...Annotated Bibliography Dione Davis GEN-200 July 10, 2014 Ken young Annotated Bibliography WRIGHT, S. (2012). Welfare-to-work, agency and personal responsibility. Journal of Social Policy, 41, 309-328. doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/S0047279411001000 The reason I choose this article is because it seemed very reliable. I am sure that this is a credible source because I retrieved it from the University of Phoenix library, peer reviewed articles. It has some interesting information relating to personal responsibility. Stating that we all have choices and we choose to either apply them or not. I feel that this article will strengthen my essay and to help me prove a point. Sawhill, I. V., Winship, S., & Grannis, K. S. (2013). Pathways to the middle class: Balancing personal and public responsibilities. Issues in Science and Technology, 29(2), 47-54. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/1505354842?accountid=458 This article was chosen do to the nature of its content and how recent it was published. This is a credible and reliable source and the information is current. It talks about trying to balance your personal responsibilities with public responsibilities. I believe that there is no balance in the two, I feel that you have to come to an equal medium and at some point one or the other will eventually lack more attention than the other. This reference will neither strengthen nor weaken my essay, just serve the purpose of referencing a point, for...
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...Lisa Vang Wanda Russell English 160W 12pm 10 September 2013 Licensed Home Care Agencies: An Annotated Bibliography Graham, Judith. “In California, Intense Debate Over Home Care.” The New Old Age. The New York Times, 2013. Web. 6 September 2013. Graham addresses the debate which involves the licensing of home care agencies in the state of California. Unions and organizations that support the elderly take one stand to push for legislation that would license home care agencies and certify its workers. The home care agencies take the other stand in opposing this legislation by means of having to disclose names and the possibility of unaffordable and difficult obtainment of care. This information would be used to address both sides of the argument. It is helpful in not only taking one side of the debate, but both, so that a clear understanding may be presented by Beebe, Deane. “California Bill Requires Licensing and Regulations for Non-Medical Home Care Providers.” 2013. Web. 6 September 2013. This blog defines exactly what non-medical home care is. It establishes what the bill refers to in the state of California and what would be required under the Home Care Services Act of 2013. As well, it addresses pro statements of the issue by the Aging and Long-Term Care Committee Chair Mariko Yamada. Korry, Elaine. “Study Raises Concerns about Unregulated Home Care Workers.” The California Report. 2013. MP3. Korry covers the issue of the elderly and how harm may accompany...
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...1. Alan J. Zillich, Pharm.D., Melody Ryan, Pharm.D., Aimee Adams, Pharm.D., Bryan Yeager, Pharm.D., Karen Farris, Ph.D.. Effectiveness of a Pharmacist-Based Smoking-Cessation Program and Its Impact on Quality of Life. webscape. 2002. Available at http:// www.medscape.com/viewarticle/438855_2. Accessed July 1, 2014 Pharmacists managed self-referred patients in meetings over a few months while using replacement therapies. At three and six months the smoking cessation status of each individual was measured and just under half of the patients were smoke free at the three months and about half more again were smoke free at the six month mark. The article is published on a medical news website that keeps up to date on most all areas of medicine. The original source of the article is from Pharmacotherapy: a journal of human pharmacology and drug therapy. I would have to say this is a high quality article. The author is very thorough in recording the number of patients, the number of meetings and how long they were over what period of time. I think this experiment is most credible as well because they actually read the carbon monoxide exhaled by the patients at three and six months to verify their smoking cessation chemically. The article is relevant to the topic because the programs that lead these patients to being smoke free were lead by pharmacists. The whole intention of the experiment was to gauge how effective pharmacists are in smoking cessation and the results prove...
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...Frey, M. A., Norris, D. M., & Sieloff, C. L. (2002). King’s conceptual system and theory of goal attainment: past, present, and future. Nursing Science Quarterly, 15(2), pg. 107-112. This article explains King’s theory of goal attainment from the 1960’s to the 21st century. In 1964, King’s focus was to organize existing knowledge in nursing and to expand the knowledge base for nursing practice. In the 1970’s, King published a conceptual framework for nursing organized around personal, interpersonal, and social systems. In the 1980’s, King published a more formalized framework. This is also when the theory of goal attainment was introduced. In the 1990’s, King’s purpose for the conceptual system was to identify essential concepts for nursing as a discipline and provided the structure. In the 21st century, the King International Nursing Group (KING) was formed and its primary goal is to increase the knowledge development for nursing based on the conceptual system and the theory of goal attainment. The membership of nurse scholars interested in King’s conceptual system, theory of goal attainment, and related theories from the conceptual system continues to grow. Husband, A. (1988). Application of King's theory of nursing to the care of the adult with diabetes. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 13(4), pg. 484-488. This article is about Imogene King’s nursing theory associated with adults with diabetes. Husband discusses the relevant components of King’s theory. The components...
