Ethical Issues Related to Human Genetic Engineering Introduction Human genetic engineering significantly depends on science and technology. Genetic engineering technology was developed to help prevent the spread of diseases. The technology allows scientists to change genomes’ conduction method to eliminate specific diseases that occur due to genetic mutation. Munsie & Gyngell (2018) suggest that genetic engineering is useful in resolving problems such as diabetes, cystic fibrosis, and others. The technology is also useful in treating Bubble Boy, a deadly disease that results from immunodeficiency (Burgess, 2016). Thus, genetic engineering can improve health and well-being for a longer lifespan. One of the most significant benefits of human genetic engineering is helping cure diseases and illnesses in unborn babies. Fetus screening facilitates the treatment of the unborn. While human genetic engineering can prevent diseases from spreading, the technology has raised various ethical issues regarding its acceptance. This study explores the issues and reveals how they relate to privacy rights and proposes policy to address the issues using a specific framework. Ethical Issues Related to Human Genetic Engineering Human genetic engineering raises critical…

Surname 3   Student’s Name Professor’s Name Course Date Cloud Computing Cloud computing, according to Sharma, is an IT model which provides marketing services that meet certain specific characteristics through hardware and software application (81). For example, Google’s Gmail is a cloud computing provider whereby users are able to receive files and others services. In cloud computing, the infrastructure is shared among users. The cloud computing model consists of two types of model; public and private cloud. In public clouds, the services are available to any user over a network such as the internet. In private clouds, the services are offered to a particular group of users or clients through the internet or a predefined private network (83). The difference between traditional computing and cloud computing is in the mode of access, delivery and the cost too. In traditional computing, one has to own the server or knowingly share to receive services. This means that the capital and operational expenditure cost (capex and opex) are incurred. Also, one has to pay fixed charges even without using the services. In terms…

Cloud solutions Introduction Big data storage has become an issue in the commercial world today because the advent of technology has expanded the scope on which a business can reach. Since necessity directs invention, the need for a cumulative point of information storage has been driven over the recent past by the need to install a shared storage facility that is asked on an online platform to save private organizations the trouble of having to store the immense amount of data and transfer it all over the world. Such an invention is known as the cloud solution, an application vital in almost all industries including online retail for which it has been recommended in the study herein. In online retail services, the necessity of a platform for interaction with consumers is not in question. However, a vast database is necessary for storage of clientele information as well as the knowledge of the product on sale. At Global Retail Services, the current system in question is dependent on the prowess of the internal server. In as much as it currently serves…

Cloud Computing Model   Introduction It refers to the application through internet. It also facilitates service through the internet. It provides a potential to scale many systems it gives an unlimited storage space Cloud computing maintain data and application for any organization or any business. It exhibits 5 characteristics that differentiate and related to the traditional methods of computing. Cloud computing makes improvements in processors. It has a low-cost system management, which generates a good amount of cost saving. It has elasticity in its nature. It is very flexible. It has a self-provisioning of resources.   Cloud Concepts and Model Private cloud: The model doesn’t bring much cost efficiency. Highly valued in the point of view of security. Security concern addressed by VPN Community cloud It is used by several organizations. It helps to reduce cost.   Public cloud: It represents true cloud hosting. It provides services and infrastructure to various clients. A vendor can provide this service free of cost.   Hybrid cloud: It helps in taking advantages of secured applications. It used for cloud bursting.   Cloud SaaS:…

Introduction Healthcare has without a doubt made significant strides in the area of patient safety over the years. A cording to a report by HHS report released on December has revealed that the rates of hospital-acquired conditions have dropped by seventeen percent from the year 2010 to 2014. This reduction led to 87,000 fewer patient deaths in the hospital. And this has significantly been attributed to extensive clinical research of the patient safety problems that faced healthcare. However, clinical research is at its best when applied ethically by the practitioners. This paper will demonstrate an understanding of ethical issues in conducting clinical research. Research ethics can be defined to be the application of fundamental ethical principles to a variety of topics that involve scientific research. Research ethics includes the design and implementation of research that involves animal and human experimentation and some aspects of academic scandal which is inclusive of regulation of research and scientific misconduct. The enterprise of scientific research is built on trust. Therefore, scientist trust that reported results by others is true-that it reflects an honest attempt…

