed away from cancer, but inspired others with her compassionate care of patients.
The document summarizes interviews with two nurses, Cheryl Southard and Linda Beebe, about their careers and places of work. Southard is an LPN working in outpatient care and recovery rooms at St. Mary Mercy Hospital. Beebe has a bachelor's degree and works as an RN in recovery rooms and the emergency department at Oakwood Hospital and Medical Center. Both find their work rewarding but challenging, though their day-to-day experiences differ based on their settings. The document also provides background on the two hospitals where the nurses work.
Blair Laramy is a registered nurse with over 10 years of experience in nursing. She has worked as a case manager for American Hospice from 2002 to 2010, where she compassionately cared for patients and instructed family members. Previous to that, she worked as a staff nurse and charge nurse from 1995 to 2002 at Southern Hospital, where she consulted with healthcare teams, administered treatment, and provided training and support to other nurses. She has received strong recommendations praising her skills, professionalism, and commitment to providing high-quality patient care.
Dianna Hanneman is applying for a nursing position and believes her 30+ years of nursing experience and qualifications make her an ideal candidate. She has an Associate's degree in nursing and has worked in various clinical settings for over 30 years. She is organized, patient-focused, and passionate about providing quality care and leadership. Currently she works as an RN at Edward Hospital in their largest outpatient clinic, assisting multiple providers and educating patients. She has 15 years of experience as an RN and 10 previous years as an LPN at Edward Hospital. She is seeking a new challenging role where she can fully utilize her skills.
The document summarizes the qualifications and experience of an individual who is an outgoing person with excellent conversational skills and a history of working in roles that involve caring for others. Their past duties included caring for clients' personal needs, finding suitable activities, liaising with organizations, administering medication, maintaining records, organizing activities and meetings, and undertaking training. Their overall aim has been to help and support others while respecting their dignity, choices, and confidentiality and maintaining health and safety.
Shannon Christy is seeking a recommendation. The letter provides a positive recommendation, describing Shannon as a credible and integrous person with energy and a desire to help people, as evidenced by her achievement of obtaining a degree in massage therapy. These qualities will serve her well in her career.
Robert Williams is applying for a Medical Assistant position and has enclosed his resume. He has an extensive background as a Psychiatric Technician assisting adults with mental illness in their recovery. He worked closely with treatment teams, used therapeutic communication and active listening skills, and provided one-on-one support while observing and documenting patient progress. Robert recently completed a diploma program for Medical Assistants at Medtech College in April 2016. He believes his qualifications would effectively support healthcare goals and wants to discuss how his experience can help in the position.
This document outlines a program established by a hospital trust to improve communication and support for families after the death of a loved one. It discusses establishing good practices across different departments in the trust for following up with families after death. The program involves sending condolence cards to families 4 weeks after death with an offer to discuss any questions with medical staff. Matrons are responsible for following up on any family inquiries and ensuring the appropriate staff member makes contact. The benefits identified are giving families an opportunity for closure and staff an opportunity to debrief. Drawbacks include the potential for discomfort or complaints if not handled correctly. The trust plans to reduce timeframes for cards and regularly review feedback to improve the program.
This document outlines a program established by a hospital trust to improve communication and support for families after the death of a loved one. It discusses establishing good practices across different departments in the trust for following up with families after death. The program involves sending condolence cards to families 4 weeks after death with an offer to discuss any questions with medical staff. Matrons are responsible for following up on any family inquiries and ensuring the appropriate staff member makes contact. The benefits include giving families an opportunity for closure and staff a chance to debrief. Areas for improvement include shortening the timeframe for sending cards and regularly reviewing feedback.
The author has always wanted to work in healthcare and help people. As a child, they wanted to be a doctor, but later became interested in nursing. Previous jobs like waitressing were not fulfilling or challenging enough. When working at a nursing home, the author realized they wanted a career providing direct care to patients. Their goal is to become a registered nurse and dedicate their life to helping others through both healthcare and teaching. Nursing attracts the author because it offers a variety of settings, locations, and opportunities to continually learn and expand their skills.
Plymouth Hospitals NHS Trust- Empowering care in partnership #letsbeopen- PEN...RuthEvansPEN
This document discusses a hospital's decision to change from restricted visiting hours to open visiting hours. It provides background on why the change was made, including allowing families to feel fully involved in a loved one's care. The hospital engaged staff, patients, and visitors in the process of introducing open visiting. Feedback was overall positive, with the main benefits cited as increased flexibility in visiting hours and more compassionate care through continued family support and involvement. The hospital will continue seeking feedback on the impact of open visiting.
