Essays on Family Planning

Introduction

Contraception as a method of population control has elicited mixed reactions from different quotas of the society. A section of religious conservatives still hold onto it that abstinence and not contraception should be the only approach to population control. On the opposing side, modernists believe that contraception allows is not only effective but also people freedom to reproduce when they wish. Canada is among the few countries on the globe where contraception has been implemented as a legal approach towards population control. In Canada, legalization of contraception was not solely done to curb population explosion but also as a ...

Insurance for Arab women migrants v their counterparts in their homelands

In the United States, Arab migrant women are part of an immigrant population from the Middle Eastern and North African (MENA) regions. Health insurance coverage for this group depends on their legal and income statuses. In essence, several thousand have gained coverage under the now threatened Affordable Care Act, with others covered under Medicare, Medicaid, or alternative sources of private insurance. This group majorly comprises of current U.S citizens of Arab origin (Amer & Awad, 2015). However, non-citizen Arab women migrants fall under the 21 percent uninsured residents. These individuals include both undocumented and legally present Arab immigrants. In essence, ...

Part 1

Objective: in this critical analysis, you are expected to demonstrate an understanding of public health ethics and legal issues. Also, you are required to actively engage with the subject and come up with a substantial perspective on it.

Introduction

This critical analysis will outline the main purpose of the public health ethics and legal issues for protecting and upholding public health. Public policies and social programs are some of the aspects that constitute a good public health. Also, some patients with distinct issues contribute to the wellbeing of the public health, especially in a situation of unethical event regarding health ...

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Premarital sex among those living together in a cohabitation has long been a moral concern that many parents and religious people have minded themselves with. Even though the stigma of premarital sex and cohabitation before married has very much faded and waned over the years, the mental health and family planning concerns that come with the subject have amplified in nature give the increase out of wedlock birth rate and the complications of trying to persist with a serious and cohabitating relationship in spite of a marriage not being part of the proverbial equation. The general subject described above ...

A proposal on the Analysis on the Views of Women’s Reproductive Health in the 19th Century and Interpretation of its Historical and Contemporary Impact Analysis on the Views of Women’s Reproductive Health in the 19th Century and Interpretation of its Historical and Contemporary Impact

Background and Rationale

The issue of women’s reproductive health has been a contentious issue for a long time dating back to the early 19th century when it was first made public. However, major steps and changes have taken place between then and now due to legislation, women’s rights campaigns and the works of certain ...

Despite the pioneering efforts of African Americans in social work, their contributions to the profession and social welfare continue to be overlooked. Little is documented about their endeavors and the significant changes they have made over time. Rhonda Wells-Wilbon highlights the racial injustice by exploring the imminent contributions of Ophelia Settle Egypt. The thorough analysis reveals her pioneering efforts as a social worker, researcher, and educator. The author also illustrates potential ways of reaching out to low-income households using social work. In particular, Rhonda’s article pays attention to Egypt’s family planning endeavor amongst low-income African American households. ...

The population of the world has been steadily increasing for millennia. Yet, the 19th century saw exponential growth that led to the current global population of almost 8 billion people. Such a rapid and massive population boost prompts worries about its effects on the environment, the economy, and society. In this essay, we will discuss the difficulties brought on by the global population increase along with possible solutions.

When Will the World Population Reach 8 Billion?

It had taken all of human history until the end of the 18th century for the world population to reach 1 billion people. Then, the growth ...

The demographic transition model and how it was developed by the demographers

Demographic transition is a model describing change in population over a particular period and it is based on two demographic characteristics; birth rates and death rates. The model was developed by Warren Thomson, an American demographer, after observing experimented changes of various countries’ birth rates and death rates over the last two decades (Wilson, 2007).

Four phases of demographic transition model

The four phases of demographic transition are; pre-transition, early transition, late transition, and post transition. During the pre-transition phase, population growth is described to be low. Crude death rates are higher than crude birth rates and so population is declining. During the early transition ...

