Essays on Mismatch

1. I have reviewed the article about the U.S job opening and skill mismatch emerging. I have observed that it is related to our weekly reading material in different ways. The U.S job opening has increased in the country and companies have difficulties in finding the appropriate candidates. It is difficult to find the skilled people who have information about the ethical behavior and values. The business ethics play an important role in the developed of the organizations. Hence, the companies are searching to hire high moral people who will perform in a certain manner according to the organization’ ...

A Proper understanding of the pathophysiology of diseases and conditions is essential in their treatment as well as management. Every disease has a way of affecting the normal functioning of the body. Some disorders attack the whole body while others affect specific organs. Therefore, it is crucial to study the pathophysiology of diseases. It is also essential to understand the relationship between related diseases. This helps in understanding the interactions between the diseases. This paper is set to examine the pathophysiology of pneumonia, hypoxemia, as well as thyroid cancer. Additionally, the paper analyses the relationship between these diseases.

Pathophysiology of Pneumonia

Pneumonia ...

Introduction

Unemployment is a state the people in most societies generally avoid. This is because unemployment can have negative impacts on both the economy of a county and the quality of life of its citizens. Unemployment impairs one’s ability to provide for oneself and any dependents and contribute to a country’s development. Unemployed individuals can become more of a liability rather than an asset to a country and the people that live in it. Moreover, there may be many available jobs, but unemployment continues to persist. This could be the result a number of reasons and one of ...

Introduction

This paper aims at evaluating concepts of alteration in homeostatic state, secondary to temporal variables. It analyses the case study of Brad, a 45-year old coal cutter who has held the job for 25 years. Brad is experiencing a chronic cough due to prolonged exposure to coal. Importantly, he has not been attending yearly checkups because he fears that his lung is “black.” The disease leads to fibrosis, reduced diffusing ability, and dilation of the small airways. In the final stage, the airways, alveoli, and pulmonary capillaries become damaged.

How the disease described in the case study creates incongruous between ventilation and perfusion

Chronic lung disease may induce mismatch in ventilation and perfusion ...

INTRODUCTION

The society is aware that unemployment negatively affects the economy and the quality of life of many people in general. Many efforts had been put into reducing unemployment along with the high cost that comes with these efforts. Due to the apparent effect of unemployment, many people often propose on how unemployment may be lowered without thinking much about the many factors that come into play with regards to unemployment. A good proposal should not only focus on the solutions, but on the underlying principles as well. Likewise, this paper will focus on concepts that are relevant to unemployment, ...

Introduction

The growing cost of college education has raised debates about how viable a college degree is. These debates are further fueled by required knowledge and skill sets required for current job market. Given current unemployment rates (coming in heel of an unprecedented economic recession), investment in college education has not only become a financial burden long after graduation but is also becoming, critically, less rewarding from a job prospect perspective. Indeed, "overeducated" college graduates – particularly ones completing an undergraduate or a higher degree in software engineering or digital media majors – are experiencing particularly painful job experiences, particularly during early ...

The Components of Cultural Match in Psychotherapy

Available evidence suggests that when clients from ethnic minority seeking mental health treatment are paired with therapists from the similar ethnic background, the rates of drop out is lower, and there is an increased utilization of treatment. Based on previous studies about culture, I believe this is true to a large extend. For example, Hofstede (2001) pointed out that there are six cultural dimensions in the world including uncertainty avoidance, indulgence, individualism vs. collectivism, long-term orientation, masculinity vs. feminism, and power distance. These cultural dimensions might affect the relationship between the client and the therapist, and also treatment outcome. ...

Executive Summary

Implementations of care paths will/may help cut healthcare costs. This report argues that the adoption of the care path approach is necessary to ensure MGH's costs are sustainable, but to ensure success, a phased approach to implementation approach, stakeholder engagement, constant, communication, and use of formal change management models will help.

Summary of the Case

As one of the largest hospitals in the country and a pioneer of open-heart surgery, MGH its ability to rein the costs of one of the most expensive procedures would serve as an important guide for the rest of the industry. Its costs are higher than its competitors ...

Summary

The given article is about a BiFET GSM-EDGE, which is a power amplifier that consists of a built in circuit to limit current. The collector current is limited to a predetermined level of the value 2.1 Amperes by having a bias circuit incorporated in the power stage of the amplifier thus limiting the HBT cells base current. The power amplifier ruggedness is increased by the given novel scheme in case it is subjected to much mismatch conditions. Furthermore, the matched loads of EDGE and GMSK PAE are maintained in a linear manner. In this paper, current limiting capabilities in ...

An ideal image of a person is a combination of self-perception and the perspective of others who know him. Self-perception is not an objective process. It’s often distorted by the result of motivated cognition. This omission results in blind spots. Self-perception is biased by “motives such as the desire to maintain a positive self-concept; the desire to confirm one’s existing self-views, and the desire to enhance oneself” . Accuracy in self-knowledge is a topic of research for psychologists. The narrative psychologist believe that objective self-knowledge is not possible . Narrative Psychologists argue that people attach meanings to objects and ...

Abstract

The unforeseen changes in the macroeconomic environment globally will affect today’s successful business models. This will in effect translate to a shift in the employment landscape. Technological advancements and demographic changes will affect how jobs are created, recruitment patterns, career progression, job content, skills needed and the levels of productivity needed. The changing employment landscape will be anticipated by both businesses, governments and individuals so that they are able to fully seize the opportunities presented by these trends and to mitigate undesirable effects. Likely, in this dispensation, the service industry will have the biggest proportion of job openings ...