Rehabilitation

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    Observational Studies

    was conducted using an online questionnaire, where stakeholders were emailed invitations to participate in the research (Blau et al., 2013). The online questionnaire data was collected from psychiatric rehabilitation practitioners within the certification commission for psychiatric rehabilitation database (Blau et al., 2013). The questionnaire had been divided into three parts. The first asked for demographic information, the second about ratings of frequency and importance of tasks performed within

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    Spring Break 2015

    opportunity to visit North Carolina on a service trip through the University of Alabama. This was a school sponsored community service trip where myself and 24 other students would be assisting a wildlife rehabilitation center. Over the course of a week I got to work in a small wildlife rehabilitation center focused mainly on rehabilitating injured animals and then releasing them into the wild, however if the staff at the center does not feel that the animal would be able to survive in the wild they

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    Penitentiary Ideals and Models of American Prison

    intentions are to explain each prison and the goals that they had in mind. The penitentiary was designed to be a place where punishment would be given in a humane way to people who had committed a crime. People who were incarcerated could receive rehabilitation as well as gain spiritual improvement while serving their sentence. The prisons should be a place where an individual would do their time as well as reflect on the events that led them to incarceration and make a choice to change their life around

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    Service Learning

    this nonprofit organization. Salvation Army is a nonprofit organization and partly a church. It was established to help the less fortunate, the poor and homeless people, drugs and alcohol addicts by providing financial assistance, housing, rehabilitation and counseling. It does this so that those people in need do not waste away or indulge in any criminal activities. While it provides the assistance, the members spread the Word of God. It also organizes youth and adult programs where they teach

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    Health Psychology Committee

    that will work on specific issues that pertain to their specific area of study and or profession. The five psychologists will include a substance abuse counselor, an inpatient-only psychologist, a child psychologist, an adult psychologist, and a rehabilitation psychologist which will focus on the post-care portion of

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    Administrative Ethical Paper

    Administrative Ethic Paper Maria Garza HCS/335 February 4, 2013 Gail Garren The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA) were signed into law by President Bill Clinton in August 1996. (Physicians Billing Associates International, 2006). Bill Clinton decided to sign this law to protect the right and privacy of the patients. Before 1996 there were many issues that has rise the concerning of patient privacy. The HIPPA Act includes “Health insurance portability, fraud and

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    State of the Science on Aluminum Structural Bridge Components

    State of the Science Although research on in-place aluminum bridge decks is scant, bridge failures and deteriorations over the past decade inspired engineers toward determining the structural integrity of aluminum alloys in bridge rehabilitation. Recent studies, examining the corrosive effects of acidic and salt atmosphere on aluminum bridge decks indicates the material is expected to endure for at least 30-years (Li, et al., 2010). Furthermore, the Virginia Department of Transportation conducted

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    State and Federal Prison System Paper

    United States Corrections professionals could solve the problem of exponential growth in state prison systems by getting stronger rehabilitation programs. I think that upon the inmate arriving to the prison they should be given an incentive to enter, they should also be required to complete at least two rehabilitation programs. After completing at least two or more rehabilitation programs depending on how much time the inmate has, they can be offered several other programs that will help them from becoming

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    Perfect Home Case Study

    mothers will be offered. This will be a woman only facility that will offer continual transitional housing for long term basis. The participants will be under the program between 6 months and 2 years. The staff within the facilities will include; rehabilitation officers, AIDs counsellors, legal consultants and social workers, professor and teacher, among other expert volunteers. Continual

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    Occupational Therapy Paper

    2014). As Occupational Therapists (OTs) we often provide adaptive equipment to foster participation in the environment. Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technology Society of North America (RESNA) aims to promote the health and wellbeing of people with disabilities by increasing their access to technology. (RESNA, 2016). As a profession that helps in rehabilitation both of the vision of OT and RESNA align together. RESNA has an official multi-disciplinary journal about AT for people with

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