...and let him or her know any and all information that would help their attorney to determine a legal defense for their client. Any information that the client tells their attorney is a privilege and cannot be used against them in court. So by this happening the client will feel comfortable telling their attorney everything about the case so that there is no information that might come up as a surprise during the trial or court case that would surprise their attorney and maybe hurt the client at the same time. This is important part of the justice system because the client has an attorney that they can confide in and that they can trust that will have their best interest in mind, and anything that the client tells their attorney cannot be used against them in court and will be kept confidential. One concern about the client-attorney confidentiality could be where the attorney doesn’t keep good records in source and some information would leak out with information about the client. When there is out sourcing that means that there is a chance that information that is privileged could get out to the wrong people and could possibly hurt the client’s case. This is called Metadata which means the transferring of any and all information through things like a fax machine, downloads or emails that got hacked and leave trails which allows privileged information to get to the wrong...
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...take it or leave it. Introduction: When I see the word euthanasia, my thoughts immediately takes me back to a program I saw on the TLC Network about co-joined siamese twins and to a gut-retching experience of my own. .The first case was about Siamese twins. These twins description: one had a full head and body while the other twin had only a head. The doctors called this head a parasite with some flesh that had a dysfunctional body. The dependent baby relied on the normal baby to sustain her life and this was taxing on the normal baby system because she was functioning for two instead on one. If nothing was done both babies would die. The dependent baby had a normal face and was always crying and her eyes were open and she also appeared, to me, to show emotions. What makes this case so sad, the parents decided to separate them even though it meant that the dependent baby will surly die. And they chose to spare the baby who had the better chances of survival. Upon separation, the dependent baby dies and the normal baby go on to live a normal life. I believe in Euthanasia under circumstances when the mercy killing of one who have no hope of surviving to save the life of the abled body if they are attached to each other or in cases when it involves the death of a child in womb to save the life of the Mother. The latter happened to me with my fourth child and my husband and I made the final decision to terminate our baby life When the baby was in me, I was so weak...
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...WHAT MAKES A TOP 100 HOSPITAL? Anthony Bennett January 31, 2016 The Cleveland Clinic is a hospital located in Cleveland, Ohio It was founded in 1921 and is associated with Case Western Reserve University and also with the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine. Cleveland Clinic has more than 1,400 beds on its main campus and 4,450 beds systemwide. The system consists of a 44-building main campus in Cleveland, eight community hospitals, a children's hospital for rehabilitation, one affiliate hospital and 75 outpatient clinics locally, as well as one facility each in Weston, Fla, Las Vegas, Toronto and Abu Dhabi. Cleveland Clinic is led by President, Director and CEO Delos "Toby" Cosgrove, MD. Dr. Cosgrove also serves as chairman of the board of governors. In 2014, Dr. Cosgrove wrote a book entitled The Cleveland Clinic Way: Lessons in Excellence From One of the World's Leading Health Care Organizations. In it, he describes how Cleveland Clinic is preparing for the future of medicine by keeping the focus on the patient (Cosgrove, 2014). One reason I feel that the Cleveland Clinic is a top hospital is due to their expenditures and budgeting practices. Cleveland Clinic's total operating revenue in 2013 was $6.5 billion, and its operating income was $296 million. At the end of last year, Cleveland Clinic had 320 days cash on hand. It was also known to have $9.14 billion dollars in total patient revenue according to a report by Jamie Oh (Oh, 2011). These types...
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...Paul’s Case is the story of a young man who struggles with his identity. Paul feels that he knows where he belongs, but his family and teachers refuse to support his choices. In the middle of Paul's Case, there is a switch in narration. At this point, the reader can identify with Paul and his problems. Paul struggled with both internal and external problems. His parents and teachers thought he was odd. How Paul felt, was miss understood. In the beginning of the story, Paul seems to be a typical teenage boy, who caused problems in the classroom. As the story progresses, the reader can infer that Paul is rather withdrawn. He would rather live in his fantasy world than face reality. Paul dreaded returning home after the Carnegie Hall performances. He loathed his "ugly sleeping chamber with the yellow walls," but most of all, he feared his father. This is the first sign that he has a troubled home life. Next, the reader learns that Paul has no mother, and that his father holds a neighbor boy up to Paul as "a model". The lack of affection that Paul received at home caused him to look elsewhere for the attention that he craved. Which I am sure many of us can relate to. The theater and Carnegie Hall was where Paul "really lived". To him, the rest of his life was but "a sleep and a forgetting". The moment Paul stepped into either one of those places; he felt he was in his element. He "breathed like a prisoner set free". Paul's life was so dull in comparison to his theater life, which...
