...TRAINING SCHEDUAL DATABASE Eilean L. Greene Dr. Jon Drake Washington Adventist University Healthcare Systems Analysis June 22, 2014 Table of Contents Table of Contents 2 Abstract 3 Referance………………………………………………………………………………………….8 Appendix………………………………………………………………………………………….9 Abstract This essay will focus on the requirements needed to build a database for the scheduling process, the advantages and disadvantages of moving the schedule to a database .I will define referential integrity and how this database concept ensures that the relationships between tables remain consistent and whether or not the advantages outweighed the difficulty of setup. The requirements to build a database design for scheduling are tables, records, primary key relationship that will make up the database. The database is a relational one as defined by the primary key. The advantages of moving this scheduling to database is reduction in data redundancy, decreases in updating errors and increased consistency along with greater data integrity. Lat but not least I will discuss the ethical issue of change over to an automate system. I have created a graph of the database along with an access database. . TRAINING SCHEDUAL DATABASE This essay will focus on the requirements needed to build a database for the scheduling process, the advantages and disadvantages of moving the schedule to a database...
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...Tangerine is an exciting novel start to finish. The book starts with moving day as Paul and his mom are grabbing the last couple of things from their house to drive to florida. Throughout the story Paul has flashbacks of things his brother may have down to terrorize him. Once they arrive at their new home, all the focus is returned to Eric Fisher, as eh needs to tryout for football weeks before school starts. When he and his father leave the house, Paul smells smoke. What he smells is the countinuouus burning of the muck fire in the backyard. After this discovery the family’s life continues normally. School starts, and Paul tries out for the soccer team. He is then told that he can’t play because of his special needs IEP form that the...
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...any given time. Ex: Talking on the phone and entering the information into the computer. Answeres well to authority : An MA should NOT double guess a doctors analysis. They should be willing to do what is asked of them. Ex: If a doctor tell them to fax document to a certain number they shouldn't be faxed to another number. Can handle variaty in their work : Should be able to answer unusual request and cope with day to day changes. Ex: If a patient need their filled sent by mail to a hospital in turkey. Also there might be a constant flow of patients in and out, so the MA should be prepared for irregular crouds. Self-Disiplined : Should be able to handle tasks independantly. Ex: Phone calls, Sanitizing equiptment, or arranging patient schedual. Well mannered/Patient : Should be able to handle difficult pattients with restraint and curtesy. Should be able to handle easy patients with manners. Ex: Patients are often in pain which tends to make them snippy, MA's should be calm and collected in the face of agitation. Dedicated : MA's should work hard to ensure all their tasks are completed in a timely manner. Ex: Drawing blood, sending files, or processing new patients. Personal Characteristics - Caring toward others and enjoys assisting : They should enjoying making things easier for other people. Ex: Making sure their is a proper amount of anethetics, and handling the sick with curtesy and needed assistance. Enjoys socializing : Takes pleasure from interacting with others...
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...| Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Module/Week 1 | Church | DoctorsCourse Requirements ChecklistDiscussion Board Forum 1Time Management Term Calendar with ReflectionModule/Week 1 Quiz | classwork | Spending time with my family.Food shopping | Classwork | Wic | relaxing | Module/Week 2 | Church | Time Management Preview and Reflection 1Module/Week 2 Quiz | ReadingCollege Books | Cleaning HouseFood shopping | Therapy@ 10am | Laundry | Hanging out with friends | Module/Week 3 | Church | Module/Week 3 QuizPlacement Test - EnglishInformation Literacy Pre-Test | Making sure homework gets done | Laundry | Doctors@2:15 | Organizing My house | Laundry | Module/Week 4 | Church | Article Selection for Discussion Board Forum 2 Module/Week 4 QuizPlacement Test - Math | Making sure that homework is done | Cookout | Therapy@10am | Spending time with my daughter | Beach day with family | Module/Week 5 | Church | Outline for Discussion Board Forum 2. Time Management Preview and Reflection 2Module/Week 5 Quiz | Skyping with my son | Spending time with family | Skyping with my son | Funeral | Hanging out with friends | Module/Week 6 | Church | Rough Draft of Discussion Board Forum 2 | School work | Doctors | school | Doctors | Laundry | Module/Week 7 | Church | FOCUS 2SafeAssign EvaluationModule/Week 7 QuizInformation Literacy Post-Test | School work | Doctors | School work | Doctors | Laundry | Module/Week 8 | Church | Discussion Board Forum...
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...understanding of leaderships skills and abilities. He was immediately instrumental in getting us on track for a topic and discussing strengths/ weaknesses of group members Will Martin 8/4/15 “So my interests: Health, Food, Wine, Social issues (Bullying, refugees, indigenous, tolerance, politics), Travel, Artists, Filmmaking, Filmmakers, Writing, Blogging, Technology. I can do sports I suppose if inspired! lol. My skills: Html, Adobe Creative Suite 6, Video production/editing, graphic design, published author/writer.” Will Martin, taken from group Wiki transcript, Assessment 2B 8/4/2015 With strong frontline leadership we were able to: * Agree which individuals will carry out which specific tasks and responsibilities; * Agree a schedual for when tasks have to be completed; * Agree on what will be acceptable as a final group product -Donelan , Helen; Kear, Karen, Online Communication and Collaboration: aA Reader, Routledge, 2010, p.26 This allowed us to form cohesive ideas without getting lost or left behind with various individual work schedules, life obligations and other non-study challenges that we all faced throughout, allowing a clear week to week goal and set of ideas and tasks, both individual and group, to be...
