Imagine that you are a Project Manager at a Community Based Organization working to improve urban health in your chosen community. Select and describe an urban community in NYC. Provide some background information about this community, including why the community that you have chosen is considered urban. Explain why you have chosen this community for […]
Review of a Dramatic Film That Focuses on a Movement or Social Justice Cause Write a 1000-1500 word review of a dramatic film (i.e. not a documentary) that focuses on a movement or social justice cause. You can choose from list below OR approach the instructor with an alternative suggestion, which must be approved by
Decision-making is one of the essential processes in the day-to-day activities of each person, especially the one in a management and leadership position. The decision-making process is complex as it involves several steps and can be categorized into four main styles. Each of these steps and styles is different and plays a unique role in
The Great Marketing Debate: Quality vs. Quantity Healthcare marketing describes the various highly-segmented channels which involve both offline and online techniques established to evaluate and obtain the right patients with the aim of nurturing them to create a strong bond in their recovery journey. In this regard, healthcare marketing seeks to gain and retain customer
The Link Between Modern Society and the Rise of Process Addictions In the 21st century, the rapid transformation of daily life has created fertile ground for a new wave of behavioral health issues most notably, the increase in process addictions. Unlike substance addictions, process addictions involve compulsive engagement in rewarding behaviors such as gambling, shopping,
Understanding Shopping Addiction and Compulsive Spending as Process Addiction Shopping addiction, also known as compulsive spending or compulsive buying disorder is a recognized form of process addiction where individuals engage in repetitive purchasing behaviors driven by emotional triggers rather than tangible needs. Unlike purchase habits driven purely by necessity, compulsive shoppers rely on buying as
Understanding Food Addiction as a Process Addiction Food addiction is increasingly recognized as a form of process addiction, involving compulsive behaviors around eating that mirror the psychological patterns seen in substance abuse. Unlike drug or alcohol addiction, where an external substance is involved, food addiction centers on behaviors like emotional eating, binge eating, or compulsive
Nurses have a duty to protect and uphold the confidentiality of their clients’ health information. They should seek to protect related to the past, present, or future health information regarding a patient. Notably, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA) is legislation which was enacted to ensure the protection of patient’s health information in
Crisis Overview The presence of incessant conflict in Yemen for four years has devastated millions of livelihoods. The number of displaced civilians is set to trample world war equivalents, which will transform Yemen into the largest humanitarian crisis in the world. More than 20 million civilians living in Yemen are at risk of starvation (Winter,
Understanding Workaholism as a Process Addiction In a society that often glorifies hustle culture, achievement, and productivity, workaholism can be mistakenly viewed as dedication or ambition. However, when the drive to work becomes compulsive and interferes with health, relationships, and personal fulfillment, it crosses the line into a dangerous behavioral condition known as a process