...significant jobs that a Human Service Professional do is assists the customer with the challenges that the customer is faced with. A customer settling on choices can be one of the jobs that the Human Service Professional would need to help with. Some individuals would assume that an individual would not require any assistance settling on a choice however that is not correct and the Professional can assist in a manner that makes the choice making simpler for the customer. As a Human Service Professional, in order for the expert to assist the customer in a successful way they must be acquainted with the rules and proper techniques. What is an Advocate? An Advocate is an individual who assists individuals normally individuals who can’t assist themselves. These certain sorts of individuals could go from a mental weakness to a physical debilitation. What is a Mediator? The Mediator is fundamentally the same to an Advocate. The distinction would be the Mediator is assistance to one or a few individuals. Challenges of the Dual Relationship Throughout Mediation it is a procedure with a third party. The third party is known as Mediator that will assist the parties’ outcome an argument and think of a shared acceptable resolution to their argument. ( Leviton & Greenstone,1997, p.1). The arbitrator might not have every response or most likely be unable to come up with a concluding resolution however they will expedite to assist confer a result or settlement. A Personal Approach I...
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...The thesis statement that I have come up with for my “big idea” topic is: I believe we can better our economy by changing the way the government assists the citizens financially with programs such as food stamps, otherwise known as EBT. The government shapes society and the government needs to help society help themselves by making a few changes to the way it disburses our tax money. I think this thesis is going to be effective because it shows my main focus of the essay I will be writing, which is to change the way government assists families of low income. I want to stress the option of giving more money as school grants rather than giving it for food. Another option would also be limiting the options of foods that are okay to purchase with EBT. Right now, there are no limitation other than alcohol or pre-prepared foods. You can even purchase energy drinks at the moment. If people weren’t given everything for doing nothing, they may be more likely to further their education and get a better job to provide such luxuries as fatty foods or sweets and energy drinks. I see a major problem supporting this thesis with fallacy, mainly because I have such strong personal opinions. I am going to have to force myself to rely on straight facts and pure research to get my point across. For my research, I am going to stray away from any sort of blogs or websites put up as a riot against the government. I will do my best to find websites that are “.org” or .gov”. I think a good...
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...Information Beenish Bhatti and Sana Nasim are both students. Keeping in view the importance of LinkedIn they have selected to teach ‘How to create LinkedIn account’ to Beenish’s brother. LinkedIn is a key networking tool for professionals in virtually any field. It assists in connecting with potential employers, experts or consultants in the field and in finding job opportunities. About The Learner Hassan Bhatti is Beenish’s brother, he is currently in his final term at the University of Toronto (U of T). Hassan is going to graduate in September from U of T. In order to develop his network and look for job opportunities he needs to create a LinkedIn account which will assist him in job search and networking. NEEDS ASSESSMENT Concern The major concern for Hassan is that he is about to graduate from the university and needs to acquire a job. He does not have a professional network to assist him in finding any job opportunity. Importance By creating a business professional profile on LinkedIn Hassan will be able to build his network and connect with alumnus, other professionals, recruiters, professors and classmates. This will thus assist him in acquiring the job and finding opportunities. LinkedIn assists in connecting with professionals without any cost. Only an internet connection is required to create an account, connect to professionals and do networking. OBJECTIVE: * Given handout, lecture and behaviour modeling Hassan will be able to create a LinkedIn account...
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...secretary for every two members of the executive team. Jack Snyder assists Ralph Alane and Jessica Hilo, and Ruth Disselkoen supports Samuel and Frank Daley. The main difference between the teams is that Jack’s team has a full time administrative assistant, while Ruth’s team has a part-time assistant. Jessica’s work has been assigned to Ralph and Frank Daley for the duration of her leave, which I believe has put the workload of the teams out of balance. As a result, Ruth has begun to take shorter breaks and use overtime to complete her work. However, this has resulted in her being frequently exhausted on the job as well as receive complaints about the quality of her work. Jack, on the other hand, has been frequently late and takes longer breaks than allowed; he also frequently seems to have little work to do, although what work he has done was more than satisfactory to the team. To alleviate these issues I propose the following changes: First of all, both teams should make an effort to separate Jessica’s workload from their own. Secondly, Ralph should complete his normal tasks in the morning and assist with Jessica’s work once he is finished. Thirdly, Frank should complete Jessica’s work first and his tasks in the afternoon. This way Jack can complete Ralph’s assignments in the morning and receive additional work from Frank in the afternoon. Ralph’s full time assistant shall assist him in the afternoon. Ruth should assist Samuel in the morning and address Frank’s normal tasks in the...