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...Instructions: * Read the following case carefully * Answer the questions written at the end of this case Case: Due to recent developments in medical field, researchers are now focusing on integration of IS with medicine. Railway General Hospital (RGH) Pakistan is an example of such integration where it is considered that due to less fee and experienced staff, patients feel more convenient to go for checkup, operations, diagnosis and recovery. Therefore, RGH is manually keeping record of its patients, staff, stock & inventory, payroll etc. They are getting problems in receipt generation, OPDs, ICUs for allocation of staff and resources like bed. But soon it was realized that there should be a proper system for handling such issues in order to save time and clerical work. For this reason they contacted a number of people from Computer Engineering, IT, Software & Hardware Engineering and Marketing to analyze the current system and to shift manual system to computer based information system (CBIS). But when HR department contacted high profile experienced persons, they refused to serve because of low payment offers by RGH. Then they hired some fresh persons to analyze the system and develop it. System Analyst wanted to bring Shaukat Khanum Memorial Hospital Management IS (SKMHMIS) with some modifications to RGH but due to low budget and other resources that was unimplemented and till now RGH is working with manual record keeping. Questions: How manual record...
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...an observational study, although the author mentions that they randomly picked study subjects, they still manipulated the distance in which they were doing their study on. It qualifies as an observational study because it was a case-control study in which people with the ownership of weapons were closely observed and a proxy for their victim was interviewed. Step 2: Consider the Seven Critical Components in Chapter 2 (pp. 18-19) to familiarize yourself with the details of the research. As in Case Study 6.5 based on the original report, the seven questions can all be answered. The research was supported by a grant from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The source information was from the Departments of Internal Medicine (A.L.K., J.G.B., B.B.H.), Preventive Medicine (A.L.K.), Biostatistics and Epidemiology (A.L.K., G.S.), and Pathology (J.T.F), University of Tennessee, Memphis; the Departments of Pediatrics (F.P.R.), Epidemiology (F.P.R.), and Pathology (D.T.R), University of Washington, Seattle; Harborview Injury Prevention and Research Center, Seattle (F.P.R., J.P.); and the Departments of Biology (N.B.R., A.B.L.) and Epidemiology and Biostatistics (N.B.R.) and the Center for Adolescent Health (N.B.R.), Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland. The participants were proxies for their victims as well as control subjects who were matched to the victims. They were selected from three metropolitan counties. After each homicide, they obtained data from the police...
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...Person Response: Paul’s Case Paul’s Case is the story of a young man who struggles with his identity. Paul feels that he knows where he belongs, but his family and teachers refuse to support his choices. In the middle of Paul's Case, there is a switch in narration. At this point, the reader can identify with Paul and his problems. Paul struggled with both internal and external problems. His parents and teachers thought he was odd. How Paul felt, was miss understood. In the beginning of the story, Paul seems to be a typical teenage boy, who caused problems in the classroom. As the story progresses, the reader can infer that Paul is rather withdrawn. He would rather live in his fantasy world than face reality. Paul dreaded returning home after the Carnegie Hall performances. He loathed his "ugly sleeping chamber with the yellow walls," but most of all, he feared his father. This is the first sign that he has a troubled home life. Next, the reader learns that Paul has no mother, and that his father holds a neighbor boy up to Paul as "a model". The lack of affection that Paul received at home caused him to look elsewhere for the attention that he craved. Which I am sure many of us can relate to. The theater and Carnegie Hall was where Paul "really lived". To him, the rest of his life was but "a sleep and a forgetting". The moment Paul stepped into either one of those places; he felt he was in his element. He "breathed like a prisoner set free". Paul's life was so dull in comparison...
