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Reducing medication errors in healthcare through accountability and process standardization

Medical reconciliation and process errors continue to be an integral aspect of waste within the healthcare industry. Technology, which is either antiquated or not properly integrated, has become cumbersome. This has created errors in processing that lowers customer service and delays treatment.

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The evolution of racism in America from Du Bois to today

There is no real difference between the racism that Du Bois witnessed 100 years ago and the racism seen today.

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Communication breakdown between competing departments in organizations

Communication is an essential component of "maintaining and sustaining relationships" (McCroskey & McCroskey, 2005, p. 16). This includes not only verbal but also nonverbal communication. But within complex organizations, communication does not happen organically without a great deal of work.

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Bowe Bergdahl's desertion and the disproportionate military punishment

Desertion is a serious offense. Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl stayed under captivity with the Taliban for five years and during that time endangered and deserted other troops when he walked away from his combat outpost in 2009 in eastern Afghanistan.

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Cohort-based doctoral programs and interdisciplinary learning benefits

With reference to Nimer (2009), the cohort-founded doctoral program provides its associates with an essential part of both expert and individual support for intellectual dealings and degree conclusion.

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How Anti-Federalist philosophy shaped my political ideology

My political ideology is based on my reading of the early Federalist and Anti-Federalist Papers. When I read these papers I realized that the way our country works today was really shaped by events back then during the days of the founding of the country's constitution.

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Group polarization and risky shift in collaborative work

Group Polarization" and "What Everybody Knows" I discovered that failure in groups is extremely easy and common. But why is this? One would think that the more minds that are involved the better. Yet this is not always the case.

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Literature review of human resources management trends and culture

human resources was to use various search engine and scholarly databases online and to type in keywords like "human resources trends," "current trends in human resources," and "recent advancements human resources management," plus "management trends." I searched for more recent articles in every…

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Defining and measuring the quality of teachers in education

The concept of quality education has been a subject of debate for a long time, with numerous changes being made and improved programs being introduced in the education sector with the aim of delivering to students high quality education.

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Impact of collaborative technology on virtual team performance

As Andriessen (2012) shows, there are positive and negative effects to using collaboration technology -- what needs to be better described is how these effects are produced and why.

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