Female genital mutilation (FGM) is the complete or partial removal of the female genitals. Different cultures in various locations perform the practices in a variety of different ways and to differing degrees. The World Health Organization describes four different standard procedures: a) Clitoridectomy – a practice where all or part of the clitoris is detached; b) Excision –a practice where the clitoris and part or all of the labia minora, the inside vaginal lips, are eliminated; c) Infibulation – a practice where all of the outside genitalia is eradicated and then the opening is tacked up to where there is only ...

Part One

The Problem with McDonald’s Employee Budget The proposed minimum wage budget McDonalds put out is faced with a number of laughable budgetary estimates, some of which are based on wrongful assumptions. One of these assumptions that stands out from the onset is the inference by the drawer that every employee on minimum wage has a second job, an assumption which has proved to be wrong. For instance, in the scenario, MJ does not have a second job and lives on one pay slip. It is essential that in order the proposed budget to gain any endorsement of sorts ...

Issue of Abortion in America

Issue of Abortion in America Several social issues are affecting the American societies. Some of these issues have been within them for long. These concerns have also been a part of discussions in all the academic cycles in America. One of the most discussed issues is abortion. The reasons for abortion, the legality of abortion, and the morality of the act are some of the hottest topics in discussion. This paper is set to discuss the history of the abortion, debate ways of dealing with abortion, past interventions, as well as the reasons for their success or failure.

Abortion ...

The Millennium Development Goals make up the action plan created by the United Nations in order to help developing countries improve their living conditions, medical services, educational and social aspects of their people’s lives. This work is aimed at the consideration of the eight Millennium Development Goals with regard to nursing profession. The legacy of the famous Florence Nightingale cannot but influence the perception of these Millennium Goals. Many of her opinions and attitudes resonate with the Goals, which is impossible to overlook. Florence Nightingale’s avocation was nursing and helping ill. Therefore each and every nurse familiar ...

Information about Planned Parenthood

Planned Parenthood is an organization responsible for providing high quality and affordable healthcare to men, women, and young people. The organization also ranks the top in the United States terms of providing sex education. The organization collaborates with different agencies and organizations worldwide to promote sexual education and ensure the well-being of members and their families in all regions of operations. Planned Parenthood offer affiliate healthcare services such as prevention of unintended pregnancies, treatment of sexually transmitted infections including HIV tests, and offering education programs and outreach to young people and adults. 84 percent of people seeking assistance from ...

Adolescent pregnancy is one family planning issue that is being addressed by initiatives under the Healthy People 2020. Adolescent or teen pregnancy is defined as pregnancy in females aged 19 years or younger (UMMC, 2011). Baseline figures show that in 2005, there were 40.2 pregnancies for every 1,000 girls between 15 and 17 years old and 116.2 pregnancies for every 1,000 girls between 18 and 19 years old (ODPHP, 2016). This issue needs to be addressed because of the physical, social, and economic consequences to young girls, their children, their families, and society. Teens have a higher ...

Introduction:

The women’s rights movement in the United States came about due to the dissatisfaction of many women within the United States about their lack of influence in politics, equality in the home, and opportunity to study. The reason that this was even an issue was due to the fact that women lost a great deal of freedom in history when Christianity gained popularity. Due to the spread of Christian values, women took a different role that was more modest and family-oriented. As a result of this, women over the ages grew very stagnant in their role in the ...

Culture, Advocacy and Sexual Practices

Female genital mutilation (FGM) is the partial or complete removal of the female genitals. Different practices are preformed depending on culture and location. The World Health Organization describes four different procedures: a) Clitoridectomy – a process where all or part of the clitoris is removed; b) Excision –a process where the clitoris and some or all of the labia minora which is the inside vaginal lips is removed; c) Infibulation – a process where all of the outside genitalia is removed and then the opening is stitched up to where there is only a small hole left for urine and menstrual ...

Currently, in all American states, sexually active teens can access contraceptives even if they do not talk about sex and pregnancy with their parents and even without the consent of the parents. Contraceptives are the devices or drugs that are used to prevent a person from getting a pregnancy that is not planned for. Some contraceptives like condoms even avoid the transmission of STDs and HIV. However, some federal and state lawmakers wish to take away the ability by teenagers to protect themselves and other involved parties like their parents, partners and babies (Eichner & Maxine 87). They would like ...

