Essays on Coordinators

The 2013 Early Learning Challenge Flyer is a document describing the details of discretionary grant program by ‘Race to the Top – Early Learning Challenge’ (Department of Health and Human Services, 2013). The program is for states in their struggle for assuring early learning and development for children with high needs in their pre-kindergarten age. The flyer is a summary of the program itself, as well as its grantees’ plans, and investment areas. The document also enumerates the American states and territories, which have applied for the grant in three phases – from 2011 to 2013. This flyer could be helpful ...

Gap in Care Quality during the Discharge Process for Care Coordination for Patients with Chronic Illnesses

Patients in the United States who experience long-term illnesses may change from one health care setting to another. They might move from home to a hospital, to an assisted living facility, or to other types of residential care. The coordination of care for patients with chronic illnesses is reliant on the abilities of health care providers to interact effectively in order to provide optimum outcomes (NTCC, 2010). In order to determine the best possible option for the patient, care coordinators must accurately assess the patient’s condition, reach a consensus on prognosis, evaluate possible resources, and develop and initiate ...

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Application of Drone Technology to Facilitate Effective HIV Diagnostic and Treatment Services to Children in Rural Malawi

INGO UNICEF 1Broadway, New NY 10022 USA Dear Sir, Drones without Borders (DWB) is an organization which has been created to serve HIV vulnerable children in rural Malawi through a partnership with ZipLine Drones. Our organization seeks to develop and implement an four-months program aimed at ensuring fast and continuous delivery of HIV test kits, results, and antiretroviral drugs to provide immediate medical attention to HIV positive children in rural, cut off, hard to access, often combat zone areas in Malawi. The mortality rate of the infected children has been on the rise due to lack of access ...

Maintaining the peace and order in the community are two of the most important roles of the police forces. The authorities apply policing strategies that enable better relationship with the community as well as knowing what the community’s problems are. For many years, police agencies have been developing several approaches in order to achieve the full participation of the society when it comes to maintaining the peace and order as well as to gain respect from the members of the communities they are serving. The purpose of this study is to define two policing strategies, such as the ...

Community policing refer to a philosophy that focuses on problem-solving and proactive approach. The police work in partnership with the community members in solving the problems. There are various countries in the world that use community policing programs to solve crime-related issues. The police rely on the community to provide vital information that assists the police in addressing community concerns and solving the crime. Neighborhood watch program is a community policing strategy that is used in the United States. The program consists of watch coordinators, community coordinators and block captains (Miller et al. 46). All the stokeholds are working ...

SLIDE 2: American Nursing in the Past. Florence Nightingale was perceived by many as the

initiator of the nursing profession, but it actually started at prior to the Civil War. Men and women unofficially learned to assist in treating of the injured in wartimes, and female staff were trained initially in maternity wards. At first, “nurses” were exploited for any type of labor required in treating patients.

SLIDE 3: American Nursing in the Past, continued. With the advent of formal training

programs, nurses began to become recognized as valuable tools in patient care. After overconing racial and gender bias in the industry, nurse began to move into areas of care previously not anticipated.

SLIDE 4: Current Nursing Opportunities. Nurses are usually seen in the health care industry

as diagnosticians, planners, coordinators, and forces for positive change. Many careers previously closed to any ...

Purpose: The document serves as an outline for the volunteers who will work in the upcoming events at Branding Town Hall. The document will give instructions and the pertinent information regarding the fundraising event for orphans living in and around the community of Branding to be held on March 28, 2016 at the town hall. Each volunteer will have specific duties and will have to work within specific timelines to carry out these duties. The committee members will be instructed on how to balance their tasks before and during the function. Overview: Tiny Women’s Volunteers is a non-profit ...