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...Headaches are a nuisance and one that people always try to get rid of the moment it happens. Most resort to the normal relief options of ibuprofen, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, to neurologists and prescribed medication to help alleviate the pain presented from such headache. Sometimes though, people prefer not to take medication or the medication just doesn’t seem to work for them. For reasons as such, people turn to complementary and alternative medicine to ease the pain, specifically acupuncture therapy. For reasons not quite fully understood, this therapy helps to treat headaches in positive outcomes for the majority of people. Acupuncture therapy is an alternative to the normal standard form of treatment that can virtually have no side effects, is much less invasive, and has no need drugs that need to be metabolized by the body. Acupuncture: What You Need To Know. (2014, November 1). https://nccih.nih.gov/health/acupuncture/introduction#hed3 According to the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health, acupuncture is defined as a “technique in which practitioners stimulate specific points on the body—most often by inserting thin needles through the skin.” This Internet source article reviews what acupuncture is and what it can be used for in alternative medicine. For headache treatments, acupuncture may help relieve the pain from headaches and the amount of headaches one gets. In 2009, some studies were reviewed showing that...
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...Annotated Bibliography Weiss, Josie A. "Preventing teen pregnancy by avoiding risk exposure." American Journal of Health Studies Fall 2010: 202+. Academic OneFile. Web. 16 May 2013. This site gave information on a theory of what adolescent girls think about teen pregnancy. The purpose is to promote a healthy future for these girls by doing research, giving point of view perspective, and highlighting future goals as oppose to teen pregnancy. It gives me the “why” of teen pregnancy and “how” teen girls are pressured and if they get through the pressure and how they battle they’re obstacles. There are numerous resources, most of reliable sites. The author of this has a PhD, PNP, FN-BC, and FAANP; she is also an associate professor. The article was released in the fall of 2010 so it may differentiate in statistics slightly. All-in-all I would use and recommend this resource to someone else, due to the trustworthy sources. Office for Adolescent Health, . "Teen Pregnancy and Childbearing." U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Office of Adolescent Health, 07 Dec 2012. Web. 16 May 2013. . This site provided information about trends in teen pregnancy and childbearing. The purpose of this article is simply to inform. It’s informative and uses a lot of graphs and charts. The information provided is updated as of December 07, 2012 but the sources are updated as of April 29, 2013 so the stats are up to date as possible. The authors of this article are not listed...
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...Annotated Bibliography Johnson, Penelope D., Equal Monastic Profession: Religious women in Medieval France. Chicago, IL, USA: University of Chicago Press. Retrieved from http://www.ebrary.com This book studies Judicious and richly informed, Equal in Monastic profession now restores professed women to the central place they once occupied. This book will appeal to any reader who wants to know about women gender, social change and religion. Women have been and still are an integral part of monastic life, but monastic scholars have tended to see them either as aberrant or as subsidiary to the main theme of male religious life. Schultz, D. (2010). Ethics Regulation Across Professions. Public Integrity, 12(2), 161-172. doi:10.2753/PIN1099-9922120204 Gifting, a private act of friendship and charity among individuals that has deep cross-cultural roots, is increasingly seen as a morally problematic practice in many professions. Gifting done within the context of employment is now the subject of regulation in many professions as part of a broader effort to promote independence, impartiality, and objectivity. Based upon a survey of more than twenty professional associations and fields of employment, this commentary examines the historical roots of gifting, why it poses an ethical problem, and how many organizations across the public, private, and nonprofit sectors are adopting policies to address this practice. Overall, three conclusions are reached. First, because gifting creates...
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...[Title Here, up to 12 Words, on One to Two Lines] Annotated Biography Learning Team D University of Phoenix Differently Abled Stephen, F. G., & Depoy, E. (2000). Multiculturalism and disability: A critical perspective. Disability & Society, 15(2), 207. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/195768418?accountid=458 This article talks about persons with disabilities and how they relate to people in society. It refers to how differently abled people have a sense of belonging and wanting to have their own identity outside of the medical diagnosis. They do not want to be referred to or defined by the limits of the diagnosis of their condition. Defining persons with disabilities as a culture gives them their own kind of language, a community and identity. Disadvantages are putting limits on the culture and persons and also setting up discriminations against people with disabilities by people with disabilities. Shrivastava, S., Shrivastava, P., & Ramasamy, J. (2015). Exploring the scope of community-based rehabilitation in ensuring the holistic development of differently-abled people. African Health Sciences, 15(1), 278-280. doi:10.4314/ahs.v15i1.36 1. This article talks about how community based rehabilitation is going to improve rehab services for the disabled population. Also touches on how this population is a sensitive population and it takes careful planning and carrying out of services to be successful. Native American Verbos...