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...Understanding your own value and preferences can help you appreciate what types of careers might be a good fit for you. While your standards and preferences are only two pieces of the puzzle, they can have an immense impact on not only what you do as a career, but how and where you do it. This paper will examine my approach to achieving success in the future based on the Intentional Change Theory and how I will improve upon my strengths and weaknesses to better my career goals. Richard Boyatzis, a professor at Case Western Reserve University, developed the Intentional Change Theory as part of his work on individual and organizational change. According to Boyatzis (2006), the Intentional Change Theory “describes the essential components and process of desirable, sustainable change in one’s behavior, thoughts, feelings, and perceptions” (p. 609, 610). There are five steps to this theory in which I think that I could potentially have success. Change is never easy, but is necessary to improve upon your career if you have discovered that you have weaknesses and also to improve upon your strengths also. But, if you are not prepared to change, this will not come easy. Because I am willing to make this transformation, I think that I will be fruitful in my attempt. The first step is to discover your ideal self. Most times, there is a difference in where we are in life and where we would eventually like to be. This is where the intentional change comes into play. We must...
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...insider guide ACE YOUR CASE® III: MARKET-SIZING QUESTIONS 2nd edition ★ 15 PRACTICE CASE QUESTIONS ★ MARKET-SIZING CASE RULES ★ WETFEET’S EXPERT COMMENTARY >> The WetFeet Methodology You hold in your hands a copy of the highest-quality research available for job seekers. We’ve designed the WetFeet Insider Guides to help cut down on the time you spend doing job research by doing some of the work for you. Hopefully we can make your job search as painless as possible. Each WetFeet Insider Guide is the product of hundreds of hours of in-depth research, critical analysis, and precise writing. We survey massive amounts of publicly available information and conduct dozens of in-depth interviews of rank-and-file employees who work for the companies and industries we cover. (We keep our company contacts anonymous to encourage candor.) WetFeet writers—experts at reading between the lines—speak with company recruiting staff members to make sure you get accurate information about the recruiting process, compensation, and hiring targets. We also consult countless experts, from career coaches and networking gurus to authorities on professional etiquette and personal branding, in order to provide you insight on the latest trends affecting job seekers. Each Insider Guide undergoes extensive editorial review and fact-checking to ensure that the information and writing live up to our exacting standards. And because WetFeet retains all editorial control of our Insider...
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...CSSA CSSA Cleveland 1. International Student Service (ISS) 1:00 8 7 9 12:00 14 15 wifi • • • ISS ISS Email international@case.edu • http://studentaffairs.case.edu/living/housing/guest/ 2. International Friends http://www.international-friends.org/ (Church in Cleveland) http://clevelandonline.net/ 3. CSSA 4. • • nice 2012-2013 CSSA Executive Committees 附录一：学校提供接机的官方文件（原文，请仔细阅读全部内容） Case Western Reserve University will be providing transportation from the Cleveland Hopkins International Airport on the following dates: TUESDAY, AUGUST 7 1:00 p.m. to 12:00 Midnight (Last bus departs at 12:00 Midnight!) THURSDAY, AUGUST 9 1:00 p.m. to 12:00 Midnight TUESDAY, AUGUST 14 1:00 p.m. to 12:00 Midnight WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15 1:00 p.m. to 12:00 Midnight Please note that the “Lakefront Lines” bus should arrive at the airport approximately every 2 hours. Their pick-up location is Exit #5 in the baggage claim area. Please look for a sign for Case Western Reserve University and the bus outside. Please visit the following website and fill out your Travel Information if you would like to take advantage of this opportunity: http://studentaffairs.case.edu/international/pickup.fbsx Undergraduate Students will be dropped off at Wade Commons where their dormitory rooms will be assigned. Graduate and Professional School Students will be brought to the Center for International Affairs in Tomlinson Hall. We will have...
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...revelation of courtroom corruption is significant because I have personally observed bribery in the hallways of courtrooms in North Carolina. A wise man once told me that the courtroom is not black or white, but green because the person with the most money is routinely dispensed the best outcome. Another personal reason that this topic is personally significant is because I now reside in the state of Mississippi where the 2004 Corporate Crime Reporter asserted that our state was the most crooked state in America. (Mokhibar, 2004) I. The problem is that too many times the issues in the courtroom are not really about the truth. A. Case study on the Duke Lacrosse case involving Durham County District Attorney, Mike Nifong. (Yaeger, 2007) B. Factors involved in the Duke Lacrosse case, and the lives that were destroyed as a result of courtroom corruption. 1. The politics of race involved in decisions to prosecute. 2. The role of the media in pressuring public officials to make a decision without conducting proper due diligence. 3. The stark contrast between the alleged offenders and victims. 4. The role of the general election, and the demographics in the city of Durham....
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