Case on Moral Status Marlene Williams Grand Canyon University: HLT-302 February 15, 2015 Case On Moral Status After reading the assigned article on “Fetal Abnormality” with Maria, Marco, Jessica and Dr. Wilson. It is very apparent that the two women choose to take a more moral Christianity standpoint and this is known because the aunt left and started praying and towards the end of the article mentions that she wanted to allow what “ God intended” which the moral Christian theory consists
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Professional Development of the Nursing Professional Chandlar Coolie Grand Canyon University: NSR 430v September 23, 2012 Abstract The 2010 report of the IOM is focusing on the transformation taking place in nursing and what part the RN will have in its evolution. For the acknowledgement of the RN stepping forth and picking up the invite of steering
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End of Life Decisions Brandon Irving Grand Canyon University HLT322 10/25/09 Abstract With anything that is done in the medical field there will be ethical issues that surround it. Since we are only on this earth for so long then death becomes one of those issues that we must face. With the new advancements in technology death can become complicated. Also since we have other issues such as euthanasia involved things will only get even more complicated. Euthanasia, definition of death, living
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Assignment 1: Educational Preparation Grand Canyon University: Professional Dynamics December 6, 2015 BSN vs. ADN The discussion of rather an associate’s or bachelor’s degree should be the required educational experience of future nurses is one that will not end until one or the other is completely phased out. Some healthcare facilities have already begun the process of requiring their nurses to have a BSN versus an ADN upon hiring. A major difference between the two degrees is that a BSN
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Behavior Reduction Strategies Rose R. Wright Grand Canyon University Creating and Managing Engaging Learning Environments September 23, 2014 Introduction Getting students to follow your rules and expectations can be a task. Coming up with different strategies at the beginning of the school year and implementing them in the classroom can be very effective. The author has created a chart that will show different strategies for implementing rules and procedures. Behavior Reduction Strategies
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Spiritual Assessment Grand Canyon University February 2 , 2012 Spiritual awareness is important for a healthcare provider if they want to be effective in healing. This is because religious and spiritual dimensions of life influence the lives of many people. Spiritual assessment provides a mean to patient spiritual beliefs and value so that they can be integrated into therapeutic process (Hudge, 2003). Therefore, spiritual assessments are in important in nurse practice. Spiritual assessment can
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Polygamy: Deviant or Not so Much? Polygamy: Deviant or Not so Much? Jennifer L. Chadwick Grand Canyon University: Everyday Sociology June 23rd, 2012 Polygamy: Deviant or Not so Much? Polygamy is a marriage that includes more than two spouses. If a man has two or more wives, it is called polygyny. If a woman has two or more husbands, it is called polyandry. A marriage that includes multiple husbands and wives is often called a group marriage. The difference between
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reviewing all comments, changes, and deletions (see right margin), let me know if you have any questions. OK? Spiritual Formation Throughthrough the Outward Disciplines of Simplicity, Solitude, Submission, and Service Nancy R. McCulloch Grand Canyon University: MIN -350 May 20, 2012 Please note all changes below. Spiritual Formation through the Outward Disciplines of Simplicity, Solitude, Submission and Service (In his book, “The Celebration
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The Administrator’s Role in School Culture NAME Grand Canyon University: UNV 501 04/24/2013 The Administrator’s Role in School Culture “School culture has been described as being similar to the air we breathe. No one notices it unless it becomes foul” (Freiberg, 1998). Culture within schools can create an environment where learning is positive, or it can put serious constraints on the school’s ability to function. Whether you work in a school, in a doctor’s office, or in a major company
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Johnathan Bailey Ethical Thinking in the Liberal Arts Grand Canyon University Intellectual Property assignment The main points of the article is that protecting intellectual property is highly important in this information age. The reasons happen to be that people steal information all the times from others, use this information as their own, patent it, even though it wasn't theres. I feel that its important for inventors or just every day people to protect what they make, people
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