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...CJ 513 Women in the Justice System Spring 2013 Pregnancy and childbirth in Prison Annotated Citation #1 (2011), Shackling Incarcerated Pregnant Women. Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic, & Neonatal Nursing, 40: 817–818. doi: 10.1111/j.1552-6909.2011.01300.x An official postion statement of the Association of Women’s Health, Obstetric & Neonatal Nursing, Retrieved February 15, 2013 at http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1552-6909.2011.01300.x/abstract The article deals with the incarceration and shackling of pregnant women. The majority of time pregnant women aren’t shackled down unless the prison officials feel that they will harm themselves, or present themselves as a legitimate flight risk. Nine times out of ten when pregnant women enter the criminal justice system they are less likely to receive prenatal care, and are more likely to experience intimate partner violence, poor nutrition, chronic disease, infectious diseases, mental illness, and drug and alcohol abuse. These are all things that could put the fetus at risk when it comes to birth defects and many other potential damages to the child. The reason for shackling incarcerated pregnant women is to prevent them from harming correctional officers, and/or harming themselves. In the event there is an emergency, shackles may cause unnecessary delays in the administration of potentially lifesaving measures. In conclusion, it’s best that pregnant women are on their best behavior while incarcerated, because...
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...Annotated Bibliography Colleen Tressler, . (2013). Bogus Text Message Prize Offers . Retrieved from http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/blog/bogus-text-message-prize-offers This article by Colleen Tressler is informing potential victims of identity theft through text messaging and what to look for in case you may or have fallen victim for bogus text messages. It also gives you a list of things such as offers for gift cards and free gifts that you may have won out of nowhere. Also this article explains the dangers of clicking on unfamiliar websites that will download malware on to your system unknowingly if you click on it. The Price of Identity Theft . (2013). Retrieved from http://www.identitytheftfacts.com/articles/price-of-identity-theft/ “How thoroughly you manage to recover from an incident of identity theft depends how quickly you get things moving. Delays can cost you big bucks, but decisive action can save your bacon” This article talks about the steps you should take in order to protect yourself and your information. It also explains the different emotional side effects people experience after identity theft. Child Identity Theft. (2013). Retrieved from http://www.identitytheftfacts.com/articles/child-identity-theft-2013/ Already rampant and increasing in frequency of occurrence, child identity theft represents an attractive form of fraud, because crooks can take out credit in their victim's name and have it go without notice for years. This article shows parents valuable...
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...Chabat, Jorge. “Mexico's War on Drugs: No Margin for Maneuver.” The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, July 2002. Web. Jorge Chabat’s article may have been written well over 10 years ago and though he could not have predicted the harsh aspects of the Mexican clash regarding the drug business, several issues he indicated are still substantial to this day. Chabat begins his article by giving a brief summary of Mexico’s illegal drug trafficking trade. He points out that even though Mexico is not a large buyer in drugs for recreational purposes, it provided nearly 3/4 of marijuana and trafficked 60% of cocaine to the US by the 1980s. Due to huge success with the American market, the Mexican cartels were able to obtain money and along with violence, fight their way to the top. With the newly obtained supremacy, arose corruption within the government. Towards the end of 1990s, it was stated that numerous Mexican state governors were corrupted with reports of high profile cartel prisoners disappearing. Along with the help and pressure from the US, the Mexican government continued their efforts to diminish the illicit drug trade, resulting in arrests of high profile criminals, military and public officials but such efforts were futile. The President Fox continued the efforts after his appointment in 2000, in which resulted in the arrest of the entire staff of attorney general’s office in Chihuahua. Chabot stated several different alternatives for Mexico...