Burwell v. Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc.

In 2010, Congress passed the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Under the ACA, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), is authorized to promulgate regulations on the kinds of contraceptives and family planning services that should be covered under certain employer-based health plans. Previously, HHS exempted a broad class of religious institutions (e.g. churches, religious orders, and their integrated auxiliaries) and not-for-profit organizations. Eventually, HHS concluded that any contraceptive approved by the FDA should be covered. Under the contraceptive mandate, any company not in compliance is subject to a penalty of $100 per ...

Introduction

Abortion is a sensitive aspect in the various dimensions of life, which include religious, cultural and political aspects. It is a concern that has led to public debate over the decades and an area of interest in the public health sector as evidenced by the World Health Organization. At least, a huge percentage of the world population come from countries where the practice is prohibited, and if permitted, it is on the grounds of saving a woman's life, such as in Kenya (Izugbara et al., 2015). However, despite the policies to manage the practice, it is important to appreciate ...

Urinary Tract Infections

Introduction Microbes such as bacteria, fungi and viruses are known to be the leading causes of infection. An infection of the urinary tract is associated with the urine formation system. The tract is colonized by several health bacteria. Infective ones are quickly eliminated from the system when available. The parts of the system that can be infected are the bladder a disease called cystitis. Urethritis affects the urethra, and the kidney is pyelonephritis which is caused by the diffuse spread of infectious organisms into the kidneys (Rechtsteiner & Schappert, 2006). The bacteria E. Coli is the primary cause of UTIs. ...

There are two major problems facing the society today. The problems are overpopulation and pollution. Overpopulation is an issue as the increase in population puts a strain on the available natural resources. It also brings about other problems such as habit extinction as humans make room for themselves, religious diversity and species extinction. Pollution is an issue because it contaminates the available resources that are present for human survival. The problem also causes global warming which can bring about natural disasters such as drought and famine (Rata & Runcan, 2014). Overpopulation has been an issue discussed over the years. The ...

Question No. 1

Tragedy of the commons, as envisioned by Hardin, is the infinite freedom of the people to use or make use of the finite free resources of the world. The unchecked and wanton use by the people of these free resources results in a tragedy, according to Hardin, because eventually such use will overwhelm the resources themselves. A simple, but graphic example used by the author to illustrate this point is a pasture that is open to all for use. If one or several persons use this pasture to graze their animals this would not pose harm to the pasture, ...

One of the most pressing issues in American Health Policy is going to be whether contraceptive care (birth control and family planning options) is going to be covered by government health insurance? This issue has come to the forefront in many conservative states such as Texas who have used legislation to defund Planned Parenthood to promote more anti-abortion and anti-contraception funding measures. What has happened as a result is that thousands of women have been left without family planning care who cannot afford it. The article chosen is called Four Key Issues in Health Law That Are As Relevant ...

Renee Tajima-Pena and Virginia Espinso’s 2015 documentary No Mas Bebes tells the harrowing tale of a number of Mexican immigrant mothers who found themselves the victims of forced sterilization after visiting Los Angeles County General Hospital in the 1970s to give birth. The documentary delves into a number of vital and important issues central to Latina rights, reproductive rights, and the state of immigrant relations in the United States. In its depiction of the implicit horrors of the Mexican immigrant experience, these individuals are shown as brave victims of a system that punishes women for being immigrants, thus ...

Summary of the case study

The case study “Leadership Development for Health Service Delivery: Making the Most of Limited Resources in Afghanistan” describes the implementation of LDP (leadership development program) in Afghanistan’s healthcare system (Alliance for Case Studies for Global Health, 2012). In addition, the study analysis the health benefits that accrue from the program and sustainability of the program. Over the years, the Afghan healthcare system has been faced by numerous challenges such as increased mortality, poor immunization and endemic episodes of infectious diseases particularly due to resource constraints as well as persistent warfare. However, the country has recently witnessed tremendous improvements ...

