Types of Families Family is the basic unit of society. Usually, it is where an individual acquires his/her values, characteristics, and habits. There are various types of families such as nuclear, extended, kinship, et cetera. The type of family is dependent on various factors including social, cultural, and historical constructs. A comparison of the Standard […]

Systems Thinking and Corporate Strategy All businesses strive to thrive and grow, which allows all the involved stakeholders to benefit. The way they achieve this is by remaining flexible; this entails constantly researching both internal and external environments to identify strengths, weaknesses, threats, and opportunities. This prompts a company to lay a corporate strategy geared

                      The Left Populist Movements and Emerging Setbacks in Europe and the United States The Global Financial Crisis of 2007-2009 is, arguably, one of the most profound events witnessed in the Western world in contemporary times. Today, reverberations of this incident are still evident and are often characterized by political ideologies and inclinations directly linked

Health Promotion Plan The focus of this health promotion plan is sudden infant death syndrome, which refers to the sudden death of infants under one year of age, which cannot be explained even following a thorough investigation including autopsy, death scene investigation, and clinical history review. The syndrome is also referred to as “crib death”

Highlighting the Fundamental Principles of Care Coordination             The fundamental principles of care coordination encompass novel perspectives centered on the deliberate structuring of patient care to improve treatment outcomes. This process also involves the dissemination of relevant care-related information to fellow healthcare providers and patients with the sole aim of improving safety of boosting care

Memory and Brain Mechanism The brain refers to a body organ that is accountable for the mind. It is the foundation for thinking, behavior, feeling, curiosity, wanting, memory and learning, wanting, and perceiving. Memory is an important mental process and without it, humans are not capable of doing anything other than stereotyped behaviors and simple

Preliminary Care Coordination Plan The primary purpose of this care coordination plan is to ensure integration of health care services that meet the needs of individuals at risk of heart failure. There exist many causes of heart failure, which if identified early enough can inform a preventative care plan. Some of these conditions include high

Neurotransmission When attempting to accurately comprehend neurotransmission and how a neuronal impulse is ultimately responsible for creating a series of events well within the neuron, it would be imperative to develop a general overview of some major and basic constituents of the central nervous system (CNS). We can begin this process by evaluating the CNS