...Executive Protective Program Jon Orman Submitted to: Professor Timothy Bradley SEC594 Global and Domestic Security Keller Graduate School of Management Submitted: June 2013 Principle and Program Evaluation After an initial interview, concerning the principle and the company,, we can make a few recommendations as to the extent of the Executive Protection detail that will include the main client as well as his wife and two children. The principle, a CEO worth in excess of $100million, leads a company that has holdings in multiple countries. The company has mining operations in Africa, Asia, and Latin America. Typically, these countries have a rather poor track record of economic growth, and they can be treacherous for anyone that is viewed as “rich”. The indigenous people live in “below-poverty” conditions and therefore have been known to use violence and kidnapping, given the proper opportunities. It will be our job to make sure no one gets a proper opportunity. The CEO is quiet, reserved and does not spend much time in the public eye. He rarely gives interviews and is not readily recognizable by the general public. His reclusiveness can be used to our advantage, as he is not a mark that can be easily identified to others outside the inner circle. Not much is known about the wife’s rituals and habits. We shall assume that she will have the same personality traits and habits as her husband, quiet and reserved. The only information available...
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...Our Independent Pune escorts are one of its kinds There are immeasurable services addresses lists, service provider websites and free of charge classifieds. Sorry to say the possessors of several of these websites have not taken in the least liability for the content. There are many, if not thousands of want ads shows potential factual authentic beautiful girls, all while using phony girls of across Indian models. There are reckless agencies make believing to be personal, there are so many older classified girls asserting to be younger. There are lure and toggle schedules, and then there are many other girls who are straightforward with their advertising – but do not offer a good quality service as independent Pune escorts provides. We are very much concern about quality escort services in Pune The turn of phrase ‘client’ is used pretty often to explain a client, and we can recognize why. Agency ads can be fairly intimidating to a new needy gentleman. He must aim to decide which of these beauties are real, who he can hand over his assets and his time. A skilled girl or gentleman may be capable to mark a bogus advertisement a mile away, but for the new desired client it is far extra challenging. Regrettably now and then they have to go from beginning to end a terrible experience, and be taught the tough method. One of the causes that the several forums and analysis websites were formed was for gentlemen to inform each other about such...
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...Prostitution is defined as the act of engaging in sexual activity for money (Schmalleger, 2012). Streetwalkers are the most common type of prostitutes and run the highest risk of being arrested. They are usually teens who have run away from home or drug addicts looking to make quick money to feed their drug addiction. Most work for pimps who have taken them in. these prostitutes will reap little to no monetary gain for the service they provide because the pimp takes majority of it. Hotel prostitutes usually deal with a higher end clientele. Men who are away from home on business trips or for conventions. The risk of harm or being arrested is low as long as the prostitute’s relationship with the manager is upheld (Schmalleger, 2012). Escort services are viewed as “legal” prostitution to some. Call girls can be found in newspaper ads, the internet, and television. They only advertise their services as providing companionship or courtship. However, many of these dates turn sexually explicit. Call girls are usually seen as the highest paid prostitutes. There is usually little to no risk of being hurt by the client or arrested. The last type of prostitute is the house prostitute. These types of prostitutes are not normally found in the United States since prostitution is illegal but in countries where it is legal, prostitutes are licensed and pay taxes (Schmalleger, 2012). Reference Schmalleger, F. (2012). Juvenile justice in America. (6th ed., pp. 361-363). Upper Saddle...
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...The two articles I reviewed about the global sex trade focused on the website Backpage.com, a sex trafficking forum that has gained controversial heat due to its commercialized use for prostitution and exploiting minors. According to ABC News, Backpage.com is responsible for an estimated 70 percent of prostitution ads circulating the web (Hinman et al.). After doing some further research I discovered that the owners of Backpage.com, a private publishing group called Village Voice Media, originally created the advertising site as an alternative to Craigslist in response to the diminishing classified ad market in newspapers. Backpage.com has become the second most successful online classified site, frequented mostly for it’s posting of escort services then used cars or job inquiries. Interestingly enough, Village Voice Media owners happen to have stake in global banking firm Goldman Sachs, a key participant in the involvement of subprime mortgages that contributed to the 2008 recession. Although Goldman claims they’ve had no knowledge of the company’s ties to sex trafficking prior to the recent allegations, it seems as if they have done nothing to persuade Village Voice Media to prevent Backpage.com from ceasing circulation of such exploitive ads. Works Cited Hinman, Katie, and Melia Patria. "Girls Sold for Sex Online, Backpage Defends Decision to Keep Ads Up." ABC News. ABC News Network, 24 Apr. 2012. Web. 24 Jan. 2016. Kiefer, Michael. "Phoenix New Times Founders Selling...