Sexual Health Issues of Patients in the Primary Health Care Setting

Gott, M., Galena, E., Hinchliff, S. and Elford, H. (2004). “Opening a Can of Worms”: GP and Practice Nurse Barriers to Talking about Sexual Health in Primary Care. Family Practice, 21(5): 528-536. doi: 10.1093/fampra/cmh509.

Abstract

Several studies claim that some health professionals do not allow sexually related issues to be discussed for a long period of time during patient consultations hours under the primary care setting. The aim of this study is to determine the barriers perceived by general practitioners (GP) and practice nurses to inhibit the discussion of sexual health issues under primary care and to identify the ...

1. Discuss the reality and significance of the Civil War in U.S. history. What were the factors that led to the outbreak of war? What were the long-term consequences of the conflict? Discuss Lincoln s role. What did emancipation mean to both sides in the war?

The reality of the US Civil War lies with the then economic and social differences between the Northern and Southern parts of the US, where Northern Federal states, grew industrialized, welcoming new cultures, while the Southern confederate states maintained an antiquated social order, and agriculture, utilizing the slaves in their farms. These socio ...

Introduction

Sex health education is a very vital topic that should be discussed but it has been avoided due to various reasons such as religious differences and cultural differences. Over the years the number of teenagers and youth below the age of twenty five who experience early pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections has increased drastically especially in the United States of America. This has led to the creation of comprehensive sex education programmes and sessions in schools so as to help the young people to adapt to healthy sexual behaviours and to make healthy and clear decisions about sex. Sex health ...

Introduction

Teen pregnancy is a health problem that has publicly been acknowledged. Teen pregnancy has repercussions that are long lasting for the teenage mothers and the baby. Teenage mothers are likely to score low on their language skills and may not graduate from high school. Teenage pregnancy opens doors to other problems such as substance abuse and may suffer from depression. Peer pressure is listed among the top factors that lead to teenage pregnancies. Teenagers, whose friends have boyfriends and are already having sex, start feeling pressured for sex and have boyfriends so that they can fit in the group. The ...

Betty Rollin, in his article has condemned motherhood terming it as less important especially in the modern society. He concludes her article claiming that if God was to speak to people in an audible voice, he would say ‘multiply and be fruitful’ (Rollin 377). This is contrary to the biblical scripture that encourages people to increase in numbers through giving birth. Rollin has looked at motherhood in a negative perspective that is not fitting especially to a woman. She has neglected many other positive attributes of motherhood and mainly concentrated on the negatives. The fact is that, despite the challenges that ...

Abstract

One of the most controversial issues ever over time is abortion and whether women have the right to have one or not. The debate has become even more intense after the Roe v. Wade court case. Opposing viewpoint collide, based on one’s religion, morals and political affiliations, among others. To answer the perpetual dilemma ‘to have an abortion or not’ is always difficult and subjective. However, introducing the health problems deriving from having an abortion is a more objective approach, given that projected medical-related problems are based on solid evidence and facts. This paper discusses the possible reasons why a ...

Figure 1: Map of Africa showing the countries selected for this study

Introduction

Population dynamics affects a country’s development and the general contribution of the country or region to the global society. This paper examines the relative population growth of Africa using ten countries from the continent (Libya, Angola, Kenya, Cameroon, Guinea, Mauritania, Botswana, Ghana, Chad and Madagascar) in comparison to five countries from other regions. The U.S.A, Ukraine (former Soviet Union), South Korea (Asia), Qatar (Middle East), Brazil (South America) are the countries selected to compare to the African countries. This paper presents ranking of the fifteen countries above ...

The president of National Abortion Rights Action League, Nancy Keenan, gives a strong speech where she advocated for women’s reproductive justice. She believes that women should have access to family planning methods. This means that she refutes the idea of women being limited by certain measures such as abolishing abortion and family planning methods. Also, Keenan brings up past records of both Ryan and Romney voting against women joining military (Harson 15). This makes it clear to the audience, which is mainly women, that the former presidential candidates do not support gender equality. This paper will show that the sole ...

Introduction

Mexico is one of the fastest growing economies in the world. It was economically very poor till 1980s. However, since then the country has made huge progress economically. Because of economic development, Mexican government was able to provide better health facilities in the last few decades. Mexico still has one of the worst medical systems among the OECD countries. This essay will discuss the life expectancy, age distribution, top health issues and top causes of death in Mexico.