Plymouth Hospitals NHS Trust- Empowering care in partnership #letsbeopen- PEN...RuthEvansPEN
This document discusses a hospital's decision to change from restricted visiting hours to open visiting hours. It provides background on why the change was made, including allowing families to feel fully involved in a loved one's care. The hospital engaged staff, patients, and visitors in the process of introducing open visiting. Feedback was overall positive, with the main benefits cited as increased flexibility in visiting hours and more compassionate care through continued family support and involvement. The hospital will continue seeking feedback on the impact of open visiting.
This document outlines a set of principles for professional conduct in the workplace. It states that the individual will provide assistance to others, maintain a positive attitude, treat others with respect, follow policies and procedures, respect privacy, act as an ambassador for the organization, communicate respectfully, support leadership and new ideas, use caring language with patients, and act in the best interest of patients. The individual also commits to ongoing learning and mentoring colleagues to promote teamwork.
This letter of recommendation is for Toni Sugg for the position of Medical Assistant. The author has worked with Toni for 1.5 years and notes her exceptional work ethic, including always arriving on time, maintaining a positive attitude even during busy times, and treating others with respect. The author also states that Toni goes above and beyond in her job duties and takes on extra tasks to improve patient satisfaction and the clinical setting. The author highly recommends Toni for the Medical Assistant position based on her unparalleled expertise to perform the necessary duties.
Diesel Mitchell is applying for a position at GISHWHES and believes he is an excellent candidate due to his experience as a companion, carer, personal trainer, and security guard. He emphasizes his hard work, energy, and skills in patient care and advocacy. Mitchell also highlights his strong communication and documentation abilities which he feels are important for working with patients and other medical professionals under pressure.
J. has been a dedicated volunteer for the Look Good...Feel Better program since 2009, committing to over 17 classes across multiple locations. She is always willing to fill in at short notice when regular facilitators cannot make classes. J. goes out of her way to ensure patients feel comfortable and supported, and has initiated several innovative programs to enhance the services provided. Her strong commitment, flexibility, and caring spirit have greatly benefited the Look Good...Feel Better program.
Lynnette J. Wakefield has over 20 years of nursing experience including 10 years working as a prior authorization nurse reviewing cases for Tricare, AHCCCS, and Medicare. She has extensive experience and expertise in AHCCCS, Medicare, and clinical criteria. While working as a prior authorization manager and supervisor, she created tools to increase productivity and consistency for reviews. She resigned from her management roles to focus solely on production nurse duties where she exceeded quotas and accuracy standards.
Maribel Valentin successfully completed two nursing courses at Rasmussen College with high marks. Her instructor, Jennifer Cowherd, notes that Maribel demonstrated professionalism, enthusiasm, and effective communication skills in both her classwork and clinical experience. Cowherd recommends Maribel for a nursing position, believing she will be an asset due to her dedication to performing skills to the best of her ability and her genuine caring nature.
Daniel Hisey wrote a letter of recommendation for Faith Warren to the Texas Tech University PADR Department. He states that he has known Faith for 2 years and that she displays high responsibility, steadfastness, and a warm nature. Daniel describes Faith as a leader who can handle difficult situations with ease. He also says that Faith has proven to be a hard worker, dedicated, and dependable while working as a waitress and pursuing her degree and goals.
Caitlyn Arnold is applying for a Certified Nursing Assistant position. She has learned patient care skills like ambulation, vital signs, bathing and dressing through her Health Sciences Early College Academy program. She strives to work hard and provide the best care for patients, who are her top priority. Her positive attitude and commitment to putting in full effort would make her a strong asset to the facility.
This resume is for Brittany Phy, seeking a position as a community support staff or personal assistant. Brittany has over a year of experience as a community support staff, where she provided care and assistance to elderly and disabled patients, including transportation, medication administration, and monitoring safety and privacy. She is trained in CPR, first aid, and the Heimlich maneuver. Brittany aims to help others overcome obstacles and maintains patience, respect and a positive attitude. She is working towards her CNA certification and has a reliable vehicle.
Sharon O'Connor has provided counseling to Daniel for two years, helping with both his music business in Nashville and personal issues. She coached him on behaviors to work collectively with songwriters and artists, and helped build teamwork as a leader with his management team. Their work together was so successful that Daniel turned to Sharon as a life coach, and she has continued to provide guidance through challenges over the phone as well as in person. Daniel highly recommends Sharon because of the trust and value he has found in her insights.