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...Manipulation. (n.d.). Retrieved September 8, 2014, from http://www.sec.gov/answers/tmanipul.htm The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) define manipulation as, “Manipulation is intentional conduct designed to deceive investors by controlling or artificially affecting the market for a security. Manipulation can involve a number of techniques to affect the supply of, or demand for, a stock. They include: spreading false or misleading information about a company; improperly limiting the number of publicly-available shares; or rigging quotes, prices or trades to create a false or deceptive picture of the demand for a security. Those who engage in manipulation are subject to various civil and criminal sanctions.” This definition is the foundation of how manipulation of any sort in business is not only unethical, but is also illegal. Following the definition given by the SEC, one can learn about manipulation in business and the problems it can cause. Goldstein, J. (1992). An Investment Masquerade: A Descriptive Overview of Penny Stock Fraud and The Federal Securities Laws. The Business Lawyer, 47(2), 773-835. (1992, February 1). Retrieved September 8, 2014, from J-stor. This article describes how penny stock fraud works. It surveys the various deceptive practices and fraudulent techniques that promoters, broker-dealers and others employ in manipulating the market for penny stock. It also summarizes the principal statutory and regulatory provisions in the federal...
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...Annotated Bibliography THESIS STATEMENT: In order to improve our level of education and help students to retain and learn what teachers are teaching, the state needs to remove standardized state level of testing; this will encourage children of young age to think creativity and think outside the box, encourages organic learning and prevents the unnecessary stress on young children. Robinson, K. (2013, April) Ted Talks Education How to escape educations death valley [Video File] Retrieved from http://www.ted.com/talks/ken_robinson_how_to_escape_education_s_death_valley#t-782486 Ken Robinson is an author, speaker and international advisor on education. He emphasized on importance of education and how it is that we are to change the way we are teaching in America. He mentions that while the standardized testing is ok, we should however expand on the notion with state testing and expand within the arts. He mentions that 60% of children drop out of school before they get into high school. He also states the No Child Left Behind act is based not on diversity but conformity. He compared Finland to each state within the America. Finland does not use any standardized testing; yet they are consistently above average. The difference with Finland and any state in America can be summed up by 3 things. 1) America in general or state level does not individualize teaching and learning. 2) America in general or state level does not invest in the teacher. He states that America...
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...Ivana Barac Professor Harold ENGL 2131 22 March 2016 Phillis Wheatley was an African slave that was brought to America in the mid to late 1700’s. Her new slave owners in Boston had an immensely unique relationship with her. They taught Wheatley how to read and write which eventually led her to become an influential poet. She has created many poems in her life regarding her outlook on slavery. In one particular poem, “On Being Brought from Africa to America”, Wheatley shows her positive and uplifting stance on slavery. CARRETTA, VINCENT. "Phillis Wheatley: Researching A Life." Historical Journal Of Massachusetts 43.2 (2015): 64-89. America: History and Life with Full Text. Web. 22 Mar. 2016. Vincent Carretta created an article to detail the life of Phillis Wheatley which ultimately assists readers in understanding why she was so uplifting in her poetry. He begins with a brief introduction on her early life and background. Shortly after discussing Wheatley’s early life, Carretta brings in a new perspective on her stating, “The literary quality and the political significance of her writings have been challenged since the eighteenth century” (Corretta 66). The statement he presents shows an interesting view when dealing with a poet who is so significant in literature. He later speaks of Wheatley’s husband and other trips she had taken away from Africa. The situations Carretta informs readers on brings insight on Wheatley’s life and how/why she became the type of woman...
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...Annotated Bibliography Inquiry Question: Can the use of social media lead to depression? Bebinger Martha, “Social Media Anxiety Disorder (SMAD): The Next New Medical Condition?”. Wbur’s Common Health Reform and Reality. Web. 10 April 2012 Summary: This article done by Martha Bebinger on Wbur’s Common Health Reform and Reality website gives you the inside story of how a woman felt after creating a post on social media. Martha then goes on to explain that after the woman had searched the internet for any and all answers explaining how she felt how she then turned to an expert by the name of Stefan Hofmann who is the director of the Social Anxiety Program at Boston University’s Center for Anxiety and Related Disorders. Evaluation: I found this article through on online search. I find it to be creditable for the following reasons. First, the article is published on a WBUR’S website which has won hundreds of awards for reporting, features and news series, and investigation reports. Secondly, Martha Bebinger is a very well known reporter for WBUR’S and is know for her reliable and creditable reports. Response: Bebinger gives an excellent example of how average every day the overwhelming effects of social media can instantly affect people. Bebinger also does a great job of presenting the facts that support her story. Benjamin, Kathy. "9 Ways Facebook Is Changing People's Lives." Mental Floss. 19 Apr 2012: n. page. Web. 27 Mar. 2013 Summary: This article found on the Mental...
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