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...Gulf in the Pacific Theatre. The Japanese Navy had effectively lured the main US force from the region and attacked the remaining units with the largest surface fleet assembled since the Battle of Midway: A Japanese fleet of 4 battleships, 12 cruisers, and 15 destroyers. This fleet was facing a small detachment, (Task Unit 77.4.3 or TAFFY III) only 6 unarmored escort carriers, 4 destroyers, and 3 smaller destroyer escorts under the command of Rear Admiral Clifton "Ziggy" Sprague. The largest Japanese ship, battleship Yamato, the largest battleship in history, it could fire 18-inch shells as a contrast the largest gun in Taffy III was 5 inches. Taffy 3 was a fleet intended to provide air support from behind the main battle line, it was not a direct naval combat fleet. The escort carriers were not heavily armed or armored and the destroyers and destroyer escorts were primarily designed for sea-to-shore fire, anti-submarine patrols, and mine-sweeping. The heavily outnumbered Admiral Sprague did the only reasonable thing: he ordered the carriers to launch all of their aircraft and flee east while the destroyers and escorts were to lay a smoke screen to cover the retreat. Heavily outnumbered the Navy has shown an unparalleled gallantry in battle. For instance a destroyer, the USS Johnston charged in toward the attacking fleet zigzagging through heavy shelling and managed to get in effective range. The destroyer then launched her 10 torpedoes and hit the heavy cruiser Kumano taking...
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...Prostitution On the basis of information provided by the Prostitutes Education Network (2000), it is believed that over one million people in the U.S. have worked as prostitutes, or about one percent of women. According to prostitution research papers, the commercial sex industry today includes street prostitution, massage brothels, escort services, outcall services, strip clubs, lapdancing, phone sex, adult and child pornography, video and internet pornography and prostitution tourism. Most prostitutes who are in the business for longer than a few months drift in and out of these various forms of work within the sex industry. The average age of entry into prostitution is 13 years. Prostitution research papers have indicated that mpost of the younger girls involved in prostitution were coerced into working within the sex industry. Many others involved in the work have been found to be women without job skills who had escaped from or were abandoned by abusive husbands and partners who went into prostitution to support themselves and their children. Prostitution Additionally, in order to further understand the occurrence of prostitution today, as provided by the Prostitutes Educational Network (2000), average prostitution arrests include 70% females, 20% males, and 10% customers. It has also been found that a disproportionate number of prostitutes arrested and sentenced are women of color, even though a minority of prostitutes are women of color. Most prostitutes who are...
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...transformation the healthcare workforce has been affected in a positive way. Healthcare employment is growing and the workforce is evolving due to the demands of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), a shortage of clinician, an improving economy, our elderly population been in need of different types of services as well as the goal to implement new models about patient-center-care. All these changes in our healthcare system can only be possible as well as accomplished thru by emerge of different types of healthcare workers. Two services and providers types emerging from these roles are: * Patient navigation- The patient navigator facilitates patients and families in specific tasks. they follow up with clients who have become non-medical adhere/lost of care. The navigator provides escort services so clients can become consistence in maintaining with medical adherence. * Care Coordinator – The Care coordinator, assist to manage the patients’ transitions thru the healthcare system. They provide the patients with the necessary support and care coordination to ensure the patients short term goals of a care plan are met or improved so the patient can continue to move forward. How have these types of services affected your life? * These new services have affected my life in a positive way, because I have become interested in staying within the social services workforce, and at the same time the changes have motivated me to continue to further my academic education. DQ3 Describe at...