Deborah Alvarez is being recommended for acceptance into the Applied Medical specialties program. The Reverend Walt Seeley writes that Debbie is very active and dedicated in her congregation, serving in various capacities and always willing to help others. He also says that she is bright, outgoing, dedicated, and well respected in the community. The Reverend believes that Debbie is of high integrity and character and will approach her studies with the same determination and dedication she has shown in caring for her disabled husband.
The document discusses microblogging and its uses in career development and education. It provides an agenda for a workshop on microblogging that includes introductions, discussions of popular platforms like Twitter and their educational applications, and demonstrations of how to use microblogging tools. Examples of how educators are using microblogging platforms like Cirip, Edmodo, and Yammer for collaboration, project management, and virtual classrooms are also presented.
The document discusses the rationale for establishing a Regional African Agricultural Market Information System (RAAMIS). It notes Africa's large food import bill and undernourished population despite abundant resources. Currently, farmers lack access to input and output markets due to fragmented national systems and lack of regional integration. The RAAMIS would provide a one-stop online platform to share market information across Africa and promote intra-African agricultural trade. It would build on existing market information systems and statistical databases through partnerships. Challenges include developing consensus, effective partnerships, and mobilizing resources to implement this initiative.
This document provides an introduction to the Beta book program from Pragmatic Bookshelf. It explains that through the Beta book program, an unfinished copy of the book is being released early to get feedback and improve the final version. It warns that the early copy will contain errors, typos, layout issues, and other imperfections since it has not undergone full editing and production processes. It encourages the reader to provide feedback through the provided website to help strengthen the book. The reader is also informed that they can download updated PDF versions as the book progresses toward completion.
The document describes a two-phase study to encourage college students to develop the habit of wearing SPF lip balm. In Phase 1, students were tagged in funny Facebook images containing SPF lip balm to serve as visual reminders. While memorable, timing issues emerged. Phase 2 introduced gum and mints taped with lip balm as physical triggers taken during meals, linking the action to an existing habit. Student feedback found the online and physical triggers effective at creating reminders, though ease and frequency of use require improvement to form a long-term habit.
This document outlines a program established by a hospital trust to improve communication and support for families after the death of a loved one. It discusses establishing good practices across different departments in the trust for following up with families after death. The program involves sending condolence cards to families 4 weeks after death with an offer to discuss any questions with medical staff. Matrons are responsible for following up on any family inquiries and ensuring the appropriate staff member makes contact. The benefits identified are giving families an opportunity for closure and staff an opportunity to debrief. Drawbacks include the potential for discomfort or complaints if not handled correctly. The trust plans to reduce timeframes for cards and regularly review feedback to improve the program.
This document outlines a program established by a hospital trust to improve communication and support for families after the death of a loved one. It discusses establishing good practices across different departments in the trust for following up with families after death. The program involves sending condolence cards to families 4 weeks after death with an offer to discuss any questions with medical staff. Matrons are responsible for following up on any family inquiries and ensuring the appropriate staff member makes contact. The benefits include giving families an opportunity for closure and staff a chance to debrief. Areas for improvement include shortening the timeframe for sending cards and regularly reviewing feedback.
The author has always wanted to work in healthcare and help people. As a child, they wanted to be a doctor, but later became interested in nursing. Previous jobs like waitressing were not fulfilling or challenging enough. When working at a nursing home, the author realized they wanted a career providing direct care to patients. Their goal is to become a registered nurse and dedicate their life to helping others through both healthcare and teaching. Nursing attracts the author because it offers a variety of settings, locations, and opportunities to continually learn and expand their skills.
Plymouth Hospitals NHS Trust- Empowering care in partnership #letsbeopen- PEN...RuthEvansPEN
This document discusses a hospital's decision to change from restricted visiting hours to open visiting hours. It provides background on why the change was made, including allowing families to feel fully involved in a loved one's care. The hospital engaged staff, patients, and visitors in the process of introducing open visiting. Feedback was overall positive, with the main benefits cited as increased flexibility in visiting hours and more compassionate care through continued family support and involvement. The hospital will continue seeking feedback on the impact of open visiting.
