Defining Punishment Punishment is considered a central component of the criminal justice department. The philosophical theories assert that motives of punishment are to deter wronging on the part of the offender and those who observe. According to (Cushman, 2015) punishment has evolved into a mechanism that is used to teach social partners into how to […]
The 1990s saw an increase in the concerns that were attributed to the rising juvenile deliquescence in the country. According to (Myers, 2016) this period was characterized by a rise in juvenile crime rates and an increase in what the author terms as “juvenile predators”. As a result, a number of reforms in the juvenile
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Historical Tradition Changes: New Policy on the Death Penalty for Minors Read the following article in the Kaplan Library. (2009). Roper, Superintendent, Potosi Correctional Center v. Simmons: certiorari to the Supreme Court of Missouri. Supreme Court Cases: The Twenty-first Century (2000 – Present), 1–5. After you have read the article, write a 3–5 page summary
Soulier, M., & Scott, C. (2010). Juveniles in Court. Harvard Review of Psychiatry, 18(6), 317-325. The Author’s Main Points Regarding Abolishing the Juvenile Courts Soulier & Scott (2010) begin their article by providing a historical development of the juvenile justice system in the United States, from the initial refuge centers or reformatories to the modern juvenile courts.
Leveraging the Foundation of Knowledge Model to Strengthen Interdisciplinary Collaboration in Healthcare As healthcare becomes increasingly complex, the need for effective interdisciplinary collaboration is more critical than ever. Nurses, physicians, pharmacists, and healthcare IT professionals must work in harmony to ensure safe, efficient, and patient-centered care. One of the most impactful frameworks that supports this
Exploring the Application of the Foundation of Knowledge Model in Nursing Education and Practice As the field of nursing continues to evolve with advancements in healthcare technology and evidence-based care, there is an increasing need for a structured framework to guide both academic learning and clinical application. The Foundation of Knowledge Model offers such a
The Link Between the Foundation of Knowledge Model and Clinical Decision-Making in Nursing In modern healthcare, the ability to make timely, accurate, and evidence-based decisions is crucial for delivering high-quality patient care. Clinical decision-making is at the core of nursing practice, requiring the integration of data, clinical expertise, and patient preferences. One powerful framework that
Understanding the Foundation of Knowledge Model in Nursing Informatics The Foundation of Knowledge Model is a pivotal framework in the field of nursing informatics, offering a structured way to understand how nurses interact with and apply information and knowledge in clinical settings. As healthcare evolves with technology, understanding this model becomes essential for nursing professionals
This paper critiqued article “A Randomized Controlled Trial Of The Effects Of Nursing Care Based On Watson’s Theory Of Human Caring On Distress, Self-Efficacy And Adjustment In Infertile Women.” By Ilkay, et al., (2013). The aims of this article were to evaluate the effects of nursing care Based on the theory of human caring on