Beckett, K. (2012). Race, drugs, and law enforcement toward equitable policing. Criminology & Public Policy, 11(4), 641-653. The research study by Katherine Beckett, a distinguished law professor and author, explores the racial discrepancies that define the enforcement of the drug law in the US. The discrepancies are rather pronounced in some states, including Seattle. In […]
Singh, I. (2019). A review paper on hotel industry – a study of trend in hospitality industry and the types of hotels. International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET), 6(3), 7189-7193. This article discusses hotels as an element of the hospitality industry. This article focuses on a wide range of factors influencing hotels in
Overview The recent wide scale adoption of Clinical information systems (CIS) is considered a ground-breaking development in healthcare with far-reaching long-term implications. CIS technology was originally intended for use in critical care environments and based on the collection, recording, and analysis patient’s electronic healthcare data within a dedicated computer system According to Islam et al.,
Introduction At the center of hospital bustle, overwhelmed staff scramble to remain on top of the paperwork cycle. Miscommunication and frequent errors frustrate nurses and inhibit the delivery of healthcare. Approvals are delayed, patients are left waiting for long hours, and information is misplaced – proving a critical challenge for a healthcare facility. While most
Introduction Today’s business world is characterized by stiff competition in almost all industries. As a result, organizations have to find ways to maintain a competitive advantage in their respective industries. Considering that employees are the most important asset of any organization, it is imperative that employers hone their ability to get the best out of
Abel, P. D. (2014). Water pollution in biology. CRC Press. The author of this scholarly work looks into several consideration as far as water pollution is concerned. The scholar gives an in-depth articulation concerning the contamination of water bodies including lakes, rivers, seas, and oceans. The work is excellent towards developing the paper since it
Buckley, F. H. The American Illness: Essays on the Rule of Law. Yale University Press, 2013. In this book, Buckley (2013) offers a comprehensive overview of the associations between law and economics in areas such as federalism, business regulation, and corruption. It also explains how the American system differs from that of other nations hard to understand
Balestrino, R., & Schapira, A. H. V. (2020). Parkinson disease. European Journal of Neurology, 27, 27-42. This article offers a general and comprehensive analysis of Parkinson’s disease, focusing more on the disease prevalence in Europe. The article discusses the disease epidemiology and risk factors in Europe, where the older population of older than 60 years
The Great Depression represents one of the harshest economic periods ever experienced in modern history. Apart from the fall in stock experienced during this time, a host of other little-known social problems also arose. This paper focuses on homelessness, and accompanying shantytowns typically referred to as “Hooverville”. Read also The Great Depression Indicators I
Nandi, R. (2015). Effective Induction for Employee’s Performance and Satisfaction. International Journal of English Language, Literature and Humanities, 3(4): 28-41. This article explore the different methods of introducing new employees to their workplace in order to determine the most effective strategy of induction. According to this article, most organizations lack the ingredients required to