Plymouth Hospitals NHS Trust- Empowering care in partnership #letsbeopen- PEN...RuthEvansPEN
This document discusses a hospital's decision to change from restricted visiting hours to open visiting hours. It provides background on why the change was made, including allowing families to feel fully involved in a loved one's care. The hospital engaged staff, patients, and visitors in the process of introducing open visiting. Feedback was overall positive, with the main benefits cited as increased flexibility in visiting hours and more compassionate care through continued family support and involvement. The hospital will continue seeking feedback on the impact of open visiting.
This document outlines a set of principles for professional conduct in the workplace. It states that the individual will provide assistance to others, maintain a positive attitude, treat others with respect, follow policies and procedures, respect privacy, act as an ambassador for the organization, communicate respectfully, support leadership and new ideas, use caring language with patients, and act in the best interest of patients. The individual also commits to ongoing learning and mentoring colleagues to promote teamwork.
This letter of recommendation is for Toni Sugg for the position of Medical Assistant. The author has worked with Toni for 1.5 years and notes her exceptional work ethic, including always arriving on time, maintaining a positive attitude even during busy times, and treating others with respect. The author also states that Toni goes above and beyond in her job duties and takes on extra tasks to improve patient satisfaction and the clinical setting. The author highly recommends Toni for the Medical Assistant position based on her unparalleled expertise to perform the necessary duties.
Diesel Mitchell is applying for a position at GISHWHES and believes he is an excellent candidate due to his experience as a companion, carer, personal trainer, and security guard. He emphasizes his hard work, energy, and skills in patient care and advocacy. Mitchell also highlights his strong communication and documentation abilities which he feels are important for working with patients and other medical professionals under pressure.
J. has been a dedicated volunteer for the Look Good...Feel Better program since 2009, committing to over 17 classes across multiple locations. She is always willing to fill in at short notice when regular facilitators cannot make classes. J. goes out of her way to ensure patients feel comfortable and supported, and has initiated several innovative programs to enhance the services provided. Her strong commitment, flexibility, and caring spirit have greatly benefited the Look Good...Feel Better program.
Lynnette J. Wakefield has over 20 years of nursing experience including 10 years working as a prior authorization nurse reviewing cases for Tricare, AHCCCS, and Medicare. She has extensive experience and expertise in AHCCCS, Medicare, and clinical criteria. While working as a prior authorization manager and supervisor, she created tools to increase productivity and consistency for reviews. She resigned from her management roles to focus solely on production nurse duties where she exceeded quotas and accuracy standards.
Maribel Valentin successfully completed two nursing courses at Rasmussen College with high marks. Her instructor, Jennifer Cowherd, notes that Maribel demonstrated professionalism, enthusiasm, and effective communication skills in both her classwork and clinical experience. Cowherd recommends Maribel for a nursing position, believing she will be an asset due to her dedication to performing skills to the best of her ability and her genuine caring nature.
Daniel Hisey wrote a letter of recommendation for Faith Warren to the Texas Tech University PADR Department. He states that he has known Faith for 2 years and that she displays high responsibility, steadfastness, and a warm nature. Daniel describes Faith as a leader who can handle difficult situations with ease. He also says that Faith has proven to be a hard worker, dedicated, and dependable while working as a waitress and pursuing her degree and goals.
Caitlyn Arnold is applying for a Certified Nursing Assistant position. She has learned patient care skills like ambulation, vital signs, bathing and dressing through her Health Sciences Early College Academy program. She strives to work hard and provide the best care for patients, who are her top priority. Her positive attitude and commitment to putting in full effort would make her a strong asset to the facility.
This resume is for Brittany Phy, seeking a position as a community support staff or personal assistant. Brittany has over a year of experience as a community support staff, where she provided care and assistance to elderly and disabled patients, including transportation, medication administration, and monitoring safety and privacy. She is trained in CPR, first aid, and the Heimlich maneuver. Brittany aims to help others overcome obstacles and maintains patience, respect and a positive attitude. She is working towards her CNA certification and has a reliable vehicle.
Sharon O'Connor has provided counseling to Daniel for two years, helping with both his music business in Nashville and personal issues. She coached him on behaviors to work collectively with songwriters and artists, and helped build teamwork as a leader with his management team. Their work together was so successful that Daniel turned to Sharon as a life coach, and she has continued to provide guidance through challenges over the phone as well as in person. Daniel highly recommends Sharon because of the trust and value he has found in her insights.
