Qualities of a Good Hospital Name Institution Affiliation Due to the demand for first-class health facilities has been on the increase. The generation of baby boomers is getting old, and their likelihood of getting chronic diseases is high. Due to unhealthy decisions, including eating habits, they accelerate the number of individuals ailing from chronic diseases. Patients are cautious of deceptive healthcare projects. It has become essential to construct a hospital that gives affordable and high-quality healthcare services. Good hospitals put their patients at the front line. Policies, pricing structures, including facilities, are enhanced to give a hassle-free encounter to patients. They are ready to adapt to the fast-changing technological advancements. Integrating modern technology is essential to healthcare. The fate of an organization depends on the abilities of leaders. Patients nowadays are becoming aware of their rights, and therefore a good hospital should transparent on pricing. Coordinated care is essential to a good hospital and internal communication in different departments ( Blue & Spurling, 2016).       References Blue, S.,…

The principle of utility The principle of utility denotes that attitudes or conducts are beneficial in so far as they enhance joy or fulfilment, opposite as they result to promote sadness or grief. Therefore, the utility is a deliberate law. It once again increments some of the similar elemental factors correlated with evil, as described in the last part on Teleological Theories. The excitement of happiness and grief are generic affairs associated with the central nervous system (CNS), which are driven by the cerebral cortex. Most of the utilitarians insist that pleasure and grief are the major affirmatives and are potential, more or less, appraised. The main branches of utility are Act Utilitarianism and Consequential Utilitarianism. “Actions are right in proportion as they tend to promote happiness, wrong as they tend to produce the reverse of happiness” –John Stuart Mill. The state of an action being morally right or wrong is dependent on the consequences. An Alacrity is preferential if it leads to the best result out of the options accessible, of which, in a different circumstance, it is wrong.…

Qatar Airline Company, which operates as Qatar Airways, is owned by Qatar flag carrier’s state. Its headquarter is currently located in Doha at Qatar Airways Tower. It works hub-spoke, and it links more than 150 countries across all the continents, i.e., Asia, Africa, Europe, South America, North America, and Oceania. It has employed over 43000 across the world.  It was established in 1993, but its operation started on January 20, 1994. In 1995, Sheikh Hamad Bin Ali Bin Jabor (CEO) employed 75 staff workers. At this time, the Airline consisted of two airbuses, which served the following routes; Bangkok, Abu Dhabi, Cairo, Dubai, Khartoum, London, Kuwait, and Tokyo. The second hand Boeing 747sp was acquired in 1966 from air Mauritius. All airlines to Istanbul, Anthems, Tunis and Madras were suspended in late 1996 as Muscat and Calcutta were withdrawn in 1977. In the same year, they launched flights to London. The two Boeing 747s flights were replaced by 231 seater Airbus A300-600R from Ansett worldwide aviation college, which was they got as secondhand, which lead to a new log in…

            Qatar Airline   First name, middle name, Last name Department, University Course Code: Course Name Instructor Date                         Qatar Airline Company, which operates as Qatar Airways, is owned by Qatar flag carrier’s state. Its headquarters is currently located in Doha at Qatar Airways Tower. It works hub-spoke, and it links more than 150 countries across all the continents, i.e., Asia, Africa, Europe, South America, North America, and Oceania. It has employed over 43000 across the world.  It was established in 1993, but its operation started on January 20, 1994 (Grimme & W, 2011). In 1995, Sheikh Hamad Bin Ali Bin Jabor (CEO) employed 75 staff workers. At this time, the Airline consisted of two airbuses, which served the following routes; Bangkok, Abu Dhabi, Cairo, Dubai, Khartoum, London, Kuwait, and Tokyo. The second hand Boeing 747sp was acquired in 1966 from air Mauritius. All airlines to Istanbul, Anthems, Tunis and Madras were suspended in late 1996 as Muscat and Calcutta were withdrawn in 1977.…

                      Qantas Company Financial Performances and Ethical Recommendation   Student’s Name: Institution Affiliation: Course: Instructor: Date:                         Question A The Qantas Company is always committed to comply with entire appropriate rules and regulations. Qantas Groups conducts business with higher standards of integrity and honor. Therefore, the management monitors working and financial situation and performance in an orderly manner. Qantas company agrees with its business idea, comprising approving planned objectives and considering and approval on business strategy and annual budget. +The Qantas company reported a Fundamental PBT1 of $80 million, Constitutional Loss Earlier Tax Qantas Business Annual Financial Performances   2017 2018 $M Change Percentage Change Qantas $21,000,000 $229,000,000 $250,000,000 10% Qantas Frequent Flyer 203,000,000 $170,000,000 34,000,000 20% Qantas freight 233,000,000 $350,000,000 110,000,000 32% The Qantas Group’s Fundamental of $ 80 million was realized within a year of substantial challenges and key transformational change. The business activity and succeeding grounding within the initial half of 2015/2016 hurt the firm. Therefore,…