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...the mother of the patient who seemed to be very agiatated at the amount of security that had arrived for Royce's call for assistance, seeming to think security were going to attack her son. Riddle approached bed 8 and learned that the patient had pulled his IV out of his arm. S/O Odom entered bed 8 and began to try and deescalate the patient who was very agiatated. At that time S/O Miller approached the mother of the patient and began talking with her. Riddle watched both and after a few minutes Miller asked Riddle to come over and speak with the mother....
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...message (unless unit SOP specifies its use at all times). | From Map | Unit Leader(s) | Required so evacuation vehicle knows where to pick up patient. Also, so the unit coordinating the evacuation mission can plan the route for the evacuation vehicle (if the evacuation vehicle must pick up from more than one location). | 2 | Radio Frequency, Call Sign, and Suffix | Encrypt the frequency of the radio at the pickup site, not a relay frequency. The call sign (and suffix if used) of person to be contacted at the pickup site may be transmitted in the clear. | From SOI | RTO | Required so evacuation vehicle can contact requesting unit while en route (obtain additional information or change in situation or directions). | 3 | Number of Patients by Precedence | Report only applicable information and encrypt the brevity codes. A - urgent. B - Urgent-Surgical. C - Priority. D - Routine. E - Convenience. If two or more categories must be reported in the same request, insert the word "BREAK" between each category. | From Evaluation of Patient(s) | Medic or Senior Person Present | Required by unit controlling the evacuation vehicles to assist in prioritizing missions | 4 | Special Equipment Required | Encrypt the applicable brevity codes. A - None. B - Hoist. C - Extraction equipment. D - Ventilator. | From Evaluation of Patient/ Situation | Medic or Senior Person Present | Required so equipment can be placed on board evacuation...
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...message (unless unit SOP specifies its use at all times). | From Map | Unit Leader(s) | Required so evacuation vehicle knows where to pick up patient. Also, so the unit coordinating the evacuation mission can plan the route for the evacuation vehicle (if the evacuation vehicle must pick up from more than one location). | 2 | Radio Frequency, Call Sign, and Suffix | Encrypt the frequency of the radio at the pickup site, not a relay frequency. The call sign (and suffix if used) of person to be contacted at the pickup site may be transmitted in the clear. | From SOI | RTO | Required so evacuation vehicle can contact requesting unit while en route (obtain additional information or change in situation or directions). | 3 | Number of Patients by Precedence | Report only applicable information and encrypt the brevity codes. A - urgent. B - Urgent-Surgical. C - Priority. D - Routine. E - Convenience. If two or more categories must be reported in the same request, insert the word "BREAK" between each category. | From Evaluation of Patient(s) | Medic or Senior Person Present | Required by unit controlling the evacuation vehicles to assist in prioritizing missions | 4 | Special Equipment Required | Encrypt the applicable brevity codes. A - None. B - Hoist. C - Extraction equipment. D - Ventilator. | From Evaluation of Patient/ Situation | Medic or Senior Person Present | Required so equipment can be placed on board evacuation...
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...consult an eye specialist. They took her to the city’s leading eye specialist. The doctor informed them that she had cataract which was in advance stage and any delay in surgery may lead to permanent blindness. The doctor’s words came as a shock for all of them. They decided to go for a second opinion. Panic-struck they started looking for eye care centers in their city. Finally they decided to approach Vasan Eye Care. The hospital had a brand image and had recently opened its branch very near to their place of residence. As soon as they entered, the front desk staff welcomed them with a warm smile. Mrs. Chitra was registered by the staff and was escorted by another staff for consulting the doctor. Meanwhile her daughter talked to a few patients who were recently operated at the center. Most of them were happy and satisfied with the services of the hospital. The doctors and other medical staff were very caring as portrayed in their advertisement. Mrs. Chitra had to undergo a couple of tests to find out the actual status. After the test the doctor advised her to go for the surgery. He assured the family members that it was a very simple procedure and the patient’s medical history would not come in the way of the surgery. After this he referred them to the counselor. The counselor explained them the entire procedure and also reassured them that it would be a very simple and painless procedure. And that Mrs. Chitra would be able to carry on with her normal routine soon after the...