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...Lithium: Ther. class. mood stabilizers Indications Manic episodes of manic depressive illness (treatment, maintenance, prophylaxis) Therapeutic Effect(s): Prevents/decreases incidence of acute manic episodes S/E: CNS: SEIZURES, fatigue, headache,impaired memory, CV: ARRHYTHMIAS, ECG changes GI: abdominal pain, anorexia, bloating,diarrhea, nausea, GU: polyuria,Derm: acneiform eruption, folliculitis, Endo: hypothyroidism, Hemat: leukocytosis. MS: muscle weakness Neuro: tremors.S Lithium Toxicity: Assess patient for signs and symptoms oflithium toxicity (vomiting, diarrhea, slurred speech, decreased coordination, drowsiness, muscle weakness, or twitching). If these occur, report before administering next dose.The therapeutic range for lithium has been established at 0.6 - 1.2 mmol/L." Shellys list Block1 lithium: • Tx of Manic (opposite of depression) Depression • Monitor lithium lab level PP 24 • Tx of bipolar disorder involves variety of drugs used to stabilize mood. Lithium, valproate, divalproex, carbmazepine, olanzapine, oxcarbazepin, lamotregine, quetiapine, and risperidone are examples of drugs used. Only lithium is approved by FDA for use in those 12-18 years. Early treatment is key to preventing chronic, serious mental illness. Nurses are instrumental in identifying children with this disorder, providing info to families and monitoring drugs and psychotherapy. Nurses should observe for side effects to specific drug regimen used and assist parents to find...
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...Understanding Autism Jessica Stansbury PSYC101, Online Michael Mihajlovic November 23, 2012 What is Autism? Autism, also known as Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD), is a developmental disability. It can cause many problems such as social, communication and behavioral challenges. People with autism process information differently in their brain than other people do. Although there are many different types of Autism, there are three that are more commonly seen currently. The first one is Autistic Disorder, also called classic autism. This is usually accompanied by substantial language delays, social and communication challenges, and odd behaviors and interests. The second is Asperger Syndrome. Asperger Syndrome is usually accompanied by some milder symptoms of autistic disorder. Although they may still have social challenges and odd or unusually interested and behaviors, they usually do not have any problems with language disabilities. The third is Pervasive Developmental disorder (PDD-NOS) or also called atypical autism. Most people that are diagnosed with PDD-NOS usually have fewer and much milder symptoms then the others. People that are diagnosed with PDD-NOS may only have challenges in social and communication areas. Although there are different types of autism, they all require the same attention to the signs and symptoms of them. Autism is usually detected in early childhood. It will appear in the first three years of life. Often the...
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...1. Summary of activities and strategies of David Jones David Jones Limited trading as David Jones and listed on the Australian Stock Exchange is a high end department store chain. The principal activity for David Jones is retailing of different brands under various categories such as fashion, cosmetics, home wares and electronics. David Jones retails its products via departmental stores and have recently transformed itself as an Omni Channel Retailer taking advantages of on-line retailing as a strategy to compete globally. Further, David Jones also has a financial services activity through alliance with American Express. 2. Strategies David Jones had developed and implemented their strategic direction plan in March 2012 and is seen to have remarkable progress on its plans addressing the challenges and having intentions of growing via its three point strategy as follows: A. Addressing Retail Structural Changes David Jones is noted to have invested resources to transform itself from a ‘brick and mortar’ retailor into Omni Channel Retailor. This strategy is implemented as a result of the changing face of traditional retailing into online in the trend to globalize the retailing sector. B. Strengthening Core Business David Jones strive to strengthen its core business via investments into better customer services and engagement. This was noted by better inventory management and investment in technology through the roll out of new POS (point of sales) systems to its...
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...Western Expansion: Topics • The Native Americans • Settlement of the West • The Bonanza West • Conclusion: The Meaning of the West The Native Americans: • Life of the Plains Indians • Indian Policy • Finial Battles on the Plains • The end of tribal life • “saving” The Indians • Hellan Hunt Jackson • NA Contributions 1877 is the beginning of “modern” American history. Hayes was president and some feel he is a fraud Most people live on Eastern Seaboard. Many overcrowding. Manufacturing and limited land space. People want to live west but the Indians were there…. In 1867 Horace Greeley urged people in NYC to move west “if you move west you will crowd nobody and not starve” because nobody was there but there were over QMil Natives living in the West. The gold rush started and disturbed the native western population. 1: Life on the plains for NA. 2/3 of them lived on the great plains. It’s one of the most hazardous at the time. They knew how to survive. The plains Indians depended buffalo. They can kill and take only what they need and use the entire kill. The Whites left the carcass. It was used by them for clothes, tools, food, shelter, ect. Before the horse the NA would hunt them by running them over a cliff or scaring them into a trap. The Spanish introduces the horse to them. They discovered that it was a great work and hunting animal. They were migratory and would travel with the food source. Some tribes would be sever thousand people...
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