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...achieve them. Silver Lining Outreach Support Center (SLOSC) Programs include: * Supported Housing through our Independent Housing Program (IHP) assists individuals with establishing safe, affordable permanent housing by: * Assisting with the search for an apartment, moving expenses, security deposits and rental assistance when appropriate * Securing basic furnishings and household supplies * Providing advocacy and support to maintain their independent living situation. Bridge Services at SLOSC works with individuals receiving other SLOSC assistance to: * Provide community-based supports to adults who are struggling to manage or make progress in their pursuit of the quality of life they desire, and seek greater levels of wellness, independence, and personal satisfaction and success in their lives. * Support people in the development of their recovery goals focusing on physical health, independence and coordination/instruction related to accessing transportation. SLOSC Assisted Competitive Employment (ACE) and Supported Employment programs provide eligible individuals with a variety of employment-related supports including: * Resume development, interviewing skills and job search assistance * On and off-site job coaching * Ongoing support and advocacy designed to assist individuals with maintaining their employment * (Supported Employment also provides these services to...
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...Paul C Federal Bureau of Prisons-Reentry One very important function of the corrections system is to assist inmates that are up for release from federal prison. Assistance is given by connecting these individuals to outside organizations for assistance. These organizations help to reduce recidivism rates. “The BOP contracts with residential reentry centers (RRCs), also known as halfway houses, to provide assistance to inmates who are nearing release. RRCs provide a safe, structured, supervised environment, as well as employment counseling, job placement, financial management assistance, and other programs and services. RRCs help inmates gradually rebuild their ties to the community and facilitate supervising ex-offenders' activities during this readjustment phase.” There are basically five general services provided by (RRCs.) (1) Accountability- Daily counts are conducted to all residence. A resident is only authorized to leave by sign out procedures, and only approved activities are accepted. These are for recreation, counseling, looking for employment and working. These approved activities are constantly monitored by RRC staff members. Individual’s that return to their RRC facility may be given a random drug/alcohol test. (2) RRC staff members help residence locate employment opportunities in their local communities. ” offenders are expected to be employed 40 hours/week within 15 calendar...
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...it to use the bathroom? ◻ ️ 1 ◻ ️ 2 ◻ ️ 3 ◻ ️ 4 ◻ ️ 5 4. Do you suffer any medical condition of the following? ◻ ️ Hemorrhoids ◻ ️ Arthritis ◻ ️ Muscular Pain ◻ ️ Other 5. Do you need assistance when you use the bathroom? ◻ ️ Yes ◻ ️ No 6. How do you feel when someone assists you when you using the bathroom? ◻ ️ Comfortable ◻️ Not very comfortable • ◻️ True ◻ ️ False Shuxuan Lu Alvaro Ayala Fuenmayor Otmane Ridha 7. Do you think that using the Washlet can be more comfortable than the assistance of another person? 8. Do you agree that the Washlet is good for chronic arthritis? ◻ ️ Strongly agree ◻ ️ Agree ◻ ️ Don’t know ◻ ️ Disagree ◻ ️ Strongly disagree 9. Can you use mechanic devices? ◻ ️ Yes ◻ ️ No 10. Have you ever used TOTO’s products before? ◻ ️ Yes ◻ ️ No If your answer is No, do you want to try it? ◻ ️ Yes ◻ ️ No 11. Washing your behind without using your hands is possible. ◻ ️ True ◻ ️ False 12. How would you qualify your paper consumption? ◻ ️ High ◻ ️ Low 13. When washing your behind you rather use: ◻ ️ Water ◻ ️ Embarrassed ◻ ️ You would not let somebody assist you ! ◻ ️ Paper TOTO WASHLET SURVEY 14. Do you have difficulty putting the toilet lid up and down? ◻ ️ Yes ◻ ️ No 15. What part of the toilet do you think contains more germs? ◻ ️ Mechanical arm ◻ ️ Bowl ◻ ️ Seat ◻ ️ Toilet lid 16. A toilet can clean itself? ...