Deborah Alvarez is being recommended for acceptance into the Applied Medical specialties program. The Reverend Walt Seeley writes that Debbie is very active and dedicated in her congregation, serving in various capacities and always willing to help others. He also says that she is bright, outgoing, dedicated, and well respected in the community. The Reverend believes that Debbie is of high integrity and character and will approach her studies with the same determination and dedication she has shown in caring for her disabled husband.
The document discusses microblogging and its uses in career development and education. It provides an agenda for a workshop on microblogging that includes introductions, discussions of popular platforms like Twitter and their educational applications, and demonstrations of how to use microblogging tools. Examples of how educators are using microblogging platforms like Cirip, Edmodo, and Yammer for collaboration, project management, and virtual classrooms are also presented.
The document discusses the rationale for establishing a Regional African Agricultural Market Information System (RAAMIS). It notes Africa's large food import bill and undernourished population despite abundant resources. Currently, farmers lack access to input and output markets due to fragmented national systems and lack of regional integration. The RAAMIS would provide a one-stop online platform to share market information across Africa and promote intra-African agricultural trade. It would build on existing market information systems and statistical databases through partnerships. Challenges include developing consensus, effective partnerships, and mobilizing resources to implement this initiative.
This document provides an introduction to the Beta book program from Pragmatic Bookshelf. It explains that through the Beta book program, an unfinished copy of the book is being released early to get feedback and improve the final version. It warns that the early copy will contain errors, typos, layout issues, and other imperfections since it has not undergone full editing and production processes. It encourages the reader to provide feedback through the provided website to help strengthen the book. The reader is also informed that they can download updated PDF versions as the book progresses toward completion.
The document describes a two-phase study to encourage college students to develop the habit of wearing SPF lip balm. In Phase 1, students were tagged in funny Facebook images containing SPF lip balm to serve as visual reminders. While memorable, timing issues emerged. Phase 2 introduced gum and mints taped with lip balm as physical triggers taken during meals, linking the action to an existing habit. Student feedback found the online and physical triggers effective at creating reminders, though ease and frequency of use require improvement to form a long-term habit.
The document provides an overview of Philippine children's literature. It discusses the brief history and current trends, highlighting books that have made an impact. It also outlines the objectives of presenting information on children's literature to understand the current state and acquire knowledge for writing. Key aspects covered include the definition of children's literature, the needs and values literature provides to child readers, and awards that recognize writing for children.
7B_1_Revealing the fuzzy geography of an urban localityGISRUK conference
This document summarizes research into defining the fuzzy boundaries of urban localities using Clifton, Bristol as a case study. Key methods included annotating locations from internet search results, kernel density estimation of locations, and combining density surfaces into an "Index of Urban Locality". Estate agents' perceptions of the Clifton boundary generally matched this index, though uncertainty remained in defining the southeastern edge. Further research is needed to understand how perceptions may differ in less prosperous areas or among non-experts.
1. The document discusses challenges in GIS research including issues with spatiotemporal analysis, the development of CyberGIS, and understanding fundamental spatial concepts.
2. It outlines seven topics related to representing and analyzing spatiotemporal data: tracking movement, snapshots, polygon coverages, cellular automata, agent-based models, events and transactions, and multidimensional data.
3. The document argues that realizing a fully interoperable CyberGIS requires addressing issues around the spatial join and developing a standardized set of functions at an appropriate level of granularity.
The document outlines several case studies and projects the author has worked on, including challenges faced and solutions implemented. It discusses projects like launching a new website for Nair that increased daily traffic, rebranding an advertising agency by researching competitors, organizing a gift exchange event using only social media to celebrate the new year, and launching a new global awards show from scratch. The author was also able to participate in industry events and conferences by volunteering and writing for publications, expanding their professional network.
The document discusses the history and capabilities of the B-52 Stratofortress bomber. It lists several bomber models from the B-17 to the B-2 that have responded to global conflicts. It specifically honors the 55th anniversary of the B-52 which has served as the "middle linebacker" of defense and "big stick" of freedom for two generations of Americans through its versatility, range, reliability and longevity.
The document describes the creation of a mock music magazine called RAWR that aims to target mid-teenagers and people in their early 20s interested in rock music. The magazine takes conventions from existing rock magazines like Kerrang and NME in its design of the front cover, double page spread, and contents pages. It represents its target audience through the informal language used and images of bands dressed in a style its readers can relate to. A suitable media institution to distribute the magazine would be one that can help broaden its target audience like IPC Media, while addressing readers through information on upcoming gigs and informal casual language.
