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Wound care in nursing: challenges, practices, and patient outcomes

Initial treatment of medical conditions calls for immediate response such as diagnosis of chronic conditions, the performance of emergency services, an inductive investigation on the contextualizing conditions defining an individual patient's health scenario and the prescription of any medication,…

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Organizational change and its effects on employee welfare

Organizational change has gained incremental momentum within the specialized literature of the past recent years.

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The promise and controversy of stem cell research

Disease and illness are growing causes of death everywhere in the world. Scientists are creating new ways to fight this devastating war on health problems. One of the best possibilities of victory resides in stem cell research.

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Barriers to co-curricular activity participation among high school students of color

High school can be a difficult time for adolescents as they grow into adults and prepare to move away from home. This time period can be complicated further by social pressures.

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Uneven development and inequality in globalization's global flow

It involves the transformation of worldwide communication and information systems (e-commerce and e-marketing), as the editors of Geographies of Global Change mention, and it "transcends relations between states" so that it is a "trans-state" process dominated by flow rather than place (3).

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Brink's defense of moral realism against Mackie's skeptical arguments

Moral realism and the sceptical arguments from Disagreement and Queerness." The discussion which Brink starts regards moral realism. He argues that J.L. Mackie who suggested that there are arguments which demonstrate that the concept of moral objectivism is intrinsically flawed.

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Risk tolerance and cooperative behavior in the prisoner's dilemma

High Tolerance and Low Tolerance Risk-Taking Profile and Cooperator/Defector Prediction in the Prisoner's Dilemma Risk tolerance refers to the amount of risk one feels comfortable with in their business transactions. Everyone has a different risk tolerance profile.

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Sarbanes-Oxley Act's impact on smaller companies and non-profits

Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 was intended to help investors be more certain of the steps they take while relying on a particular organization. There has been mixed reviews on how the act has impacted different corporations.

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Response effects of electronic surveys and internet administration methods

Extant literature has been dedicated to response effects of electronic surveys. Kiesler and Sproull (1986) carried out an electronic survey to determine the response effects of electronic surveys.

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Nurses' role in health promotion and disease prevention

According to the World Health Organization (2005), "health promotion is the process of enabling people to increase control over their health and its determinants, and thereby improve their health." In order to successfully implement healthcare promotion, it is also necessary to take a deeper look…

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