This section provides the results of the study that was undertaken the previous sections with reference to Zara and H M in United Kingdom. As such, the section is organised in three portions, including brand loyalty, brand strategy, and financial brand equity. The summary section provides findings on the UK...
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This activity has been developed for the intermediate EHR student user. The student will review five patient charts from the EHR. Using “Plan, Do, Study/Check, Act” (PDSA/PDCA) students will analyze the documentation of consents in the chart for accuracy and quality. Quality management, performance improvement and initiatives within a healthcare...
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There is a lot of healthcare than what meets the eyes and business management side is one of the many aspects. BS in Health Administration with a specialization in Emergency Management (BSHA/EM) was a good starting point for me given that I am more interested in EM or first emergency...
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The NHS is widely regarded as the proudest attainment of our modern society. The five year forward view is a product of the NHS published under the headship of Simon Stevens in October 2014 as a planning document. According to the King’s Fund (2017), the five year forward view was...
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The electronic medical record (EMR) refers to a paperless storage of medical records. It contains all medical history of a given patient from one practice. There is no use of papers or physical records when it comes to patient’s record keeping, but all medical information is kept on a digital...
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Obsession with smartphones and the social media can greatly affect stress levels and one’s relationships. Roberts (2016) argues that behavioral and substance addictions to social media can be categorized into six groups namely; tolerance, salience, conflict, euphoria, relapse and withdrawal symptoms. According to Dallas (2016), internet addiction is linked to mental...
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Obesity and its Prevalence Obesity is considered as too much body weight based on a person’s body mass index (BMI). In recent years, obesity has recorded an increasing prevalence, an aspect that has been recognized as a significant public health crisis by both the general public and health officials. In efforts...
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It is a well known fact that symbols hold meaning both in the conscious and unconscious mind. Through the use of images, symbols, or pictures, an organic form of communication is developed. The origin form of communication has the ability to provide more information than mere words. Through the use...
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Fashion has substantial impact on today’s society due to promotion by mainstream media and immense online presence. However, the fight for recognition among the disabled has been long and frustrating. The history of physically challenged models is painfully short. In 1997, Nordstrom, a US-based department store chain was one of...
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Diabetes has become a worldwide concern especially among people termed as elderly The USA is not an exception here, and in fact, the problem is more common there compared to other developed countries. Medical and nursing researchers as well as nutritionists urges that obesity and sedentary life are the leading...
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Certainly, plastic water bottles are beneficial as people can be able to carry water any freely for their consumption. Yet trouble begins immediately after the water is fully consumed remaining with an empty bottle. Everyone must have experienced this lethal mistake of abandoning a plastic water bottle at the scene...
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Addiction is a treatable disease yet it is viewed as a behavioral problem by a majority of the population. The loved ones of addicts find it difficult to regard the condition as a disease rather than a behavior. The Disease Model of Addiction states that the sources of addiction may...
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