Life Expectancy

The overall life expectancy of people in Mexico is 75 years as per the WHO published data in 2011. Ranked at ...

The Effect Of Population Growth On Economic Growth

Population growth and economic development have been written about in many empirical studies and then there are three distinct results that have come out regarding their inter relation (Hodgson, 1988). While few of the studies suggest that population growth acts a deterrent for economic growth, there are others that suggest just the opposite. Another set of studies reveal no connection between the two factors whatsoever. Therefore, it is quite difficult to come to a conclusion regarding the impact of population growth on economic growth. The ‘Malthusian’ view regarding this subject suggests that increase in population results in poverty and a consequent ...

Cultural Overview

Leila is a woman aged 34 years old. She is of Haitian descent, and she resides in the State of Connecticut. She is married with four children: two girls and one boy. She is also five months pregnant. Leila lives with her husband and children in the same house. In addition, her Uncle and two siblings also reside in the same neighborhood as she does. They meet quite often and even share some meals together. Leila also has no friend apart from members of her ethnic group. Besides, she spends little time with her friends. The only people with whom ...

Interview

Healthcare and diversity of cultures are inseparable entities. They all have a direct influence over each other. As such, nurses and other healthcare providers are required to practice a significant level of competency to achieve quality outcomes of the care process (Diller, 2014). In a bid to understand the role of cultural competence in healthcare provision, I interviewed one JT an LPN working in New York at a renowned Nursing home. JT is born to a Mexican father and a Polish mother, and she has significant experiences living in the two parent countries before the family relocated permanently to the USA. JT says that she ...

Even in our quickly advancing, modern world where it appears that men and women are on an ever-evening playing field, there are some parts of the world where women are still hidden in complete obscurity. Sometimes women are so undervalued in a family they are killed once they are born, or murdered because the dowry that came with them on their wedding night was not large enough. India is a place where to be a woman and to be afraid are sometimes synonymous. Forced into labor before their bones are even fully formed, and never allowed to make a real decision for themselves, ...

Introduction

This essay discusses restrictions imposed on the people of China, which stipulated that many couples were forbidden to have more than one child. The essay covers why and when the measure was introduced, the ethics of such a policy and when it might be relaxed. Further, alternative policies are considered, as are the outcomes of the existing policy.

Background to the Policy

The Chinese government’s policy of restricting couples to having just one child was announced in 1979 because the government was seriously concerned about the population explosion. One outcome of the earlier Marxist doctrine prevailing in China was that in the latter ...

When I saw the results of the footprint test that I took, It was surprising and disappointing to learn that I was consuming too much of the resources in this earth. My score says that I need 6.2 planet earths if everyone in the world consumes the way I do. I felt sad about this because I thought I am on of the reasons why tour nature is degrading. My test results also show that I am using too much energy for electricity and that I am emitting 31.2 tons of carbon dioxide, which is the primary cause of ...

Introduction

China is the world’s most populous country. Its population comprises roughly 20 percent of the total world population. It is also a close second to the United States in terms of the size of economy and a close third when it comes to military size and even military technology sophistication. Over the past decades, the People’s Republic of China has slowly but surely gained strength to become a regional superpower, both in terms of economic and military benchmarks, especially when the fact that it is still being considered as one of the fastest growing economies not only in Asia but ...

Introduction

This research paper examines China’s national policy of restricting families to producing only one child, using research based on credible internet sources. The paper includes discussion of why and when the policy was implemented, its effect on the people of China and China as a nation, and whether it is a policy that should be or will be continued.

The Research

Kane and Choi (Oct. 1999) provide a comprehensive overview of China’s “One Child Policy in their paper published in the British Medical Journal (BMJ). They report that it was a government policy first introduced in 1979; because the Chinese government was concerned ...

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Introduction

Public health is the science of providing protection and improving the health of the people through education, reinforcement of healthy lifestyles, and research for injury and disease prevention. Public health is vital in preventing problems concerning health even before they transpire. The significant achievements of public health in the 20th era have enhanced the way quality of life of the people.