Infiniti Retail operates Croma stores, a national chain of consumer electronics and durables stores. It currently operates 25 stores across India and plans to expand to 35 stores by March 2009 and 100 stores by March 2011. It has launched several private label products across categories that have been selling well. It plans to expand its private label selections and ensure customer satisfaction.
Spring Boot is a framework for creating standalone, production-grade Spring applications. It simplifies configuration and provides production-ready features like metrics, health checks, and externalized configuration. Spring Boot uses "starters" to provide dependencies for common uses like web applications. Popular plugins include DevTools for development and Actuator for monitoring applications at runtime.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Brent Porter presented on using FME Server and custom applications to create a spatial viewer for Water Utility District data. The previous manual process of editing, extracting, and sharing this spatial data was replaced with centralized versioned geodatabase and self-service extraction services. Spatial and non-spatial data were integrated through loose coupling. The number of requests to the water utility program has decreased since deploying the new FME Server solution in 2009 which extracts and transforms the spatial data.
The document discusses disaggregating the Nigerian postcode system to create a more granular structure for geomarketing purposes. It proposes an approach using building footprint data to classify structures by type and size, then group outlines into basic spatial units (BSUs). This would provide a flexible structure for tasks like mail delivery and data collection, addressing issues with Nigeria's current postcode system which has a low spatial resolution. Considerations include validation of the classification approach and challenges around using imagery over Nigeria.
El documento describe un viaje a Bombay, India para investigar la fábrica Catwalk y su sistema de producción de zapatos de lujo de bajo costo. El visitante observó que los empleados viven y trabajan 16-17 horas por día en condiciones de explotación dentro de las fábricas, durmiendo en colchones en los pasillos. El dueño mostró cómo producen los zapatos de manera artesanal con máquinas básicas para mantener los costos extremadamente bajos.
Terra Rinderle's supervisor recommends her for entrance into the Nursing Program. Terra has proven herself capable of handling work and classes simultaneously over the past year. She possesses compassion and empathy for patients and treats each person holistically. Terra builds strong relationships with coworkers and patients through her dedication to caring for others with a smile. Her time management skills and calm demeanor will serve her well as a nursing student.
Miranda Watson is a social worker in Tulsa, Oklahoma seeking a new job. She has over 5 years of experience in social work, primarily assisting families in placing loved ones in adult day care and referring them to other care facilities. Miranda has strong communication, public speaking, and problem solving skills. She has experience managing a homeless shelter and working with diverse populations, including those experiencing domestic violence, disabilities, homelessness, and mental health issues. Miranda aims to help people and make a positive impact through her social work.
The doctor is writing a letter of recommendation for Zoila Alvarado for a patient access/registration position. He has worked with Zoila for 6 years at the busy ER department where she has proven skilled at her job, providing timely and accurate patient information with friendliness and professionalism. While her departure would be sad, the doctor highly recommends Zoila and feels she would be a great asset for any similar position.
For Nurse’s Week 2017 We asked each member of our team to answer the following question;
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Sherrie Hill is writing a letter of recommendation for Tania Peterson for a job position. Hill supervised Peterson for several years where Peterson worked as an administrative assistant. Hill describes Peterson as intelligent, hard working, positive, and a team player who reliably completes tasks accurately under deadlines. Hill also says that Peterson played an important role in a fast paced department at the hospital and earned the trust of nurses and social works during high stress situations. Hill strongly recommends Peterson for the position.
The document expresses gratitude from a family to the staff at East Tennessee Children's Hospital for the exceptional care provided to their seven-month-old cousin who was brought to the emergency department and was not breathing. The letter describes the compassion shown by numerous doctors, nurses, and other hospital employees as they worked diligently to treat the infant during a medical emergency and provided comfort and support to the grieving family. The family was deeply appreciative of the kindness and understanding extended to them in their time of need.
Dr. Walid Saleh and Dr. Stephen Collin - Best Fertility Doctor Dallas.pdfonline Marketing
Dr. Walid Saleh and the team at the Center for Reproductive Endocrinology in Dallas are dedicated to bringing the gift of parenthood to as many patients as possible. Meet the friendly, caring people who work hard every day to provide excellent, individualized fertility care to their patients. Please visit: https://dallasfertilitycenter.com/our-center/meet-the-team/
St. Francis Medical Center Foundation of Lynwood Annual Report FY12Daisy Pizana
The document is the annual report of St. Francis Medical Center Foundation for fiscal year 2012. It highlights several programs and individuals that exemplify the mission of serving the sick and poor, including the philosophy of the emergency department medical director to treat patients with empathy and competence, and the story of a chaplain who offers comfort to critically injured patients despite his own personal adversity.
