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The shirt is a Paul Smith; size XS (UK 6 and USA 4). The official measurements of the shirt are 77 cm for the chest/bust (about 30 inches). As it is a women's cut, there are no official neck measurements. A loose measure reveals it is 12 inches. The length of the shirt (body length) is 27 inches, and sleeve is 24 inches. This particular model is the blush pink dog on a bike print, with cuffs that roll up to reveal a deep indigo-purple with white polka dot.
Wearing the shirt for half a day incurred some collar stains on the inside and no noticeable stains on the outside. It is an elite designer shirt that I have no interest in dirtying, so am very careful when wearing it. Even the cuffs, which turn up to reveal the underside print (a Paul Smith signature), remained clean. I did not wash the shirt, as it did not need it, and I don't believe it good for the shirt (or the environment) to over-wash. I waited until the...
This time, I wore the shirt to work and afterwards went out with colleagues for a drink. Eating salty snacks, I managed to get some of the oily salt on some spots, leaving tiny but noticeable stains. The color of the shirt is light and shows the little specks.
3. The length of time between that second wear and the time I laundered the shirt was about four hours.
4. I pretreat the shirt first by turning it inside out and dabbing with a Tide stain remover stick at all the necessary areas. Leaving the shirt inside out (believing that this will help preserve the life of the pattern and the brightness of its colors), I place it in the laundry with a few select items to be washed on a delicate cycle. Only some underwear (mixed colors but I have washed them many times and know they do not bleed), one machine washable bra, a knit jersey dress (beige), and one other light shirt (a well-worn…
International Cooperative Healthcare Model PLEASE WRITE THE SPEAKERS NOTES. I WILL DEVELOP THE 15 SLIDES FROM THOSE NOTES. THE NOTES MUST SUPPORT THE 15 SLIDES. PLEASE USE MY PREVIOUS PAPERS AS RESOURCES IN ADDITION TO THE BOOKS I HAVE ATTACHED. If you are unsure, please contact me. Resources: Cooperative Delivery Model and Annotated Bibliography assignments; course readings Address potential challenges to your model in the presentation and the feasibility of using your model
In respects, it could also reduce lawsuit expense when patients want to sue because of the wrong medication is given or harm is done in the process of medication administration. "We often resist the new way of doing things..." (Thede, 2009, Sept). Behaviors are often aimed at relieving the pressures from change rather than advancing a new approach to the way we do things. We tend to view change as
Per the page's instructions, Adobe Flash Player was first addressed. The "Flash Player" was opened and the Storage tab was used to block all sites from storing information on the computer. The problem with making that change is that there is a warning that it might reduce functionality and desired information storage on some sites. After some consideration, the option to block these sites was chosen anyway. If there
Application Quality Improvement Models Organizations Systems, Part I Analysis Required Resources Readings Course Text: Applying Quality Management HealthCare: A Systems Approach Review Chapter 9, "Improving Processes Implementing Root cause analysis According to Nicolini (2011) the first step in RCA is identifying the incident to be analyzed. This step requires for the problem or incident to be clearly defined and identified. Identifying the problem will assist in determining what caused the incident and
Nurse Informatics The era of Information technology and knowledge explosion that introduced the comprehensive and complicated information systems has brought drastic changes in the health care sector like all other industries. The attention towards patient's safety has been increased and health care centers are pressurized to improve the efficiency and performance by standardizing the process and maintaining the quality of health care. One of these important changes and a new
All three systems typically require a practice to install the EHR software onto on-site servers, although they all appear to require only standard "off-the-shelf" hardware, and all of them also offer Application Service Provider (ASP) access as an option. (McKesson, 2010, General Electric Corporation, 2010, Sage 2010). Because all three systems are applications that reside on the practice's hardware, back-up of the server data seems to fall on the shoulders