Core Public Health Function Chosen

The core public health function chosen is the monitoring of the environment and health status and solving community health problems. How the Core Function Pertains to the Controversial Public Health Issue In the 20th ...

The selection of India comes as no surprise for a number of reasons. It has an ever-changing population rate and a rich history that stipulates and rationalizes population trends. Mortality and population growth have historical underlying reasons. The point is that the Indians would incur multiple waves of incursion. Alexander the Great and Genghis Khan conquered parts of the Indian subcontinent while the British troops sent the whole region into the vassalage of English royalty. An increase in exploitation is always in inverse proportion to population growth and life expectancy. Since the region was the lucrative sources of spices, cotton, and ...

Climate Change as a Man-Made Problem, and Solutions for The Prevention of Climate Change.

Human activities have had diverse effects on the environment and climate in general. The processes of urbanization, civilization, and industrialization that are attributable to human activities have led to climatic changes. Scientists hold different opinions towards the issue of climate change. Some claim that climatic changes have occurred due to general human activities while others attribute climate changes to particular human activities. The dilemma presents in these human activities, which people consider as necessary for their survival (News, 2013, p. 1). For example, industrialization has made things easier for a man. Industrialization has also caused climatic change. Such dilemmas revolve ...

Background of human trafficking

Human trafficking can be related to the slave trade, a practice that was common before the 17th century. Human trafficking involves the transportation of human beings from one region to the other for the main purpose of providing cheap labour, as well as some income to the traders. In this procedure, humans are lured or forced into accepting to work elsewhere for a fee. In some cases, there is no payment accorded to the workers, they are not paid anything especially if they have been exchanged for money. Their masters or mistress only agree to carter for their needs during the ...

During the mid to late 1970s, China faced a big problem: there were too many children being born in the country. In the wake of Mao’s Cultural Revolution, the entire country was focused on changing the path that China was on. The people in the government were worried that if the population growth continued at the rate that it was going, that China would become immensely overpopulated and would face problems like famine, sickness, and widespread economic downturn. China’s “one child” policy is actually a “family planning” policy according to the Chinese government, as there are certain types of ...

Woman suffrage is a movement that was established to give females the right to vote as well as vie for an electoral position. This became of significance when it was recognized that women also had a right to determine and shape the destiny of their societies. Culture has for a long time sidelined women in issues of governance as they are considered weak and incapable. After a series of events and even movements that were led by women. It was realised that women had similar capacities as their male counterparts only that they were denied the opportunity. Culture has always given women the ...

The entire and main course of vision of the United States (US) department of Human Health Services (HHS) is basically to ensure that the live of the American people would have been spent effectively, healthy and successful as well. HHS is held responsible for providing health case care and facilities to the seniors and child care in total in order to protect and keep up the pace of good effective and healthy. With effectively diseases could also be controlled effectively with the help of protection based stance. The government has appropriated a total amount known as funds to HSS amounting ...

- Definition of the Problem

Family Planning Programme

Family planning in India is largely a government sponsored program under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. The national family planning program in India was first launched in 1951. This was first governmental population stabilization program in the world. The program later underwent an expansion to include maternal and child health, nutrition and family welfare. The common methods of Family Planning include condoms, birth control pills, Intrauterine devices (IUD) and sterilization. Government efforts to implement Family Planning Programmes have had a significant impact in the country. It is estimated that by 1996, the program had ...

China is the most populated country in the world. According to reports by world population statistics which were released on September 2013, china is ranked as the world’s most populated country with 1.354 billion people which is a 0.01% increase from the previous records. Its population is approximated to be 19% of the world’s population (World, 1). Its population density is 363.3 persons per square mile. Han Chinese is the largest ethnic group in China with an approximated 91.6% of the country’s totality inhabitants. The rest of the populace is composed of the minority ethnic groups which ...

Each year the number of adolescent girls who get pregnant and decide to keep the child gets lower, however the issue of the teenage pregnancy still keeps on holding a prominent place in the list of social and medical problems of the developing countries. Adolescent mothers face a wide variety of problems and insecurities that promise to have a major impact both on their lives and the lives of their children. Most of the girls are forced to drop their education, and the necessity to bring up a child and to support their own living without any help from their families or the ...