nursing During my entire studies, nursing came first as a career. I felt the need to make a difference in people’s lives; hence nursing was my first option career. However, each profession is essential in studies. It all depends on the passion one has towards that career. In my case, nursing as a career is part of my dream career because of various reasons. First, nursing as a career enables one to make a real difference by helping people in need. Nursing is all about patients. As a career, it will help me save lives, bring happiness to people and their families, and comforts those in distress. From midwifery, mental health, and aged care to rehabilitation, there are many areas where a nurse can positively impact society. Second, nursing as a career will enable me to experience the benefits of a holistic approach to medicine. On an exciting aspect, I enjoy the holistic approach of nursing care. According to Kara Sonora, in nursing, we are taught not to focus on the specific states of disease but rather focus on the…

CLINICAL DECISION-MAKING TOOLS 2   Running head: CLINICAL DECISION-MAKING TOOLS 1     CLINICAL DECISION-MAKING TOOLS Student name Institution affiliation       Clinical decision-making tools are tools found in EHR systems and work together to enhance efficiency, care delivery and outcomes. Through the use of these tools, patients’ information and proof based data are well presented to clinicians at a suitable time throughout the care arranging process, making guidance and appropriate decision for effective care. EHR is a technology that computerizes patient records and makes them available throughout the health care facility from receptions, laboratory to pharmacy. In my workplace, the following are some of the clinical decision-making tools use. Documentation forms and templates Using documented forms as clinical instruments guarantees that suitable information is gathered and recorded. All around planned formats enable clinicians to enter the required information and enter extra data to help the data recorded. In addition to this, templates empower clinicians to obviously and precisely record documentation subtleties that help the care given and shield the office from administrative or legitimate examination. Guided workflows This…

The book displays students bullying teachers The book displays students bullying teachers and other students on and off the school compound. The author categorically states that electronic communications facilitate bullying beyond the schoolyard. Notably, students use the digital space to bully teachers in a discriminatory manner. Legal, judicial activities today advocate for discrimination, harassment, and civil rights to help curb bullying off and on the schoolyard. Thus, the primary points derived from the book include electronic harassment and student behavior on and off-campus. Electronic harassment includes the use of electronic devices to defame other students and teachers through the internet. Student behavior, on the other hand, incorporates student’s actions towards colleagues and teachers. The secondary points made in the book entail restrictions, discipline, and personal realization from both educators and outside school authorities that help reduce bullying (Hinduja & Patchin, 2014). The reading depicts acts of bullying from students to teachers. The book gives an example of two students who used Myspace to create parodies of their teachers (Hinduja & Patchin, 2014). The author gives a straightforward narrative of instances…

Table of Contents Climate for corporate entrepreneurship 2 Work discretion 3 Management support 4 Reinforcement 4 Time availability 5 Organizational boundaries 5 Specific climate variables 5 Entrepreneurial Intensity 6 Conclusion 7 Works cited 9                                     Climate for corporate entrepreneurship   With the increasing global competition, firms continue to re-align their objectives and goals to suit the market demands. In this manner, the assessment of entrepreneurial activities within the company becomes critical to the success of the business (Kuratkoand Morris, 2018, p. 44). Firms need to conduct entrepreneurial health audit on a regular basis to ascertain the performance of their daily operations. The climate for corporate entrepreneurship is essential for firms as it helps them gain a better understanding of the space in which they operate in, the underlying challenges and opportunities provided by the market (Kuratko, 2018, p. 219). For firms to focus on their future, they must clearly understand the present which forms the basis and foundation for future decisions. Entrepreneurial health…

Climate change continues to raise concerns as it takes new shapes every day in the 21st century. Like other economic sectors, the energy sector is also at stake because of the adverse effects that climate change may have on it. In 2012, for example, a hurricane hit the New York City and its adjacent East coast. This hurricane led to a power outage that affected approximately eight million people. Similarly, in India, heat waves led to significant blackouts that were resulting from surged electric demands that affected almost half of its population in the same year. It is with such concerns that the energy sector focused on the adverse effects of the climate change, to come up with best ways to combat this global problem. Research has indicated that the energy sector is among the leading contributors to the worldwide greenhouse gas emissions, which in turn increases climate change. In 2010, it was established that approximately 35% of greenhouse gas emissions were as a result of energy production. However, while a substations amount of evidence supports this claim, it is…