              Public Health and Global Issues Related to Nursing Practice Name Institution Date                                     Public Health and Global Issues Related to Nursing Practice   Introduction Public health and global issues related to nursing practices are common problems that continue facing the field of nursing. One of them is the use of human beings as guinea pigs for experimentation purpose, especially on new medicines. Another one being the misuse of a human being without their consent for medical experiments which has increased cases of human trafficking and other inhuman practices. A famous incident is the Guatemala syphilis Experiment of 1946 by the American researchers who injected poor Guatemalans with syphilis and other STDs to determine the effectiveness of a specific vaccine. Most Guatemalans lost human dignity through this process as some died while others were left to live with permanent effects of the experiment. After the end of the slave trade, human trafficking took the place of slavery…

  History of Medicine Introduction The field of medicine is well-entrenched supremely, a high prestige profession, framed in a body of relative independence, science of self-directing, specialists, and practices. The book Blood and Gut is a historical accounting of how medicine, knowledge of science, and advancing technology changes our thoughts and health treatment and illness from its unpleasant and horrific beginnings to become the refined and multimillion-dollar company we have. Roy Porter, the author of Blood and Gut book, examines the conflict fought between diseases and physicians on the battleground from the ancient period to the present (Marantz 1). The author explores a variety of ingenious methods application in attempting to overcome illnesses through ages. Porter’s book organization is divided into three parts: the first part is the disease, the second is the patient, and the last one is the doctors. The major transmogrification occurs around significant advancement in our understanding of science concepts, especially our familiarity with the human body. This paper examines how the history of the disease can be seen from these two completely different viewpoints. Body…

Name: Professor: Date: Classical Conditioning Classical conditioning is an element of human learning discovered by Pavlov. It entails learning from the environment. This means that learning entails several aspects other than imparting loads of information in our brains. Classical conditioning is crucial since it can be used to explain every aspect of human psychology. This discussion focuses on a critical review of classical conditioning by Pavlov. The most interesting thing I learned from the tutorials is that stimulus and response happen naturally. This means we have no control over them, but they have a significant impact on our learning. Most importantly, is that our perception designs the kind of response we give to a stimulus. When a neutral stimulus does not signify the desired event, our bodies’ initial response is reversed. This signifies an important lesson in learning. In a sense, learning not only entails imparting loads of information in our brains but also unconditioned responses from a stimulus. Most importantly, I have learned from the tutorials that it is easy to condition and train animals and humans with the…

COMMUNITY POLICING 14   Running head: COMMUNITY POLICING 1         Community Policing Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation     Abstract The effect practices which are being done by the police robbery cases in the community can only be estimated by a set of well-formulated simultaneous equations. The measures on the police activities and resources on the streets are exceedingly precise than anything else. Therefore, this paper aims at determining the connection between Community Policing Strategy and the individual components the perception of a crime risk, fear, incivilities, and frequency in the sense of safety. The research encompassed approximately 1000 respondents who are over 18 years old. The field research combined two main quantitative research methods, that is, face-to-face interviews and telephone interviews in households. This research paper synthesises the empirical evidence on the participation of the police in the community initiatives using a variety of practices. An overview of the community policing is provided with mild attention to the essence and objectives of the approach. Similarly, prior studies about the effectiveness of community policing have been reviewed as…

                    Name Date Institution     PSYCHODYNAMIC PERSPECTIVE. The story of a teenage girl who bites her nails was published in the local daily newspaper. A 16-year-old adolescent girl who was featured says that she has been biting her nails ever since she was young. She claims that her experiences while growing up generated anxiety that propels her to bite her nails even when she is not anxious. She narrates that some robbers attacked their place when she was four years old and dared to rape her. Thus, this created a withdrawal attitude in the girl resulting in her keeping biting her nails ever since. Therefore, due to the trauma, the girl developed anxiety that has always affected her to date. In psychology, this can be explained through a psychodynamic perspective. It says that childhood behaviors can significantly affect ordinary emotions and change how individuals may behave in the future. The psychodynamic perspective involves understanding events and feelings in an individual’s head (Caputo 2020). The unconscious part of the mind is…