The one child policy poses challenges to all sectors of the Chinese economy; the policy does more harm than good to the people of China. Just like any other government policy, there is a need to review it to ensure that it does not paralyze the economy of China in the coming years. Various measures can be put into place to ensure that the harmful effects of the policy are evaded. The policies need to consider the short term and long term effects to avoid recurrence of the same problem in the coming years. One of the solutions is ...

Following the American Psychological Association’s Guidelines

Reg No Designation Abstract The term paper begins with an outline of the paper structure. The definition of youth is discussed initially followed by the practical illustrations of the current youth going to lead tomorrow. Personalities like Michael Dell, Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Rahul Gandhi, Sachin Tendulkar, Oprah Winfrey, Ali Hewson and J. K. Rowling etc. are discussed as role models of youth. The various challenges of the youth are discussed pertaining to problem solving, time management, Spirituality, physical and mental health of the youth, Decision making, Developing the right attitude, Managing people, lack of mentoring ...

Response to student #2 answer

This is indeed a good job. The answers given reflect the requirements of the exercise. Identification of various aspects required for completion of the assessment clearly indicate competent interpretation of the happenings presented in the paradox under consideration . You have clearly noted that in order to avoid the Abilene paradox, someone has to be on the other side of the view of others. Still, you stated that advocating for the negative as someone could do in this case would help the people involved in a very appropriate way.

Response to student #1

This response is indeed thrilling. You openly indicate that all the meetings that ...

Summary

Brazil was considered of the future superpowers during its formative years. It presented great opportunities for growth. The business environment favored investment that would see the nation develop to a great resourceful nation. However, due to economic, social and political setbacks, Brazil is categorized under the developing economies. The country’s population is too high to be controlled by the government. This has led to several problems such as unemployment, inadequate social amenities and poor infrastructure. The 2014 World Cup is aimed at helping rebuild the Brazilian economic status.

There are several problems facing the Brazilian population, which include the following

- The government gives little money to family planning organizations ...

Introduction

Over recent years, religion has become a very crucial part in the health field especially in nursing. The concept of evangelicalism has influenced the health care sector a great deal. According to Thobaben (2010), evangelicalism is a form of social movement that is governed by a certain set of rules. These rules have enabled it to be applied in different areas in healthcare especially in nursing. Leadership and nursing choices are governed by the morals that evangelicalism supports. However, aspects of evangelicalism have affected the health field negatively. The issues of ethics that arise from evangelicalism affect certain health practices. For instance, issues ...

Abstract

Over population has become a major worldwide issue in the past decades. Industrialization and modernization are deemed as major reasons for such anomalous variation. This essay discusses the reasons as to why over population will become a major issue in the future, and presents proof of how the trends like migration, over filling of larger cities and diminishing resources have already began showing signs of what lies in the future ahead.

Introduction

The present population of earth is more than 6 billion people (World Population Review, 2013). They belong to innumerable categories, divided through borders, sects, cultures, societies, and religions. However, there ...

In this paper, I will compare and contrast two international funding programs, which majorly support health services in the developing countries. For the purpose of this assignment, I will compare and contrast Population Service International (PSI) and AIDS Relief, which are both international organizations funding health related programs in developing economies.

PSI at a Glance

It is a global health organization aimed at improving the health standards of people in the developing economies. The organization majorly focuses on challenges such as family planning, HIV and AIDS, health risks associated with children less than five years such as diarrhea, malaria, pneumonia, and malnutrition, and barriers ...

Introduction

Sex is a very sensitive topic. For some countries, especially those that are characterized by extreme levels of conservatism, discussing sex or any topics or issues related to it in public is considered taboo. In most western countries however, the topic of sex, and not exactly the act of doing it, is viewed quite differently. Most educational institutions offer complementary sex education classes to students, which are usually those in the secondary and tertiary school levels. In the United States for example, this practice is considered both legal and ethical. But nonetheless, there is still a significant portion of the population, ...