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...The use of a language interpreter within a physician’s office is very beneficial, not only for the doctor, but for the patient themselves. Those that hold these positions usually work within administration as assistants, as medical assistants, or work as part of the clinical staff (Moreno, Otero-Sabogal, Newman, 2007). These language interpreters assist the doctor when there is a language barrier between the patient and provider. After Ms. Garcia notified the author of her situation, the author then explained why multilingual services are beneficial when visiting a physician’s office and why it is not recommended that she be the one to interpret. One of those reasons include avoiding medical errors. Ms. Garcia is not knowledgeable in medical terminology and therefore a medical error can easily occur should she end up interpreting the wrong thing. The author went on to explain that even the most basic interpreters working in the health field can also cause errors. For starters, interpretation is a learned...
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...directions of the world. Top 10 best private hospitals in Delhi attract patients from the surrounding states as well as these hospitals have best equipments, professionals and enough beds to treat huge number of patients at a single time. These hospitals are also able to offer world class medical care at the least cost possible compared to foreign countries. Let us explore the list of such best private hospitals in Delhi here. Top Private hospitals in Delhi: Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals: Apollo hospitals ranks first on top 10 hospitals in India as it is the first hospital in the country to get JCI (Joint Commission International) Accreditation. People from all over the world consult at Apollo hospitals Delhi as it one of the best acute care centers in the country and the most preferred destination for health care among the SAARC region. It is a thousand bedded hospital that caters to more than fifty specialities under one roof and impart best ICU services. Their proton therapy equipment for cancer treatment is a milestone in healthcare. The hospital is located in Sarita Vihar, Delhi Mathura road. 2. Fortis Escorts Heart institute: Fortis is an important name in the list of hospitals in delhi and is an 285 bedded hospital dedicated entirely for heart care. It is located in Okhla Road, New Delhi The hospital has more than 200 cardiologist practising and more than 1500 paramedics included in patient care. The speciality about this hospital is that, it features four advanced...
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...Jamie Mills “The clinical microsystem is the place where patients, families, and caregivers meet. It is the lotus of value creation in healthcare.”(Nelson, Batalden, et.al, 2011) Lilly Walden describes herself as an active, athletic, and healthy woman. In her mid-forties she continues to run 2–3 miles 5 days per week. Lilly is married with three children and is employed by the local school district as a speech therapist. Lilly describes herself as health-conscious. Her diet is balanced, and she is a nonsmoker and drinks wine on rare social occasions. Lilly has a history of asthma, triggered by environmental changes, and it typically requires antibiotic therapy for bronchial infections 2–3 times per year. This presentation will review the following: 1. Priority care needs of the patient at the center of the case study 2. Priority care needs of the family care providers 3. The disruption that this acute illness has caused for the patient, family members, and clinical microsystem 4. The experiential features of acuity 5. The elements that the clinical microsystem 6. Potential barriers to providing care 7. The communication strategies that were used in the delivery of care 8. Well-defined (but flexible) roles within the clinical microsystem 9. Potential strategies for unexpected changes 10. The Deployment Flowchart Priority care needs of the patient require the organization to take good care of the patient in a timely manner to find the cause of the pain being...
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...department, the nurses and techs will work in one of the four sections: A-pod (for the medium acuity patients, and it also houses the psychiatric patients), B-pod (where high acuity patients such as respiratory or cardiac arrest patients go), C-pod (for low acuity patients…it is kind of like an urgent care), or Start. Today, Jay is assigned to the start desk; this is the area that processes incoming patients after they have registered to be seen at the ER. Jay will work closely with a nurse to help triage people coming into the ER, and to watch over patients in the waiting room. Jay’s primary responsibility is to take an initial set of vital signs (blood pressure, heart rate, temperature, and oxygen saturation levels) on every person that comes in for treatment, and notify the nurse if any of those vital signs are abnormal. He will also help to take patients to their room once they are assigned one, help answer any questions, escort visitors, and to perform an electrocardiogram (EKG) on any patient that has a chief complaint warranting such a test. Being at the start desk is not an easy task. “It is a crucial job to be up front, you have to know when a patient’s vital signs are not normal and be able to look at a patient and immediately determine that they are sick or not (M., 2015).” During this shift, the ER is busy but things are going fairly well. There is a steady stream of patients coming in the door, and the waiting room...
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