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...Assisting expatriates to work" - Please see "Dual career couples" **Topics you may want to cover: - What family problems do expatriates face? How do they influence the willingness and quality for them to work? - What policies the companies have to tackle these problems? How successful are these solutions? How often they were used? Dual-career couple: the expat’s spouse has to leave a good job in the home country • additional leave for the expat assignee The burden of the move in and settling in tasks tends to fall to the accompanying partner as the assignee is typically “in at the deep-end” with the assignment. A few additional days leave that can be taken to assist with some of the key move in tasks can be invaluable to the family, particularly when younger children are around. Directing legions of movers to get things in the right place while simultaneously ensuring that your children out of harms way is much easier if there are two of you. If additional leave is not an option, at least try to ensure that the assignee has a “honeymoon period” with little or no travel expected. • Access to a discrete individual who can help with local language In the early days of the assignment, the family will have to deal with communications in the local language and in many cases their language skills will be inadequate to deal with them. Assignees often ask their assistants to help them but this is not always possible nor is it always appropriate. • Organise a “mentor”...
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...BIBLIOGRAPHY Abu-Ruqayeq, A. M. (2000). A Contrastive Study of Time Adverbials in English And Arabic, Unpublished M.A. Thesis. University of Jordan. Adams, V. (1973). An Introduction to Modern English Word-Formation, London : Longman. Al-Dahdah, A. (1988). Mu'jam Mustalahat Al-I'rab Wa Al-Bina'a Fi Qawa'd Al-Lugha Al-Arabia Al-Alamia, Beirut: Maktabat Lubnan. Alexander, L. G. (1988) Longman English grammar, London: Longman. Alexiadou, A.; Haegeman, L. and Stavrou, M. (2007). Noun Phrase in The Generative Perspective, Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter. Algeo, J. (1971). "The voguish uses of non". American Speech. 46, 87-105. Allerton, D. J. (2002). Stretched Verb Constructions in English, London and New York: Routledge. Anderson, S. R. (1992). A-Morphous morphology, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Anderwald, L. (2004). The Varieties of English Spoken in The Southeast of England: Morphology and Syntax, In: Kortmann, B.; Burridge, K.; Mesthrie, R.; Schnieder, E. W. and Upton, C. (2004). A Handbook of Varieties of English: A Multimedia Reference Tool, Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter. Andrews, E. (1986). "A synchronic semantic analysis of de- and un- in American English", American Speech 61, 221–232. Aremo, B. (2005). " Nouns Illustrating Adjective-Noun Conversion in English", Asian EFL Journal 7 (1) 1-12. Aronoff, M. (1976) Word formation in generative grammar, Cambridge: (Mass.): MIT Press. Aronoff, M. and Fudeman, K...
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...Chevrolet, Dodge and Ford models to choose from. All three manufacturers vie to serve our men and women in blue as well as other emergency service personnel. (-- removed HTML --) Available Enhanced Driver Assist Package (-- removed HTML --) The 2018 Chevrolet Tahoe PPV is one of the largest models of its kind and this year it is claiming something no other model has: the industry’s first-in-class safety technology. The technologies fall under the “Enhanced Driver Assist Package,” designed to “reduce potential crash speeds or help avoid a crash all together.” The option...
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...Devices that Assist People with Disabilities Sheewane Davis Mercer University In the 2008 Census, over 10 million Americans reported a daily activity limitation and their activities of daily living (ADLs) usually required assistance from tools or caregivers. Moreover, about 0.3 million Americans have experienced a serious spinal cord injury (SCI), for whom essential tasks, such as dressing, preparing food, or taking medications, usually require the assistance from personal caregivers. However, the shortage and high cost of experienced caregivers fail rapidly growing needs for personal assistance. Technology which aids in these tasks is in great demand and it must allow the user to independently and safely control both mobility and manipulation in their home or the community. Robotics technology has been widely applied in rehabilitation technology and assistive devices to enhance the performance of assistance and quality of life of people with disabilities. By attaching a robotic manipulator to a mobile base, such as a wheelchair or a mobile robot, several robotic assistive devices have been developed to provide both mobility and manipulation assistance to people with severe physical impairments. However, most existing devices only provide a single-arm manipulation, which greatly reduce their efficiency of assistance and restricts their ability to perform complex manipulation tasks which require the involvements of both arms, for example, open the refrigerator with one arm...