Christ.M1.A Path to Servant-LeadershipKeely Christ
Troy Stone exemplifies servant leadership through his life experiences and role as a consultant. He overcame a traumatic childhood where his family faced death threats, and has used those hardships to help others. Troy transformed a workplace diversity group from one focused on individual benefits to one committed to community service projects helping the underprivileged. Members were nationally recognized for their work, due to Troy's guidance inspiring them to look beyond self-interest. Troy leads with gratitude, humility, and a desire to assist others based on his own difficult past. He is a role model of turning suffering into gifts to help others.
Ohio Osteopathic Association Mentor Hall of Fame, 2013-2014OhioDO
The document lists recipients of the Mentor Hall of Fame award given by the OOA Board of Trustees since 2013. Each recipient is nominated by students, interns, or residents for their excellence in mentoring. Brief descriptions are given for each recipient highlighting their compassion, dedication to teaching, and commitment to patient care.
This document discusses communication in nursing. It defines communication and identifies its key elements. There are different levels of communication including intrapersonal, interpersonal, and transpersonal. The types of communication are also outlined based on relationships and flow. Barriers to communication and principles for maintaining interpersonal relationships with the health care team are presented. Effective communication is important for nurses to work cooperatively with other members of the health team.
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Learning objectives:
1. Define an electrocardiogram (ECG) and electrocardiography
2. Describe how dipoles generated by the heart produce the waveforms of the ECG
3. Describe the components of a normal electrocardiogram of a typical bipolar lead (limb II)
4. Differentiate between intervals and segments
5. Enlist some common indications for obtaining an ECG
6. Describe the flow of current around the heart during the cardiac cycle
7. Discuss the placement and polarity of the leads of electrocardiograph
8. Describe the normal electrocardiograms recorded from the limb leads and explain the physiological basis of the different records that are obtained
9. Define mean electrical vector (axis) of the heart and give the normal range
10. Define the mean QRS vector
11. Describe the axes of leads (hexagonal reference system)
12. Comprehend the vectorial analysis of the normal ECG
13. Determine the mean electrical axis of the ventricular QRS and appreciate the mean axis deviation
14. Explain the concepts of current of injury, J point, and their significance
Study Resources:
1. Chapter 11, Guyton and Hall Textbook of Medical Physiology, 14th edition
2. Chapter 9, Human Physiology - From Cells to Systems, Lauralee Sherwood, 9th edition
3. Chapter 29, Ganong’s Review of Medical Physiology, 26th edition
4. Electrocardiogram, StatPearls - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK549803/
5. ECG in Medical Practice by ABM Abdullah, 4th edition
6. Chapter 3, Cardiology Explained, https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK2214/
7. ECG Basics, http://www.nataliescasebook.com/tag/e-c-g-basics
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1. Letter of Reference/Recommendation/Character
To whom it may concern;
I am writing this letter of reference to you on behalf of Mrs. Deena Terrell. I have known
Deena for several years and gladly recommend her for any position in which she pursues.
In her position as a “Social Worker”, Deena was employed with Emory University
Hospital from 2001- 2004. During her employment she worked on our Neuroscience
floor and it was immediately evident, that we had chosen the right Social Worker. Deena
is a natural; she is a great communicator between the patients, their families and the
physicians.
My colleagues and I knew throughout the day the status and disposition of all our patients
which allowed us to do our job without worry, leaving discharge planning and case
management in the hand of this very competent, self driven, professional. She is the
genuine article - committed, efficient and professional. Mrs. Terrell takes the initiative to
place patients and it was always in the best interest of the patients and/or their families.
I cannot say enough good things about her, for I have worked as a physician at a number
of hospitals including: Mt. Sinai Hospital, New York Presbyterian Hospital, Sloan
Kettering Memorial Hospital, Grady Memorial and Crawford Long Hospital, and Deena
has been one of the best social workers I have had the pleasure to work with and know.
I am honored to write this letter of recommendation, character reference, for Mrs. Deena
Terrell, not simply because she asked, but because I think excellence should be
acknowledged.
Please fell free to contact me if you require any additional information for I will be happy
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Sincerely,
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