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In Ohio, laws, administrative rules, and professional organizations determine the ethical guidelines for professional nurses. These guidelines represent the effort of countless nursing professionals acting in collaboration over a period of decades locally and nationally. This process is far from over, however, and today's nurses are encouraged to continue contributing to the development of the nursing profession.

Today, technological and Internet advances have brought about some severe consequences, including the rise and exponential growth of online pornography sites. One effect of this has been a high level of exposure and even addiction to such sites. Consequences have included depression, loss of work, social withdrawal, and the like.

This is not a full paper, but rather a series of questions on the subject of the stressors facing corrections officers. Prison guards are often subject to a series of psychological and institutional pressures that can make doing their jobs extremely difficult. The 'subculture' of the profession of corrections officers is discussed as well and the challenges of dealing with female prisoners and prisoners from historically discriminated-against populations.

However, when discussing prisoners with mental health needs, it is important to point out that this population is so significant it is virtually synonymous with the larger population.

Alcoholism is a serious problem in our society. Alcoholism is a "disabling addictive disorder" (Wikipedia, 2011). It is a compulsive behavior by the individual, where he/she is unable to control their consumption of…

¶ … Boykin and Schoenhofer in their theory of Nursing as Care. I first attempt to define the concepts according to the way that they are interpreted in the secondary literature. I then go on to provide some insights…

A Reflection of the American Dream in Langston Hughes's Poetry

The State of Funding for Juvenile Justice Programs

When it comes to the well-being of any given population, the community and public health services both play a role in that well-being and whether it becomes better or worse over time. When a community bands together to make things better and public health services focus on improvement, a population can thrive. This paper looks at some of the effects of public health and the community on the well-being of a population.

Why do abused women tend to stay with their abusers? What are the realities for those abused women -- and how do the realities impact the treatment of battered women? This paper delves into those questions and issues.