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...Tabatha Robbins Eng.111 November 6, 2015 Alphanumeric Outline Left Ventricular Assist Device (LVAD) I What is a LVAD A. Basic LVAD info. B. Where LVAD goes II Who needs LVAD A. Who needs a LVAD B. Hearts health III The Surgery of a LVAD A. Steps of the surgery B. Recovery IV Life after LVAD A. What can you do B. What cant you do C. Heart Transplant List Left Ventricular Assist Devices “Left ventricular assist devices (LVAD) is a mechanical heart pump used to help a failing heart in patients with advanced heart failure” said MedicineNet.com. LVAD are lifesaving modules for patients who need a heart transplant that are waiting for a heart but their heart is not healthy enough to work on its own. LVAD is a key potential area of focus for researchers and various manufacturers at present. “Unlike a total artificial heart, the LVAD doesn't replace the heart; it just helps it do its job” according to MedicineNet.com. One of the heart pumps is called HeartMate II Left Ventricular Assist Device. It helps move blood through the body. A small motor inside the pump turns the motor that moves the blood. This pump is placed right below the heart and is implanted under your skin. One end of the LVAD connects to the left ventricle the heart’s main pumping chamber. The other side is connected to the Aorta the large blood vessel that sends blood through out the body. The LVAD helps your heart by pumping your blood so that your left...
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...UNITED STATES SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION WASHINGTON, DC 20549 FORM 10-K (Mark One) ANNUAL REPORT PURSUANT TO SECTION 13 OR 15(d) OF THE SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934 For the fiscal year ended December 31, 2009 TRANSITION REPORT PURSUANT TO SECTION 13 OR 15(d) OF THE EXCHANGE ACT For the transition period from to Commission File No. 0-28882 WORLD HEART CORPORATION Delaware (State or other Jurisdiction of Incorporation or Organization) 4750 Wiley Post Way, Suite 120 Salt Lake City, Utah USA (Address of Principal Executive Office) (801) 355-6255 (Registrant’s Telephone Number) Securities registered pursuant to Section 12(b) of the Exchange Act: Title of each class Name of each exchange on which registered 52-2247240 (I.R.S. Employer Identification No.) 84116 (Zip Code) Common Stock, $0.001 par value NASDAQ Capital Market Securities registered pursuant to Section 12(g) of the Exchange Act: None Indicate by check mark if the registrant is a well-known seasoned issuer, as defined in Rule 405 of the Securities Act. Yes No Indicate by check mark if the registrant is not required to file reports pursuant to Section 13 or 15(d) of the Exchange Act. Yes No Indicate by check mark whether the registrant (1) has filed all reports required to be filed by Section 13 or 15(d) of the Exchange Act during the preceding 12 months (or for such shorter period that the registrant was required to file such reports), and (2) has been subject to such filing requirements...
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...Berlin Heart and ECMO. Even though both seem to provide the same result, medically they are extremely different and can provide a wide range of different results. Parents who are force to make these decisions, tend to question the effects that the two would have on their child. Whether it is the physical, emotional or the overall health effects, the decision is still a hard one to make. With the clock ticking and a life in the hands of medicine, the decision has to be reached immediately. The Berlin Heart is an external device that helps the right ventricle of the heart pump blood to the body. With surgery, Doctors implant tubes to both the left and right ventricle of the heart. These tubes are connected to the Berlin Heart and Pump to assist with the flow of blood and oxygen to both the lungs and heart. See below diagram [pic]Figure 1. 1. The deoxygenated blood flows from the body into the right atrium. ( Red Line) 2. Since the right ventricle can not pump blood into the lungs, the blood goes into the Berlin Heart (yellow circle). 3. The blood is pumped out of the Berlin Heart and goes into the pulmonary artery (Purple Line) and into the lungs. 4. Once the blood is oxygenated in the lungs, it flows into the left atrium of the heart. (Brown Line) 5. Since the left ventricle is not able to pump blood into the aorta, the blood goes from the left ventricle into the Berlin Heart again ( Green Circle) 6. The Berlin Heart pumps blood through the aorta (Blue...
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